Party at Schleicher Home Follows OU Football Game
Mrs. Fred Schleicher Jr hosted a post game party after the Ohio University versus Kent State football game at 65 Home Street. Guests included Mrs. C E Riley and many local couples and notable contacts from Cleveland Columbus and Akron. The event featured fall decor and followed by further social hosting at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleicher
Fred Schleicher, Jr
Home St
Ohio University
Kent State
William B. Wolfe
John Cline
Frank X. Rauch, Jr
Tom Evans
Herbert Kelly
William B. Biggs
T. H. Morgan
William B. Orr
Richard Phillips
Frank Nolan
Robert Baur
Clayton Riley
Lois Cooper
Miss Norris Runs Guysville Mill A Farming Community Figure
Eva Norris a former teacher now manages the Guysville Mill. She runs custom grinding feeds and flour, keeps the mill neat, and lives in Stewart area. The mill’s history traces to 1820 with Daniel Stewart's sons and earlier Light family millers, surviving floods and fires and a Civil War era image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Norris
Eva Norris
Guysville Mill
Norris
Charles Kincade
Hocking
Guysville
Daniel Stewart
Friendly
W. Va
John Kincade
Athens County
Harmony
Athens
Coolville
Shade Valley
Stewart
John Light
John
Community Women Gather For Monday Meetings At Various Venues
Monday events include Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting at Parish Hall chaired by Miss Gertrude Welsenbach with committee members named. AAUW study group reorganizes at Dean Irma Voigt’s home. Troy Civic Association hosts Ladies Night with speaker Madison Grant of Vircose Corp. Faithful Few Club meets at Jessie Williams’ home. Athens Church groups invite reps and plan activities. Multiple women’s groups announce Tuesday sessions and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Gertrude Welsenbach
Conrad Mulligan
Catherine Guess
Charles Ley
John Vessalo
Elizabeth Devore
Hugh Weller
Charles Breinig
John Krivusti
AAUW
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Troy Civic Association
Madison Grant
The
Vircose Corp
Jessie Williams
Grosvenor St
Maecenas Literary Club
C. E. Dupler
Earich
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
Rowena Sprout
L. J. Addicott
Joe Klingenberg
Women's Presbyterian Association
Chi Omega Hosts Tea for New Housemother Terrill
Chi Omega sorority held a tea Wednesday night to welcome Mrs. O. A. Terrill as their new housemother. Attending were President John C. Baker, Deans Leona Felsted and Maurel Hawkins, Mrs. Margaret Twyman, sorority leaders, and about 40 Chi Omega alumnae. Becky Caldwell and Mitzi Wolf helped form the receiving line as music by Stella Prohaska filled the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
O. A. Terrill
University of Kentucky
Athens
John C. Baker
Leona W. Felsted
Maurel Hawkins
Margaret G. Twyman
Chi Omega
Becky Caldwell
Mitzi Wolf
Terrill
Stella Prohaska
Gert Forney
Girl Scout Activities Name Plans and Troop Growth
Mrs. Clark Dailey reports Athens Girl Scout commissioner's view of about 22 troops and 350 members this year. Council met at Central School with 15 members. budget for 1950 was read and National Girl Scout Week plans announced. New troops formed at New Marshfield. Troop Three organized with 21 Scouts and 12 mothers present. weekly meetings set for Mondays. Troop 12 serves sixth graders with 30 girls. officers elected September 22 and First Class badge work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Dailey
Athens
James Rice
Community Chest Board
Paul Cotton
the Plains
New Marshfield
Olson
Aldine Chadwick
Reba Withers
Edna Goff
Lenora Dinsmore
Ondis
Gertrude Linenbruegge
Nina White
Dorothy James
Fiana K. Nuzum
Margaret Elliott
Connie Rhoads
Priscilla Oadis
Marilyn Jackson
Charleen Numan
Betty Devol
Marie Stehr
Patsy Beckett
AAUW Meeting at Faculty Club in Athens
The October AAUW meeting at the Women’s Faculty Club featured president Edna Felt welcoming former members and guests and conducting the business meeting. New officers were introduced and various study groups announced plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Women’s
Edna Felt
Miss Felt
