Mutal dinner at Habbardeville church program
Social news notes a mutual dinner of Conservavium Langue at Habbardeville Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening. Rev. Fred Lucha led an evening program including sermon and discussion on church influence, patriotism, and tolerance, followed by a social and formal introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oron Conservavium Langue
Nusnandy
Habbardeville Presbyterian Church
Fred Lucha
Sinakne
Fursts
Umber ST
Spring Lane
Fey
Fred Luche
la Presbyterian
Queet Peak
Luchs
Feltelon
Personal notices from a Dar evening posted list
Personal items describe DAR guests gathering in Ganipoti for a tablet dedication to Tatavelles. attendees include Mrs d T Merwin and others. Also listed are names of local residents and visitors such as Nora Abannon, Mrs Murphy, and Miss Lenore Thompson. One entry notes Mrs Alma Fompting and Maude Howe at a Court and W Union Sts location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayter
Daughters of the American Resolution
Ganipoti
Dar
Mra
D T. Merwin
HG Stalder
Plisber
Nora Abannon
At Murphy
Mary Kenneter
John ‘Crom
Alma
Fompting
Anin
Kenneth
Tampiine
G. M. Crow
AW. Pinsterwald
Athont Chapel of State
George | Putnam
Colame Tux
Ath
Jena
Lathe
Maude Howe
Court
W. Union Sts
Popiar Avenue
Mlan Howe
Lenore ‘Thompson
Versailles
Waldo B. Woodyard
Mra Thompson
Woodyard
Mrs Fought Hosts Shower in Honor of Mrs West
Mrs Fought entertained guests at 7 Morris Ave in Albany with a blue and pink shower for Mrs West. Prizes awarded to Mex Paul Mansfield Mrs West and Ernest Conkey. Guests included Mrs Lengra Uhower and others from Albany and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fought, Hostes
Mrs. We
Richar
Vuvunt
Morris Ave
Brn Ar
Shower Givenceeast
Willam Woos
Troyer
Arlene West
Kernest'Conkey
Fred. McCoy
Sam Warren
Joe Wabeurn
Wiliam Packham
Wiliam Rose
Thomas Gibson
E. H. Shiriey
J. A. Slingluff
Jack von
Stanley Griffin
Penviey Weal
Sis Hloine Wert
Mra
FM. Baugh‘man
Mise
Eileen Baughman
Arthur Enlow
Albany
Poppy Day Observance Planned in Athens May 25
In Athens on May 25 the Poppy Day drive supports disabled World War veterans through American Legion Auxiliary K. 7 Crossen Unit. Beatrix Rosser notes poppy funds aid welfare programs, with last year’s efforts reaching 128,251 veterans and spending 860,387.71. Most contributions stay in Athens for local welfare, aiding veterans and families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrix, Rosser
K. 7 Crossen
American Legion Auxiliary
Athens
Four Plays in O U Playshop Tonight
Four plays in the OU playshop feature two original dramas and two others for the final one act theater night. Heavenly Herald, a farce by Milton Moako-Pita, directed by Arlene Denmy, follows a graduate choosing a path set by ancestors. The Sound and the Fury, Dixie Lon Williams directs, shows a temperamental star tangled with romance. The other Dark Earth directed by Varney stars Jon Reankin as the city editor. The final piece Saved, directed by Eileen House, centers on an ant trying to keep her niece from eloping. Playshop opens at 7 30 p m for public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U
Heavenly Herald
Milton Moako- Pita
HeWaDaDer
Heaven
Jon Reankin
Napoleon
Varney
Arlene Denmy
Dixie Lon Williams
Alice Lafferty
Eileen House
Fand
Treoda
Pesetapa
Miss Mabel Darst S West Side PTA Meeting
Miss Mabel Darst presided as the West Side PTA held its regular meeting at the West Side School Building. A potluck dinner was served. Officers were elected with Mrs Evan Friwards named president replacing Mrs David Barto who resigned after moving away from Athens. A thanks sale honored retiring president Mrs Jack Kern for two years of leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Floyd Wolt
Jack Kern
West Side Pta
Sigma Phi Gamma Party At Avon Place Hosts Honor Members
Mrs Charles Gross entertained Sigma Phi Gamma at Avon Place with hostesses Geneva Stauffer Lois Mariner and Eileen Stratton. First prize in a quiz on art history and literature went to Mrs Charles Bennett, Lois McCoy won second prize. A ballet Tuneheon was served after the second bi monthly sorority meeting at the Hotel Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles Gross
