Dinner party honors fiftieth anniversary at Baker home
Dr and Mrs John C Baker entertained eight guests at their Union Street home Monday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John W Galbreath of Columbus and their daughter Miss Joan Galbreath a student at Ohio University, Mr Harold Kellogg of Boston, Dr and Mrs Seigfred, and the guests of honor Dr and Mrs T R Biddle who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Baker
Union Sit
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
Joan Galbreath
Ohio University
Harold Kellogg
Boston
Seigfred
T. R Biddle
West Side Garden Club Hosts Sunset Club Evening
West Side Garden Club entertained at Mrs J Harvey 69 West State Street honoring Sunset Garden Club and guests. Floral displays featured white roses marigolds dahlias azaleas mums and garden sprays. Refreshments were organized by Mrs Laughlin and assistants. Guests included Sunset Garden Club members Villa Tippie and others and Athens Garden Club attendees Mrs Ash and Mrs Wolfe among additional attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Garden Club
Sunset Club
J. Harvey
W. State St
Sunset Garden Club
Harvey
Cuffea
Tee Eye Dent
Lewis McBride
Clarence Laughnon
Fred, Stauffer
A .D. Townsend
Villa Tippie
J. R. Baker
Carne Burson
Emma Parker
Elwyn ‘News
William Smith
Freda Kennedy
Ernest Conkey
John Ashton
A. Carman
Hugh Weller
Athens Garden Club
I E Ash
T M Wolfe
Ray Miley
O M Bech
OU Theater Opens Season With Four Plays At Ohio U
Ohio University Drama Department presents four University Theater productions in Ewing Auditorium for students and townpeople. Angel Street October 25 26 27. Papa Is All December 6 7 8. The Corn Is Green March. Birth Spirit May. One hundred thirty seven season tickets sold. patrons can call Dean Seigfred or Christopher Lane to arrange seating. The birth of Thelma Fay to Mr and Mrs Arthur Ervin Ath ens Route Five announced. Midshipman John W Stack and wife Jean Herron visiting from Shelterang Arms Hospital guests. Regina Russell visiting parents Mr and Mrs Guy Kelley Hanlin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Dramaics Department
University Theater
Ewing Auditorium
Angel Street
Rovers
Life Magazine
Noel Coward
E . Seigfred
College of Fine Arts
Christopher Lane
Arthur Ervin
Athens
Shelterang Arms Hospital
Thelma Fay
J. E Bowles
Pleasanton Road
Cop
John W. Stack
School of Medicine
University of Cincinnat
Jean Herron
Yc W Stack
Congress St
Regina Russell
Army Air Depot
Shelby
Guy Kelley Hanlin
Fifty Wolfe Family Reunites at Concord Church 1945
The thirty sixth annual Wolfe family reunion gathered fifty descendants of George Wolfe Sr at Concord Church Ames Township on Sunday October 7 1945. The event followed a long custom with a grove dinner and afternoon program despite some members being unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Wolfe
George Wolfe
Concord Church
Ames, Township
George P. Wolfe
Owine
Ilview
Mes
Cash Wolfe
Huntington
Simplicity Warmth and Generosity Shape Star Qualities
Interviews with play producer Jean Dalrymple highlight simplicity directness and personal warmth as core traits of Grace Moore Tallulah Bankhead Lily Pons. Dalrymple recalls Stari work ethic and memory feats while Grace Moore can travel vast distances and appear ready for photographers at a moment’s notice. Also included are local club notices and life events listed for Wednesday through Thursday meetings, elections, and family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia HA
Jean Dalrymple
Grace Moore
Tallulah Bankhead
Lily Pons
Jean
Stari
Glousier Social Notes and Local Events Summary
Glousier society items detail a Blower home entertained Past Matrons Association of Thea Chapter OES with president B W Hawk opening the session and prizes to M M Bryson and W W Wallace. Other notes cover church associations, social gatherings, and school activities with local families visiting and members hosting luncheons and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bulloch
B. W. Hawk
M. Bryson
T.A.R. Lewis
D. A. Mcdonald
Donald Howard
W. W. Wallace
Blower
Shtark
AAUW Holds Reception in Lindley Hall for New Members
The Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women opened its 1945 46 year with a reception for new members. Mrs Ruth Dorman and the membership committee sponsored the event in Lindley Hall Lounge on Thursday evening Oct 4. The receiving line included Mrs Marie Quick president Miss Elizabeth Anderson ice president Mrs Sara Jones secretary and Miss Maci Via treasurer. A short business meeting outlined the year’s plans. A musical program by Oma University School of Music students featured soprano Miss Betty Jewell pianist Miss Rita Rackoff and violinist Miss Dorothy Peoples with pianist Miss Karol Kreager. The program was directed by Miss Andersch program chair. Refreshments were served by the social committee chaired by Muss Charlotte Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrilt R. Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
Kenneth J. Wolfe
Bishopville
John M. Wolfe
Trimble
Edith Wolfe Vaughn
Glouster
Wahneta Wolfe
Nora Wolfe Atkinson
Athens
Barbara Helen
Lewis Koontz
Helen Wolfe
Huntington
Nyle Walter Sayers, Jr
Nyle W. Sayers
Cheaterhill
Dorothy Danford
Arnold H. Gruber
Wyllie Boudinot
