Ohio University Dance Club Plans May 12 Memorial Auditorium Program
Muriel Schochen directs a varied dance program at Memorial Auditorium featuring music and poetry by John Rood and Jane Warner. The performance includes “Only in the U.S. A.” and “Testimonial” about Wyoming suffrage, with choreography by Schochen and narration by Dr. Batchellor. Notables include Joan Hartinger and Ed win Jasinski among the lead performers.
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Muriel Schochen
Ohio University Dance Club
Memorial Auditorium
John Rood
Edwin Jasinki
Joan Hartinger
Reserve Dance Club
Jane Varner
Ohio University
Martha Graham
Chouinard School of Drama
Los Angeles
Calif
Seyril
Jane Warner
Wyoming
Carl Nessley
Division of Physical Welfare
Joan Fisele
Betty Milhender
Yolanda Molnar
Lois Loring
Theresa Motto
Confirmation Service at Church of the Good Shepherd
Bishop Hobson will lead a confirmation service at the Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. A reception at Mrs. R D Coughlin's home at 11 Park Place will follow for attendees to meet Bishop Hobson and the confirmation class.
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Bishop Hobson
Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal
R. D. Coughlin
Park Place
Club Calendar items忙 May events across Athens community
Monday events include Hathamar Class of First Methodist Church at 6 30 p m potluck with dessert and coffee. Athens Chapter 175 O E S meets 7 30 p m at Masonic Temple with initiation. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary votes officers. Women’s Faculty Club of Ohio University holds annual business meeting and dessert at 7 30 p m. Christian Church family dinner at 6 30 p m potluck guests of honor new members since Easter 1943. Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting postponed to May 15. Go Business and Professional Women guest speaker Miss Olive Huston at 6 15 p m at Ohio University Student Grill. Tuesday events include Presbyterian Church Woman’s Association at 2 30 p m devotionals with singing and talk on The Family Today. Needle Club postponed to May 16. Progressive Literary Club meets 7 30 p m with modern artists as roll call. Athena Delphian potluck supper at 6 30 p m bring own service. Chi Omega Alumnae business at 8 p m Chapter House with stamps collected. Western Society Circle Nine meets 8 p m at Miss Helen Hull’s. Child Conservation League meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Earnest Hart.
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Olive Huston
The
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Th Athens Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio University Student Grill
Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Christian Church
Ohio University
W.s.cs
Circle Nine
Helen Hull
Montrose Ave
Child Conservation League
Earnest Hart
Route Five
Ohio Servicemen's Art Exhibit at Ohio University Gallery
The Ohio Servicemen's Exhibition of Watercolors and Drawings displays first hand Army life from Ohio artists who served abroad. Prizes awarded by Paul Travis include War Bond and War Stamp awards for works such as First Casualty and Camp Bus, with pieces from camps in the United States and abroad.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Edwin Watts Chubb
Butler Art Institute
Youngstown
United States
Caribbean
North Africa
England
Paul Travis
Cleveland School of Art
Chester L. Engle
David Davidsovits
Fort Hayes
John Paul Miller
Donald Allen
Trinidad
Jos. G. Butler
Cpl
Noble D. Carlson
Edward W. Dobrotka
Michael Peter Kobasuk
Norman L. Nichols
William E. Scheele
Clyde Singer
Pfe
Milton Hirschl
PTR
Steve Bodnarchuk
Albert L. Parella
Robert FE. Clark
Robert Fabe
Tony
T-5
Robert Morrow
Slim
Ernest Whitworth
Belated Easter Orders Reach Local Florists
Local florists report belated Easter corsages and bouquets arriving for wives mothers and sweethearts from overseas service men. Some customers received flowers early for Mother's Day with several weeks to spare.
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Pomeroy
United States
Metate Dee
Plains High School presents Act Your Age class play
The Senior Class staged William David son’s Act Your Age on Thursday May 4 at The Plains High School. Norma McAllister and Betty Hill led as Angy and Jerry with Gadget Hoffenflugel and Jim Matson as visiting sailors. The production featured Aunt Sandra played by Ellen Manda and a cast including Cora by Chlorous Burton and Helga by Vada Bricker.
