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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

8

Inauguration Guests Gather for Ohio University President Baker

Out-of-town guests and local officials prepare for the Friday 3 p.m. inauguration of Dr. John C. Baker as Ohio University’s fourteenth president. Social events include a duffel supper at Strathmore Boulevard and buffets at Park Place and Utah Place as Baker and family plan a long visit before residence is ready.

John C. Baker Ohio University Frank J. Lausche Columbus Thomas Roslin Biddle Park Place Clinton P. Biddle S Weston Mass Neil H. Barden Cchester Helen Baker Princeton N. J Baker S. M. Evans Charleston W. Va Elizzabeth Eleanor Anne Biddle East Amon Gordon Kk. Bush Strathmore Boulevard Bakers Thomas M. Wolfe Utah Place

OU Faculty Recital Set For May 13 In Memorial Hall

Ohio University music department presents its sole faculty recital at Memorial Auditorium at 8 p m on Sunday May 13 featuring cellist Gordon Kinney and pianist Gladys Apitzsch. program includes Shostakovich cello sonata plus works by Beethoven Bruch Granados and Ravel. Kinney, four year OU faculty member, formerly Rochester Philharmonic soloist. Apitzsch two years OU faculty, Eastman alumna and former opera accompanist. both natives of Rochester N Y and Eastman School of Music graduates.

Ohio University Music Department Memorial Auditorium Gordon Kinney Gladys Apitzsch Antin Leuuanu Pang Athens Dmitri Shostakovich Beethoven Bruch Granados Ravel Mr. Kinney O. U Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Goossens Reiner Isturdy Miss Apitzsch Eastman School of Music Nicholas Konraty Miss Apjitzsch Rochester N. SY Eastmann School of Music Aon Patricia Denton Dorothy Peoples School of Music Ohio University Music Hall Auditorium P. L Peterson Paul Fontaine

Personal items and visits across states and coast

Mr E Lash arrived from California after seven months abroad visiting Nevada and California cities. Mrs Susan Callender of New York City visits her Lash relatives in Athens. Jane Ellen Brown at 93 N Congress St receives sword from husband Seaman Ig M C Brown of the Coast Guard. Dr C F Love and family from Williamsburg spent weekend with his mother on W State St Group Six Presbyterian holds Friday picnic at 6 p.m. at Mrs Mantz home 218 W Washington.

E. Rey Lash California Lone Pine Nevada Susan Lash Callender New York City Mrs. Lash State St Jane Ellen Brown Walter N. Congress St Ig. M. C. Brown U. S. Coast Guard San Francisco Elza Wyatt, Jr San Pedro Cal Elza Wyatt Mary Elizabeth Christian Wyatt Athens Presbyterian Church Mantz W. Washington

Kay Murphy Visits Miami Herald Woman's Dept

Kay Murphy, Miami Herald feature writer and OU graduate, visited Athens for two weeks of social notes and interviews. She spoke with Mrs Wainwright and toured movie sets for They Were Expendable, meeting actors and crew, then returned to Miami. His cousins in service shared furlough, and a garden bouquet salad centerpiece inspired by D R Zenner garden was highlighted.

Kay Murphy Women's Miami Herald Miami Fla Messenger Kay Chicago Daily News Windy City Jonathan Wainwright Douglas MacArthur Philippines Wainwright Islands Metra~ Goldwyn-Mayer Charles Folsom Bataan Gen. MacArthur Admiral Nimitz Robert Montgomery John Wayne Athens Elizabeth McCune Carr Navy Technical Training Center Gainesville George P. Murphy Fort Sil Okla Patrick Murphy Chillicothe John Murphy Maple St William Shepherd D. R. Zenner Garden H.b.f

Alpha Gamma Delta Honors Visiting Officer at Chapter House

The Alpha Gamma Delta Zeta chapter hosted an informal reception for visiting inspector Mrs. H. C. Fremmer of New York City at the chapter house University Terrace Tuesday evening from 3 to 10. One hundred guests attended as patronesses and alumnae assisted. Ohio University leaders and sorority presidents also attended the event.

H.C. Fremmer New York City Zeta Alpha Gamma Delta University Terrace Flemmer Helen Dennison Greta Lagh Aluminum Lucile Wigan Sorority Paul Fontaine C. R. Hoskins W. F. Copeland Seth W. Lewis Clark E., Williams Cora Frame Margaret, Burt J. W. Stewart R. P. Tompkins C. E. Heft Myra H.S. Siigley Harry Foster W. F. Brown Ohio University John C. Baker Irma E. Voigt Sara L. Tones Alpha Gamma

Miss Irene Devlin Honored by Ohio University Staff

Forty former administrative staff associates at Ohio University gathered Monday evening May 7 at the Cottage Tea Room to honor Miss Irene Devlin. The group presented her with a jeweled compact as a token of appreciation for her service as secretary to the administrative officers and coordinator of office personnel. Hostesses included Miss Antoinette Cleveland and Mrs. Clerk Cleveland among others.

Ohio University Irene Devlin Cottage Tea Room Mary” Antoinette Clerk Cleveland Vallver Antoinette Veland Geraldine. Hope Fred Sands Velia Staneart

Senior High Home Ec Club Hosts Wednesday Party

Athens Senior High School Home Economics Club held a Wednesday afternoon party at the school for junior members. Betty Davis directed singing while Glenna Yeager and Fue Beal led games. Dora Mae Starkey served refreshments as club president. Junior members plan a picnic for senior members. Pallas Club meets Saturday at 2:30 pm at the Women’s Faculty Club with Mrs. H. L. Dunlap hosting.

Athens Senior High School Betty Davis Glenna Yeager Fue Beal Icharge Dora Mae Starkey Si Fon Pallas Club H. L. Dunlap

Diamonds East Side Sewing Club Meeting Notice

The Diamonds East Side Sewing Club will meet with Mrs. P. H. McKinley at 265 EL State St on Friday at 2 p m. The Richland Ave Progressive Class 1 gathers at the church Friday at 8 p m with devotionals led by Mrs. Barnhill and entertainment by Mae Smith. House committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Laziman Langston and Rush Miller.

East Side Sewing Club P. H. McKinley EL State St Richland Ave Barnhill Mae Smith Tom Laziman Langston Rush Miller

Notes Across Generations Keep Household Rhythms

A mother’s habit of leaving notes for her children from childhood to adulthood shows how such messages shape daily routines. The notes guide chores, bed making, practice, and routines, while in turn prompting responses that reinforce family order and shared habits across generations.

Trey

Business and Professional Women to Dinner at Mantz Home

The Business and Professional Women’s Club six Presbyterian will meet Friday evening for dinner at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs C O Mantz 218 Washington St Members asked to bring their own table service The article also notes a dated cultural taboos about Moslem dating and social conduct with warnings of scandal and bloodshed.

Six Presbyterian Church C. 0. Mantz W. Washlington St

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