AAUW Book Fair Declared Record Success
Mrs H C Dorman reports the AAUW Book Fair at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Building drew record attendance and sales. Community support poured in with many libraries donating books and Huffman Transportation Co aiding logistics. Dorman plans next year’s fair and invites year round book donations.
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AAUW
H. C. Dorman
Huffman Transportation Co
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Electric Co
Church Choir Masquerades At Mason Home
The First Apostolic Church choir held a masquerade party at Russell Mason's home with costume prizes won by Hollie Hayes and Mrs. Helen Wallace. Mrs. Paul Alden led singing. numerous attendees enjoyed games and refreshments. Separately Mrs. Albert Hawk of Columbus is recovering from surgery at Grant Hospital, room 819.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Apostolic Church
Russell Mason
Hollie Hayes
Helen Wallace
Paul Alden
Alden
Hayes
Lina Kirkendall
Martin
Cheryl
Debbie
Mildred Kirkendall
Grace
Kathy
Clyde Dixon
Mary Bosworth
Kay Hanning
Iva Herrington
Mary Beatty
Ruth Carsey
Mae Mason
Albert Hawk
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Hawk
Shade
West Elementary Students Vote In School Election Day
fifth graders led by teachers studied national state county and city governments turning the school library into a voting precinct. Students toured City Hall Municipal Court and Juvenile Court with officials explaining branches of government and court procedures. Open house for National Education Week set Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elementary School
Carolyn Bennett
Iris Fierce
Joyce Miller
Stephen Kappes
Steven Cauladis
Kenneth Sands
Judge Newcomb
Sheriff Shields
Rose
West
Wednesday Club Calendar for New Mashfield Area
Calendar item lists activities across several groups. Mrs Clyde Whit latch hosts birthday observances for Mrs Whitlatch and Mrs George Rodrick. NAOMI BIBLE CLASS meets 6 PM in the high school community room for dinner. Other clubs include Albany Wednesday Club at 1 30 PM, Salon 676 Eight and Forty at 8 PM, Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae at 5 30 PM with Hazel F Roach potluck. Athens Needle Club at 2 PM with Raymond Bardin. Amesville Chit Chat Club at 7 30 PM with trading stamps. Lodi Grange invites all members at 7 30 PM. Mothers Circle at 7 30 PM with potluck. WCTU meets 2 PM with Mary Ness. Fidelity Rebekah Lodge at 8 PM nominates officers. Friendship Class at Chauncey Christian Church 7 30 PM with Mrs John Dunlevy.
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New Mashfield
John Risch
WCTU
Mary Ness
Elmwood
Jo Risch
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey Christian Church
John Dunlevy
Wild fur fashion wins in annual menswear contest
New York designers unveil bold hairy chested and fur trimmed looks for winter. Bill Miller Esq wins a special design award for a boat neck poncho jacket that can be worn as a rug. Ernest Engel favors a camel hair parka with orange and purple panel. Other entries include mink collars, beaver fur trims, woven belts inspired by Greek shepherds, and 50 50 silk and velvet ties. The collection aims for production by national menswear firms this year.
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New York
Bill Miller Esq
Ernest Engel
Alferdo
Saarland Contested Region Finds Postwar Settlement
The Saarland, rich Saar River basin near France, shifted through conquests before World War II. After heavy fighting it became French zone territory and chose integration with Germany in a plebiscite. Saarbrucken now booms as an industrial city with modern architecture, shops, and a historic castle on a hill.
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France
Germany
Saarbrucken
Bahnhofstrasse
Misses pattern 4596 fashion with collar and yoke
Lead the active life you love in an easy-waisted casual with a crisp collar curved yoke and walking pleats in back. Version with a ruffled bib front for a dan dy ish dash. Send thirty five cents plus ten for first class mail to Anne Adams pattern dept. 243 West 17th St New York 11 N Y for size 16 uses 3 percent of 39 inch fabric.
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Anne Adams
Care
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th S
New York
N. Y
Viet Nam life program delights Athens junior clubs
The Athens Junior and Junior High Music Clubs hosted a joint meeting at the Presbyterian Church with guests Hailinh Tran Mrs Ly Tran and daughter Zung. The Tran family, Ohio University graduates from Saigon Viet Nam, presented on life in Viet Nam and sang songs.
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Athens
Presbyterian Church
Hailinh Tran
Ly Tran
Zung
Ohio University
Saigon
Viet Nam
Tran
Halloween costume party highlights at Athens Country Club
Glick opens Retardation Week with plans for a full season of events at Athens Country Club. Winners at the masquerade include Mr and Mrs Vernon and others. A combined Christmas dinner and New Year party is proposed. Various local parties and Teen events are scheduled through November and December.
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Athens Country Club
Gene Vernon
Scotty Roberts
Guy Garber
Pinky Kyle
Jack Kerr
Wordy Boles
ACC
Western Michigan
Country Club
Goff Dunfee
J. S. McCleary
Pocahontas Hosts District 4 School of Instruction
Pocahontas hosted the District 4 school of instruction in Nelsonville with councils from Marietta New Straitsville Corning Nelsonville Logan Murray City New Lexington Athens and Pomeroy in attendance. Next year Marietta will host the state meeting and new officers were elected including Peggy Crooks Ruth Stotts Sarah Asseltine Evel yn Howard Edith Bartlett Florence Harrison Stella Wills. The Athens council attendees included Marian Richardson Ida Hamilton Ruth Stotts Shirley McKibben Edith Bartlett Hazel Luman Doris Mansfield Hazel Perry Lola Gillett Minnie Wiseman and Iva Hawk. Gas clothes dryers were praised for reliability and warranties noted.
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Kill Eagle Council
Pocahontas
Nelsonville
Marietta
New Straitsville
Corning
Logan
Murray City
New Lexington
Athens
Pomeroy
Peggy Crooks
Ruth Stotts
Wenonah
Sarah Asseltine
Powhatan
Evelyn Howard
Edith Bartlett
Florence Harrison
Wampum
Stella Wills
Athens Council
Marian Richardson
Ida Hamilton
Shirley McKibben
Hazel Luman
Local Grange Sets Year Program and Activities
Russell Bashore announces the Athens Grange program for the coming year at a meeting. December dates moved to Nov 30 and Dec 14. The charity drive will donate 5 to the Red Cross for Chillicothe veterans. The HEC committee is Verna Marquis and Faye Waddell. Entertainment theme featured a Barker Burson duo and Leona Burson. Music and skits include Dorn’s Trovatore solo, a Burson Neutzling comic, Burson’s reading The Belle of Carrott Corners, and Wright’s Greetings for Two. Reports from Akron Grange noted by Harry Henry Amesville. Refreshments served by multiple members.
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Russell Bashore
Athens Grange
Red Cross
Chillicothe
HEC
Verna Marquis
Faye Waddell
Barker
Leona Burson
Akron
Harry Henry
Amesville
Raymond Webb
Michael Byron
Tommy Byron
Linda Byron
Joe Cooper
Roland Wagoner
Children’s Department Marks National Book Week at Ohio Univ
The Ohio University Library Children’s Department marks National Children’s Book Week November 12 to 18 with over 200 new books on display in the children’s room. Miss Josephine M. Loughrey will speak about the new titles and tell stories for grades one to three, with bookmarks for kids and adults.
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Children's Department
Ohio University Library
Josephine M. Loughrey
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