Sorority initiates list at Ohio University
Ohio University announces pledges for several sororities. Names from CHI OMEGA ALPHA XI DELTA ALPHA DELTA PI ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ZETA TAU ALPHA SIGMA SIGMA and PHT MU appear, with pledges including many from Akron Cleveland Columbus Wheeling Youngstown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University of the
PI Beta Pid
Sallie Armstrong
Patricia Connor
Sally Link
Athens
Jeanne Hall
Wheeling
Lucretia Hamnon
Dallas
Texas
Marjorie Herbst
Columbus
Marilyn Hummell
Lancaster
Carol Kibier
East Cleveland
Norma Lynsky
Lakewood
Selly Mathison
W. Va
Mary Ann Menaul
Worthington
Marjorie Mercer
Akron
Peggy Sherard
Oxford
Shirley Shenberger
Ashland
Jo Ann Sidner
Conneaut Leake
Melba Jo Yates
Clarksburg
CHI Omega
Charlotte Baker
Youngstown
Anne Colvig
W. Vas
Jean Dow
Margaret Jacoby
Ann Peden
Barbara Pritchard
Dane Gibbs
Mansfield
Avis Gill
Johnson City
Betty Ann Glenn
Findlay
Doris Liogd
Caton
Anne Marsh
Cincinnati
Wanda Pratt
Ironton
Marion Tobey
Cleveland Heights
Alpha XI Delta
Margaret Beyer
Eloise Bradbury
Wyoming
Mary Ann Cone
Hudson
Ann Day
Charleston
Barbara Day
Eucclid
Jo Faires
Julia Sinon
Alpha Delta PI
Virginia Lee Appleby
Leathian Barna
Cleveland
Marjorie Barnes
Donna Barr
Stow
Jeanette Keeseeker
Greenville
Joan McConnaughey
Beliproof
Carolyn McWatters
Esther Page
Groveport
Betty Price
Danville
W. V. Jeanne Rapp
Cuyahoga Falls
Marilyn Maxwell
Patricia Pankhurst
Shaker Heights
Patricia Phillips
Lima
Ruth Ransdell
Kenton
Eben Riley
South Orange
N. J
Margaret Sayles
Clyde
Barbara Schuster
Euclid
June Sheppard
Marilyn Weaver
Canton
Zeta Tau Alpha
Betty Lou Barr
Duncan Falls
Myrtie Lou Blauser
Culler
Shirley Brown
Burness
Candoo
Toronto
Cheryl Clark
Krathlyn Clark
Lorain
Providence
R. L
Irma Bloomfield
Tarrytown
Florence Bloom
Elizabeth
Muriel Dubrowin
Mount Vernon
Lorraine Fink
Hillside
Lenore Friedman
Jamaica
N. Y
Renee Giniger
New York
Ziona Goldstein
West Hartford
Conn
Barbara Goodman
Fosters Ma
Sylvia Gordon
New Britain
Judith Grossman
Brooklyn
Muriel Grossman
Far Rockaway
Jane Gruber
Marilyn Krieger
N.Y
Ann Rogolsky
Frieda Sturman
Farmville
Carol Wachs
Helen Weber
Harriet Weger
Newport News
Shirley Weinstein
Helene Woodstein
Highland Park
Emma Benes
Margaret Brown
Jacquilyn
Sue Ellis
Marilyn Hender Zon
Chillicothe
Marie Lang
Charlotte Oliver
Parkersburg
Martha Reed
Steubenville
Joan Seaman
Nancy Smith
Milburn
Business Women Mark Silver Anniversary of Athens Club
The Athens BPW Club observed the Silver Anniversary with a program detailing the founding of the local and state federations. Members Jo Garvin and committee presented corsages to long affiliated members Villa and Gladys Vandyke, and history was shared by Aine Hope and Rowena Sprout. An anniversary cake and social hour followed as leadership conference notes were reported by Edith Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Athens Club
Athens Organization
B.P.W
Garvin
Helen Dinsmoore
Lois Mulpas
Geraldine Hope
Ohio
United States
Villa
Gladys Vandyke
Miss Garvin
Aine Hope
Ohin
Delle Finsterwald
Aliss Rowena G Sprout
Nast
Foulse
St. Louis
Alaska
Hawa
Tional Federation
Florence Harvey
Marjorie Eschenbacher
Helen Roberts
National Federation
Bernece McClead
Edith Miller
Columbus
Miss Miller
Tillian Fishinger
Geraldine Ope
Sthe
Broadcasis
Belgium
Marie Schaffer
Wooster
Second View
Federaion
Vieteas and
Beeyond
Beloit Couple Marries at St Jude’s Church Beloit Wis
Mrs William Raphael Garber formerly Mary Joan Truesdale daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Truesdale of Beloit Wisconsin wed William Raphael Garber staff sergeant in the United States Army in a nuptial mass at St Jude’s Catholic Church Beloit on September 27 The groom son of Mr and Mrs William R Garber of Middleport is a Middleport High School and Ohio University graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce He is stationed at Camp Grant Illinois in the classification department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
William
Raphael Garber
Mary Joan Truesdale
Vernon ‘Truesdale
Beloit
Wis
United States Army
Bass
St. Jude’s Catholic Church
Garber
William R. Garber
Middleport High School
Ohio University
Athens
Camp Grant
Women Buy Clothes Spree Fueled by War Time Moments
American women spent 2.923 billion dollars on clothes and accessories in 1943 and expect a 19 percent rise in 1944 as they seek to look their best for returning husbands, war brides, and courting partners. Experts note clothes help offset home shortages and provide personal security through moments with loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Mr.Smith
