Six Pupils of Miss Hedden In Song Recital at Ohio University
Six pupils of Miss Helen Hedden will present a song recital at 8 o clock tonight in Music Hall Auditorium Ohio University. Participants include Thelma Workman Martha Zellner Elizabeth Close Lois Splitford Virginia Englebeck and Grace Harper with accompaniments by Gretchen Bryant Helen Scheffer Josephine Steiner Wright McCroba and Eleanor Bush. The repertoire features works by Haydn Dobson MacDowell Lehmann Aldrich Troyer Medtnoff Tschaikowsky and Massenet.
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Pas Popils
Helen Hedden
Ohio University
Music Fell
Thelma Workman
Zsrbourg
Martha Zellner
Quansfield
Elizabeth Close
Millfield
Lois Splitford
Cleveland
Virginia Englebeck
Port Clinton
Helen Zeiher
Pome
Husbands Guests of Monday Night Bridge Club
The Monday Night Bridge Club hosted husbands and guests at Mrs. de Fenze’s home 23 Weest Washington Street with a 6 o’clock dinner. Prizes went to Mrs. C. O. Burnett and Mrs. D. L. Hoisington for high scores. men’s prizes to Major 8. M. Johnson and Mr. J. F. Stevens. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevens and others. Baker family visiting from Weasantville. Atty. E. C. Bhively stopped in en route to Columbus after Mother's Day in McArthur.
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Atty. E. C. Bhively
Columbus
C. Gill
McArthur
Alice Shively
Lydia Lash Evans Club to Host Anniversary Dinner
The Lydia Lash Evans Club will hold an anniversary dinner at the Eastwood on Thursday night at 3 30 o clock with members as guests. Regrets should be sent to Mrs. F D Higgins by Wednesday morning. Mrs T W Craig Mrs C Schiree and Mrs D R Zenner traveled to Buckeye Lake to visit Mrs Frank X Rauch at her summer home on the Beach.
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Lydia Lash Evans Club
Eastwood
F. D. Higgins
T. W. Craig
C. Schiree
D. R. Zenner
Buckeye Lake
Frank X. Rauch
Regular use may ease cramps and prevent future troubles
Regular use is claimed to relieve cramps and discomforts quickly and may prevent future troubles.
Zeta Tau Alumnae Entertain at Lunch in Athens
The Athens Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Chapter hosted a one o clock luncheon at The Colonial for patronesses out of town active pledges and the housemother Mrs Woolsey. Attending were Mrs C E Cooper Mrs Fred Fenzel Mrs W Lizard Mrs F H Krecker Mrs George E McLaughlin and Mrs R J Studer. 33 covers were set. Afterward guests visited Mrs Maude Matthews home for an informal afternoon. A box was prepared to send to the Health Center supported by Zeta Tau Alpha at Currin Valley Virginia.
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Athens
Zeta Tau Alpha
Woolsey
Colonial
C. E. Cooper
Fred Fenzel
W. Lizard
F. H. Krecker
George E. McLaughlin
R. J. Studer
Ten Friends Invited To Billy Ann Bartoe Birthday Party
Ten young guests attended four year old Billy Ann Bartoe's birthday at 3 Walf Street, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Max Bartoe. Imogene Laughlin Merrell Lyle Donna Cassey Varian Cassey Tommy Griser Barbara Norse Marilyn Douglas Bobby Gene Wolfe joined in games, ice cream, and individual birthday cakes with Mrs. Watson Wolfe and Mrs. Bob Griser helping.
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Billy Ann Bartoe
Max Bartoe
Walf Street
Billy Ann
Imogene Laughlin
Merrell
Ann Lyle
Donna
Varian Cassey
Tommy Griser
Barbara Norse
Marilyn Douglas
Bobby Gene Wolfe
Watson Wolfe
Bob Griser
Bartoe
Pallas Club Closes Year With Social and Reports
The Pallas Club held a year end social at the Faculty Women's Club on South College Street with Miss Jane K Atwood as hostess. Delegates Miss Clara Weihr Miss Amy Weihr and Miss Atwood reported on the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention. New member Mrs Rush Elliott was welcomed.
