Hundreds of Ohio University Alumni Attend Homecoming Events
A large gathering of OU alumni visited Athens for homecoming weekend. Notables include Marshall Griffith Wilkinsburg PA Judge Carlos M. Riecker Mc Connelsville John Wadley Akron and many others from diverse cities and states. The event featured dozens of prominent graduates and spouses from Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Marshall Griffith
Wilkinsburg
Carlos M. Riecker
McConnelsville
John Wadley
Akron
Kermit Blosser
Columbus
P. D. Miller
Circleville
John Archer
Laurelville
Harold Vorhees
Robert Boulware
Cincinnati
Mary Frances Reed
Hamden
Verner E. Metcalf
Marietta
David Baumhart
Vermilion
Aul Hauserman
Mansfield
Edith Humphrey
New York City
Maurice Foraker
Kenton
Harry Haller
Cleveland
Henry H. Eckels
Frank W. Moulton
Portsmouth
James S. Berry
Jack Chasin
Washington
D. C
James Barrett
Bucyrus
James Roach
Sisterville
W. Va
Lee Stuart Roach
Jack Reynolds
H. J. Dickerson
Lakewood
L. M. Aumiller
William Quinn
Ada
Donardner
Edwin Violet
Losedate
Paul Coulter
Uhrichsville
Everett M. Star
Huntington
Rhys D. Evans
Ear C
Shively
B. W. Miller
Richard DeBussey
Parkersburg
Hollie C. Ellis
Toledo
Robert Mash
Charleston
Bernard Sweeney
Huntersville
William Martindill
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Goode
Ashtabula
G. L. Morris
Henry Corradini
Herbert Davis
Plainfield
Woodrow Wills
Morris Rabin
Leonard Leopold
Ferry Cady
Corning
Ray Pierpoint
Utica
Arthur Briggs
Harry Lackey
Smithfield
Dolores Phelps
New Lexington
Katherine Weber
Katherine Johnson
Logan
Rex Burke
Paulding
Claude Chrisman
Williard Russell
Martins Ferry
John Main
Charles Herman
William Beckwith
Holmes Beckwith
Theodore Ronson
Thomas H. Evans
Lima
Jesse Zousmer
Frances Schneider
Kenneth Anderson
Juanita Bills
Cuyahoga Falls
Jack Apple
Charles Etsinger
Middletown
Thomas Hayes
Camden
N. J
B. Bill Murad
Helen Harvey
Dayton
Ed Byham
Rebecca Hampson
Pleasantville
Everett C. Shingleton
Mathew Fehn
Martinsburg
Oliver Brumm
Wilma Sims
Oak Hill
Virginia McGee
Zanesville
Sanford Keairns
Jackson
Mrs Ernest Coe Hosts Bridge Club at Eastwood
Mrs Ernest Coe 5 Park Place hosted the first Eastwood Bridge Club meeting of the year. Twelve members attended along with two out of town guests Mrs Earl Daily of Los Angeles and Mrs Jack Brown of St Clairsville. Mrs O L Hoisington won the club first prize and Mrs Daily won the guest prize.
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Ernest Coe
Park Place
Eastwood
Earl Daily
Los Angeles
Jack Brown
St. Clairsville
O. L. Hoisington
Jars Disappearing At Ohio Home Coming Prank
Mrs E J Person reports at Events Club as jars from C L Jones home at 8 University Terrace vanish in Halloween prank. Police may investigate missing southeast Ohio pottery pieces while club members discuss the Ohio Federated Clubs convention.
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C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Southeastern Ohio
Mrs. Jones
Homecoming Guests Include Professors and Teaching Family
Guests at Home Coming included Miss Virginia Hoover teaching at Mason High School in Mason West Virginia and Mrs. Thomas Hoover Jr and baby Susan from Dayton. Mrs. G W Gibbs of Columbus visited The Maples with John Cross family in Athens. Mrs. Kathryn Kelly will return to Cleveland joining sisters Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Cross. Charles Herman of Charleroi Pa attended Home Coming in Athens. Mrs. B B Green travels to Crandall Indiana for her mother Ursula Lotich’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Virginia Hoover
Mason High School
Mason
W. Va
Thomas Hoover, Jr
Susan
Dayton
G. W. Gibbs
Columbus
Athens
John Cross
The
Maples
Kathryn Kelly
Cross
Cleveland
Kelly
Gibbs
Mrs. Cross
Charles Herman
B. S. Goodrich Company
Charleroi
O. U
B. B. Green
Crandall
Ind
Ursula Lotich
Faithful Few dress as little girls for club meeting
Members of the Faithful Few gathered at Mrs. Mabel Schenz’s Maplewood Drive home dressed as little girls with dolls. Prizes went to Mrs. Audrey Dinsmoore for best costume and Mrs. Clyde Mason for the mystery outfit, with Mrs. Mable Mapes winning the overall prize and card high. The next meeting will be a Halloween party at Mrs. William Mansfield’s home with masked attire encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Schenz
Maplewood Drive
Audrey Dinsmoore
Clyde Mason
Paulette Davidson
Mable Mapes
Carlos Thomas
William Mansfield
Social Sewing Club Meets at Wright Home
The Social Sewing Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Wright’s Canaanville home. Thirteen members and one guest attended. sewing filled the afternoon and refreshments followed for listed members and a guest. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Carol Jo Kircher born at Sheltering Arms Hospital weighing eight pounds. Cincinnati couple Mrs. Thomas Kircher formerly Marguerite Craigie Cleveland.
