Land of Dreams Come True operetta at Athens High
Central School pupils perform The Land of Dreams Come True at Athens High School Auditorium with 250 in cast. Jack Horner and the Queen of Hearts appear among Mother Goose characters in a three act operetta directed by Ruth Lamrtus. Cast includes pixies and numerous grade groups in colorful blue crepe costumes and chorus lines.
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Athens High School
Jack Horner
Queen of Hearts
Mary
Ruth Lamrtus
Betty Griswold
Dent Jams
Anita Biehl
Geraldman
Mothere
Ruth Mason
Wan
Ruth Entry
Yes
Tom Davis
Alvin Rosser
Jerry Quest
Donald James
Elroy Iendemnin
James Duncan
Thurman Morgan
Garald Bartlett
Richard ‘Thompson
Joe Griffith
Junior Cody
Billy Abraham
Carl White
Richard Shirley
Joe Cox
Clyde ‘Walker
Don Rex Farrow
Joe Walpurn
John Lee Nickoson
Duaneeli
Vincent Wiley
Donnie Moore
Ldaisies
Mary Elizabeth Blaker
Catherine Vercoene Towriss
Lillian Collins
Louiseohnston
Kathleen McAfee
Evelyn Nicholson
Ruth Jean Evans
Dona Lee Beveridge
Betty Deeter
Maribia Douglas
Barbara Lee Watkins
Mary Kathrine Marcinko
Janelee Laughlin
Aryetta Mernedakis
Bobbie Lee Tolliver
Ida MaeKinney
Lucy Barnhart
Freda
Glamorous Adventure Teases Fashion World Ambitions
In a continued NEA Service piece, Gail meets Natalie, a designer-hopeful who has just begun work with Madame Lizette. Natalie contrasts dress design with advertising copy, craving practical experience and agency life, while Gail probes her ambitions and nerve in a brisk social meeting.
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Nataelie
Gail
Fifth Avenue
Natalie
Madame Lizette
May 27 28 Social Calendar Details
May 27 and 28 feature a string of meetings and events. PEO Sisterhood and Athenian Temple No. 173 meet at 7 30 p m on Wednesday with notable locations Elmwood PI IOOF Hall and Red Men s Hall. Thursday includes Faithful Few Club Presbyterian Class dinner Mound 81 Morris Ave Central Ave M E Church recital at Music Hall and a Higley Class gathering at First Christian Church address attendance open to all.
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PEO Sisterhood
T. C. McCracken
Elmwood PI
Athenian Temple No
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Faithful Few Club
Stanley Nida
Mound
The
Presbyterian Church
O. D. Morrison
Morris Ave
Central Ave. M. E
Carolyn Clutter
Esther Cokenougher
Lorene Rode
Rebekah Lodge
Mary A. Fryburger
UCD
Cottage
West Side
PTA
Christian Church
Deborah
Madame Lizette’s Job Secrets Revealed in Quiet Office
In a tense chat Gail discloses how she secured a position with Madame Lizette and worries about tomorrow. Natalie presses, noting prize money of 500 dollars and a likely large salary, while Gail hints the stranger’s questions could expose private affairs. The scene ends with a cautious exit and a wary promise to avoid prying.
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Derek
Lizette
Natalie
Gail
Madame's
Come Back Any Time You Like To Be Continued
A fragmentary line invites a return visit with a casual promise to continue later. The snippet hints at a conversational or serialized context and signals ongoing dialogue or story development.
Daughters of 1812 events noted in Athens visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harvey returned from Cincinnati where Mrs. Harvey attended the state convention of the Daughters of 1812 as a delegate from Rebecca Morris McKee. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore and visited the Netherland Plaza Hotel and local residents including Dr. Strecker, Elizabeth Cochran, Anna Dodge, and Roy Bean.
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J. R. Harvey
Cincinnati
Harvey
Methodist
Strecker
First Methodist Church
Athens
Elizabeth Cochran
Anna Dodge
Roy Bean
McCoy Kloepfer Wedding Held Tuesday Afternoon
Miss Ruth E. McCoy of Fairpoint married Mr. H Warner Kloepfer of Athens Tuesday afternoon in Fairpoint Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a ring rite performed by the bride’s father with songs led by Miss Alice Weiber Dover. Beatrice Kloepfer served as maid of honor. bridesmaids were Elverne and Bessie McCoy. Best man was Lowell McCoy. ushers were James McCoy and James Ferguson. Mary Esther McCoy was flower girl. The bride wore her mother's cream satin wedding gown. A reception followed at the McCoy home. The couple will reside in Lancaster Pa until January 1 and will serve as divisional managers for the New Chain Reference Bible Company.
