Garden and Nature Club plans frothy hats for events
The Garden and Nature Club met at Ohio Fuel Gas Company with a menu including beef barbecue sandwich orange sticks 24 hour salad coconut crunch pie and mocha torte. Mrs Camp was re elected president with officers Mrs James Josten vice president Mrs Clyde Beasley secretary and Mrs Norman Engh treasurer. Members discussed garden therapy for Athens State Hospital and collected flower seeds plants and pots. Mrs James Josten won the mystery prize with twenty members present.
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Garden and Nature Club
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Betty Newton
Home Service
Camp
James Josten
Clyde Beasley
Norman Engh
Ira Burnfield
Raymond Lee
Ernest Baughman
Athens State Hospital
Plan Lodge Centennial Dinner and Open Meeting Planned
Coolville Lodge No 337 F&AM marks its centennial with a dinner, ladies night and open meeting on Tuesday June 6 at 6 30 p m in the Coolville High School Auditorium. Grand Master Charles H Strayer and other grand lodge officers will attend. Reservations by May 28 through lodge secretary or Coolville Lodge Coolville. Grant Boring is Master and Robert Dixon Secretary.
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Coolville Lodge No. 337
F&am
Charles H. Strayer
Ohio Masons
Grand Lodge
Coolville Lodge
Coolville
Coolville High School
Grant Boring
Robert Dixon
Mrs H G Stalder speaks on Old Athens at DAR Center
Mrs. H G Stalder traced the area’s history in her paper Old Athens at the Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR meeting at the OU Center. She linked regional events from 1787 Northwest Territory formation to Athens infancy, Burr Hamilton duel, Blennerhassetts and Irish settler schemes.
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Athens
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
OU Center
Stalder
Northwest Territory
Thomas Jefferson
Napoleon
France
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Burr
Civilian Defense Talk At Route 33 Club Meet Tonight
Route 33 Home Demonstration Club meets tonight at 7 30 with Dr Ruth Matthewson at 28 Pomeroy Road to discuss Civilian Defense and local preparedness plans.
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Route 33
Ruth Matthewson
Pomeroy Rd
Reception To Honor Rev Koontz At First Methodist
Rev and Mrs John G Koontz will be guests of honor at a reception Sunday evening May 28 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Methodist Church Athens. They have resided in Athens four years and will move to Wilmington where he becomes superintendent of the Wilmington district. The reception runs from 7 30 to 9 p m with plans by the social committee led by Prof B A Renkenberger and Dean Rush Elliott of the pastoral relations committee.
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L. E. Burnelle
Glouster
Gordon Gray
H. L. Atkinson
Dow Grones
Betsy Gray
William B. Wolfe
C. B. Dillon
Frank X. Rauch, Sr
Leona M. Pickard
C. A. Pride
D. E. Addington
Harold Wise
Grace Morley
Paul Beckley
John G. Koontz
First Methodist Church
Koontz
Athens
Wilmington
Prof
B. A. Renkenberger
Dean Rush Elliott
New Teens Books Featured at Ohio University Library
Ohio University Library hosted a Children's Room Spring Book Festival drawing 225 plus visitors. Miss Josephine Loughrey says 190 new display titles will become borrowable after 3 p.m. May 25 with talks and bookmarks for children. Teenage titles cover college careers and etiquette guides, plus biographies of scientists, nurses, and musicians. A Clark's Chapel WSCS rummage sale is set for Friday 1 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon at Ohio Cleaners on N Court St.
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Ohio University Library
Josephine Loughrey
Engeman
Greenleaf
Ludden
Armstrong
Vetter
Clark’s Chapel
WSCS
Ohio Cleaners
N. Court St
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Lafe Minear
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Virginia Carsey
Waterloo High School
Lois Glancy
Lynn Nadroski
Ames- Bern High School
Robert Burson
Sidney Baldwin
Athens High School
Carolyn Dotson
Rome-Canaan
University Shop, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Athens Messenger
Rev. Koontz
Logans College
Asa
Darlene
Ean Lyler
O. U. Gym
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