Esther Class at Elkins Home Hosts Social Evening
Mrs. H A Elkins hosted the Esther Class of the Christian Church at 60 Elmwood Place with opening hymn Jesus Is All the World to Me led by Mrs. E A Davis. Devotions by Mrs. Wharton followed by a Psalm reading and talk on Home What is it Where is it with a prayer, then Trust and Obey sung. A short business session named new Bent in the May 25 social with Deborah Class. Performers included Thelma Robinson and Marilyn Davis duets and eight year old Tony Wooley on accordion. June meeting set for church social rooms with Mrs D I Gandee as leader. But Between the spring and autumn a single pair of rabbits will increase a hundredfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Elkins
Elmwood Place
Esther
The
Christian Church
Jesus
E. A. Davis
J. A. Wharton
J. W. Sands
Thelma Robinson
Marilyn Davis
Tony Wooley
Sir Echo
Open Forum on Consumer Movement May 8 in High School
The Adult Education Council presents an Open Forum on Consumer Education Monday May 8 at 7 30 p m in the High School Auditorium. Speakers include Florence E Wagner Ohio University Karl H Krauskopf Ohio University Ross Wright county extension agent Elizabeth Moore Ohio State University T M Wolfe state department of education and Mayor C C Cornell with Dean Armbruster presiding Educational exhibits will be available before and after the meeting The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adult Education Council
Florence E. Wagner
Ohio University
Karl H. Krauskopf
Ross Wright
Elizabeth Moore
Ohio State University
T. M. Wolfe
State Department of Education
See Through Others See Within Ourselves
Advice urges women to examine their own self perception instead of blaming others. It notes many distortions from undervaluing oneself to overvaluing certain roles and calls for recognizing personal limitations and opportunities.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
A serialized excerpt from 1939 features Madge and Lillian planning a disguise laden getaway in Greenwich Village as part of a risqué investigation. The trio schemes, hides in rear garden apartments, and prepares to outmaneuver a dangerous liaison while promising protection from an unseen network. Continued tomorrow.
Chauncey District Social and Personal Items
Chauncey residents report visits and health updates. Rhoda Oliver spent Sunday with daughter Edna Brannon in Albany. Barbara Ann Morrison, Jacksonville, returned home after an appendectomy in Columbus. Hattie Shafer Johnson recovering at Peach Ridge. Iva Ashworth visiting Chauncey from Columbus. Carl Conrad and family moved back to Chauncey from West Virginia. A salmon biology note explains salmon return to spawning streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rhoda Oliver
Edna Brannon
Albany
Barbara Ann
L. A. Morrison
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hattie Shafer Johnson
John Johnson
Peach Ridge
Iva Ashworth
James Mullins
Carl Conrad
West Virginia
Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath chronicling Joads westward to a hostile California
Katherine Hall’s review portrays John Steinbeck’s longest novel as a sweeping, angry tale of landless American migrants. The Joad family travels from Oklahoma to California facing exploitation, violence, and broken hopes in a harsh, truthful epic with a government camp as a fragile haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hall
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Joad
Oklahoma
California
Mothers Daughters Zeta Tau Dinner at Hillcrest Inn
Zeta Tau Alpha held a six o'clock dinner at Hillcrest Inn for thirty four guests as part of Mother's Week End. Toastmistress Margarethe Faulstich led the event with welcome remarks from Mrs. Woolsey and Miss Alice Bardin. The program featured solos by Jane Burnside and Mary Anne Coughlin, violin accompaniment by Blanche Fitz, and group Zeta songs between courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fitz