Music Club Program At Federation Monday
The Woman's Music Club presented the City Federation program Monday at the Faculty Women's Club. Miss Clara Kuenzli presided. Performances included violin solos by Mrs. L. C. Mitchell, songs by Mrs. Oliver Martin with Miss Mary T. Noss, piano numbers by Mrs. Gordon Kinney, and announcements by Mrs. John Dowler. The next meeting is Nov 6 featuring the Athena Delphian Club. Delegates for the Southeastern district meeting in Jackson were named: Mrs. Hal Woods as first delegate, Mrs. D. L. Jones as second, Mrs. A. E. Wagner as first alternate, and Mrs. E. R. Horn as second alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
City Federation
Faculty Women’s Club
Clara Kuenzli
L. C. Mitchell
Kreisser
Bercue
Toratini
Drigo
Oliver Martin
Mary T. Noss
Kramer
Campbell-Tilton
Gordon Kinney
Schumann
Hal Woods
Firs
D. L. Jones
A. EB. Wagner
E. R. .Horn
Marriages Announced From California Naval Base
Announcement of the marriage of Pvt. Georgia Hendricks WAC Shreveport La to Jack D. Stewart PR ic U S Navy Sept 7 at First Baptist Church Santa Ana Calif where both are stationed The bridegroom is a graduate of the San Diego Parachute School and has been stationed at the Santa Ana Naval Base for the last two years Also announced is the marriage of Miss Jane Cornell Stewart to Richard Donald Steele quartermaster third class on June 7 at St Josephs Church San Jose Calif They are now home in Santa Clara Calif Jack Stewart and Mrs Steele are the son and daughter of Mrs Ray Burton Dayton a former resident of Athens 99 CMG TO MEET CMC will meet tonight 7 p m at the home of Norma Coon 4 Palmer St oo 90 Mrs John McClanahan Athens R D 4 has returned from a visit with her son Roy and family at Bellefontaine and with her son Claudius and family at Cuyahoga Falls She also visited Mrs Vic Pierce in Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Hendericks
Women's Army Corps
Shreveport
Jack D. Stewart
U. S. Navy
First Baptist Church
Santa Ana
Calif
San Diego
Stewart
Richard Donald Steele
Quartermaster
St. Joseph's Church
Sant l Jose
Hanlon
Santa Clara
Jack Stewart
Mrs. Steele
lRay Burton
Dayton
Athens
John McClanahan
R. D
Roy
Bellefontaine
Claudius
Cuvxahoga Falls
Vic
Pierce
Columbus
Esther Class Hosts 80 Members at Maffett Home
Mrs J B Maffett hosted eighty Esther Class members of the First Christian Church at 58 Columbia Ave Monday evening. Mrs Roy Andrews led devotions and program. Beverly Davis and Mary Ann Sarver sang. Committees appointed for nominating, calendar, and refreshments. UNRRA drive clothing requested by Thursday moon. Sans Souci plans meeting tonight at Marilyn Covert’s home 116 N Congress St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Maffett
Esther
First Christian Church
Columbia Ave
Roy Andrews
Beverly Davis
Mary Ann Sarver
John Francis
W. J Davidson
D. A. Bardin
Cards Stacked Against Brixton and a Father’s Pact
In a tense armored car scene in New York Madge Graham and Marion Morion watch as secret service leader Charles Spencer and his lieutenant Mr B confront Samuel Brixton just returned to consciousness. Brixton admits past crime ties and faces feared retribution while he agrees to reveal details to protect Hellena and Carolyn. The plan is to move Brixton to headquarters and pursue the men behind the torture while ensuring Ronald’s name remains unstained. Marion seeks reassurance of no disgrace if Brixton cooperates, and Spencer hints at influence to keep him from public shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brixton
Lee Chow
Hugh Grantland
Sam Brixton
Charla
New York
Madge Graham
Marion Morion
Madge
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Marion
Spencer
Brixton
Sam
Charles Ciwen
Owen
Spencer Faunters
Euardle
Helena
Carolyn
Mr. 8
Mr. K
Ronald
Tomu Cruw
Delta Tau Delta Alumni and Guests Attend Banquet
Twenty one Delta Tau Delta alumni and wives attended a banquet Saturday evening at Hotel Berry. Out of town guests included John Finnicum Cleveland and others from Wellston Parkersburg Amesville Troy and Delaware. Local alumni guests listed with M D Hughes H R B Wilson Loring Connett Frank Gullum and others attended. A program of group singing preceded the House Association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta
House Association
Hotel Berry
John Finnicum
Cleveland
Dunkle King
Wellston
