Maecenas Club Ends Year With Luncheon At Cottage Tea House
Maecenas Literary Club held its final meeting of the year with a Tuesday luncheon at the Cottage Tea House attended by twelve members. Tables were decorated with spring flowers. hostesses included Mrs. Clarence Laughlin and three others. Mrs Laughlin led a brief business session. Mrs Charles Weber, a State Federation delegate, reported on the convention program. Members answered about September plans for the summer and the club planned to meet again in the fall.
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Maecenas Literary Club
Cottage Tea House
Clarence Laughlin
C. D. Duncan
Walter Smith
F. C. Tribe
Sayre Club Luncheon Potluck Tuesday at Henderson Home
Sayre Study Circle schedules a potluck luncheon on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. R. E Henderson's home 16 Hocking St. Members bring their own place settings and must submit regrets by Monday noon.
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Sayre Study Circle
Miss Mary Louise Walker Leaves for California Vacation
Miss Mary Louise Walker plans a month long vacation in California after leaving her secretarial job at Ohio State University. She travels with her parents to Columbus and then to Los Angeles by plane to visit relatives in Pasadena.
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Mary Louise Walker
California
Ohio State University
Rennel claims shed 35 pounds without hunger in weeks
Mrs Clara Clice of Zanesville Ohio reports losing 35 pounds after using Rennel grapefruit juice formula urging others to try the simple two tablespoon daily dose. The ad promises rapid fat loss without starvation and offers money back if not satisfied.
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Clara Clice
Moxahala Ave
Zanesville
Ohio
Rennel
Noted Singer and Sister to Appear in Athens Concert
Homer Rodeheaver and his sister Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas will headline the Interchurch Youth Choir Concert at the First Methodist Church in Athens. The thirty-five voice youth choir, directed by Mrs Don D Tullis and open to the public, will perform Monday May 17 at 8 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rodeheaver
Winona Lake School of Sacred Music
Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas
Interchurch
First Methodist Church
Don D. Tullis
Tullis
Winona Lake School
Serenade Features at Phi Kappa Spring Formal
The Phi Kappa Spring Formal on Saturday May 15 at Rufus Putnam Auditorium will feature Bill McCutcheon and his band with a garden themed setting. Intermission serenades honor Delores Norris and Helen Gioia. the Phi Kappa glee club will sing Good Night Sweetheart Serenade of the Bells and Wedding Bells under John Saboi.
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Phi Kappa
Rufus Putnam
Bill McCutcheon
Delores Norris
Ferris Seaman
Helen Gioia
Tom McGowan
Western Reserve
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Glee Club
John Saboi
Bob Monti
Bill Visyak
George Hallal
John Manning
Jack Goth
Dick Clark
Queen Quest Opens For ONG Athens Women At OU Stage
Ohio National Guard units in Athens plan a two queen contest with campus and town queens chosen from OU sororities and local girls. Finalists will parade in formal dresses at Athena Theater on May 19 at 9 p.m. to crown ONG queen of the year. Local coverage notes a Steinbeck letter and Atlantic City student aid drive.
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Ohio National Guard
Athens
Jimmy Abraham
Athena Theater
Gals
Ong
Handling a Child’s Climbing on Hosts Furniture
The guide urges recognizing different homes rules. It notes a child may be allowed on your own furniture but likely not welcome on the hostess furniture. It advises addressing this before visiting to respect the host.
Hocking County Fair Sponsors Nation Wide Crochet Contest
The Hocking County Fair will sponsor the Nation Wide Crochet Contest with $1400 in cash prizes plus local awards. To enter, the piece must win a first prize at a 1948 fair, be completed after Jan 1 1948, and be crocheted in mercerized cotton. Categories include table cloths, bedspreads, luncheon sets, doilies, scarfs, chair sets, accessories, hats, bags, and edgings with a Gold Sunray Loving Cup for Best of Show.
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New York
Hocking County
Athens Garden Club to Host May Open Meeting
Mrs Helen Lawson of the Ohio Division of Conservation will speak at the Athens Garden Club open meeting Friday May 14 at 8 pm in the Athens High School Little Theater. Public invited no admission. Rummage sale by American Legion Auxiliary opens May 15 at City Hall with articles welcomed tonight. Rebekah Lodge bake sale at Carpenter's Hardware Saturday from 9 am.
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Helen Lawson
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Athens Garden Club
Athens High School
American Legion Auxiliary
John Cox
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Carpenter's Hardware Store
Athens High juniors plan outdoor picnic and dances
Sunday May event lineup includes Athens High Junior class picnic at Hope for an outdoor lunch with activities led by Coach Lackey. Box social at Murphs funded graduation dance plans. Seniors and Glee Club honors noted, May crowning set, and summer plans underway with church group activities and camp.
