Sophomore Swing Promises First Annual Campus Dance
Townspeople and students will dance in the Men's Gymnasium from nine to one to Tommy Van’s swing ensemble. The Sophomore floor show features six acts by class members, with Nelle Foster Kay Lovell Joe Mara among performers. Decorations by James Warren McClure include lighted “Sophomore” letters and revolving 42. Tickets sold by class officers and housing reps.
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Tommy van
Nelle Foster
Kay Lovell
Athens
Joe Mara
Fitch
Van's Ark
Triannon Ballroom
Cleveland
Myers Lake
Canton
Buggies Beach
Summit Beach Park
Akron
Van
Columbus
Bud DeVarman
Rex Koons
Warren McClure
James Warren McClure
Sue Wooley
Ray Klopfenstein
Marty Heck
Dave Carr
Margaret Dunlap Weds George Gordon Ritter in September Ceremony
Margaret Marcella Dunlap, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Dunlap of 275 East State Street, married George Gordon Ritter on September 16. Ritter is a music educator at Mingo Junction High School and Ohio University alumni with extensive involvement in Sigma Pi and Kappa Kappa Psi.
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H. L. Dunlap
E. State St
Margaret Marcella
George Gordon Ritter
Ritter
Ohio University
College of Education
Chi Omega Sorority
The
Rainbow Assembly
Rolla
Missouri
Earl C. Ritter
Norwood
Ohio
Mingo Junction
Sigma Pi
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Mu Alpha
Kappa Kappa Psi
Lamborn
Margaret Marcella Dunlap
State St
Constipation Relief with Pepsin and Senna Laxative
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a dual remedy for constipation and stomach discomfort. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna jolts sluggish bowels, noting tested effectiveness and child friendly taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
Scholarships Won By Local Students
Ohio University students from Athens and nearby received university scholarships. The Columbia Downing $100 award went to Harry M. Armbruster of Athens, with six recipients total. Charles R. Allberry of Zaleski also received a similar scholarship. Tuition remission scholarships of $40 went to upperclass students Elizabeth Byron Ashley Coffman Jean Finsterwald Maxine Kent. Freshmen women winners include Marjorie Cannon Betty Courtney Jean Crawford Martha Hesson Alice Maccombs Virginia Segale Iona Smith Helen Stratton. Freshmen awardees include Charles Armbruster of Athens and Lowell Cole of Glouster.
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Ohio University
Athens
Irma E. Voigt
J. R. Patrick
Harry M. Armbruster
Columbia Downing
Charles R. Allberry
Zaleski
University
Elizabeth Byron
Ashley Coffman
Jean Finsterwald
Maxine Kent
Jackson
Marjorie Cannon
Corning
Betty Courtney
Chauncey
Jean Crawford
Martha Hesson
Alice Maccombs
Virginia Segale
Iona Smith
Helen Stratton
Richard Eddy
Stephen Fuller
Frederick Kittle
Earl Manter
Newman Powel
Dwight Riley
Edgar Schewe
Roger Quisenberry
Pomeroy
Charles Armbruster
Lowell Cole
Glouster
Dr Oliver Martin to speak on Social Movements and Religion
Dr Oliver Martin will discuss Social Movements and Religion at 7 p m Sunday evening at the Presbyterian manse in a public address.
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Dr. Martin
Presbyterian
Oliver Martin
Amateur nights reveal local talent and campus gaze
Ohio University readers recall campus nostalgia as active alumnae tease their younger selves during sorority events. Vernon Smolik fronts an OU Revue song and Rex Koons orchestra plans a Parkersburg broadcast. Delta Tau Delta's fall decor sparks humor while Pupchen the mascot seeks a meet with Carmen Church of the Athens Police.
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O. U
Oldsters
Pshaw
Vernon Smolik
Smolik
Pupchen
Delta Tau Delta
Carmen Church
Athens Police Dept
Ohio U
Aliquippa
Betsy Ross Sewing Club Meets At Mrs Davis Home
The Betsy Ross Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs Harold Davis on Woodard Avenue with 12 members present. It's A Boy announced by Mr and Mrs Eddie Tucker of Highland Avenue a son Edward Jr born on Sunday weighing eight and a half pounds. Grandparents listed Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks and Mr and Mrs I P Tucker.
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Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Mrs. Davis
Harold Davis
Woodard Ave
Eddie Tucker
Highland Ave
Edward, Jr
Arthur Hicks
Wolfe St
I. P. Tucker
N. Congress St
Fire Prevention Is Maecenas Topic At Bardins
Maecenas Literary Club members discuss home safety and fire prevention at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles Bardin in Ironton area reports from Southeast District delegates Mrs. E. W. Bingman and Mrs. John McElroy. President Mrs. Homer Brown outlines City Federation luncheon and community projects. Next meeting set for Oct 24 at Mrs. Fred Stauffer with a guest speaker.
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E. W. Bingman
John McElroy
Ironton
Maecenas Literary Club
Charles Bardin
Central Ave
Homer Brown
City Federation
Fred Stauffer
Kappa Phis Hold Logan October Meeting
Kappa Phi alumnae and patronesses traveled to Logan for the group's October gathering. Hostesses included Miss Kathryn Bell of Logan and Miss Vera Brashares of Enterprise. A potluck supper preceded a business meeting led by Mrs. Carl Roberts with a program by Miss Marian Coe on women pioneers in missions.
