AAUW Hears Reports on National Convention Highlights
Members of the American Association of University Women met in Louisville to hear summaries from the recent national convention in Los Angeles. Speakers detailed workshops, sponsorship events, and a range of sessions, noting both progress and ongoing international policy debates.
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AAUW
Red Room
Erma Anderson
American Association of Univer- Women
McGuffey Hall
M. Se. Fugate
James
Los An- Welsenbach
R. H. Lock
Mary “T.ar
Edna Felt
Irene Handost
United
Nations
Efe
Fom
Chamber
M| Ewing
Louisville
Ced
Maphony
Louie” Philharmonic
Sid
Ney Harth
Teresa Testa
Sidney Harth
Ker Mise Noss
W.p.shner
Grace Whit Barker
Tocal
Movart
Stants
Whitehouse
Washington
Voigt Hall
L. C. Mitchell
Calendar events and notices from Columbia church groups
Calendar entries list Catholic Ladies of Columbia bake sale at 8 30 am and DAR event at 2 pm with speaker Prof Elizabeth Jost Reed. Esther Class Sunday lunch at Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett home. Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary and WSCS meetings at various addresses. League of Women Voters drives funds for candidate bulletins and school levies. Also notes on after school treats and supper salads.
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Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Ake Sale
Dar
Joseph ‘Trepp
Elizabeth Jost Reed
Inglish
West Virginia Univerity
Esther
Harry Bennett
Columbus
First Christian Church
League of Women Voters
Homer Brown
CH. White
Jes. J. Mekelvey
Eri Yompson
Oscar Eggers
Walter Allen
Richard Lockard
Gg Ars
League
Woman civic duties talk at St Paul meeting
Margaret A Mahone director of Ohio Industrial Relations speaks Monday at St Paul Catholic School Athens. She has six terms in Ohio Legislature and was the first woman in the governor cabinet. The Harvest Dinner honors Daughters of Union Veterans members and includes Puritan bonnets and corn grain place cards.
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Ohio Industrial Dav
Margaret A. Mahone
Ohio Industrial Relations
St. Paul's Home and School Association
Miss Mahoney
Civic Aftars
St. Paul Catholic School
Kern St
Cleveland
Athens
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
West High School of Commerce
John Marshall School ’ of Law
State Council of Defense
1 Bricker
Edith Barrows
James Denten
Daughters of Uniton
Tray Smith
Ste
Porter Dicken
Dicken
Smith
Sesson
The Mature Parent and Jack's Thanksgiving Struggle
In a reflective piece the author examines family tensions between a girl named Sheltering Arms and her parents. The narrative centers on a Thanksgiving episode where parental irritation affects the child, highlighting the need for personal strength and healthier interactions within the family.
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Jack
T. H. Ieruth
Morgan
Amesville Grange Hears Speaker
Danny Matthews attorney was guest speaker at a Grange meeting. He spoke on proposed increased compensation. Mrs Helen Cooke of the Rome Grange reported on the state meeting. War pantomimes were by Richard Dean. Carolyn Marquis played a piano solo. Next meeting is Dec 6 with committee in charge: Mr and Mrs Robert King, Mr and Mrs William Lafoliette, Mr and Mrs Roy Mosher, and Mr and Mrs Macy Mosher.
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Danny
Botte Amy Grage
Helen’ Cooke
Rome
Grange
Richard Dean
Carolyn ‘Marquis
Robert King
William Lafoliette
Roy | Mosher
Macy Mosher
Hidden Tension Between Divorced Couple and Daughter
A fragment reveals a troubled dynamic after a divorce where the couple resents their daughter yet feel compelled by conscience to show kindness. Anxiety and embarrassment surface as they struggle to express care while emotions erupt in bursts of discomfort.
Birth announced for Dian Jay with siblings and grandparents
Parents of daughter Dian Jay announce her birth on October 29. The Herons also have a daughter Sandra aged 86. Grandparents are Mrs Vonnie Jerron of New Marshfield and Mr and Mrs B W Gaskins of Athens, with real grandparents Mr and Mrs S A Williams of Shade.
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Kasesxecron
New Marshfield
Dian Jay
Herons
Sandra
Vonnie Jerron
B. W. Gaskins
Athens
S.A. Williams
Shade
MANNERS urged new arrivals to repay kindness promptly
The piece urges newcomers to show courtesy by timely reciprocation, stressing that enduring friendship rests on thoughtful gestures. It counsels accepting kindness at the first opportunity and notes mutual obligation in building social ties.
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Weman
Timner
Reading a Bridge Hand at the Ridge Table
Oswald Jacoby notes differences between real play and reading about a bridge hand. West opens low clubs, East takes ace, diamonds misbehave, West ruffs a diamond, dummy and East respond with trumps, and the declarer’s decision on hearts hinges on the unseen holdings.
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Oswald Jacoby
West
East
Pors
Westy
Declarer
New South
Ed the Blacksmith Keeps Iron Work 67 Years Past
Ed Carlton known as Ed the Blacksmith continues his craft after 67 years in Southeast Ohio. The 90 year old craftsman, still at his high embank home near Coolville, pounds horseshoes and repairs wagons from his old shop across from his residence. Carlton learned the trade after abandoning carpentry, maintaining a forge that feeds his needs and a well kept farm and barn filled with mementos from a long life and service in the Civil War era family lineage.
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H. Harris
Pasersby
Ouse
Wwer
Coolville
Cool
George Edwin Carlton
Trahntis
Ter
Ed Carleton
Ind
Waite
Bing
Ton
Carlton
Sarpenter
Ike
Rpenter
Seine
Southeartern
Ohio
Alex Wason
Carthage
Isany
Parkersburg
Ea Catton
Alva
Annapolis Land
Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Ireland
Colville
Great West
John Carlton
Ed Carlton
Don Wil On
Amesville
TeGaTra Club Meetings at Edna Stovewall Home
TeGaTra Club met at Edna Stovewall's home with co host Aildred Philips for the November gathering. Fifteen members and two guests attended with prizes awarded to Burnice Guilty Phe tose Marguerite Lamb and Mary Rice Rathburn. The group plans a Thanksgiving dinner at the Albany Grange Hall on November 15 and a December meeting at Edna Stovewall's home to reveal Secret Sisters.
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TeGaTra Club
Edna Stovewall
Aildred Philips
Bidding Question for South in Bridge Left Open
In the contracted auction North East South West pass one spade pass, and South holds a six card hand with heart and spade shapes. The prompt asks what South should bid, noting partner made a mini opening bid. The solution emphasizes passing on a reasonable contract and considers whether to bid given the hand. The text then repeats a similar scenario for another question with a different hand.
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ACMS
Country Club
Alpha Delta Pi
Ted Blower
Arden Place
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Circle T
B.A. Renkenberger
Fairview
Fred Wheaton
Elmwood Drive
Athens Emblem Club
Elks
A. Ce
League Finance
Cain
Pepsi
Magnalir
Wagnalite
Wagner
Wolfe Hardware
Ausche
Division
Enor
Amesville Grange
Aroa
Anne Cabot
Messenger
Ave Americas
New York
Iver
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. America
N.Y
Ouromplete Pattern Magazine
Peat
Buckeye
Buckeye Cafeteria
Rad Bakery
S. Court
Sultana
VIN Page
Tline Pharmacy Co
Broughton's
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