Sigma Phi Gamma
International Sorority
Avon Place
Geneva Stauffer
Lois Mariner
Eileen. Stratton
Charles Bennett
Lois McCoy
Athens
Marriage Meddlers a Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison chronicles a stage rehearsal where Olina Veritzen endures scrutiny from impresario Philip Veritzen and a vivisectionist gaze as Mary’s emotional truth is staged. The narrator contends with private rehearsals and Mary’s mandate to perform a sharp solo for Noel, amid tense dynamics among cast and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
DAR Has Program At Gard Home
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. W. L. Gard home North Hill with Mrs. J. T. Merwin former regent speaking on National Defense. Mrs. R. Tompkins read a paper on American Music. Mrs. Cowell Burnete spoke on Ohio DA News and state publication. Mrs. John Cross regent presided. Hosts included Mrs. Gard Mrs. Helen Lawrence Mr. H. C. Sloane and Miss Mary Williams. Birth announced for Waldo E. Woodyard son James Nathaniel born May 15 weight nine pounds four ounces. Grandparents listed. New Marshfield Eastern Star to meet May 22 for inspection practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. L. Gard
North Hill
J.T. Merwin
R. Tompkins
Mra
Cowell Burnete
Glouster
Ohio DA
New Marshfield
New Marsheld
the Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Tea Honors Mrs Hitchcock at Alpha Xi Delta Housemother Tea
The active Alpha Xi Delta Sorority hosted a Sunday afternoon tea honoring Mrs. Mary Jane Hitchcock, tenth anniversary as house mother. Faculty, alumnae, sorority patrons attended from 4:30 to 5, with tea served by Mrs. Mary Father Smith of Pi Beta Phi. Pink can dies and a centerpiece of pink and yellow snapdragons decorated the tea table. patronesses named include Mrs. Addicott, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. McChure, Mrs. Raspe rs, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Holsington, Mrs. Gaylord, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Rutkoskie, Miss Brudyelck, Mr. McCullough, Mrs. Whitney, and Miss Hoyi Moov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Ad Sorority
Mary Father Smith
Pi Beta Phi
Loo
Addicott
A. C. Anderson
A.A. Atkinson
Gs. W. Hopkins
CL. Jones
H. McChure
George Raspers
CH. Harris
T. C Dean
Holsington
FH. Gaylord
Rolland Jones
Clark Dailey
George Rutkoskie
Alva Bhrudyelck
Junior High Girls Glee Club Concert Delights 350 Tuesday Night
The Junior High Girls Glee Club packed the auditorium with about 350 to 380 attendees across parents and friends. The program opened with Handel's Largo, followed by folk songs Skye Boat Song and a variant of The Nightingale. Ann Dilley’s obligato solo accompanied the ninth grade class performing Franck’s Panis Angelicus in Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior High Girls Glee Club
Largo
Ann Dilley
Franck
Treharne
Kouitz
Dea Sue McPherson
Vera
Ohio’ University
Gallant Knight
Dutton
Foster
Beautiful Dreamer
Bill Hammerle
Stephen Fosster
Bill
Kentucky
Whipped Cream Chocolate Tower Dessert Idea
Tonight for supper we plan a chocolate ice box cake built with thin wafers and whipped cream layers. The outside is coated with whipped cream and a sugar or flavoring touch, chilled for best taste. An Albany church note adds a Methodist Quarterly Meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. with Dr Ira Jones of Columbus present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Albany Quarterly Meeting Methodist Church
Albany
Ira Jones
Columbus
Breinichs and Porters Entertain Class
Jack Breinich and Path Porter host a Young People’s group gathering at the Breinich home on Monday night. After a brief business session, games and contests were enjoyed with refreshments provided by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Breinich
Bar
Irs
Path Porter
Ginaa
Breinich
Zancarter
Met
Breinieh Ands Porter
Epworth League Salem Program Held May 22 1940
The Epworth League and the waiting workers class of Salem ME Church held its second meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Lex Raymond Wilton’s home. The program included songs scripture readings and questions. Guests and members listed include Brose Brandenberg Woodrow Wilson Helen Grace Potluck and many others.
