Ohio University Faculty Wives Club Tea Honors Mrs Baker
The Ohio University Faculty Wives Club held an informal tea from three to five p m Wednesday in honor of Mrs John C Baker wife of the university president and the wives of new faculty members. Mrs Philip L Peterson president and Mrs Baker guest of honor were in the receiving line with two former presidents Mrs Lewis A Oadis and Mrs Thor Olson presiding at the tea table. Centerpiece featured bronze chrysanthemums and yellow roses with yellow candles in silver holders. Dahlias in autumn colors adorned living rooms. Co chairmen were Mrs Earl C Seigfred and Mrs L C Mitchell with Mrs John Edwards arranging the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Faculty Wives Club
John C. Baker
Philip L. Peterson
Baker
Lewis A. Oadis
Thor Olson
Homecoming Dance at Men's Gym Saturday Night
Celebration of Homecoming Week end at Ohio University features an A formal dance Sunday night in the Men's Gymnasium. Rex Koons and his band will provide dancing. Earle Phillips and Miss Louise Schroeder co chair arrangements for the Student Council sponsored event. Open to townspersons and students. dance begins 8 30 Saturday night. tickets at the door.
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Ohio University
Rex Koons
Earle Phillips
Louise Schroeder
O” Association
Athens OES Honors Past Officers at Meeting
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Athens Chapter No. 175 OES were honored guests at a regular Monday meeting. Officers presented The Ladder of Fraternity to the past officers. An announce birth notes Ensign Gerald A Ram sey and Virginia Bardin welcome a son born Oct 10 1945 in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
O.E.S
Athens Chapter
No. 175
Ida Wise
Emma Battin
Nora Atkinson
Alma Hudson
Florencetkinson
Sarah Westfall
Flossie Kiltan
Macuffman
Julia Cable
Stx Miller
Ruth Funk
Dda Glazier
Letha Easler
Grate Walker
Charles . Cameron
D. O. Chappel
J. Pleasant Huffman
Orlan Duck
Eugene Jacoby
West Glazier
George Sinder
Presi
Est
Virginia
Anna Snow
Guyslle
Helen Cook
Stewart
Carles E. Cameron
Ason
J Oo
Gerald A. Ramsey
Virginia Bardin
Memphis
Tenn
D. A. Bardin
Ray Ramsey
Jefferson, Ind
What To Send To Overseas Boys by EPSIE KINARD
Advice on sending Christmas gifts to service members overseas with guidelines and gift ideas. Emphasizes mailing by October 15 without a request, box weight and size limits, and proper addressing. Suggests photos, clipbooks of local news, morale-boosting items, and home comforts. Also notes Lt. William Jurkovic leaving for Naval aviation fitness instructor duties with family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
New York
Joe
Jor
Okinawa Letter Details Initial MG Ops and Typhoon
Lt. C B Parrett writes from Okinawa after censorship lifting about pre invasion planning in Oahu, the typhoon that hit, the landing on Okinawa, and the first MG team ashore aboard the USS Elmore. He describes beach layouts, divisions, camp Shimaboku, Tomae HQ, civilian evacuation, and air battles with Japs. He also notes unfinished frontline moves toward Kadena and Yonabaru Shuri line and worship services before invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Parrett
U. S. Navy
Okinawa
Atty
O. K. Parrett
Oahu
Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
M.G
U.S.S. Elmore
96Th Infantry
Kadene
Jsland
9Th Sion
Awase Fen
Shimaboku
Tomae
Yonabaru-Shuris Naha
Totrige
Navy
Tomae ‘Ufull
Yontan
Kadena
Tghi- Kawa
H.bt
Personal notices from a wartime weekend visit and regional meeting
Lt. and Mrs. Fred L. Preston and twin sons visited parents at 197 E. State St after returning from Washington DH where they stayed with Mrs. Preston's parents. Preston, a former Athens High School French and Spanish instructor, is on terminal Navy leave and to be released in November. Other Athens area locals travel to Ironton and Dayton for Episcopal and company connections as relatives and veterans gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Preston
Fred L., Jr
Edward Henry
Preston
John
H. Preston
E. State St
Washington DH
Henry Sperks
Athens High School
Navy
Miami
Fla
F. W. Reed
J. T. Merwin
Edward F. Wilsey
Athens
William J. Brooks
Nelsonville
Ironton
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Episcopal Church
R. W. Finsterwald
Dayton
Jane Finsterwald
Delco Products Company
Maecenas Club at Stauffer Home Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Fred Stauffer hosted the Maecenas Club at 208 W State St Tuesday afternoon. With vice president Mrs. Clarence Laughlin presiding, roll call was New Ideas for the Home. Members discussed Living Memorial Forest Fund support and Federation Conference delegates were elected. Next meeting at Mrs. Charles Weber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stauffer
Maecenas Club
W. State St
Lewis McBride
Clarence Laughlin
Allen Riley
Jast City Federation
Living Memorial Forest Fund
Federated Clubs
Circleville
John’ McElroy
J. W. Hudson
C. D. Duncan
Co. E. Dupier
Ray Miley
Columbus
Charles Weber
Tuesday Needle Club Meeting at Mrs Kittsmiller home
The Tuesday Needle Club met with Mrs Maud Kittsmiller at 60 N High Street on October 9. Fifteen members attended and Mrs William Reading won the spelling contest. Refreshments were served. The gathering adjourned to the November meeting at Mrs H A Henry's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Kittsmiller
N. High Street
William Reading
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O. U. Faculty Wives Club
Paquet
Milldeck's Shoe Store
Jas. P. Cumley
H. A. McCaskill
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Katherine
Zapparel
South Court Street
Gage
Sisler
Rauch's Bakery
Wiliam Jurkovic
St. Marys
Calif
Naval Aviation
St. Mary's College
Jurkovic
Judy
J.S. Sherrard
Hii
Gallahers
Court St
Richard Denton Wire
Denny
St. Louis
Wine
Mire
P. A. Vorhes
N. May Ave
Wire
Patricia Vorhes
Harold Vorhes
Logan's College Shop
Daniel J
Jerry) Cavanaugh
Quantico
Robert Baur
D. J. Cavanaugh
Sharon
Détroit
Mich
Andrew Cavanaugh
Reba Shafer
Stauffer
East Side Needle Club
Bone
Harry Elkins
Presbyterian @ thureh
Aracee Woman's Gasco Club
George Henry
Morris Ave
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Miss Blanche
Delle Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Chen Yu
Celor
Gallaher’s Drug Store
S. Court St
Chimie
Gabardines
Charles of the
Corwnells
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