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Athens
Helen Murphys
Sans Souci
Bob Jones
Nancy Packard
Cottingham
Presbyterian
Lackey
Mary Varnes
Glee Club
Mary
Marian Yaney
Theresa Lavelle
Pat
Betty Wagner
Elsie Driscolly
Maggie Scott
New Members Initiated in Ohio Child Conservation Circle
Mrs. Dale Orcutt hosted the Child Guidance Circle of the Ohio Child Conservation League at the Cottage Tea Room. New members include Mrs. Frank R. Chadwick Mrs. Eugene Cole Mrs. Earl Hooper Mrs. Glenn Howard Mrs. Robert McCanna Mrs. Kenneth Reeder Mrs. Ray Rose Mrs. Paul R. Sands Mrs. Mark G. Treat and Mrs. Carl W. Wilson. Mrs. Glenn Gardner could not attend. Guests were Mrs. W. W. Patton president of the Junior Circle and Mrs. Woodrow West. Next meeting June 1 at Mrs. Charles Trout’s home 85 Sunnyside Drive.
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LuUesgay Eremina
Frank R. Chadwick
Eugene Cole
Earl Hooper
Glenn Howard
Robert McCanna
Kenneth Reeder
Ray Rose
Paul R. Sands
Mark G. Treat
Carl W. Wilson
Glenn Gardner
Chuests
W. W. Patton
Woodrow West
Charles Trout
Sunnyside Drive
Poster Contest Winners Named
The poster contest tied to Phillip Barry's The Philadelphia Story at the Women's Gymnasium May 17 22 closed May 8. John White won first prize ten dollars, Veneta Mascari second five dollars, Carl Melzer third two dollars fifty. Honorable mentions went to Ellen White H R Dobrin Doris Wilson Marion Szalowski Zyemond Godlewski Donald Russel Robert Richardson Charles Hankowicz Judy Von Thorn Ford Baker. Dean Seigfred of the College of Fine Arts judged artistic effectiveness and dramatic impact. Most entrants were Ohio University art students taught by Professors Isabelle Work and Carleton Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Barry
John White
Veneta Mascari
Carl Melzer
Ellen White
H. R. Dobrin
Doris Wilson
Marion Szalowski
Zyemond Godlewski
Donald Russel
Robert Richardson
Charles Hankowicz
Judy von Thorn
Ford Baker
Earl C. Seigfred
College of Fine Arts
Isabelle Work
Carleton Calkins
Ohio University
Baker Neighborhood Club Met at Radford Home
Baker Neighborhood Farm Bureau Council met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Radford on May 11. Mrs. Harold Brown and her mother Mrs. John Shafer sang a duet. The group enjoyed songs games and refreshments for numerous members including the Brown Shafer Baker Gilham Frost Jacoby Shaw Ward and Wagoner families along with the Radfords.
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Baker Neighborhood Farm Bureau Council
Roy Radford
Harold Brown
John Shafer
Olin Baker
Frank Gilham
Leo Frost
Harry Jacoby
Clarence Shaw
Bernard Ward
Mary Katherine
Edwin R. Wagoner
Carolyn
Ralph Barker
Mechanicsburg School Plans May 19 Senior Class Play
Mechanicsburg school sponsors the Chauncey Dover Senior Class Play Wedding Spells directed by Mrs. Thomas Andrian with a matinee for students on Wednesday afternoon. Parisian Book Sale to follow at campus gate on May 15 from 8 am until sold out with all books under 75 cents.
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Mechanicsburg School
Chauncey-Dover
Thomas Andrian
Mortarboard
Shower Honoring Mrs. Virgil C. Baker At Peach Ridge
Mrs. H. C. Dorman hosted a Wednesday evening shower at Peach Ridge Road for Mrs. Virgil C. Baker. Prizes for high bridge scores went to Miss Ellen Biddle and Mrs. Phillip J. Woodworth. Twelve guests enjoyed dessert before the guest of honor received a bassinet of gifts. Summit Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. to confer the Third and Fourth Degrees by a visiting grange. members are asked to bring two pies.
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H. C. Dorman
Peach Ridge Road
Virgil C. Baker
Ellen Biddle
Phillip J. Woodworth
Summit Grange
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Nelsonville
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Iris Fierce
Rowena Sprout
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Martha King
Eleanor Minister
Virginia Coleman
Thelma Robinson
Arvilla van Dyke
O. G. Houck Insurance Agency
C. E. Cameron
Camerons
Glenn Zeller
Uhrichsville
Jerome R. Fenske
Blackburn Heights
Fred Lachs
Charlottesville
Kentucky
National Council of Presbyterian Women
Main St
Logan
the Cline Pharmacy
Ruth Rodeheaver
Thomas
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Los Gatos
Calif
C. N. Mackinnon
Student Aid Council
Atlantic City
N. J
Hocking County Fair
Bake Sale
S. Court St
Athens, O
Ted Cunningham
Tom Oldfield
Jackson
Athens High
Chi Omega
Phi Kappa Tau
Sonny Westfall
Connie Herbert
Jim Algeo
Shirley Andrews
Danny Morrison
Esther Farley
Keith Henry
Ursula Green
al Gubitz
Jane Long
Jack Wooley
Karen Link
Deltayride
West Side
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lancaster
By Rhoda Rosenfeld
Ranch's Bakery
McKee Oe Co. Ens
Mid-West
Marvin
Dale Orcutt
CCL
Ohio Child Conservation League
Cottage Tea Room
Mpicnadase Awamina
Baker Farm Bureau Council
Vechanicsburge School
Me Ty
Nana ET Ias
IAP Oytn
DOVE
Devils
McKee Drug Co
Aks
Majestic
Carpenter Hardware
South Court St
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