A A U W Plan Year At Athens Branch Meeting
At the Athens Country Club the Athens Branch of the A A U W outlined plans for the year. Education chair Melvin Danielson will lead fact finding meetings on education while Dean Voigt and Maude Matthews will study the United Nations. An organization meeting is set for Oct 14 at Voigt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A.A.U.W
Athens Country Club
Une
Melvin Danielson
Dean Voigt
Maude Matthews
United Nations
National B P W Week Observed By Local Club
Local Business and Professional Women announce National B P W Week with the theme Working together for better communities. Ann Murrma chairs activities while Josephine Garvin serves as president Erma Jagers as vice president Mae Herron as secretary and Alice Brewer as treasurer.
Esther Class Meeting at Mrs James Day Home
Esther Class of the Christian Church met at Mrs James Day home Monday at 7 30 pm President Mrs Forrest Swan named committees to pick officers for the coming year Mrs I D Graham gave a Psalm 23 program Miss Kathryn Hawk sang Refreshments were served by committee members including Mrs Harry Bennett Mrs Cameron Crossen Mrs Fred Lee Fom and Mrs Mary Mills East Side Needle Club to meet Friday at 2 pm with Mrs L E Carpenter at 73 East State St
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Esther Class
The
Christian Church
James Day
Forrest Swan
I. D. Graham
Kathryn Hawk
Harry Bennett
Cameron Crossen
Fred Lee Fom
Mary Mills
Local personals recap from Athens notes
Mr. Fred W Weber circulation manager at The Messenger leaves for Columbus to attend the Ohio Newspaper Circulation Managers Association convention at the Neil House. Mrs Fred Walker formerly Jane Biggers of Pontiac Mich visits Athens relatives and reports the birth of Robert David Biggers. Ebba Wahlstrom and Adda Maccombs spent a weekend at Camp Muskingum for the Ohio Education Association planning session. L F E Bernhart New York arrives for Athens Concerts Association drive. Mr and Mrs Weber J White of Hamilton recent visitors to Amesville and Athens. Mrs John Jagers returns from Rochester N Y after visiting Miss Mary Arnold in hospital with travel by air both ways.
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Fred W. Weber
the Messenger
Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Circulation Managers’ Association
Neil House
J. M. Verree
Weber
Fred Walker
Jane Biggers
Pontiac
Mich
William Biggers
Schloss
Walker
Billy Biggers, Jr
Biggers
Robert David
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ebba Wahlstrom
Fort St
Adda Maccombs
W. Carpenter Sr
L. FE. Bernhart
New York
Eastern Dision
Community Concerts Association
Athens Community Concerts Association
Bernhart
L. A. Hamilton
H. A. McCaskill
Calumbus
John Jagers
Rochester
Mary Arnold
Toronto
Canada
Community Concert Drive Opens With Kick-Off Dinner
The Athens Community Concerts Association launched its annual membership drive at a dinner in Hotel Berry. President William A. Mechem urged early signups to avoid oversold Memorial Auditorium seating, noting high demand from increased Ohio University enrollment and new residents. Campaign leaders stressed that junior student memberships exist but require adult tickets for seating before 145 p.m. and encouraged swift registrations at the Hotel Berry campaign HQ open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Page 6
Community Concerts Association
William A. Mechem
Athens Community Concerts Association
Hotel Berry
Memorial Auditorium
Mechem
NAS Hine
Aiep
Ohio University
Maechfem
Harrald J. Baedecker
E. A. Cottingham
H. ©. Eller
H. A. MccCaskie
F E. Bernhart
Community
New York
Harold F. Kellogg
Baedecker
Roy Wilson
Harold J. Baedecker
L. E. Bernhart
Fastern
Community Concerts Division
O. U
Irma FE. Voigt
Earl Phillips
Betty Anderesch
Ohio University Dramatics Department
Athens Association of Community Concert
Jean Armbruster
Nancy Householder
Janie Morgan
Virginia Cottingham
Pauline Heft
Berniece McLeod
Louisa Steele
W. C. Fingerhut
Myrta Ashworth
Heft
Glouster Boosters Sponsor Radio Show Saturday
The Circle H Radio Shows drew fair crowds at the stadium for two outdoor performances despite chilly temperatures. Tex Dean the Hollywood Singing Cowboy, the Texas Rangers, and the Nevada Ranch Folks performed vocal and instrumental numbers. Sponsoring groups were the Bandboosters and the Athletic Boosters Clubs raising funds for band and athletic activities.
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Glouster
Altough
Tex Dean
Hollywood Singing Cowboy
Texas Rangers
Nevada
Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting at First Baptist
GLOUSTER The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in the church auditorium with president Mrs Ethel Riley presiding and Mrs Ora Viney at the piano. The group will hold monthly business sessions on the third Thursday and present a missionary program on the first Sunday. The president announced the sub district missionary convention will convene at the Baptist Church in this city on November 17.
