Pendleton Woman Hosts Pi Beta Phi House Mother Tea
Mrs. Louis I. Brown entertained about fifty guests at a candlelight tea for Mrs. Alice Hibbard Dyer new Pi Beta Phi house mother at 2 University Terrace Pendleton Indiana. Attendants included Mrs. Dyer Mrs. Brown and daughter Mrs. Charles S. Daniel of Cincinnati and many friends and schoolmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hibbard Dyer
Pendleton
Ind
Pi Beta Phi
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Dyer
Athens
Brown
Charles S. Daniel
Cincinnati
R. W. Finsterwald
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Double Money Back
Mrs. Laura H. McNew of Poplar Bluff Missouri endorses Kellogg’s All-Bran claiming it relieves constipation. The ad urges a daily ounce with milk and ample water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days upon sending an empty carton to Kellogg Co Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Laura H. McNew
Poplar Bluff
Kellogg Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Ohioana Awards To Go To Three Ohio Writers
The Ohioana Library Association will award three living Ohio writers and one posthumous recipient at its annual Columbus meeting on October 30. George H. Freitag wins fiction for The Lost Land. Carolyn Treffinger earns a juvenile prize for Li Lun Lad of Courage. the late George Crile receives biography for George Crile An Autobiography. Ben Ames Williams gets the grand medal. Lillian Laverne Baldwin and Adella Prentiss Hughes win a music award. Mrs. Benner Jones of Jackson earns a 1948 county chair award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohioana Library
Ohio
Columbus
Depew Head
Association
George H. Freitag
Canton
Carolyn Treffinger
Wadsworth
Li Lun
George Crile
Cleveland
Ben Ames Williams
Williams
Jackson
Lillian Laverne Baldwin
Adella Prentiss Hughes
Head
Benner Jones
Visitors depart Athens after West Coast trip
Mrs. Leo Townsend and daughter Kerry of Los Angeles and Mrs. Hilaire Hiler and daughter Nicole of Santa Fe, visiting in Athens since last Wednesday, leave Thursday for home. Other local visitors include Mrs. Charles S. Daniel of Hyde Park and Mrs. Louis I. Brown, with OU Homecoming events upcoming. family and friends hosted at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Townsend
Kerry
Los Angeles
Hilaire Hiler
Nicole
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Athens
West Coast
Townsend
Pauline Swanson
John B Swanson
W. Union St
Hiler
Maude Lowry
Frank S Lowry
Mary Walker
S. Congress St
County Schools Seek Clothing for Athens County Children
County Superintendent Glen Hanes requests clothing for Athens County children of all ages. Overshoes are especially needed. Bring items to church collection or Mr. Hanes’ Courthouse office by November 21 for Thanksgiving distribution. call 25970 if delivery is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hanes
Athens County
Hanes
Anniversary of 1947 Wedding Is Observed
Mr and Mrs H T Farrar of Athens marked their wedding anniversary on Oct 18 recalling their marriage on Oct 18 1947 in the Pilgrim Holiness Church The Plains with Rev Clara A Price and Rev N L Russell officiating The Farrars reside at 138 N Lancaster St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Farrar
Athens
Clara A. Price
Pilgrim Holiness Church
the Plains
N. L. Russell
Russell
Convert
Club calendar week shows multiple meetings and social events
Tuesday events include Hobson Study Circle with Mrs. Wilson at 95 E State St and West Side PTA at the school 7 pm. Wednesday features Ladies Day bridge luncheon at the Country Club 12 30 pm and Higley Study Circle Guest Day at 2 30 pm. Thursday hosts Ride-A-Wee Club noon meet with Mrs. Maxwell 32 Mill St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
Wilson Norris
E. State St
Country Club
H. L. Dunlap
E. State
Higley Study Circle
C. W. Gross
S. Congress St
East Side
PTA
L. S. Teeters
Columbus
G. H. Maxwell
Mill St
Mary Estella Spencer Weds Dr Norman Arduser of Toledo
Miss Mary Estella Spencer married Dr Norman Arduser in a Sept 10 Toledo ceremony led by Rev Rolland Carter at Collingwood Methodist Church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Walter Frantz. The couple resides in Toledo after a wedding trip to Northern Michigan and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Estella Spencer
Norman Arduser
Rolland Carter
Collingwood Methodist Church
Toledo
Walter Frantz
J. L. Spencer
Racine
Racine High School
Ohio State University
Arduser
A. N. Arduser
University of Toledo
Cornell University
College of Dentistry
Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity
Michigan
Wisconsin
First Ladies and political figures in the 1948 campaign
A portrait of Mrs. Truman and Mrs. Dewey as national figures, with notes on their backgrounds and roles. It covers Frances Hutt Dewey, Mrs. Warren, and Mrs. Wallace, highlighting their family histories, social status, and public presence amid the campaign. It also mentions women in business as a growing trend per Mademoiselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
White House
Truman
Margaret
Pi Beta Phi Pledges Host Tea for OU Sorority Girls
