League of Women Voters Promotes Public Participation in Government
Athens League of Women Voters, a 60 member non partisan group reorganized in 1949, encourages voter involvement and political education. It sent questionnaires to 52 candidates, hosted public meetings on local government education and finance, and supports upcoming state and national league programs and conventions.
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League of Women Voters
Athens League of Women Voters
Athens League
U. S. League of Women Voters
League
Athens Court Room
Zews
Athens
Maud Wood Park
Victor Goedicke
Charles Allen Smart
Robert F. Creegan
Henri Siebert
James Rundle
Ralph Albaugh
Voters Service
National League
Atlantic City
League of Women Voters of Ohio
Cleveland
Athens Order of Eastern Star to Honor Founders Day
Athens Chapter 175 marks the 100th anniversary of the Order of Eastern Star on Monday evening May 8. A program honors Robert Morris, founder in 1850, with Mrs. Lucille Woodworth noting it as the world's largest women’s organization and Ohio leading in membership. all members are invited.
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Athens
Order of Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Order
Lucille Woodworth
Ohio
Hoisington Birth in Ashland for David Carl
Mr and Mrs Carl Hoisington announce the birth of their son David Carl born April 11 in Ashland. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L W Hoisington of Albany and Mr and Mrs Frank Sherman of 414 Richland Ave.
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Carl Hoisington
Ashland
David Carl
L. W. Hoisington
Albany
Frank Sherman
Richland Ave
Rennel weight loss claim from Adelphi woman
Mrs Mildred Brokaw of Adelphi Ohio describes losing 40 pounds after using Rennel and grapefruit juice. The letter promotes a home recipe and money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from their druggist and try the product.
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Mildred Brokaw
Adelphi
Ohio
Rennel
Dad on Baby Feeding Time and Shared Parenthood
The bulletin from Cornell University promotes 50-50 parental roles for new fathers and mothers. It urges dads to share childcare from the start, adjust baby's schedule to fit father hours, and even prepare simple meals like a tomato strained meat cocktail for a quick joint routine.
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Baby
Psychology of appeals for sales and persuasion
Dr. George W. Crane explains three degrees of effective stimuli in advertising and selling. He cites first degree touch and taste examples like apple pie, silk, and satin, then contrasts second and third degree verbal prompts to shape consumer choice. He urges readers to request his bulletin on the new psychology of advertising and selling via the newspaper.
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George W. Crane
Linda V
Toledo
Phi Delta Theta Plans Picnic For Children Of Athens County Home
The Ohio University Phi Delta Theta chapter plans a picnic and wiener roast for wards of the Athens County Children's Home next weekend. The event is part of a year round service program led by campus groups with the YMCA and YWCA coordinating efforts. The YWCA aims to hold a spring carnival at the home in late May.
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Athens County
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
W. L. LaBaw
YMCA
YWCA
Personal notes from Harrisburg wedding and visits
Mr and Mrs Richard C Bolin 184 N Lancaster Sr spent weekend in Harrisburg Pa attending the wedding of Miss Shirley Fisher and Mr James Langtry Mrs Bolin and Mrs Langtry were formerly with the Federal Security Agency in Washington DC Mr and Mrs Chester Copeland Sr New England hosted their son and wife Mr and Mrs Chester Copeland Jr who is in the Navy en route to Florida near the home of Mr and Mrs William Dean Mrs Hazel Shriver of Pomeroy spent weekend with Mrs Hazel Nesselroad 8 President St Emma Crossen 93 Richland Ave fell and broke her hip April 27 now at Sheltering Arms Hosp room No gad
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Richard C. Bolin
N. Lancaster Sr
Harrisburg
Shirley Fisher
James Langtry
Bolin
Langtry
Federal Security Agency
Washington, D. C
Chester Copeland Sr
New England
Chester Copeland
Chester Copeland, Jr
Navy
Florida
William Dean
Emma Crossen
Richland Ave
Club Calendar Showcases Wednesday Events and Recitals
A Wednesday calendar lists events at Athens and nearby venues. Ladies Day Luncheon at Athens Country Club at 1 pm requires reservations with Mrs. C E Nunemaker. Other items include church meetings, an open adult literature class, Masonic and Rebekah gatherings, PTA family night, and a postponed School of Music recital by Betty Ballas and Doris Bolles to May 11.