William Beckwith
Parkersburg
al Gardner
Amesville
Darrel F. Moore
Troy
N.Y
Robert Perkins
U. S. Marine Corps
Kenneth Morgan
Delaware
M.D. Hughes
H. RB. Wilson
Loring Connett
Frank B. Gullum
H. €. Bobo
W. H. Herbert
Lee Roach
D. M. Goddard
David H. Hughes
H. D. Palmer
Robert Essex
Leslie Clark
William Wassink
Frank Jeric
Chapder
Army WAC seeks 20000 hospital technicians nationwide
Capt J R Schroeder of the U S Air Corps said 20000 hospital technicians are needed by the Woman's Army Corps. Enlistees will train at large hospitals such as Ashford General Hospital and gain skills for postwar hospital technician jobs. WAC recruiting HQ in Athens Post Office open daily 12 noon to 5 pm under Cpl Richard Rasmussen and spouse Cpl Flaine Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Army Corps
J. R. Schroeder
U. S. Air Corps
Athens
Fifth Service Command
Fort Hayes
Schroeder
Jesse T. Smith
Iservice Command
WAC
U. S
Ashford General Hospital
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Capt.Schroeder
Athens Post Office
Richard Id, Rasmussen
Cpl
Flaine M. Rasmussen
Oog
Octal eet and the flawed dish today
The text discusses fauests for dimmer and a dish that did not turn out well. It contrasts vainly criticizing the dish with the approach of quietly noting poor luck, then insisting the dish remains delicious despite flaws. The piece reads like guidance on handling diners’ reactions without highlighting the failure.
Wolfe Reunion at Concord Church Oct 1
The Wolfe descendants held their annual reunion at Concord, Ames Township, with 56 attendees. A grand autumn dinner followed, a memorial poem honored pioneer Wolfe family, and officers were re-elected. Births, marriages, and deaths since the last reunion were recorded, with a long list of attendees and participants. A rummage sale by the First Methodist Women’s Society was planned for Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Concord
Ames Township
Walmeta Wolfe
Wolfe
Vern Wolfe
Merrill R. Atkinson
Logan
W Va
Nora W. Atkinson
Nore
W W. Atkinson
Mildred Howard
Helen Howard
George W. Wolfe
Columbus
Riley George Wolfe
E. EB. Dennie Jr
Ruth Kinney
Janet Sue
Denton Wolfe
Dean Franklin
Norman Welsh
Ruth Sayers
Sharon Lee
Harold Kinney
Susan Kay
Richard i Emmert
Dorothy Wolfe
Richard Clark
Lewis Koontz
Helen Wolfe
Charles Carroll
Harold Duncan
Glenna Channel
Mary Ann
Pat
Richard Lynn
Dorothy Love
Otto Duncan
Hazel Phillips Campbell
Garry Gene
Mary Olive Wolfe
Robert Washington
Amy Jo Sanders
Carl Moody
Bernarda Lee Danford
Dwight M. Buckham
Lois Kinney
Melvin S
Spicer Kierns
Millfield
Howard Brookins
Guy Fierce
Pauline Fierce
Eleanor Kierns
Ida Lem- Ney
Athens
Nyle Sayers
Raymond Dean
Chesterhill
John ‘Wolfe
Edythe Wolfe Vaughn
Trimbic
Harlan Lincott
Coral Boudinot
Orville’ Boudinot
Ardeth Boudinot
Opal Myers
S. 3. Sayers
Claude Ray Sayers
Annette Sayers
Ida Sayers
Walmeta i Wolfe
Verne Eldon Wolfe
James
John Wolfe
R. H. Howard
Nora Wolfe Atkinson
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist
Polish Under Nails Sealer For Nail Nick and Tear Care
A cleaning tip describes applying transparent polish sealer under the nail as well as over to seal a nick and small tear. A separate note states that soaking lemons in hot water before squeezing can increase juice yield nearly twofold.
Make Sure Childs Shoe Fits Well
In this piece by Alicla Hart the dangers of shoe rationing for children are explored. It argues that kids outgrow shoes quickly, so heavy footwear burdens their feet and can cause life-long issues. Hand-me-downs are unfair to the next wearer and new shoes should be properly fitted by a reliable seller with flexible uppers and soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicla Hart
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Dean of Women's Office
Ada M. King
Rochester
University of Rochester
Don
Carbondale
Charles Brump
Milfred
Gladys
Ella
Sherry
Charlene
Coumbus
Faye
Fairfield
Irene
Chauhcey
Pie
Finyd Stump
Clifford Stump
England
Jaco
Stump
Witles Kernes
Chauncery
Hazel Stump
McKee Drug Co
McKee’s
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Soft Water Dept
William Br, Garber
Trousseaux
Federation
California
CMG
C.M.C
Norma Coon
Palmer St
Maffett Home
Sans Souci
Marilyn Covert
N. Congress St
Love's Fair Horizon
Situt
Emnten
Lydia
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Concord Church
Fifth Ave
Jorow Milk
Mary Co
Imperial
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
Milldeck's Shoe Store
North Court St
Mechem's Shoe Store