Cup of Blessing theme guides church missions meet
Centered on The Cup of Blessing, the Christian Church Women’s Missionary Society held a Thursday afternoon program in the church parlors. Mrs E W Bingman presided in Mrs S E G Pedigo’s absence as members shared devotionals, song, and a playlet about small savings aiding missionary work. Eighty four dollars were collected for missions, with a closing hymn and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Missions
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
S. E. G. Pedigo
Wharton
Mother Floss
C. C. Millikan
C. R. Cline
A. N. Johnson
William Davidson
L. 2. Carpenter
Fred Lee Tom
William Connett
C. D. Millikan
Thomas Gibson
J. Person
Howard Bobo
William Ruston, Jr
Luncheon Precedes Needle Club Meeting
Mrs. L W Russell hosted the Priscilla Needle Club at East Mill Street with 22 covers for a one o clock luncheon before the afternoon needle work. Mrs. Etta Laverty chaired a brief business meeting and Mrs. George Fleming attended as a guest. The season ends with a June meeting at Mrs. C B E Atkinson’s home on North High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Russell
Priscilla Needle Club
East Mill Street
George Fleming
Etta Laverty
Ohio University announces student leaders for 1934
The Selection Boards and Campus Affairs Committee named officers for the next year at Ohio University. Senior class president will be Donald Shepherd of Morristown, with Mary Rusnak as Senior Day chairman. Junior class president is John McLean of Canton and James Powell is Junior Prom chairman. Women's League president is Catherine Sweeney of Youngstown. other officers include Marjorie Warner, Christine Hindman, Dorothy Robbin. Men's Union president will be Robert Hilbert of Piqua. other officers are Donald Griffin, Elman Snoderly, and John Main. Eugene Batten of Parkersburg will be editor of the 1934 Athena, with Donald Abel as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Union
Women's League
Athena
Ohio University
Donald Shepherd
Morristown
Mary Rusnak
John McLean
Canton
James Powell
Youngstown
Catherine Sweeney
Women's Selection Board
League
Marjorie Warner
Wyoming
Christine Hindman
Wooster
Dorothy Robbin
West New York
N. J
Robert Hilbert
Piqua
Donald Griffin
Lakewood
Elman Snoderly
Fairmont
W. Va
John Main
Delaware
Eugene Batten
Parkersburg
Donald Abel
Court of Awards for Girl Scouts Planned at Camp Rotan
The Girl Scouts hold their Court of Awards for Tenderfoot and merit badges Saturday morning May 20 at Camp Rotan near Athens. If rain arrives the program moves to the Scout Room at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Camp Rotan
Athens
Zenner Christens Son in Athens Episcopal Church
Gregory Zenner eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Zenner was christened at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Athens by Rev. L. W. Clarke. Godmother is Mrs. Charles Woodworth of Athens. Godfathers are Mr. Richard Watson of Philadelphia and Mr. Pearson Winslow of New York City. Close family attendance with a tea to follow at the Zenner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Zenner
D. R. Zenner
Grandview Heights
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
L. W. Clarke
Charles Woodworth
Zenner
Gregory
Richard Watson
Philadelphia
Pearson Winslow
New York
Putnam Children Stage Spring Program at Rufus Putnam
About 180 pupils presented a spring program featuring song and dance illustrations of the school year. Each grade offered a musical unit with costumes made in class and scenes from fairy gardens to May Dance. Performers included Woodland Scene, Danc ing a Holland, May Dance and Fairy Garden with a long list of student musicians. The event was followed by notes on attendees and other local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam
Holland
Chinatown
Jane Gibson
Billy Mansfield
Doris Dewey
Virgene Fox
Jean Pentland
Thomas Haller
Bobby Darst
David Pierce
Arthur Larsh
Dan Gladding
John Marcinko
Orland Mansfield
John Lowry
Ira Archer
Gerald Ramsey
Dick Burdett
Paul Beasley
Frank Blackford
Phil Swanson
Samuel Coffey
Lawrence Graves
John de Molet
Big Audience Hears Hamlet on Ohio University Campus
The Ohio University Alumni Memorial Auditorium hosted a large audience for a Shakespeare Hamlet presented by the Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts. Directors Cooper and Jukes trimmed the play to three acts and 11 scenes, with Dr. Victor Whitehouse as Hamlet delivering masterful soliloquies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts
Shakespeare
W. H. Cooper
Vincent Jukes
Victor Whitehouse
Department of Romance Languages
Hamlet
Doctor Whitehouse
Joseph Darda
Claudius
Delia Dorsey
Gertude
Geneva Coleman
Ophelia
Foster Harmon
Polonius
Jack Swanson
Laertes
Clifton Coleman
Horatio
Ronald Waters
Commencement Play Repeats June 3 Weekend
The description notes the setting and lighting handling for a play to be repeated during the Commencement program on Saturday night June 3. The event emphasizes stage planning and production details for the final ceremony.