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Glouster
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ethel Riley
Ora Viney
Baptist
74th Birthday Honored Loren Hartley Feted
Mr and Mrs Loren Hartley celebrated his 74th birthday with a Sunday chicken dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Cecil Hawe and son Lawrence of Mansfield and daughter Sylvia and John Carter, both local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Loren Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Cecil Hawe
Lawrence
Mansfield
Sylvia
John Carter
Captain Gets Discharge After 3 Years Service
Captain Leonard Kleinman of the Army Medical Corps is discharged after three years of service at Fort Meade Maryland. He and his wife and family plan to be in Cleveland. He is the son of Mr and Mrs S Kleinman of Gluster. Ar and Mrs Carl Trimble Heights report Mr and Mrs Michael Zenko of New Brunswick announce the birth of a daughter born October 6 in a Newark hospital. The baby weighed six pounds eight ounces.
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Glouster
Leonard Kleinman
Army Medical Corps
Fort Meade
Cleveland
S. Kleinman
Sunday School Meets Glouster Baptist Church Oct 13
Mrs Ethel Riley district superintendent announces the sub district Sunday School Institute will meet in Glouster Baptist Church on October 13. Also notes students from Ohio State University and Bliss Commercial College visiting home in Athens County. A private sale will auction the assets of Athens Cement Block Company with bids due by October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ethel Riley
Glouster Baptist Church
Robert Wilson
Jack Turner
Ohio State Universe
Robert Bryson
Bliss Commercial College
Reces
Cement Black Company
O. RK. Parrett
H. Po
Tutlers & Odibette
A. OW. Finsterwald
Attorishey
Cline
Athens
County
Ohin
BR. Tnareett
Athens Uament Block Company
Athena County
Ohio
Glouster Personal Notes Move Through Week in Ohio Town
Glouster items show residents visiting relatives and attending funerals in Albany and Columbus, with several locals hosting or traveling. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Stanley at Albany for a funeral, Barbara Jean Skinner visiting from Columbus, and Henry Gee moving furniture work to Columbus firms.
WSCS Meeting Announced by Jacksonville Methodist Church
The WSCS of the Jacksonville Methodist Church holds a Wednesday gathering at T pm in the church. A program will be presented and refreshments served.
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Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Rev Daniel K Teater Addresses Churches
A joint meeting of the church board and Bible School officers at the Glouster Church of Christ discussed fall and winter evangelism plans. Rev Daniel Teater, minister, led the session and outlined upcoming activities. The Hemlock Church of Christ Bible class will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m with Teater continuing the study How to Study Your Bible.
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Glouster
Church Board
Bible School
Glouster Church of Christ
Daniel Teater
Hemlock
Former Glouster Youth Solos on 16th Birthday
In a letter from Trimble relatives of Phillip Miner of Columbus it states he celebrated his sixteenth birthday Oct 2 with a solo flight from Price Field in Columbus. He is a high school junior and former Glouster and Jacksonville Irimble elementary student, daughter of Mrs. Florence Brown. A separate note reports a surprise birthday party for Mrs. W C Young held Sept 29 at her home in Athens Rou Four with cake by Mrs. Lester Young and many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young and others from Athens Columbus Aliquippa Shade and Zanesville.
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Glouster
Trimble
Phillip Miner
Columbus
Phillip
Price Field
Jacksonville-Irimble
Florence Brown
W. C.young
Hore
Athens
Rou
Lester Young
Young
Pearl Dailey
Jim and
Jean
Stella Dailey
Orville Daifey
Gracious hosting ends as guests linger late
The piece advises hosts to stay gracious and patient as guests remain past reasonable hours. It contrasts poor hints about wake times with the correct approach of enjoying company until guests independently decide to depart. It emphasizes polite perseverance and hospitality while maintaining social tact.