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the Plains High School
William Davidson
Southwest Pacific
Norma McAllister
Betty Hill
Angy
Jerry
Gadget Hoffenflugel
Jim Matson
Bill Tinkham
Leroy Shamel
Sandra
Ellen Manda
Miss
Jail
Jim
Gadget
Cora
Chlorous Burton
Helga
Vada Bricker
Make a New Chignon From Long Hair Tips
A fashion note by Alicia Hart details pinning a long hair chignon made to order for tiny hats. It explains forming a smooth rope, tying at the neck, winding under a pencil, spreading into a roll, and anchoring ends with pins, with optional concealment and accessorizing ideas.
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Alicia Hart
Love's Fair Horizon Sequel Teases Hidden Plot
Excerpt from Adele Garrison's Love's Fair Horizon follows Madge Graham defending her Sag Harbor farmhouse from four men posing as coast guards. Tense captivity unfolds as Major Hugh Grantland coordinates a covert plan while Madge learns a cryptic plea from a fourth captive, hinting at deeper schemes.
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Madge Graham
Jim
Katie
Madge
Sag Harbor
Hugh Grantiend
Albany Band Discusses Hymn Writing And Worship
Albany Baptist Missionary Band met at the church with Mrs. Lowell Chase presiding. Members heard on hymn writing, music in worship, and the difference between hymns and gospel songs. Guest Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy attended. June meeting set at Mrs. A. E. Graham's home.
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Albany
Albany Baptist Missionary Band
Lowell Chase
Frank Trainer
Ella Steward
A. E. Graham
Young
God
Jesus
Howard Cline
Elizabeth McCoy
County Agents To Aid Veteran Farm Program
Ohio State University extension service director H C Ramsower says county agricultural agents will form committees to assist returning veterans seeking to buy or run farms. The plan aims to boost veteran participation in farming opportunities.
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Columbus
County
Ohio
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University
Agricultural Extension Service
Child Care Center Planned By OU Elementary School Starting This Summer
The University Elementary School announces an eight week All Day Child Care program this summer for 3 1 2 to 5 1 2 year olds with 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. hours and a 1.50 semester fee. Noon meal fees range 15c to 25c daily with payment by the 10th. Enrollment limited to 25 for child care and 25 for the kindergarten in session daily 8:30 to 12. Applications are available at the school office.
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The
University Elementary School
University
Sunday Train Canteen Serves Soldiers With Snacks
Members of the Marine Army and Navy Women's Club served the 1 04 p m train and packed 300 sacks of sandwiches cookies and cigarettes for soldiers yesterday. Mrs Pierce and Mrs Norris aided in the effort funded by the F J Beasley Company with collection jars to be placed in Athens stores under the slogan Let your extra change make a sand wich for a service man.
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Marine, Army and Navy Women's Club
Pierce
Norris
F. J. Beasley Company
Athens
Richard Atkins
Johnsons buy Stiff property on Spring Street
Mr and Mrs James Johnson purchased the Stiff property on Spring Street and have occupied the residence as tenants for several months.
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Glouster
James Johnson
Spring St
Johnsons
Move to Athens Reported for Dawleys
Mr and Mrs Duke Dawley and their sons Richard and Bobby have moved from Millfield to Athens, indicating a family relocation within the region.
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Chauncey
Mrs
Duke Dawley
Phyllis Border
Richard
Bobby
Millfield
Athens
Bowel Cleaning Power Promoted by Erb-Help Medicine
An individual reports dramatic relief after three days taking ERB HELP claiming detoxed bowels relieved headaches eruptions and rheumatic pains. The ad touts 12 herbs cleansing bowels stomach gas liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at Athens Pharmacy 7 N Court St.
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Erbhelp
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
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