One hundred fifty Ohio University sorority pledges attended a tea Sunday October 17 from 2:30 to 4:30 pm at the Pi Beta Phi chapter house 6 S College St. Marilyn Fox pledge president and Patricia Locke pledge secretary led the receiving line, with Mrs. Alice Hibbard Dyer house mother and Mrs. Edward A. Sprague of the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club among the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
S. College St
Marilyn Fox
Patricia Locke
Alice Hibbard Dyer
Edward A. Sprague
R. H. White
R. W. Finsterwald
Joseph P. Trepp
Pledge Social
Joan Vance
DAR meeting hosts welcome Dr. Kirchner with anthem talk
Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the country home of Mrs. William R. Phillips for an October gathering. Dr. William H. Kirchner of Ohio University spoke on Wanted An American National Anthem and noted the current anthem dates to 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kirchner
W. R. Phillips
William R. Phillips
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Williams
Tupetl
Phillips
H. G. Stalder
Eleanor Fisher
T. R. Biddle
Mary Townsend Porter
Athens
C. A. Pride
Glouster
William H. Kirchner
Ohio University English
Sigma Delta Chi Ball Dances 400 Couples in City Room Theme
More than 400 couples danced to Ronnie Ayers and his orchestra at the SDX Newspaper Ball in the OU gym. The event featured a typewriter model, newsprint decor, and spotlights to evoke an editorial room atmosphere. Chaperones included Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartin and Prof. George Starr Lasher. Richard Schneider led as general chairman with a committee handling decorations publicity and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Ayers
SDX
Herb Grief
L. J. Hartin
George Starr Lasher
Richard Schneider
Lawrence Press
Art Bean
Robert Lavely
A. T. Turnbull
Irma Voigt
Vic Sherow
Donald Krimeil
Edward Birkner
Kappa Phi Opens Season With Rose Tea
The Rose Tea on Sunday afternoon October 10 marked the opening of Phi Chap ter Kappa Phi activities for the fall semester. A pledging service on October 14 was followed by a Big and Little Sister supper. Athens pledges include Joanne Vance Margaret Robe and Carol Herb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Chapter
Kappa Phi
Methodist
Athens
Joanne Vance
Margaret Robe
Carol Herb
Girl Scout Leaders Meeting Set for Wednesday
Girl Scout leaders will meet on Wednesday October 20 at 7 30 p m in the Girl Scout Rooms to discuss troop activities and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Rooms
How Dr Edwards Helps Folks Who Are Constipated
For over 40 years Dr F M Edwards, an Ohio doctor, relieved constipation and related symptoms with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable remedy claims gentle but thorough action on both upper and lower bowels, offering more natural bowel movements with no griping. Available at drugstores for 15 to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
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Alice H. Dyer
New Pi Phi
Roger Connor
Roger Dean
Edwin Finsterwald
Robert S. Wood
Grace Stickney
Bertha Stickney
Frank Murphey
Winfield Scott
Sydney J. Browne
Dean Irma Voigt
C. H. Harris
Milton Twiss
Fred Luchs
Harold Kellogg
Calif
Harry Begg
William Herbert
Don Peden
Clinton N. Mackinnon
Frank X. Rauch, Jr
Frank X. Rauch
Ralph Dupler
John C. Baker
John R. Sprague
Glenn Foster
Ralph Smeck
P. O. Nichols
R. A. Riley
Joseph Trepp
Lawrence Worstell
Don Tullis
L. C. Baker
Nina Harris
W. G. Sanford
Cc. H. Creed
W. H. McKee
Gertrude Pritchard
Jane Parker
Warwick
Ann Page
UTS
Meat Dept. Ground Beef
California
Give
Athens Community Chest
Ohio Writers
Ohioana Awards
Airline Christian Church
Albany
Harry F. Love
Sue
Jack Bailey
Don Battrell
Burt Holmes
Logan
Hyde Park
Dautel
Mr. Dautel
Ray Barnhart
Chillicothe
Roo
Robert Bingman
L. H. Bingman
Bingman
McArthur Christian Church
Wilbur Elder
Marengo
Nora Kelley
Walker St
William Bell
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Bell
Clifton Ruth
Shade
Clarks Chapel Church
George Love
Esther Demorest
Charles Smith
Frank
Westerville
Hollie Kelly
Muskegon
Wvo
Jack Tedrick
Avon Place
Grant Hospital
Ross Wright
Cambridge
George Starcher
Northwood Drive
Paul Fontaine
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
West Side Pta
Lindley Hall
Norman E. Arduser
By Hazel Finsterwald
Mersel. Rlacery Truman
Bess Wallace
Independence
Mrs. Truman
Bess
Dewey
New York State
Frances Hutt
Sherman
Texas
Sapulpa
Oklo
Warren
Earl Warren
U.S
Sweden
Jimmy
Nina Palmquist Meyers
Owen Nursery
Dept
Bloomington
Ill
The
Girl Scouts
Tia Browne Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Indianola
Iowa
Wallaces
Ile
Drake University
Henry
Farvue Farm
Winchester County
N.Y
Haw
United States
Mademoiselle Magazine
Jobs and Futures
Polly Weaver
Gallaher’s Drug Store
Adeline Browning
Anna Pearl McVay
Elizabeth Edmundson Beckley
Lucille Evans Carpenter
LaGrange
Illinois
Manson
Murfreesboro, Tenn
M. D. Hartinger
Pomeroy
Marvella
Sigma Delta Chi
Athens Grange Hall
Weldon Koker
Vernon Walls
Ruth Blaker
Guam
Billy Shaver
U. S. Navy
Edith Shaver
Richland Ave
Dr.Edwards
Vrademart Beg
Culligan
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Rexall
Cline
Pharmacy Athens
Ceredic
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Wens
Wen
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