Ohio Women Form Ladies Auxiliary of WWI Veterans
A new Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of World War I was installed in Athens this week with Mrs. Helen G. Elwood of New Philadelphia installing officers. Elected officers include Flo A. Cox as president and Stella Studer as senior vice president. Thirty members attended and the next meeting is set for Sunday November 12 at 2 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Women related to WWI veterans are invited to join.
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Athens
Helen G. Elwood
New Philadelphia
Flo A. Cox
Stella Studer
Esta Haskins
Mayme Richardson
Cora H. Kinison
Frances Strawn
Clara Goodrich
Faye Wingett
Elwood
Adair Stroup
Bethel
Mary Austin
Columbus
Amelia K. Atha
Gahanna
American Legion Home
Edna Ruth DeCastro Otto
Brazil
American Association of University
East
Otto
Colegio Estadual
Antonio Sepp
Ohio Mound History Shared at Higley Study Circle
Mrs. C. D. Morrison presented Ohio’s past at the Higley Study Circle detailing Mound Builders such as the Newark Works and Serpent Mound. She traced Flint Ridge flint, the Greenville Treaty, buffalo trails for highways, Ohio’s fort system, canal growth, Underground Railroad, and local figures like William McGuffey and Margaret Boyd. The program closed with Ohio’s artists, inventors and industrial leaders.
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Ohio
Higley
C. D. Morrison
Newark
United States
Marietta
Plains
Route 33
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Columbus
Franklinton
Jackson
Vinton
Lawrence
Gallia
Hocking
Michigan
Lake Hope
Gallipolis
Morrison
William McGuffey
Western Reserves College
Halloween Party for Troop 82 at Central Ave Church
Girl Scout Troop 240 hosted a Halloween party for Mor rison School’s Troop 82 at the Central Avenue Methodist Church basement. Costumes won prizes in four categories as Troop 240 performed Beatnik skits The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle. Activities included pin the nose on a pumpkin bobbing for apples and a Spook House with treats of submarine sandwiches candy apples and hot chocolate. Amesville Grange women plan Election Day Lunch with soup sandwiches pie and coffee and a bake sale of bread rolls pie cookies and candy.
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Westside School
Morrison School
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Rip van Winkle
Bob
Amesville Grange
Grange Hall
Carthage-Troy Girls Shine In Wool Fashion Contest
Four Carthage-Troy High School girls modeled wool garments at the Make It Yourself With Wool contest in Lancaster. Betina Boston won first place in Athens County with a brown cashmere coat and beige dress while Janet White placed fourth. The group wore outfits they made in home economics classes and were guided by Jacques School of Modeling with hair and makeup demos from a local salon.
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Carthage-Troy High School
Lancaster
Betina Boston
Athens County
William Boston
Janet White
Guy White
Miss White
Donna Harvey
John Harvey
Anita Linton
Richard Linton
Jacques
Wayne Koehler
Mary Louise
All Grange Session Held in Athens
The Grange held a county meeting at Athens Grange Hall with all 11 granges represented. Waldo Poston presided. Palms for the year and a visitation program were shared. Harry Henry spoke on Akron meeting. Amesville Grange received a plaque and a $50 bond.
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Grange
Athens
Waldo Poston
Harry Henry
Akron
Henry
Amesville
Lewis McBride
Pomona
Trimble Grange Hall
Postons
Halloween Observed At Albany Grange Masque Night
Albany Grange sponsored a Masque Halloween party at the Grange hall with 64 attendees. Dorothy Perry won a prize. Boyd Williams the cake walk. Mrs Marvin Knowlton won the guess cake and offered it for auction. Prizes went to Linda Rickard April Trout Bill McClure Candy Perry Polly Mace Donald Mace Diane McClure Marie Rickard.
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Albany Grange
Grange Hall
Dorothy Perry
Boyd Williams
Marvin Knowlton
Linda Rickard
April Trout
Bill McClure
Candy Perry
Polly Mace
Donald Mace
Diane McClure
Marie Rickard
Keith Zimmerman
Grange
Winifred Hooper
Waldo Poston
Alaska Angel Dessert Preview for Holiday Tables
A simple elegant dessert combines angel food cake, pink or white frosting, and toasted marshmallows. Slice a leaf cake and ice cream into four and three layers respectively, layer, freeze, frost, and broil till golden. Yields 10 to 12 servings.
