Sayre Study Circle Meets in Amesville
Sayre Study Circle gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Vance Springer’s home in Amesville with sixteen members traveling from Athens. Roll call was Favorite Character in Early American History. Miss Marianna Bing introduced four Amesville high school students: Helen Carpenter piano, Helen Thomas violin, Letha Brown and Lowell Christman sang. Mrs. Mamie Steele spoke on Jesuits in American History and Mrs. W. H. Jewett on The Influence of Protestants in Early American History.
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Vance Springer
Amesville
Sayre
Athens
Marianna Bing
Helen Carpenter
Helen Thomas
Letha Brown
Lowell Christman
Mamie Steele
W. H. Jewett
Maecenas Club Papers Discuss Neighbor At Meeting
Maecenas Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Neal Helsel's home 1 Second Street with Mrs. Fred Stauffer presiding. Helsel led the program on Who Is My Neighbor, guests included Mrs. Guy Brookins and her daughter Thelma Jean of Chauncey. Miss Cornelia Slater of Parkersburg WV returned home after visiting Miss Charline Martin in Athens over the weekend.
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Neal Helsel
Second Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Fred Stauffer
Helsel
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Chauncey
Cornelia Slater
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
Charline Martin
Franklin Avenue
Prof Slutz Addresses Social Literary Club Program
Mrs. T. M. Wolfe hosted the Social Literary Club at Grandview Heights with Prof. Raymond Slutz leading the discussion on The Development and Technic of the Novel. He described reader requirements for appreciation and defined terms like sentimentalism romance and realism.
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T. M. Wolfe
Grandview Heights
Raymond Slutz
United States Program Topics at Hobson Study Circle
The Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday evening at 162 North Congress Street with 16 members present. Two papers were presented, "Natural History of the United States" by Mrs. H. O. Atkins and "Geography of the United States" by Mrs. H. PF. Cokonougher.
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United States
Hobson Study Circle
A. D. McPherson
North Congress Street
The
H. O. Atkins
H. PF. Cokonougher
Alpha Sigma Alpha Announces Pledges
Alpha Sigma Alpha announces the pledging of several members including Donna Schultz Parkersburg West Virginia Aileen Arndt Galion Dorothy Leininger Uniontown Florence Ulmer Toledo Lenore Johnson Mr Vernon Margaret Perry Granville Edith Murphy Hicksville Clara Kaney Toledo Geraldine Pleasant Chillicothe
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Alpha Sigma Alpha
Donna Schultz
Parkersburg
W. Va
Aileen Arndt
Galion
Dorothy Leininger
Uniontown
Florence Ulmer
Toledo
Lenore Johnson
Mr. Vernon
Margaret Perry
Granville
Edith Murphy
Hicksville
Clara Kaney
Geraldine Pleasant
Chillicothe
Sigma Sigma Sigma Pledges Announced
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority reveals pledges Carolyn Hyde Wilma Evans Mary Palley Edna Mae Halstead Marilyn Hill and Ethel Keeps in a formal announcement from the chapter.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Carolyn Hyde
Wilma Evans
Mary Palley
Edna Mae Halstead
Marilyn Hill
Ethel Keeps
Miss Kinison and Miss Trumbull Headed to National Missionary Meeting
Miss Blanche Kinison superintendent at New Jersey Conference Community Center Camden and Miss Genevieve Trumbull assistant superintendent left Tuesday after visiting at 75 Grosvenor Street with Prof. Charles R Kinison and Mrs Kinison. They are deaconesses in the Methodist Episcopal Church and travel to the Woman's Home Missionary Society National Convention in Cincinnati this week.
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Blanche Kinison
New Jersey
Camden
N. J
Genevieve Trumbull
Charlies R. Kinison
Kinison
Grosvenor Street
Miss Kinison
Miss Trumbull
Methodist Episcope Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Missionary Society to Meet Thursday at 2 PM
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church will gather Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Meeting location listed as W. D. Robinson, 9 May Avenue.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. D. Robinson
May Avenue
Athens AAUW branch to meet in Fine Arts building
The Athens branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a Thursday evening meeting at 8 o'clock in the Fine Arts building on the campus. President Bryan will address the gathering and an informal reception will conclude the program.
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Athens
American Association of University Women
Fine Arts
Bryan
Agnes Jordan Visits Family Before Returning Home
Mrs. Agnes Jordan spent two weeks with her children in Columbus. She visited her brother Jerry Thompson in Springfield and nephew Kirk Thompson and family in Amsden. Mr. and Mrs. O R Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross who accompanied her home have returned to Columbus.
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Agnes Jordan
Columbus
Jerry Thompson
Springfield
Kirk Thompson
Amsden
O. R. Ross
Donald Ross
Mrs. Jordan
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Alpha Delta Pi auxiliary will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the chapter house located at 8 Franklin Avenue.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Franklin Avenue
Death of Mrs. Sadie Johnston at Pt. Pleasant
Mr. W. W. Clendenin receives word of his aunt Mrs. Sadie Clendenin Johnston's death at the Johnston home in Pt. Pleasant West Virginia. Funeral services are set for 10 o clock Thursday morning from the son's home.
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W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Sadie Clendenin Johnston
Fred Johnston
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Mrs Pilcher Returns From Greenfield Visit
Mrs. T. M. Pilcher returned from a short visit in Greenfield where she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hiser and their family.
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T. M. Pilcher
Greenfield
D. T. Hiser and
Familly
Jenkins man returns home after visit with Collins family
Mr. O J Daugherty of Jenkins Kentucky has returned to his home after several days with his family at the home of Mr Michael Collins 68 North Bigg Street.
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0. J. Daugherty
Jenkins, Ky
Logan pastor speaks at Athens ministers meeting
The Rev. James R. Fields of Logan First M E Church delivered the principal address at the Athens County Ministerial Association gathering in the Athens Methodist Church. He urged strong pastoral attention to children and youths as about 25 ministers and guests attended.
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James R. Fields
Logan
M. E
Athens County
Athens Methodist Church
Arlie Krussell
Athens
C. A. Spriggs
Benjamin R. Smith
Andrew M. Taylor
Amesville
Paul E. Kemper
Glouster
F. C Roberts
Gilbert B. Courtney
Chauncey
B. Ahlbrand
Earl Cowan
W. C. Radford
Charles M. Coulter
S. J. Bishop
J. L. Cartwright
Joel Webb
B. R. Smith
H. Cecil
Ohio University Reports Record Enrollment This Year
Ohio University announces a historic enrollment of 2 680 students 250 more than last year closing the registration period after a summer of strong attendance reflecting growth despite business conditions.
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Ohio University
Former B. and O. Agent Here Passes Away
WV R Moore about 70 years old and former B and O Railroad agent in Athens died in a Chillicothe hospital after a long illness. He left Athens in 1900 and later served as agent in Chillicothe. Funeral at Ware Funeral Home Chilli cothe Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Delaware Friday at 10 am. He belonged to the Athens Masonic Lodge. GRANTS CERTIFICATES The Athens City Board of School Examiners met in the superintendent's office and granted several teaching certificates to Margaret Freyberg Marian Coe and Alice Humphrey for temporary and one year certificates.
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WV. R. Moore
B. & O. Railroad
Athens
Chillicothe
Ware
Delaware
Moore
Athens Masonic Lodge
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Athens, Ohio
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