Dad's Day at OU Highlights Four Wives of Bobcat Players
Four wives of Ohio University football players are spotlighted as Dad's Day honors proceeds before the final game against Marshall College. Their lives at college, juggling classes, babies, and team meals, are described along with notes on their husbands' roles and campus living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Bobcats
Ohio University
Marshall College
West Virginia
Don
Mary Grace Eskey
Todd
Chuck
Dorothy Wilson
Deborah Ann
Bobcats
Bill Ellis
Lois
Lindley Hall
Bill
Marietta
Vets Village
Castos
Ripley
W. Va
Ellises
Don Eskey
William Ellis
Charles F. Wilson
William Casto
Eskey
Debbie
Wilsons
Initiation Highlights Business and Professional Women Club
Initiated members of the Athens Business and Professional Women's Club were Ann L. Channell Mrs. Charlotte Cox Mrs. Helen Dailey Vera W. Gillespie Mrs. Juanita Bardin Mrs. Catherine B. Semans Mrs. Genevieve Shipman Mrs. Maxine Stratton Betty Weaver and Mrs. Doris Wykoff. Emugene Davis membership chairman assisted by Mrs. Tholma Robinson president Cora Evans Naomi Black Eva Welsh Mabelle Durst Mrs. Alice Hamilton members Freda Smith emblem chairman Ruth Seaman treasurer and Edna Kennedy secretary conducted the candlelight ceremony explaining the club emblem and federation aims. Hostesses for the coffee hour were Virginia Coleman Omah Gaston Mae Herron Geraldine Hope and Louisa Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ann L. Channell
Charlotte Cox
Helen Dailey
Vera W. Gillespie
Juanita Bardin
Catherine B. Semans
Genevieve Shipman
Maxine Stratton
Betty Weaver
Doris Wyckoff
Emugene Davis
Tholma Robinson
Cora Evans
Naomi Black
Eva Welsh
Mabelle Durst
Alice Hamilton
Freda Smith
Ruth Seaman
Edna Kennedy
Virginia Coleman
Omah Gaston
Mae Herron
Geraldine Hope
Louisa Steele
Plans for Athens Christmas Page and events announced
The Athens Religious Council met with Mrs. Laura Athearn to announce a Christmas Page in The Messenger published December 7 with pictures stories poems prayers and meaning of Christmas. Students from third grade to high school are invited to contribute by calling three numbers. A Christmas Pageant December 14 at 3 30 pm in the Athens High School Auditorium and a Community Carol Sing December 20 at the county courthouse at 7 pm are sponsored by the Interchurch Youth Choir and United Church Women of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Religious Council
Laura Athearn
Athens High School
Interchurch Youth Choir
United Church Women Off
Youth Activities Circle of CCL Holds Annual Guest Night
The Youth Activities circle of CCL hosted its annual guest night at Mrs. Paul Beckley’s home on Northwood Drive. Hostesses Mrs. Howard Mills Mrs. Vic Sherow and Mrs. Eleanor Fisher assisted. Guests included Mrs. John S. Algeo Mrs. Edward Baas and others. Guest soloist Marlyn Ross performed with pianist Mrs. Phillip Woodworth. Speaker Miss Inger Marie Gravesen Ohio University scholarship student from Denmark spoke on youth activities and life in Denmark. Dessert concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCL
Paul Beckley
Northwood Drive
Howard Mills
Vic Sherow
Eleanor Fisher
John S. Algeo
Edward Baas
John Boden
A. S. Bowling
George Christman
Leon Fosha
Glenn Gaston
Inger-Marie Gravesen
George E. Hill
Hunter E. Hope
D. M. Lontz
Roger Rice
J. Romig
Harold J. Rose
George L. Smith
Tom Turnbull
Atwell Wallace
Marlyn Ross
Phillip Woodworth
Inger-Marie Gra
Vesen
Ohio University
Denmark
Gravesen E
Smith Theisen Wedding Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Glouster announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Shirley Ann to William H. Theisen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Theisen of Corning. The wedding is set for Saturday November 29 at 2 p m at Greens Run Church of Christ with a double ring ceremony by Rev. Gilbert Courtney Chauncey. A reception will follow at the church parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Glouster
Shirley Ann
William H. Theisen
James F. Theisen
Corning
Greens Run Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Oswald Jacoby
San Francisco reader questions a bridge hand where West leads spades, East overtakes with the jack, and a complex trump ending trials declarer. North says king of diamonds at trick three beats the line of drawing trumps. South argues diamonds or trumps could win depending on breaks. South admits the idea but notes risk if a defender ruffs diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
San Francisco
West
East
Declarer
South
North
Creamed Oysters and Broiled Mushrooms on Toast Squares
A Sunday supper dish features creamed oysters and canned broiled mushrooms served over crisp toast squares with a tossed green salad and savory French dressing as accompaniment.