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Athens Country Club
C. E. Nunemaker
School of Music
Betty Ballas
Doris Bolles
Young Matrons Meet at First Christian Church
Mrs. Cecil McGlone Jr. hosted the Young Matrons Group Tuesday with business led by Mrs. Marvin Phillips and devotions by Mrs. Allen Riley Jr. Guest speaker Mrs. W F Giesecke reported on Japan. refreshments served to listed members. Next meeting at Mrs. Charles H Trout’s home. Minear Chapter 274 CES Guysville to inspect May 5 with dinner at 6:30. reservations to Freda Bean. The Session Presbyterian Church meets at 7 p.m.
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Cecil McGlone, Jr
Garfield Ave
First Christian Church
Marvin Phillips
Allen Riley, Jr
W. F. Giesecke
Japan
Edith Jordan
Dana Bolin
Ernest Collins
Riley, Jr
John Lynch
Phillips
Joe Mechem
R. F. Rose
Joe B. Moffett
Karl Becker
Evan E. Williams
Charles H. Trout
Kenneth D. Bingman
Anna Chapman
Glenn Mingus
H. B. Boles
Odessa Howell
Sunnyside Drive
Minear
CES
Guysville
Marion Reed
Freda Bean
Women's Faculty Club Plans Traditional May Breakfast
The Women's Faculty Club of Ohio University will hold its traditional May breakfast on Sunday May 7 in the Faculty Club rooms at 35 S College St with two serving times 11 30 and 12 00 A short business meeting will follow at 12 15 Past events this year included a fall reception stunt night dessert a Christmas tea a travel party with Kodachrome pictures a games party dessert a chili Mexican supper and a birthday party dessert Members aiding the program included Joan Gunkelman publicity chairman Marguerite Appel member at large and Mary Antoinette membership chairman with Geraldine Hope treasurer
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Women's Faculty Club of
Ohio University
Cora Miller
S. College St
Vivian Roberts
Esther Starks
Isabelle Work
Ruth Birk
Amy Allen
Virginia Mather
Lucille Phillips
Joan Gunkelman
Marguerite Appel
Mary Antoinette
Geraldine Hope
Cilb
April Marriage Announced Of Miss Glenna Steinmetz and Wilbur Colburn
Miss Glenna Steinmetz and Wilbur Colburn wed on April 9 at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Blackwell Shade. Rev. Earl Cowan officiated a double ring ceremony. Attendants were maid of honor Luella Haning Wyandotte Michigan and best man Gail Steinmetz Wyandotte Michigan. A reception followed with guests from Shade Wyandotte Columbus Zanesville Thurston Harrisonville and Athens in attendance. A four tiered cake by Mrs. Floyd Buck decorated the refreshment table and a later shower was held at the groom’s parents home.
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Lizzie Blackwell
Shade
Glenna Steinmetz
Wilbur Colburn
Clyde Colburn
Earl Cowan
Miss Steinmetz
Luella Haning
Wyandotte
Mich
Carl Colburn
Carlene
Larry
Fred Colburn
Anthony Steinmetz
Letha Haning
Ronald
Luella Hanning
Stanton Graham
Cecil
Charles Lee
Cary
Gail Steinmetz
Charles Love
David
Dawn
Wayne Steinmetz
Florence Bates
Eva Steinmetz
Audrey Norris
Ray Grim
Vinton Hodge
James McDonald
Vickie Lynn
Thurston
Columbus
Earl Fort
Vada
Carl F
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