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Epworth League
Salem ME
Lex Raymond Wilton
Brose Dente” Staye
Brandenberg
Woodrow Wilson
Helen Grace Potluck Wiper
Tonev
Mex Carroll" Chesner
Mire Berthe Pollard
Mand Mrs Howard
McDonald
Job Dixon
Meda Dixon
Mra
Ropie Burts
Olea Beckett
Nettle Wilken
Charles Groce
Telen Groce
Howard Groce
Ean Groce
Mom
Chester
Wilton
Woodrow
Wilson
Grace" Wilson
Mary Horm
Bob Allen
Mendora
von Brandenaert
Raye. Brandenbers
Mor’ Pranituseman
Joann
Mae
Bobby Huseman
Duck and
Mare Over Dishong
Sir
Mrs
Rayfrond Wisons
Richard
Jack
Joe Wilken
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Child Conservation League
Hebbardsville
Rev
Bagine Thorne
Imre
Gertonny
United States
Farrow
W. F. Giesrek
HF. Cokonougher
C. C. Brown
Dry
M. R.'Chappel
Ohio Ave
Lum Lad
Ley
Benrus
Besser
Cornwell's
Athens Jewelers
Morrison
Clarence Morrison
Riverside
Clarence Woodherd
Theodore Kern
Mex
CL. Cunningham
Ire Cunningham
Harriet
Harley Ayler
Margaret Mae Barnett
McKee
Horlick
Pablum
Baby Food
Larvex
McKee Drug Co
McKe
Miss’ Mabel Darst
PTA. Din
Lew
Ier
Reeset
Olnn
Mary
Mange
Olina
Noel
Breaay
Abe
Philip Veritzen
Ional Guardiner
Miss Veritzen
Madge
Gard
Mrs Gard
Helen Lawrence
H. C. Sloane
Mary Willams
Hitchcock
Alpha Xi Delta
Steppes Beauty Shop
Seanee River
Joann Murphy
Susanna
Elizabeth Riley
T. Dream of
Brown
Helen Brown
Susluima
Drearm
Miss Board
Wright
Protram
Glee Club
Scott
Brown Bird
Wood
Vienna Wonds
Strauss-Riegger
I Kers Tee Chen
Geo Club
Altows
Joan
Algeo
Betty” Bastint
Gretchen Barstow
Enid Bean
Patsy Jane Bolin
Anita, Bowles
Dorotha Bradfield
Betty Moore
Ann Murphy
Mary Nest
Frances Noble
Patty Packham
Ethel Parkin
Mary’ Parestides
Donna Poling
Luella Powel
Wanda Quest
Jane Quest
Marjorie Bardin
Esabeth Riley
Kenny Sue Rourey
Joan’ Seaman
Kate’ Seaman
Veda Shoemaker
Ane Schuler
Muriel Siye
PaulaWatkina
Chocolate Tower
University Shop
Breinichs
Ednesday
Epworth League of Salem
Loess
Royal
Corona
Remington
New Model
Logan’ S ‘Ve Campus
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