Two Athens Women Elected to Phoenix
Seven junior women of Ohio University have been honored by election to Phoenix. New members are Mary Young, Lews. Mary Rusnak, Cleveland. Betty Lewis, Steubenville. Helen Schaefer, Pomeroy. Catherine Sweeney, Youngstown. and Pauline Cone and Delia Dorsey, Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Phoenix
Mary Young
Lews
Mary Rusnak
Cleveland
Betty Lewis
Steubenville
Helen Schaefer
Pomeroy
Catherine Sweeney
Youngstown
Pauline Cone
Delia Dorsey
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesus
Cross
Mis
Neil Heisel
Needle Club
Airt
Oxfords
Woodworth’s
Ld South Court St
Olson
Christen Zenner
Putnam
Harvard
T. R. Biddle
Clinton R. Biddle
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard Clubs
Thomas M. Wolfe
Business School
King’s
First Methodist Church
Ooe
Fred Slaughter
Athens County
Daughters of Union Veterans
Charles Densmore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Paramathia Lodge No
Arthur A. Wolfe
Dalton O. Chappel
W. M
James A. Palmer
Secy
Logan
Pr. Cance
Bates
Jacquard
EADS
New Worls
Nanan
Yara
Ladie
Preston
Big Daylight
Betty Crocker
Rauch’s
C. D. Shafer
Prunes
Felber
White House
Kellogg’s
Cas
Alaska
Sas
Rae Ra Eh
Campbell
TIP
DS Phillips Fruits
Creamery
Valencine
Ators Store
Richland Avenue
C. A. Bean
Elliott St. J. F. Beverage Race Street
Harry Burns Cor
West State & Lancaster Community Grocery
W. Union St
J. O. Earich
W. Washington &J
Harvey Cone
West State Street
Home Grocery
Carpenter Street
John Milar
North Court Street
G. W. Pierce
Central Avenue Union Grocery
F. F. Graham No
Sewart St
Risley’s Grocery
North Cemetery Street
Rowans Grocery
Richland Ave
W. N. Russell
West Union Street
Brown Avenue
C. H. Slaughter Cor
Second and Lancaster Smiths Cash Market
W. Union Street
Sunnyside Grocery
Morris Avenue
W. H. Broomhall
Stockport, C
D. O. Kasler
Amesville
the Gorham Store CO
Lathrop, Ohio
Frankfurters
Bacon
O. F. Larsons
Coolville
White & Son
Oho
E. C. Russell
G. V. Wingo
Hebbardsvill
A. D. Scarlet Little Hockles
Sander’s
Millfield
V. Bolin Mineral, Oho Co
reWksops
New “Marshfield
Coleman & Stewart Ohie H. D. Faires
Grocery & Stockport
Onie
Batcheloe
the Plaine
G. W. DE Torch
Onie Cc. A. Gardine Amesville
D. W. Brill
Sharpsduré
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