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Kappa Phi
Logan
Kathryn Bell
Vera Brashares
Enterprise
Carl Roberts
Marian Coe
Julia White
H. E. Benz
E. C. Class
Carl Ferguson
H. A. McCaskill
Edith Miller
Ruth Shepherd
Mary Slutz
E. Winston Jones
Alice Reeves
Albany
Amesville
Marriage Meddlers in a Disguised Rendezvous
Madge Graham hides in Greenwich Village with Lillian and Harry Underwood as he transforms them for a planned rendezvous with her husband Dicky and threatening gangsters. A white wig and heavy makeup morph Madge into a regal old woman while glasses obscure their eyes, creating a dramatic, disguising prelude to the dangerous meeting.
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Madge Graham
Greenwich Village
Lillian
Harry Underwood
Harry
Dicky
Madge
Sequel to Married Comrades unfolds in lavish disguise
Adele Garrison describes a covert episode as Mrs. Graham and Lillian plan a late night meeting. The trio navigates surveillance, disguises, and a possible lip reading view to uncover secrets, with a cliffhanger tease for tomorrow.
Athens Needle Club Marks 33rd Anniversary Luncheon
The Athens Needle Club held its 33rd founding anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. J. H. Gross’s home at 59 Morris Ave. on a Wednesday. Members discussed early club history when it was named the Merry Wives, planned sewing projects for the health nurse, and socialized as bouquets decorated the table for fourteen.
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Athens Needle Club
Gross
J. H. Gross
Morris Ave
Merry Wives
A. L. Johnson
J. R. Harvey
Hal H. Rowland
H. A. Junod
WBA Review Hosts State Deputy and Upcoming Events
WBA Review met Tuesday with Miss Ina Hoover state deputy as guest. The Athens Review hosts state president Mrs Phoebe Jones and officers plus Chillicothe, Nel sonville reviews in Odd Fellows Hall November 28. Michael Byron and wife of Athens Route 1 announce birth of Linda Jean a daughter born October 8. grandparents Dayton Wolfe Athens Route 1 and John Byron Murray City.
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WBA Review
Ina Hoover
Athens Review
Phoebe Jones
Chillicothe Review
Nelsonville Review
Odd Fellows Hall
Michael Byron
Athens
Linda Jean
Dayton Wolfe
John Byron
Murray City
Personal notices from Columbus and nearby churches
Prof and Mrs H E Benz and Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts attended Fritz Kreisler in Memorial Hall. Mr and Mrs John Reod returned from Chicago after visiting Wendell Wilcox and arranging a sculpture show. Dix Graham sails to New York City for the American School of the Ballet. Foreign Missionary Society members attended the Williamsport meeting. Alexander Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets Friday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Maud Vorhees hosting and Mrs Arthur Stuart as program chair.
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H. E. Benz
Watt St
Carl Roberts
Grosvenor St
Columbus
Fritz Kreisler
Memorial Hall
John Reod
Morris Ave
Chicago
Wendell Wilcox
Mr. Reod
Dix Graham
Harry Graham
Central Ave
New York City
American School of the Ballet
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Chillicothe District
Williamsport
Charles Matthews
M. M. Kerr
Nelle Pickering
F. C. Schilling
Elery Michael
A. E. Wagner
Alexander Presbyterian
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Maud Vorhees
Arthur Stuart
Delta Tau Delta Buffet Supper Brings Alumni and Guests
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity hosted a victory buffet after the Western Reserve Ohio U. game, drawing nearly 100 couples. Mrs. Norma K. Ogier led the affair for chapter members, alumni, and visitors with many attendees from Akron Middletown Cleveland and other towns.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Western Reserve-Ohio U
Norma K. Ogier
Richard Barber
Gertrude Dickerson
James Warren McClure
Jeannette Deahl
Stephen Fuller
Dotty Myers
Tyrone Davis
Gertrude Gadus
John Dengel
Doris Allen
Steve Emory
Phyllis Morris
Bill Evans
Helen Tobey
Jack Fishlock
Jane Pope
Anette Stuber
Robert Jolly
Charles Loftus
Thelma Kelly
Bob Ligett
Jean Ronk
Albert Resch
Hazel McLane
Eugene Rogers
Doris Cole
Carl Schmidt
Violet Ambrose
Laurence Swedenborg
Eppi Koski
Bill Kurcel
Ginny Darlington
Dwight Riley
Ted Sprague
Bob Drake
Rhys Evans
Akron
Jerome Inwood
Paul Day
D. C
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Bridge entertained at sorority house
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary Bridge event hosted 14 tables of contract. Prizes awarded per table. Sandwiches and coffee served after the play. Mrs. Carl Nessley led plans, aided by Mrs. A R Kresge and Mrs. William Trautwein. Also social planned by Church of God Sun Day School class 6 at 541 Richland Ave Friday 7 30 p m. Refreshments doughnuts and cider or coffee. Open to young married couples.
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Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary
Carl Nessley
A. R. Kresge
William Trautwein
Church of God Sunday School
Raymond Atkins
Richland Ave
A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article for Christmas
A Christmas sale notice from a local jeweler urges customers to place a small deposit to reserve any article. The ad emphasizes securing gifts ahead of the holiday and highlights available items and deposit terms.
Hurry Mix This at Home Swift Acting
A home cough remedy promises rapid relief by making a syrup with sugar water and adding Pinex in a pint bottle. The ad touts four times the medicine value, long shelf life, pleasant taste for children, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Gillilan’s
Jewelry
Dorothy McWilliams Young
Eddie McWilliams
Berry Pi Phi
Athens Opera House
Eddie
Frank Crummit
Parkersburg Coliseum
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