Herbert Li Belden
George W Wolfe
Columbus
Fannie Wolfe
A.C. Wolfe
Christopher Wolfe
Irene Pierce
Elizabeth Stiers
Plains
Wolfe Plains
Mildred Howard
Faith of Our Fathers
Miss Howard
Ardath Boudinot
Wahnet Wolfe
Boncord Church
American Association of University Women
Ruth Dorman
Lindley Hall
Marie Quick
Elizabeth Andersoh
Sara Jones
Maci Via
Oma University School of Music
Betty Jewell
Rita Rackoff
Dorothy Peoples
Karol Kreager
Andersch
Muss Charlotte Adams
Minear Chapter C E S Honors Past Officers
Guests from McConnellsville Chesterhill and Athens attended Minear Chapter CES Guysville on Wednesday Get 3 to honor Past Matrons and Past Patrons Twenty five were presented with red rosebuds and rescanned to the East An obligation was observed and a short ceremony held At the close of the meeting the Past Officers Association presented a winter altar Bible and two white ob...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnellsville
Chesterhill
Athens
Minear
Ces
Guysville
Truman Opens National Business Women's Week With Theme Jobs Enough to Go Round
President Truman announced National Business Women's Week running October 7 to 13. He addressed Miss Margaret A Hickey of St Louis, Missouri, praising the theme Jobs Enough to Go Round and urging conferences to yield guidance for full employment. He stressed that work creates wealth and that democratic America depends on opportunity for all citizens to labor productively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
National Business Women’s Week
Margaret A Hickey
St Louis
National Federation of Business and Professions Women’s Clubs, Inc
Glouster Mayor Warns Of Halloween Pranksters
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams warns residents that pre Halloween pranks have caused church window damage and trespassing reports. Parents will be held responsible for their children’s actions as four weeks remain until Halloween Night. Also reported: death of Forwat Whithem, 60, Lancaster resident, survived by wife and multiple children. funeral Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Williams
Hallowe
Forwat Withem
Hir ‘Shome
Lancaster
Grover
Columbus
Melvin
South Pacific
Alvin
U. S S. Navy
Pacific
Forest Jr
Stella
Florence
Gracie
Dean
East Liverpool
Arla
Charlie
John
Darrell
Clara Brunney
Pleasantville
Lillie Bowsher
Maude Smith
Detroit
Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Cemetery
Will Sell Stamps Arrangements In Glouster Bank
W Ede and W F Hall from state treasurer and sales tax division met at Glouster Community Bank on Tuesday to designate it as the agency to handle sales tax stamps for the area. U S Daughters of 1812 plan a 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner Friday at Miss Blanche Finsterwald’s home on Franklin Ave followed by a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioof Hall
Episcopal Church
Shursday
Daughters of Union Veterans
Christian Church
Amere Needle Club
Sam C Warren
E. Washington St
Glouster
3. W. Ede
Department of State
W. F. Hall
State Auditors Office
Glouster Community Bank
U. S
Grangers To Meet Saturday Night at Trimble Grange
GLOUSTER Trimble Grange will meet Saturday evening at eight o clock in Grange Hall at Trimble. If no candidates are present, Master Herman Jones will direct an evening lecture hour with R H Kasler in charge. Arrangements will be made for an upcoming inspection. Afterward a meeting concludes with vegetable soup and boiled potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Grange Hall
Herman Jones
R. H. Kasler
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Mrs. T. R. Biddle
Finkham
Lynd E. Pakhan
Nyse Ise
OU Theater
Taylor Tots
Jaynes Furniture CO
Athens, Ohio
Dalrymple
Amous
Ooo
Mother’ Circle
Wedneaday
Clarence Allen
Maplewood Drive
Fred White
Woman's Council of the Christian Church
Church General Council
J B. Maffett
Davidson
Ray Barkhart
Mulberry St
UCD Club
R L Dupler
Richland Ave
Pi Beta Phi
Richard W. McKinstry
North Woods
Henry DePue
Alexander Church
Glousier Social Notes
Jennie Jones
Women's Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
White Hall
Raymond Webb
Athens District
George H. Evans
Hebbardsville
Arthur Stuart
Neal Roberts
Zanesville
Vane Roberts
Stephen Wade
Larry
Rominé
Oakland
Cabf
W. M. Capas
Donald Johnson
Trouble
Veterans General Hospital
Dayton
As.f. Depot
Veida Shaw
Frc
Benjamin H. Nunley
Greece
Walter Shaw
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Italy
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Pythian Sisters
McDougal Wars
Pearl Morris
Mary Johnson
Beulah Lee
McDougal Wscs
Wiliam May
Los Angeles
May
Ethel Mingus
Carl Morris
Virginia Rogers
Henry Everett
Robert Steverson
Roy Morris
Nelsonville
Amesville Rd
Clara Rogers
Mildred Morris
William May
May Menders
R. C Morris
Adeline Easler
Nora Bryson
Garnet Lafollette
Addie Lafollette
Linnie Hixon
Gertrude Kerfer
Amesville
Mra Pearl Morris
First Christian Church
Mary Tribe
Stewart
AAUW
C.E.S
Anwice
T WW Littier
Thomas Littier
Gloria Jean Kirby Grant
Eric Bore
J. Edward Bromberg
George Dolenz
Mildred Law
Abbott and Costello
RTS
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FILM
Strolla Slc
New York
N.Y
Imal
California
McKee Drug Co
Rey Ramentie
Morgan
Haley
Sinatra
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