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Alaska
Angel Food
Renewal questions loom over Athens project at guild talk
John Milar of Ohio University outlined urban renewal steps and funding needs at Baker Center with Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild members present. He cited program planning survey and loan applications, relocation issues, housing options, population and water needs, and a future fiscal plan, noting possible federal aid for a hospital and a university nursing school amid an open discussion.
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Athens
John Milar
Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Baker Center
Guild
Milar
Gerald Kyle
University
H. C. Musser
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Workshop Open To All Leaders
A Merit Badge Workshop for Girl Scout leaders will be conducted by Mrs. Lyle Spencer on November 9 from 7 to 10 p.m. at St. Andrews Church Parkersburg. It aims to guide troop leaders through Scout advancement from Tenderfoot to First Class and the Curved Bar, the highest award.
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Lyle Spencer
St. Andrews Church
Parkersburg
Central Avenue church dinner meeting and Fall Festival
Calendar item lists Belle White Class dinner meeting at Central Avenue Methodist Church at 6 p m and St Bernard's Church Fall Festival at Hermey's Hall Corning with games and prizes for the church benefit.
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Belle White
Central Avenue Methodist Church
ST. Bernard’s Church
Hermey’s Hall
Corning
Grange Masquerade Hails Halloween Party at Grange Hall
Amesville Grange hosted a Halloween party with costume judging for two age groups by entertainment committee head Homer Linscott. Attendees enjoyed square dancing games and contests, with refreshments provided by the home economics committee. Pattern promotions from a Needlecraft catalog offer may follow.
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Amesville Grange
Grange Hall
Homer Linscott
Episcipal Bishop to Speak on Women's Role in Athens
The Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan will lecture at the Church of the Good Shepherd over three evenings at 7 30 discussing The Lost Efficacy of Sacramental Worship He arrives from New York City as director of the home department of the national council of the Episcopal Church He will preach at 9:00 am and 10:30 am on Sunday and be celebrant at the sung Eucharist at 10:30 am Mrs Corrigan accompanies him guests of Dr Elizabeth Stanton at 4 Ransom Rd.
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Daniel Corrigan
D. D
Church of the Good Shepherd
Corrigan
Athens
New York City
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
United States
College of Preachers
Washington, D. C
University of Wisconsin
Colorado
Elizabeth Stanton
Ransom Rd
Ladies Meet Week of Prayer at Clarks Chapel WSCS
The Clarks Chapel WSCS observed the Week of Prayer and Self Denial with a joint program at the church with Richland Avenue. Devotional leader was Mrs Raymond Brooks Sr and program leader was Mrs Frank Phillips.
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Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Richland Avenue
Raymond Brooks
Frank Phillips
Richland Avenue Church
Robert Matthewson
Lester Young
Marvin Secoy
Karl Rose
J. R. Baker
Arthur Brooks
Frank Deardorff
Cecile Clark
C. D. Metcalf
H. T. Laziman
Forest Mingus
Wanda Mingus
Mary Hedges
Elson Hedges
Oliver Walls
Jack Mahaffey
Virgil Maxwell
Raymond Randlett
Ray Mathews
Fall Festival At Columbia School Tonight Highlights
The Columbia Mothers' Club hosts the annual fall festival at Columbia School in Carpenter tonight. An oyster dinner runs 6 to 8 p m with games movies cake walks and a king and queen coronation for entertainment. All are invited to attend for school benefit.
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Columbia
Carpenter
Columbia Mothers’ Club
New Church Is Discussed At Woman's Society Meeting
The October meeting of the Woman's Society of the Union Methodist Church centered on the program theme Church for New Times. Mrs. R R Barker compared problems of pre-1950 churches with those of today while Mrs A L Romine presented devotions. Mrs Maurice Currens and Mrs David Jones represented city and rural churches and members suggested ways to help church and community during social hour refreshments.
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New Times
Woman's Society
Union Methodist Church
R. R. Barker
A. L. Romine
Maurice Currens
David Jones
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