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Pallas Club
Faculty Women's Club
South College Street
Jane K. Atwood
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Clara Weihr
Amy Weihr
Miss Atwood
Rush Elliott
J W Fichter Addresses Athens County Board
J W Fichter assistant state director of education spoke to board members and clerks at the Athens Chamber of Commerce Rooms. Kenneth Ray county superintendent convened the annual meeting to discuss school finances and related issues after the term end.
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J. W. Fichter
Athens County
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Ray
Echool
Mickey Mouse cartoons and the making of magic
Time magazine explains how Disney creates Mickey Mouse cartoons with 175 understudies for drawing inbetweeners inkers and animators. Disney dreams up plots while the production relies on multiple hands and old ideas of motion. The piece notes childhood clues to invention and hints that new ideas can come from curious youngsters and ordinary objects.
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Minnie Mouse
Time Magazine
Walter Disney
Disney
Mickey
Missouri
Watts
Roosevelt Urges Multilateral Step Toward World Disarmament
President Roosevelt outlines a four point plan to curb armaments and seek a non aggression pact, urging immediate cuts and a treaty backed by all nations. He bypasses Geneva diplomacy, appealing directly to world rulers to back the program.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Geneva
Flower Print Frocks With White Accessories For Summer
A short sleeved frock in imported crepe features a field flower pattern in yellow green and rose on white. White purse one eyelet tie gloves and a peanut Panama hat with black velvet band complete the coordinated summer ensemble.
Biggest Hamlet Play Staged At Ohio University
Ohio University presents Hamlet in Memorial Auditorium described as the campus’s largest production. Large cast and extensive backstage crew under Vincent Jukes, with elaborate costumes, multiple settings, and musicians. Delia Dorsey Joe Darda Foster Harmon Jack Swanson Clifton Coleman among notable cast. ticket sales brisk at Logan’s for a 7:45 p.m. Thursday show.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Vincent Jukes
Dramatic Art
Jukes
Curtis W. Janssen
Thor Olson
Department of Physical Education
Victor Whitehouse
Hamlet
Delia Dorsey
Athens
Joe Darda
Cleveland
Foster Harmon
Jack Swanson
Clifton Coleman
Lancaster
Logan's
Harmon in Giauque's Shoes at Boston U
Dr. John M. Harmon named athletic director at Boston University succeeding Charles D. Giauque who moves to a faculty post. Myles Lane resigns after a 25 percent salary cut faced by the former coach. student athletes and a campus publication supported Lane. Athletic Council undergrads resign over behind the scenes cuts.
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Boston
John M. Harmon
Boston University
Charlies D. Giauque
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Giauque
Harmon
Myles Lane
Lane
Dr Porter to Speak Before Psychologists in Ames
Dr James P Porter head of Ohio University psychology depart travels to Ames Iowa for Midwestern Psychology Association meetings May 14 20 He will present a paper at the symposium of psychology Saturday addressing new problems faced by employees and employers during depression Most sessions occur on the Iowa State University campus.
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Porter
James P. Porter
Ohio University Department of Psychology
Ames
Iowa
Midwestern Psychology Association
Ohio University
Iowa State University
Sewer Woes Prompt Council Talk on Rehabilitation
City Health Officer J M Higgins led a report on the lower Mill Street sanitary sewer problem with district residents. Council planned a visit to assess rehab options while considering using the storm sewer to handle excess flow.
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Mill Street
J. M. Higgins
John Collins
Higgins
Athens
Cable
H. G. Stalder
Shannon Avenue
Orchard Street
Visual fatigue linked to accidents say experts
Dr. A M Skeffington of Chicago tells Athens Rotary and Kiwanis clubs that visual fatigue from close work and indoor living contributes to industrial and road accidents. He cites tests in plants showing fatigue measurable at day’s end and links juvenile delinquency to unadapted eyes.