Irene Hand
Jean Kay Hartley
Athens
Bernice Kayser
L. I. Goldberg
June Southworth
Homer Higgins
J. S. Sampselle
Paul Black
Carolyn Clutter
Clara DeLand
Irma FE. Voigt
Maude Mathews
Myrtie Dunbar
FE. J. Taylor
Paul Murphy
F. H. Krecker
Ohio Garden Clubs Plan Convention
Annual convention of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will be held at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus. Registration at 9 30 a m, with a 10 30 a m business meeting and a 11 a m talk on Community Beautification by Prof M F Bot tomley of Cincinnati. Luncheon at 12 30, then an Ohio State University address by Clarence Ferguson. At 2 p m Mrs John A Emde of Akron will demonstrate arranging flowers for churches and auditoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
M. FE. Bottomley
University of Cincinnati
Clarence Ferguson
Ohio State University
John A. Emde
Akron
Ohio Association
Hollywood Talk: Mischa Auer Split and Daylight Saver Debate
Hollywood gossip notes Mischa Auer and Joyce ending their marriage with her next husband to be a singer. California theaters oppose daylight saving hurting drive ins. Jane Greer seeks release from RKO contract. Fredric March set for TV debut on Inside U S A. Sept 29. Herbert Marshall to Europe for Black Jack filming on Majorca. Jack Kearns seeks rights fortune for Dempsey bio. New Rochelle mayor Stanley Church to appear as himself in After Nightfall. Elizabeth Taylor and William Pauley Florida visit. Marlene Dietrich dismisses leg art request. Vaughn Monroe blocks western star buildup for Singing Guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mischa Auer
Joyce
California
Jane Greer
RKO
Fredric March
U.S.A
Herbert Marshall
Europe
Majorca
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Stanley Church
New Rochelle
N. Y
Hollywood
Gerard Dennis
Elizabeth Taylor
William Pauley
Florida
Marlene Dietrich
Vaughn Monroe
Republic
Social Etiquette During Mixed Company
A social evening with your husband s employer and his wife plus other guests should be treated like any gathering. Do not single out the boss for extra attention and aim for consistent courtesy with all attendees.
Officers Elected By Stewart WSCS
Stewart WSCS elected a new president and vice president at a meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Erma Petty. Lois Petty and Evelyn Spear will serve as officers, with Lois Petty assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Wscs
Erma Petty
Lois Petty
Evelyn Spear
Blanche Hayes
Myrtle Barrows
Haley
Nettie Storer
Margaret Ogg
Murt Colburn
Bertha Byron
Addie Balderson
Isabel Jarvis
Madge Frost
Vinnie Williams
Kathaleen Mullins
Sylvia Zimmerman
Notable Local Residents Attend Ohio Optometric Convention
Dr. Don Keffer of Royal Oaks and Dr. C C MIllikan of 24 N High St left Sunday for Dayton to attend the Ohio State Optometric Convention at the Biltmore Hotel and will return Tuesday evening. M-Sgt and Sec J S Sampselle hosted weekend guests M-Sgt and Mrs C E Monahan of Guwahoga Falls, with Sgt Monahan on ROTC staff at Kent State University, who came to attend the OU Kent State game Saturday.
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Don Keffer
Royal Oaks
Richland Ave
C. C. Millikan
N. High St
Dayton
Ohio State Optomuive
Biltmore Hotel
O . M-Sgt
J. S. Sampselle
S. Shannon Ave
C. E. Monahan
Guwahoga Falls
Monahan
Kent State University
Kent State
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William Light
Jerry Murphy
Charles Nice
Kincade
Ohio River
CES
Robert Main
Watt St
WBA
IOOF
CMC
Morris Ave
Progressive Literary Club
Cottage Tea House
Lancaster St
Blanche Finsterwald
Athena Delphiana Club
G. E. Mills
Maplewood Place
Senior Circle
CCL
George R. Evans
N. Congress St
Maude Kittsmiller
Albany Elementary Mothers’ and
Wg. Oi Oe
WSCS
Methodist Church
Circle Seven
C. R. Athearn
New England
A. D. Townsend
State St
Athens Country Club
C. E, Nunemaker
Chi O
Ohio Garden Clubs Plan Convention
Moain
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Holly
Phil Epstein
Gallaher
Fawcett
Chesterhill
Ohio
Lowman
Athens, Ohio
Quick's
W. Union St
Farley
Hy Greence
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