Zeta
Doris Abel
R. R. Abel
Betty Ames
Helen Barklow
Barklow
W. M. Williams
Ruth Beck
K. L. Beck
Martha Boyd
B. D. Boyd
van Dorn
Patience ‘Brandle
Walter Brand
Dorothy McClure
T. O. McClure
Cathryn Melcher
C. F. Melcher
Mary K. Metz
A. G. Metz
Vera Myers
G. H. Myers
Janet Nierman
H. V. Nierman
Mary Quigley
H. H. Vogt
Alice Rardin
D. A. Bardin
Dorothy Reid
G. F. Reid
Louise Scherzer
A. Scherzer
Elva Shela
S. E. Shela
Joan Simmons
Ernest Simmons
Betty Stone
W. E. Stone
Barbara Williams
Nelle Woolsey
Piano Pupils in Recital Friday at Music Hall
Miss Vera Board leads a piano recital Friday at 8 p m in Music Hall Auditorium with tenor Wayne Kitner. Students include Dorothy Pearson Jeanne Williams Ursula Green Mary Ellen Burson and Barbara Taylor among others with Leona Algeo as accompanist. The second item notes Union Sundays School Young People Class elected Dana Carsey Clara Withers Vera White Charles White Helen Holland as officers. next meeting May 16 at Miss Helen Holland’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Pearce
Patricia Connor
Ruth Mason
Barbara Taylor
Jane Foster
Leona Algeo
Young Peoples
Union Sunday School
Clara Withers
Dana Carsey
Vera White
Charles White
Helen Holland
Dinner for Men’s Union Officers Hosted by Whitehouse
Dean and Mrs. Victor Whitehouse gave a 6:30 p.m. dinner Wednesday for incoming and retiring officers of the Men’s Union. New officers are Samuel Downer president, J Grant Keys vice president, Sylvan Cohen secretary, and Andrew Diedrich treasurer, replacing William Schlotterbeck, Stephen Livitsky, Ralph Penick, and Lawrence Bibbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Victor Whitehouse
Men's Union
Samuel Downer
J. Grant Keys
Sylvan Cohen
Andrew Diedrich
William Schlotterbeck
Stephen Livitsky
Ralph Penick
Lawrence Bibbee
Plains Children Present Forest Court Operetta at School
The Ohio University Training School at The Plains stages The Forest Court Friday May 5 at 1 30 p m in the school auditorium. Tommy is judged by Judge Owl after adventures in the woods with fairies aiding his pardon. The cast includes Roger Johnson Tommy and David Winefordner as the judge with Thelma McHarg and others in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Training School
the Plains
Forest Court
Tommy
Roger Johnson
Judge Owl
David Winefordner
Rabbit
Tommy Jinks
Ralph Gabriel
Silver Wings
Thelma McHarg
Roy Allen
Billy Hill
Bonnie Overly
Bobby Hawk
Alfreda Grandstaff
Geraldine Powell
Norma Jean McAllister
Feaf
Mary Ellen Thompson
Bluebell
Donna Thompson
Betty Bryan
Daisy
Lois Barstow
Barbara Humphrey
Juanita McDonald
Eleanora Novotni
Helen Maaser
Vera Sproul
Birthday Party in Honor of Mrs Albert Johnson
Mrs Albert Johnson of 155 Morris Ave Carbondale gathered with family and out of town relatives at her mother Rose Tefft home to celebrate her birthday anniversary which fell on Saturday April 29. Former pupils and neighbors attended and children sent wild flower bouquets along with a group photograph from the third and fourth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Morris Ave
Carbondale
Johnson
Rose Tefft
M. J. Callahan
R. P. Enderlin
Merl Howeson
Phyllis Jewett
Betty McClain
Audrey Williams
Paul Lowry
Charlotte, Jane
Patricia Daugherty
Gene Dunlop
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Adele Garrison
Lillian
Bosse Gan
Lillia
Dicky
Mary Oa
Lansfield
Mary
Greenwich Village
Harry
Madge
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Rauch's Bakery
Chauncey District
Noah
Rosasharn
America
Zeta Tau
Union U. S. Class
Katherine
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Coats
Diamonds
W. B. Drake Jeweler
Dean Whitehouse
Japan
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Garrick
Hyde Park
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