Mrs Mary Brown Honored At Dinner For 96th Birthday
Mrs Mary Brown celebrated her ninety sixth birthday with a dinner party at her residence at six oclock Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Fred Wheaton. Attending were Mr and Mrs Edward Olson Mr and Mrs Fred Wheaton Mr and Mrs Bob Wheaton and son Jerry Miss Mary Connett Miss Iris Connett Miss Bertha Vickers and Mr and Mrs Loring A Connett all of this city and Mr and Mrs Loring G Connett Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mary Brown
Mary M. Brown
Fred Wheaton
Congress Dt
Edward Olson
Brown
Bob Wheaton
Jerry
Mary Connett
Iris Connett
Bertha Vickers
Loring A. Connett
City
Loring G. Connett
Columbus
Mondhank-Zednik Engage for March 31 Wedding
Mr and Mrs Chester W Mondbank announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Mondhank to Edward Allen Zednik son of Mr and Mrs John Zednik of Cleveland The wedding is set March 31 at four oclock at the Mondhank home with Rev George W Herd officiating Kathleen joins Ohio University and Washington School for Secretaries alumnae and works as secretary to the Dean of Men at Ohio University Edward is a senior in Ohio University College of Education and a former 11th Airborne trooper He belongs to Phi Kappa Alpha and Kathleen to Delta Theta Tau sorority Rho chapter Stephanie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Mondbank
North High St
Lancaster
Kathleen Mondhank
Edward Allen Zednik
John Zednik
Brunsmade Ave
Cleveland
Mondhank
George W. Herd
First Methodist Church
Rho
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Zednik
11Th Airborne
College of Education
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Phi Mu Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
Phi Mu Auxiliary elected new officers at a Wednesday evening gathering at 151 Grosvenor St. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Howell, Mrs. J. B. Grogan, and Mrs. K. E. Witzler. New officers include president Mrs. Wilbur Yauch and treasurer Mrs. W. T. Donaldson, with plans for a May meeting to entertain the undergraduate Phi Mu chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Auxiliary
L. P. Eblin
Grosvenor St
Harold Howell
J. B. Grogan
K. E. Witzler
Wilbur Yauch
R. H. Paynter
L. L. Deissle
W. T. Donaldson
Wade Burke
Phi Mu
Foster Family Plans Return and College Spring Break Dates
Mr and Mrs Harry Foster and daughter Grace Ellen plan to return to Athens around April 4 after a Miami vacation. Foster Harmon, their son in law, and daughter reside at 220 E State St while Harmon leaves WKBN Youngstown for Hull Foster Jr company. Western College for Women spring vacation begins April 2 with classes resuming April 9. Students returning include Sarah Fisher and Dee Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foster
Grace Ellen Foster
Miami
Florida
Athens
Foster Harmon
Foster
Foster Home
State St
Harmon
WKBN
Youngstown
Hull Foster, Jr
Western College For Women
Western College
Sarah Fisher
Eleanor Fisher
Dee Henry
C. M. Bowman
How to Settle Long-Distance Call Charges
A guide on promptly verifying the long distance charge with the operator after a call and immediately informing the friend of the cost. It contrasts proper practice with an incorrect approach to settling debts.
Don’t Be Called Middle Age Life Advice From Ruth Millett
A column by Ruth Millett offers ten guidelines for aging gracefully without using the term middle aged. It cautions against heavy waists hunching necks and drab clothing and urges avoiding gossip and limiting club living while encouraging reading sports and varied social circles. It notes an anniversary meeting of Sayre Study Circle and recounts a 1847 tale about Captain Hanson changing doughnut shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Intermediate Circle of Charity Talks At Mrs Barstow Home
The Intermediate Circle of Child Conservation League met at 20 Mill St with president Mrs Don ald K Barstow presiding. New members Mrs George L Smith and Mrs William Dickinson joined, with desserts served by Mrs Barstow during social hour. Rain socks offer waterproof toe coverings for sandals or cut-out shoes, thin enough for purses and usable to prevent moisture and even fungal infections in public bathrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Donald K. Barstow
Mill St
Ted Stiff
Robert W. Hollingsworth
George L. Smith
William Dickinson
Kermit Blosser
James Snyder
Carl Tom
Glenn Pryor
Carl Clifford
Charles Nunemaker
Alicia Hart
Bright-Idea
Chihuahua puppies arrive at Homer Baird home in Athens
Eileen and Dolly the new Chihuahua pups at 47 May Ave are nearly pencil length and almost hairless with a unique black nose-to-tail stripe. Earlier after-Holiday arrivals from California wore turtle neck sweaters. Also noted: CoOo 0 L. C. Nye attends the McGuffey Society banquet in Columbus, and Bernice Russell visits town with Carson Taylor for a funeral, described with magazine photo details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen
Dolly
Homer Baird
California
Hollywood
John Powers
New York
Bernice Russell
Utley
N. J
June Haver
Bernice
Carson Taylor
Vanderbilt University
Ira Taylor
Carson
Mabel Baird
Bolen Vawter Jr to Wed in Open Ceremony March 30
Dr and Mrs S G Lehman and daughter Miss Carolyn Lehman of Raleigh N C arrived Thursday to be guests of Mrs Aura Bolen. They come to attend the wedding of Patricia Jane Bolen and Frank Vawter Jr of Cincinnati at four oclock Sunday afternoon March 30 at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bolen
Frank Vawter, Jr
S. G. Lehman
Carolyn Lehman
Raleign
N.C
Aura Bolen
Race St
Patricia Jane Bolen
Cincinnati
First Methodist Church
Ohio woman named 1947 State Mother for state honors
Mrs. John L. Miller of Cambridge named 1947 State Mother representing Ohio in the national program. A widow with 11 children, all college graduates, she and her family are active in church and community service. Her nomination came from Inez M. De Ville with endorsements from local and state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Miller
Ohio
Hester A
North 9Th St
Cambridge
National
New York City
Afun Cawah Tlawdinew
Llimtan Mawa
Chester J
Cleveland
Orpha PA
Cooper
Helen M. Hartman
Hazel L. Ryan
Inez M. DeVille
Baltimore
A. L. Pickering
Pataskala
Johnny Jones
Columbus Dispatch
George B. Crane
Ohio State University
Canning Inventor Napoleon and Appert Named
Two French figures, Napoleon Bonaparte and Nicolas Appert, started canned foods. Napoleon offered a prize in 1795 to solve preserving fresh provisions, leading to Appert’s hermetically sealed jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bonaparte
Nicolas Appert
Bonaparte
Napoleon
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Skoot
Gallaher's Drug Store
S. Court St
Athens, O
ACME
Telephone
Union St
Miller Brothers
Mertz
Cheney
L'Orle Toiletries
L'Odorante
Kyle
Clifford
SAYRE
Sayre Study Circle
Cottage Tea Room
John Myers
Robert Jackson
Hanson
Camden
Maine
Don Barstow
Frances Willard
Athens, Ohio
H.B.F
L. C. Nye
Athens County
McGuffey Society
McGuffey Society of Columbus
Third Avenue Methodist Church
Mabel Kutz
Nye
Kutz
Morristown
Chauncey
McGuffey
Greta
New York of Excellence
Whitman
Short's Chocolates
McKee Drug Co
OAL Ligluinie Launloel
WIC V of Land
Fenatt
the Cline Pharmacy
Rexall
Canning
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Ranch's Bakery
American Beauty
Travel
Beau Brummell
Botany
Wilson Bros
Hickok
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