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A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Athens Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Berry
Graduate Clinic Foundation of Optometry
Skeffington
Hatfield Farm Residence Finished by Athens Lumber Co
May 16 Athens Lumber Co completes a new farm residence for Frank Hatfield on his farm between Burr Oak and Hatfield. Hatfield family had resided previously above the Burr Oak business room in the old school building.
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Glouster
Athens Lumber Co
Frank Hatfield
Burr Oak
Hatfield
Church Night Leaders Announced for Wednesday Service
Stacy Mc Donald will lead the Church of Christ night services this Wednesday. Maude Williams will direct the music and Mrs. Lillie Kinney serves as booster. The subject is What New Members Can Do for the Church.
Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star Holds Annual Inspection
In Corning on May 16 the Sunflower Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its annual inspection with initiation during Thursday night’s meeting. The inspection will be conducted by Mrs. Hazel Selby of New Lexington, deputy grand matron, followed by refreshments.
Trimble 4 H club forms junior and senior divisions
The Trimble 4 H club met at Juanita Barich’s home to form junior and senior divisions with officers for the senior club elected as Leader Helen Miner President Winifred Joseph Vice President Thelma Koons Secretary Treasurer Martha Anne Heckman Social Leader Dorothy Rainey Recreation Leader Margaret Schoenan News Reporter Bartha Jean Chadwell Those present listed and all girls wishing to join asked to report May 19 at 2 p m at Nora Hall’s home. City relief orders noted by mayor for city work crews and favorable comments by officials on cooperation.
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Trimble
Juanita Barich
Helen Miner
Winifred Joseph
Thelma Koons
Martha Anne Heckman
Dorothy Rainey
Margaret Schoenan
Bartha Jean Chadwell
Faye Walton
Nora Hall
Barbara Sayre
Lucy McCune
Marie Hamilton
Margaret Schoeman
JT High School Alumni Banquet Honors Class of
Members of the senior class were guests at the annual JT High School Alumni Association banquet in the gymnasium. Orchid and white decorations, a three course meal, and student servers marked the evening. Various students spoke and officers for the next year were elected.
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Mary McCann
Evelyn Joseph
M. M. Bryson
Esta Haskins
Theresa Riley
Gertrude Vermaaten
Jonathan Rainey
Helen Crawford
John Anderson
Edith Tinker
Thelma Grandy
Ralph Shirkey
Clea Dust
Harold
Alice Shirkey
Chester
Nina Lowry
Ada Lent
Grace Sayre
Minnie Lantz
Bessie Davis
Helen Marquis
Faye McKinley
Evelyn Deal
Josephine Ginnan
Vern Hartley
Harold Robinette
Joe Christman
Alberta Raber
Juanita Barich
Harold Morrison
Helen Kearns
Lillian Deal
Marjorie Anderson
Leona Belle Hall
Young People's Banquet Reservations Due May 16
Banquet set for Friday at six in the Church of Christ dining room. About 100 reservations had been made by Monday. Guest speakers include Guy P. Leavitt editor of the Lookout Charlies D. Carter from Columbia Church Cincinnati and Floyd Pence of the First Church Springfield.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Guy P. Leavitt
Lookout
Charlies D. Carter
Columbia Church
Cincinnati
Floyd Pence
First
Springfield
Filling Station Opens in Glouster at Main and Cross
May 16 report notes a new drive-in filling station at Main and Cross Streets now open under manager Joseph West. Building still near completion with Russell Lent the lot owner who built and leased to Gulf Refining Co.
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Glouster
Main and
Cross Streets
Joseph West
Russell Lent
Gulf Refining Co
Teacher Leaves for Home Hollister
Miss Thelma Adama, a local schoolteacher, has gone to Lyndon for the summer vacation.
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Hollister
Thelma Adama
Lyndon
Accident injures man on route to village from Glouste
A man stepped between while traveling to a village from Glouste. He was struck and taken to a hospital after an X-ray showed injuries. He later returned to the home of his brother Arch Sweeney.
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Hia
Glouste
Arch Sweeney
Sweeney
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