Ohio University Mothers Weekend Draws Thousands
Ohio University hosts Mothers Weekend with an estimated 4500 visitors as families arrive for Torch Sing at Memorial Auditorium and a full schedule of ROTC reviews, concerts, plays, and football events across campus led by President Alden and Honorary Mother Mrs. Ross.
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Athens
Ohio University
Hal Dickinson
Circleville
Memorial Auditorium
Goldsberry
Blaine Goldsberry
James H. Ross
Fairmont
W. Va
Becky
Alden
Pershing Rifles
Ross
Army
Air Force
Baker Center
Program Board of
College
Nancy MecCalla
Mike Newcomb
Mike Burton
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Nancy Rhodes
Joe Leslie
Charles Minelli
Dave Coleman
Mortar Board
Ohio University Dolphin Club
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Putnam School
Miami University
Trautwein Field
Peden Stadium
Heloise tips chalk to lift collar oil stains
Reader letters offer quick household tricks with no harsh chemicals. Chalk drawn over yellow collar lines absorbs body oils and dirt, then washing returns shirts to clean. repeat if the stain is deep. Other notes share cucumber dressing ideas and salt lawn care tips.
Teachers Explore Initial Teaching Alphabet Workshop
In Southeastern Ohio 125 educators attended an Ohio University Lab School workshop on ITA. Miss Viola Nelson described ITA as a one year first grade program using 44 sounds and 44 characters, replacing no letters but speeding reading and writing progress.
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Southeastern Ohio
Viola Nelson
Ohio University
ITA
Ohio University College of Education Laboratory School
England
Miss Nelson
Nelson
William Cooper
Jean E. Osborne
Osborne
Parma
Gilford Crowell
College of Education
Harry Lackey
Ohio University Laboratory School
Morrison Class Completes Study of Electricity
Morrison Elementary School sixth graders visited the Poston Power Plant at Hamley Run to see how coal becomes electricity. Teachers Mrs. Calvin Efaw and Mrs. George Ware accompanied the group for a guided tour and Q A session.
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Poston
Hamley Run
Morrison Elementary School
Calvin Efaw
George Ware
Club Notes highlight multiple organization officer installations
Wesleyan Service Guild installs new officers and chairmen at First Methodist Church with Devo by Frances Packard. Athens Junior Women’s Club elects officers. Higley Study Circle plans Old Man’s Cave trip. Beta Sigma Phi celebrates Founders Day. Alpha Gamma Alumnae and Mother's Club join undergraduates for awards night.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Frances Packard
Elma Randall
Kenneth Reeder
WSCS
P. S. Wamsley
S. S. Vickroy
Ann Mumma
Helen Hull
Dorothy Williams
Vickroy
Treva Black
Williams
Sylvia Munn
Ann Pickering
Geraldine Hope
Naomi Black
George Rasp
Beta Sigma Phi
Calvin Whiteside
Richard Bobo
Walter Ross
Robert Hawk
James Ambruster
Gary Tague
Gail Griffin
Robert Wise
Marion Riggs
Robert Betz
Eugene Lenhart
Fred Fisher
Alpha Gamma
Mother’s Club
University Terrace
Leslie Moore
R. F. Rose
Athens
Mother's Club
Glenna Burt
Leonard Ostlund
Paul Cotton
Gomer Jones
H. C. Musser
John W. Stewart
Greta Lash
Mildred Rice
Hazel Roach
Margaret Burt
Little Beavers 4-H Club Plans for County Fair
4 H News reports members meeting at Vicki Hudnel home to plan entries for the county fair. George Rose notes a committee was formed to map the club schedule with Mr and Mrs Blazier serving as club advisors.
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Little Beavers
Vicki Hudnel
George Rose
M. R. Blazier
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Sally Smith
Wonderful World of Color
Baker & Stauffer
East State St. Athena
P.O
Heloise
Mary
Polly Jenkins
Herman Miller
Marjorie Brown
Clare L. Wilson
Polaroid
W. Union St
Athens, O
E. State St
Polaroid Corporation
Eriteria
Morrison
Efaw
West Union Street
Eva Welsh
Hull
Elma Beerbower
Mary Stalder
Barbara Gierhart
Cope Lockhart
Randall
Roberta Sutton
F. R. Chadwick
Sara Westfall
Sutton
Mumma
Stanley Fisher
Mulligan Rd
Donald Faules
Thomas Chesser
Eddie Stubblefield
Max Schwarzel
Faules
Gary Pettigrew
Ronald Begg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
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