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Wright Home
Ralph Wright
Canaanville
Fred Brown
Harry Faulkener
Izura Creamer
John Lockard
A. R. Harmon
Clyde Hines
Guy Archer
Harley Parker
Clearence Duncan
Tidal Gaston
Gertrude Brumley
William Lee
Fred Chariton
Stewart
Thomas Kircher
Cincinnati
Carol Jo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Goblin Pies and Witch Night Salad Featured Party Dishes
Halloween themed recipes headline a feature with Goblin Pies using pumpkin and spices and Witch Night Salad shaped in a pumpkin mold. The piece also notes Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae meeting and a kitchen shower for Mrs. Henry A. Fankhauser with event details and locations.
Nelsonville Couple Welcome Virginia Ann Robinson
Mr and Mrs Harold Robinson of Toledo formerly Nelsonville announce the birth of a daughter named Virginia Ann born on Sunday October 17 The mother previously Clara Stage and Julia Stage of Nelsonville are named the grandmother
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Harold Robinson
Toledo
Nelsonville
Virginia Ann
Clara Stage
Julia Stage
Vital Peace and Missionary Talk At First Methodist
The First Methodist Church Home Missionary Society held sessions focusing on the Christian Citizens Journeys and the Vital Peace topic. Speakers Mrs. William G. Seaman and Mrs. W. D. Hill presented on peace education, disarmament, and the hope of a peaceful world, while other group leaders discussed membership drives and community outreach.
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Home Missionary
Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
P. G. Dowler
Saul
Guy Bolin
Violet Thomas
M. G. Decker
P. B. Burns
L. W. Kelley
Ethel Harpst Mission School
S. S. Carpenter
Ardilla Schuster
R. P. Imes
Helen Lawrence
William G. Seaman
W. D. Hill
Seaman
Public Service
Miss Anne Dupler Bride of Raymond Jones
Mr and Mrs C E Dupler announce the marriage of their daughter Anne Vance to Raymond Richard Jones The bride a New Lexington High School graduate and graduate nurse at Athens State Hospital The groom son of J Edward Jones of near Athens and a State Hospital employee
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C. E. Dupler
Earihh Road
Anne Vance
Raymond Richard Jones
New Lexington High School
Athens State Hospital
Mr. Jones
J. Edward Jones
Athens
State Hospital
Stars Say for Wednesday October 20 Horoscope
The reading warns of unusual or bewildering experiences tied to personal life matters and documents. It notes potential land value shifts through secret influence and a birthday year of secrecy and intrigue, with older folks involved and a child born that day likely serious and clever but with subtle traits.
Dr Gaige Paulsen to represent Ohio University at Marietta inauguration
Dr Gaige B. Paulsen assistant professor of psychology Ohio University will be the official representative of his alma mater the University of Minnesota at the inauguration of Dr H K Eversall as president of Marietta College on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaige B. Paulsen
Ohio University
University of Minnesota
H. K. Eversall
Marietta College
PTA Convention Set in Cleveland with National Leaders
Mrs. Sidney Fadely announces the thirty second annual Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers convention October 20 to 22 at Hotel Carter Cleveland. Keynote by Mrs. J. K. Pettingill and talks by national and state officers, with Dr. Homer P. Rainey and Dr. Harry Rimmer among presenters. Events include branches, a tea, and an at home gathering. L L E Club meets later with Lydia Lash Evans at Sunnyside Drive.
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Sidney Fadely
Racine
S. E
Parent- Teachers
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hotel Carter
Cleveland
Ohio
Emmet C. Stopher
J. K. Pettingill
National Congress
Homer P. Rainey
American Youth Commission
The
American Council of Education
Washington, D. C
Harry Rimmer
First Presbyterian Church
Duluth
Home mix cough remedy promises quick relief and savings
A famed DIY recipe urges mixing Pinex Norway Pine concentrate with sugar and water to create a pint of cough remedy. It claims fast relief from colds related coughs, pleases children, never spoils, and offers a money back guarantee.
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Ju-Van
Jo-Van
Halloween calendar events across local clubs and PTAs
Local groups schedule Halloween and meeting nights from 8 p m to 7 30 p m at various venues. Catholic Ladies of Columbia host a party in K of C Hall while Farm Bureau Club invites husbands and friends. East Side PTA, Higley and other circles announce guest nights, programs and potlucks with specific hostesses and addresses.
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Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of C. Hall
Farm Bureau Cooperative Study Club
Clinton Poston
West Side Pta
Morrison Burns Hosts Bridge Club at Eastwood
Mrs Morrison Burns entertained her bridge club at Eastwood on Thursday at 8 00 p m Two tables played for prizes with Mrs John C Henry taking first and Mrs Ruth Klingenberg second A late lunch followed the game
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Morrison Burns
State and
Lancaster Sts
Eastwood
John C. Henry
Ruth Klingenberg
Forget-Me-Not Dance Planned for Armistice Day
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans plan a Forget-Me-Not Day and charity dance on Armistice Day November 11 at the Athens Armory. Rex Koons and his orchestra will play on the new floor as part of the drive to support the Forget-Me-Not appeal.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Armory
Ameriican
Wright Schaffner
The
Athens Armory
Rex Koons
Birth of three dark blue pigs mystifies farmer Palmer
In Norwalk Ohio on the Palmer farm three piglets surprised owner R R Palmer by their dark blue color while all other swine on the property are black, leaving Palmer puzzled by the unusual litter.
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Norwalk
R. R. Palmer
Palmer
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Congress St
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Ida Brown
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Louis Hammerle
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