Ohio University Orchestra Plans Memorial Auditorium Concert
The Ohio University Orchestra conducted by Deforest W. Ingerham will perform at Memorial Auditorium on Sunday evening December 1. If successful, Alexander Laszlo, renowned Hungarian composer and conductor, may direct one number. The program includes works by Humperdinck Brahms Mendelssohn and a violin concerto by David Flanagan with Borodin and Rimsky Korsakov also featured.
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May
Ohio University Orchestra
Deforest W. Ingerham
Memorial Auditorium
Alexander Laszlo
Europe
Oh Susannah
Washington
Humperdinck
Brahms
Mendelssohn
David Flanagan
Borodin
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Thanksgiving tea and sorority event at Mrs. Rose home
The Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority hosted a tea at Mrs. Raymond F. Rose's Euclid Drive home, with blue and yellow decor and chrysanthemum arrangements. Guests included Mrs. E. B. James and Miss Mary Frances Gillogly. The group later met at Cornell's Cabin on Morrison Brown Hill for a business session and games, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Herman A. Herron and Miss Lois Mariner.
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S$ Messenger
Athens
Onc
Gamma
Sigma Phi
Raymond Rose
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Raymond F. Rose
Euclid Drive
Fred Weber
Louise Poling
Rose
Lois Mariner
E. B. James
Mary Frances Gillogly
Marjorie Herdman
Dwight Herron
Donna
Delta Tau Delta Celebrates 78th Fall Initiation at Ohio University
The Delta Tau Delta Ohio University Beta chapter held its 78th Fall Initiation on Sunday at The Shelter President St. Initiation began at 10 a.m. with five initiates: John Clark Danville Indiana John Zahradt Wellsville Ohio John Singer Bridgeport Connecticut Carl Ocize Cleveland Ohio Homer Von Behren Rockford Illinois A banquet followed serving eighty at one p.m. Alumni and faculty including Rev. Lewis Gishler Prof. Frank B. Gullum Delt President Stephen Fuller and others attended and spoke.
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Ohio University
Beta
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Lewis Gishler
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank B. Gullum
Delt
Stephen Fuller
John Clark
Danville
John Zahradt
Wellsville
John Singer
Bridgeport
Conn
Carl Ocize
Cleveland
Homer von Behren
Rockford
Ill
Hiram R. Wilson
Horace Palmer
R. C. Hess
William Herbert
Loring Connett
Wesley Miller
David Hughes
Thomas N. Hoover
Athens
Robert Gullum
Chillicothe
Sayre Study Circle reviews historical novel led by Mrs Ong
The Sayre Study Circle met at the Sayre Hotel Berry Tuesday afternoon and reviewed Ben Ames Williams’s Come Spring led by program leader Mrs H J Ong. Echoes from an Adult Education forum sparked talk on Athens City Recreational Center and community meetings. Mrs W L Gard urged attendance. President Mrs D B Green presided and welcomed new member Mrs C M Davis. Mrs R J Studer was appointed to the program committee for next year. Sixteen members attended with menus provided by hostess Fenzel.
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Sayre
Berry
Albany Grange Host Potluck and Meeting at Thelma Shaver Home
The Carrie Hall Club of the Albany Grange met at Mrs. Thelma Shaver’s home on Thursday November 14 for a noon potluck lunch and an afternoon meeting. Winifred Hooper led a program after the business session and many members attended, with one guest Iris Cunningham. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Edna Lash in December.
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Carrie Hall Club
Albany Grange
Thelma Shaver
Winifred Hooper
Eva Sanders
Melva Radcliffe
Etta Miller
Edna Lash
Ida Elliott
Bessie Pugh
Stella Cunningham
Maude Knowlton
Mabel Knowlton
Mabel Carbaugh
Vivian Coates
Helena Whaley
Evelyn Hooper
Pherice Wingett
Marie Hoffee
Blanch Elliott
Lola Springer
Iris Cunningham
Christmas Charity Basket Plans at Mrs Gard Home
Plans will be completed at the home of Mrs W L Gard for the club's Christmas charity basket.
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W. L. Gard
Personal notices from central Ohio area
Prof and Mrs H T Houf plan weekend in Ann Arbor with son Emerson majoring in forestry at Michigan. Foster Harmon IU Bloomington spends Thanksgiving with parents and brother William Harmon. Phyllis Logan pledged to Ohio University Sigma Alpha Iota chapter. Funeral services for Mary Rodgers attended by relatives from New Marshfield, Glouster, Athens and Chillicothe. Wagner family from Cincinnati visits Kerr family in Columbus area for Thanksgiving. Presbyterian Church women hold rummage sale Friday and Saturday. donors welcome any time this week.
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H. T. Houf
N. Lancaster St
Ann Arbor
Emerson
University of Michigan
Foster Harmon
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
A. R. Harmon
William Harmon
University Terrace
Phyllis Logan
W. H. Logan
Ohio University
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Professional Music Society For Women
Ooe
I. N. McHarg
Francis Colley
New Marshfield Road
Leslie Williams
Glouster
Fred Walburn
Athens
R. D
Chillicothe
Mary Rodgers
McHarg
Colley
Williams
Walburn
The
Presbyterian Church
Pitfalls of Love and a Neighborly Mystery
Madge Graham talks by phone with Marion Morton while Dicky listens. A missing Marion hints Katherine Bickett’s husband may have sent a message. Secret listening to the call intertwines past romance with a current search at Sage Harbor farm.