Why You Should Use 9-101 For Rheumatic-Neuralgic Pain
An advertisement promotes Q-101 liquid for rheumatic pain relief. It claims four actions including reducing congestion and fever, diuretic uric acid elimination, alkaline blood balance, and muscle relaxation. Prices listed 1.25 and 2.25 with 20 cent mail surcharge. Sold at QUICK'S Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Quick’s
Club Calendar Highlights Local Women’s Groups and Meetings
Athena Delphian Club hosts Tuesday 330 pm at 32 Franklin Ave with Miss Delle Finsterwald. Progressive Literary Club meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at 26 Maple St. no guest night. speaker planned. Chi Omexa Alumnae Club meets Tuesday 7 45 pm at 12 N May Ave. Alpha Ni Deia Auxiliary Tuesday evening at chapter house with Esther Sprague and Mary Eitehcock. bring sales tax. notify if unable to attend. Tuesday Needle Club skips Oct 3, meets Oct 15 with W E Clark at 48 Maplewood. Child Conservation League Tuesday 730 pm with Mrs Thomas Rosser at 34 W Washington St. Wednesday Faculty Wives Club holds first meeting 3 pm Lindley Holl. New England Women Wednesday 6 30 pm at 69 W State St. hostesses Mrs Rutherford and Mrs C E Gorham. Athens Needle Club Wednesday at Cottage Tea House 1 pm Anniversary luncheon. regrets to Mrs Laughlin by Monday. Past Chiefs Club Wednesday 630 pm IOOF Hall Court St. annual dinner. bring covered dish and table service. Pythian Sisters regular meeting follows dinner at 7 30.
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Athena-Delphian Club
Delle Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Progressive Literary Club
George Fee
Maple St
W. H. Herbert
N. May Ave
Alpha Ni Deia
Chapter House
Esther Sprague
Mary J. Eitehcock
Needle Club
W. E. Clark
Maplewood
Chiefs Club
IOOF
Court St
Pythian Sisters
AHS Commercial Art Club Names New Officers
New officers for the Athens High School Commercial Art Club are Melvin Brown president Herbert Cocker vice president Jane Windisch treasurer and junior Miss Ethel Woolf advisor. The club started three years ago to publicize school activities. Twenty members total.
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Commercial Art Club
Athens High School
Melvin Brown
Herbert Cocker
Jane Windisch
Ethel Woolf
Miss Woolf
Marvelous Invention for Buttonholes Seeks Purchases
A vintage advertisement touts a buttonhole device that fits on all sewing machines with simple adjustable settings. It promises a money back guarantee within six days and a free needle threader with a postcard order. Special offer, three for 2 dollars and 50 cents.
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C.O.D
Muilener
M. E. Artington, Vt
Mrs UC D Duncan Hosts Bide a Wee Club Meeting
Mrs UC D Duncan hosted the Bide a Wee Club on Thursday at 2 pm with eleven members answering roll by quotas of items of interest. Mrs Harley Parker and Mrs P L Walker helped serve a dessert. Next meeting with Mrs Harry Faulkner at 67 1 2 Mule Berry St on Oct 17. Guests at Cordray home included Sgt Cordray and family from Fort Meade who recently returned from the Separation Center and will move to Bellevue. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Thomas Buchanan, Mr and Mrs William Stevens, Jane Buchanan, Naomi Stevens, Reed Jeffers and five children, plus Herman Cordray. Marizolff Class to meet Thursday at 7 30 pm for regular business and social session.
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AAW
Athens County
Constance Harry
England
Aau.w
Sherwood Eddy
C. D. Duncan
White's Mill
Harley Parker
P. L. Walker
Harry Faulkner
Muleberry St
Vx U
Cordray
Iniin N. Cordray
Larry
Lester Cordray
Elmer Cole
Sgt
Ft Meade
Bellevue
Thompson and Republic High School
Thomas Buchanan
William Stevens
Jane Buchanan
Naomi Stevens
Parkersburg
W. Va
Reed Jeffers
Harrisonville
Herman Cord<ray
Martzolff
Marizolff
First Methodist Church
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AAUW
F. H. Krecker
E. E. Shipman
Irvin Quick
Esther
East Side Needle Clus
East Side Needle Club
L. E. Carpenter
East State St
Coac
Weber J. White
Hamilton
White
Amesville
P. F. Morris
Route Three
VapoRub
Vicks
Nadine Conner
Columbia
James Melton
Lowe and Whittemore
Joseph Fuchs
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D.C
Hans Kindler
Glouster Booster Clubs
Datghter
Bob
FOS
Gallaher's
G. B. Trimble
Barbara Jean
Ella Wine
Lewis Clark
Henry Gee
Maison Brown
Gee Op
Richardson Furniture Co
Carlyle Furniture Co
Brown
Rolland Chevalier
William Mavies
Spring St
Eugene Brown
David
Janet
Louisiana
David Brown
William Nicholas
Otterbein University
Charles Orme
Jacksonville
Louis Golding
W. J. Golding
Robert
Lattabanicsburg
Moody Jin
Jean Daugherty
Earl
Meg
Daniel K. Teater
Child Conservation League
Thomas Rosser
Washington St
Oon
Faculty Wives” Club
Lindley Holl
New England
J. R. Harvey
State St
Rutherford
C. £. Gorham
Vnuv
Athens Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Clarence ‘Laughlin
Anon
Vo Ahs Commercial Art Club
Logan
Dr. Caldwell
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Lee Black Suede
Stanleys Shoe Store
S$. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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