Copeland couple to visit Gray family for OU Marshall game
Mr and Mrs Dean Copeland of Butler Pennsylvania will be weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Gray and daughter Betsy on Franklin Avenue. They will attend the OU Marshall game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Copeland
Butler, Pa
Gordon Gray
Betsy
Franklin Ave
Junior High Panel Discusses Youth Problems
A junior high panel addresses a range of student issues including boyfriend and parent problems as well as brother and sister conflicts. The discussion highlights common adolescent challenges and potential coping strategies.
Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs and Groups
A series of upcoming events includes the Pallas Club at 129 E State St with a 2 30 p m program by Mrs O D Morrison and articles by the blind for sale. Belle White Class at 7 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Martin Mc Kibben at 12 Avon Place. Lodi Grange brush party at 7 30 p m bring pie and sandwiches. Rebekah and IOOF Thanksgiving dinner at IOOF hall 6 30 p m with turkey and coffee provided. Bates WSCS bazaar and bake sale at Butler Brothers Store bring articles to church by 8 a m Saturday. Albany Grange at 8 p m third and fourth degrees conferred bring pumpkin pie potato salad and sandwiches. Carrie Hall Club food and bake sale at Bus Station 9 a m. MONDAY Post Officers Association of OES 7 30 p m Masonic Temple. Athens Women's Music Club at 8 p m 21 Sunnyside Drive. Group VII Presbyterian Church potluck at 6 p m and junior high PTA panel discussion on teen issues including dating, curfew, and youth problems with Mayor Peter B Seel moderating. panel members shown from seventh to ninth grade. Laverne Lausche presided at a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Gilbert Knight
E. State St
O. D. Morrison
Belle White
Martin McKibben
Avon Place
PTA
Peter B. Seel
Wayne White
Leslie Cornwell
Beverly Corradini
Gordon Murphy
John Reamer
Richard White
Roma Tom
Joe South
Marilyn Nida
Kay Jones
Laverne’ Lausche
Soft 30 Inch Doll Pattern No 8764 in Dress
A life size 30 inch stuffed doll in a dainty dress with yarn pigtails is described. Pattern No 8764 is a sewrite perforated pattern in one size, 30 inches, with cast-off suitability for a two year old. Consult pattern for exact requirements.
Manners in Public: Man Retrieves Item for Woman
In a public waiting room a woman drops an object on the floor. The correct conduct is for the man to pick it up and hand it to her, demonstrating courteous, proactive help in shared spaces.
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Lois Ellis
Norwalk
Cincinnati
Mary Grace
Philo
Philo High School
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Akron
Massillon
Lake Hope
Occa
McKee Drug CO
South West North East
Southhold
West Ak
Val
Rebekah
Bates
Butler Brothers
Albany Grange
Carrie Hall Club
Athens Women’s Music Club
Margaret Benedict
Sunnyside Drive
Presbyterian Church
Athens, Ohio
Popper
Ty Book Store
TOY Parade
DOIL-4
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Banks Sport Shop
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