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Ruth E. McCoy
Fairpoint
D. C. McCoy
H. Warner Kloepfer
J. A. Kloepfer
Athens
Fairpoint Presbyterian Church
Alice Weiber Dover
W. L. Pollock
Mendelssohn
Beatrice Kloepfer
Elverne
Bessie McCoy
Lowell McCoy
James McCoy
James Ferguson
Mary Esther McCoy
McCoy
Kloepfer
Gnadenhutten High School
St. Clairsville High School
Lancaster
Chain Reference Bible Company
Eva Stalder Named Administratrix in Ohio Estate
Notice states Eva Stalder of The Plains Ohio is appointed administratrix of the estate of George H Stalder deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated May 25 1938 by Probate Judge G M Johnson. 4-27-20tw
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Eva Stalder
The
Plains
Ohio
George H. Stalder
Athens County
G. M. Johnson
Said County
Mrs J R Harvey Elected to Office In State Club of Daughters
Ohio won the old U S flag of 1812 with its 15 stars and 15 stripes at the state convention of the Daughters of 1812 in Cincinnati. The flag will remain with the Ohio group if won two more years, per Mrs J R Harvey of Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter. The 36th annual council drew members from ten Ohio chapters at Netherland Plaza. Local Rebecca Morris McKee chapter is the fourth largest in the state. Memorial services paid tribute to Miss Caroline McKinstry of the chapter with a grave marker planned at her Memorial Day site. Two Athens district men, Frank and James Harvey of Dorr, will receive 1812 lineage medals awarded to Spanish American or World War veterans proving lineal descent from War of 1812 sailors. Plans to turn John Scott Harrison House at Columbia Park into a national shrine were discussed during a dinner honoring Harrison family members. Mrs William T Buckner, a Harrison lineal descendant, attended. Mrs H B Dienfenbach of Akron, state president, presided and was named delegate to the national convention in October and candidate for national third vice presidency. In the State Officers Club, Mrs James R Harvey of Athens was elected corresponding secretary. The Daughters of 1812 noted the War’s timing limited manpower but valued its legacy to American independence.
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Ohio
U. S
Rebecca Morris McKee
Caroline McKinstry
Athens
Frank Harvey
James Harvey
Dorr
Jonas Rice
National Organization
United States
John Scott Harrison
Columbia Park
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
William T. Buckner
H. B. Dienfenbach
Akron
State Officers Club
James R. Harvey
Dr Phillips Speaks at Chile Conservation League Dinner
Fifty members and guests attended the annual banquet of the Chile Conservation League at the First Christian Church. Dr H T Phillips detailed how laws are made and the roles of lawmakers, explaining the houses, the speaker of the house, and the passage of bills. Miss Esther Cokonougher sang with Dorothy Dun can, Miss Julia Cooper gave two readings, and a family basket picnic was planned for summer.
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Chile Conservation League
First Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
Esther Cokonougher
Dorothy Duncan
Athens County
Phillips
Julia Cooper
League
Francis Frebault
H. F. Cokenougher
W. H. Smith
Convention Club
Nelsonville Ladies Auxiliary Meet Thursday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Railroad Train Men will gather Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs Jennie Mender on Chestnut 8.
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Nelsonville—Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Railroad
Jennie Mender
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Mary Christian
Allene Holmes
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Therine Demes
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al Higgins
James Cumley
Tony Janides
Homer Stanley
Charles Alker
Bobby Jones
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Louis Burgett
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Eugene Clendenin
Marlene Coursey
Virginia Cubbison
Bettie Daft
Richard Dentmore Finnearty
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Uth Gentry
Jane Gladding
Blaine All
Harlan Harris
James Hooper
Dorothy James
Esther James
Robert Landis
Fauntelle Martin
Edwin McGrath
Mary Barnhart
Imopene Bartlett
George Bell
Howard Rae Willard Brown
Charles Candble
James Clark
Elizabeth Courey
Mickey Daughtery
Joe Fields
Ira Gaston
Marjorie Gaston
George Gloeckner
Betty Jane Harris
Maurice Hummel
William Henderson
Dorothy Hutchins
Mary M. Johnson
Yvonne Lemoine
Ann Matters
Eldon Musgrave
Martha Rose
Kathryn Nestor
Evelyn Pidcock
Margie Rose
William Russell
Raymond Schaeffer
Luther Stanley
Fred Steinmetz
Lewis Steinmetz
David Strawn
Mary Trout
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Dent Williams
Mary F. Ross
Joan Seipel
Bernard Tom
William Walker
Gerald Wiseman
Edna Young
Isabell Carsey
Wayne Hutchisons
Rose
Jane Quest
Stella Taylor
Jean Westfall
Mary Parkis
Amy Bell
Ruth Hannah Schuler
Anna Mae Keever
Mary Parestides
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Julia Larch
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Anna Shirley
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Rinehart
Verdun
Arnold Zweig
Keith Winter
Trygve Gubranssen
Beverly Nichols
ROOVS
Elm Street
William McNally
Rosamonde Lehmann
Logan’s
Iea An
Jean Sethwright
NEA Service, Inc
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F. J. Beasley Co
FBI
Corner
State & Court Sts
Dry Cleaners
State Club of Daughters of 1812
Great Britain
Dr. Phillips
CCL
Miller’s
Hotel
Crepe
Hope
Bettes Co, Inc
DuBois
Qulick
Druleg
Sisler's
Ranch
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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