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Marion
Katherine
Jack Bickett
Dicky
Katherine Bickett
Madge Graham
Sage Harbor
Marion Morton
Madge
Lillian Underwood
Arion
Mrs. Ticer
Ticer
Catherine
Jack
Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
A narrator uses a phone ruse to obtain a needed update from Marion while Katherine aids and frets. A menacing caller interrupts from the doorway as Marion exerts pressure, and the scene ends with suspense, promising continuation tomorrow.
Women’s Christian Service Society Meeting Postponed
The all day meeting at Mc Dougal Church is moved to November 28. A pot luck dinner at noon will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Mingus. Members should bring quilting and items for the Bazaar.
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Women's Christian Service Society
McDougal Church
Will Mingus
Stars Say For Thursday November 21 Astrology Outlook
The article forecasts a day of internal conflict and mixed impulses with tempering moods and a tendency toward expediency over integrity. It notes a birthday guidance year urging resolve to avoid easy paths and potential conflicts in intimate relationships.
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Genevieve Kemble
Moody
Calendar of club events in Athens County
Athens County New England Women rescheduled to Wednesday November 27 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Higley Study Circle meets Wednesday with Mrs E E Auml il ler on N Lancaster Street. program by Mrs F C Shilling about The Panama Canal Zone at 2 00 p m. Pocahontas Lodge holds a Wednesday 7 30 p m business meeting. Art and Thimble Club activities listed.
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Athens County
New England
Higley Study Circle
E. E. Aumiller
N. Lancaster St
F. C. Shilling
Panama Canal Zone
Pocahontas Lodge
Art and Thimble Club
Has Quilting Party The Art and Thimble Club
The Art and Thimble Club of Shade and vicinity held an all day quilting at Mrs. George Grim's home with 18 members, hostess, and five guests. President Hazel Creamer and secretary Nettie Harris reported the club’s finances. A December 14 supper for husbands and families is planned. Nettie Harris won the guess package contest. Next meeting set for December 5 at Mrs. Zelda Perry’s home.
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Shade and Vicinity
George Grim
Hazel Creamer
Nettie Harris
Zelda Perry
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge to Nominate Officers
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in 1 C C F Hall for officer nominations. Members urged to attend.
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Nannie Allom
Potluck Supper of Married Class Hones Christmas Plans
A Married People's Class potluck was held at the Christian Church parlors Monday night. After devotionals and a business meeting, plans were set for a Christmas party on December 16 at Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson's home. Esther Class invited to a party on December 2. Songs and games led by Mrs. Marilyn Porter and Mrs. Juanita Breinich. Guests included Mrs. Paul Saylor and daughters Paula and Beverly of Charleston West Virginia and Mrs. Clara Andrews of Athens.
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Christian Church
Don Johnson
Columbia Ave
Esther
Marilyn Porter
Juanita Breinich
Paul Saylor
Paula and
Beverly
Charleston
W. Va
Clara Andrews
Athens
Glouster School Play Set For December 10
Superintendent Thomas W. Figley announces the play Red Eagle will be performed in Glouster on Tuesday December 10 with a grades matinee December 9 and a high school matinee earlier that day.
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Glouster
Thomas W. Figley
Red Eagle
Figley
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
A promotional notice extols Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna blended with Syrup Pepsin to ease constipation. It touts pleasant taste, gentle action on lazy bowels, and broad appeal to adults and children while urging purchase at local druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
Pleasant relief from rheumatic pains with RUX Compound
Local ads praise RUX Compound for relief from rheumatic pain and kidney irritation. Jesse Ott of Bellevue, Ohio, reports significant relief and better sleep after using the liquid medicine. Quick's Drug Store advertises three economical sizes and urges readers to try the genuine product.
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Rax
MR. Ott
Jesse Ott
Bellevue
Ohio
Lee
Quick's
Ann Bolin in Play at Athens High School
Review notes Ann Bolin daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bolin Richland Ave performed as Ann Miller a freshman determined to solve problems. Plains Woman's Society meets Thursday night after church at the Methodist Church.
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Athens High School
Ann Bolin
Henry Bolin
Richland Ave
Miss Bolin
Ann Miller
Plains Women's Society
Women’s Faculty Club holds supper and quiz night
Members enjoyed a buffet supper and quiz program at the club house Sunday evening. Mrs William Young led the event. Contest participants identified common advertising slogans and named the six Iroquoian tribes. Miss Mabel Olson won. The next meeting is the Christmas dinner at the Country Club on Dec 16.
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William Young
Iroquoian League
Mabel Olson
Wineer
Country Club
Joyful Cough Relief Home Mixture Guide
An easy home remedy promises quick cough relief with Pinex and a sugar syrup. Buy 244 ounces Pinex containing Norway pine and guaiacol, mix with two cups sugar and one cup water to yield a pint syrup that soothes throat membranes and loosens phlegm. Children like it and it won’t spoil.
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Detroit
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Marriage Meddlers
Adel
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Methodist Church
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Cornells
Rosalind Russell
Brian Aherne
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Athens,ohio
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Mischa Auer
Henry Stephenson
Butch & Buddy
Mr. Mouse Takes
Ted Husing
Sport World News
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Our Gang
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