Louise Shepard Tells Of Flight Fame And Family Life
Louise Shepard describes life with astronaut Alan Shepard after his Cape Canaveral May 5 flight. She details fan mail, welcomes from neighbors, prayers of mothers, and the couple’s Christian Science faith guiding calm amid public attention. The family plans a move with the Space Task Force while children favor Cape Canaveral as a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Shepard
Shepard
Cape Canaveral
Louise Shepard
Navy
Virginia
Juliana
Alice
Linkhorn Park
Laura
Missouri
Ohio University AAUP Plans First Session
The Ohio University chapter of the American Association of University Professors will hold its first meeting at the Faculty Club in the Baker Center on Tuesday at 4 p.m. New faculty will attend as special guests. The program committee will propose future meeting ideas and members may offer suggestions. Light refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
American Association of University Professors
Baker Center
Calendar notices for health club and band boosters events
Saturday schedule lists a health club meeting at 2 30 p m with Mrs H W Howell Route 56 and an executive board meeting at 2 p m Pallas Club also with Mrs Howell Route 56 and a DAR meeting at 2 p m with Mrs J P Trepp 18 Mound St Sunday Albany Riding Club hosts an annual picnic and trail ride at Ray Knowlton s farm noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Howell
Athens High School
J. P. Trepp
Mound St
Albany Riding Club
Ray Knowlton
Progressive Literary Club Meets at Cottage House
The Progressive Literary Club gathered at the Cottage House with Mrs. Kenneth Barrows as hostess. Mrs. Ralph Woods presided as president and Mrs. Harley Ross led the program on First Ladies of the United States, reviewing presidential wives from Martha Washington to Jacqueline Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Cottage House
Kenneth Barrows
Ralph Woods
Allen Riley
United States
Harley Ross
Folk Songs Program At Higley Tea For Pack 53
Higley Pack 53 hosts a costume Halloween party at Morrison School Tuesday at 7 p.m. for boys 8 to 11 and their parents to meet the pack. A tape program of folk songs by Mrs. Leonard Ostlund aired at the Higley Study Circle tea at Mrs. H. C. Sedwick’s home. Ostlund spoke on folk songs and their history and value, noting their oral transmission and simple appeal. Prof. Ostlund of Ohio University joined with songs after the tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ostlund
Higley
H. C. Sedwick
Morris
Ostlund
Prof. Ostlund
Ohio University
Anna F. Stickney
Howard Musgrave
Ross Holliday
C. A. Slater
David Smith
W. J. Davidson
R. A. Sawyer
L. B. McCune
John Cady
Irene House
Car] House
Katharine Scott
H. C. Lehman
Bernice Edwards
Paul R. Murphy
O. A. Terrell
Bernice Shermer
Guild Proposes Redecoration and Hospital Guild Fund Drive
The Maecenas Literary Club gathered at Mrs. Clyde Beasley’s home for October with a memorial for Olive Ailstock and a US Flag history program by Mrs. Ray Smith. Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild discussed a waiting room redecorating plan and raised funds for a new hospital, with Mr. Musser and Mr. Rutherford detailing cases and needs. The guild, started February, now boasts 1244 members and $3000 raised for equipment while inviting donations and listing officers and advisors. Eagles Auxiliary members were urged to attend a district meeting Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Athens Area Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Clyde Beasley
Mound St
L. C. Carpenter
Carpenter
Olive Ailstock
Ray Smith
United States
Cottage Tea Room
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gerald Kyle
Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Kyle
H. C. Musser
Dwight Rutherford
Musser
Rutherford
Athens
Frank Rauch
Homer Gall
Karl Witzler
Robert Repp
Don Jacobs
James Woods
Clarke Daily
Roger Rice
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Athens Area
Ohio University Professors Lead Management Training and Publications
Ohio University faculty members spearhead a supervisory training program at Kgger Creek Plant directed by assistant professor Ralph D. Smith with Donald S. Bolon EF Hellebrandt and Warren H. Reininga assisting. The Ohio University Chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management won its second straight national first place. E T Hellebrandt attended SAM events in Chicago and spoke to Cleveland and Indianapolis chapters. New faculty addition Harry Blythe will teach at the Pacific Coast Banking School August 19 to 31 at the University of Washington. William H. FichtHorn joined Cincinnati Society of Financial Analysts. Two new journalism faculty books published Industrial and Business Journalism and A History of the St Louis Globe-Democrat. Dr William Baxter presented a paper at the Radio Television News Directors Association meeting in Washington. Prof Paul D Brandes will attend a Pittsburgh conference on behavioral sciences research to foster cooperative projects within the Speech Association of America.
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Kgger Creek
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Ohio University
Ralph D. Smith
Smith
Donald S. Bolon
EF. T. Hellebrandt
Warren H. Reininga
The
Society For the Advancement of Management
SAM
Chicago
E. T. Hellebrandt
SAM Board of Directors
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Harry Blythe
Pacific Coast Banking School
University of Washington
Blythe
William Baxter
Radio - Television News Directors Association
Washington
Baxter
Association
Paul D. Brandes
Ohio University School of Speech
University of Pittsburgh
Brandes
Behavioral Science Interest Group
Speech Association of America
Albany Grange Plans A Party
Winifred Hooper led the Albany Grange meeting announcing a Halloween party at the Grange hall on October 31 and a pie social to aid Boys Village. Wilks Grange conferred the first and second degrees on a class. juvenile officers were installed and Johnny Trout reported. Refreshments served for 72 attendees. next meeting is October 28 for third and fourth degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Hooper
Albany Grange
Grange
Boys Village
Wilks Grange
Johnny Trout
Ames Bern PTA Awards for Halloween Costumes
More than 250 people attended a Halloween party at the Ames Bern high school gym. A costume parade of 120 masked participants was judged by Mrs. Lawrence Quinn, Mrs. Richard Kasler and Carl Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Quinn
Richard Kasler
Carl Winchell
Program Is Presented By Mrs Maxwell Ferguson At Gessell Guild
Mrs Maxwell Ferguson demonstrated interior decorating at the Gessell Guild annual guest night hosted at Mrs Scotty Roberts home. Co hosts were Mrs Russell Johnson and Mrs Ralph Brown. A bake sale was planned for Saturday in front of the Varsity Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Ferguson
Gessell Guild of
CCL
Scotty Roberts
Russell Johnson
Ralph Brown
Varsity Theater
Bean Dinner Planned by Athens High Band Boosters
The Athens High School Band Boosters organize the second annual Bean Dinner at the high school stadium Saturday from 3 30 to 5 30 p m. Tickets cost 50 cents and meals include beans corn bread wieners and coffee or orange drink. If rain occurs the event moves to the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Richard Coffman
Bernard Spalding
Ivan Romine
Carl Murphy
Jack Robinson
Roger Wiseman
Glenn Gaston
Paul Brown
Ray Shull
Hollie Thomas
Walter Suchanek
C. O. Gillette
Carl Shermer
Richard Selleck
Kappa Delta Plans Founders Day Dessert Hour
Ohio University Kappa Delta sorority will celebrate Founders Day Monday with a 6 30 p.m. dessert hour at the sorority house 32 N College St Athens alumnae invited including Mrs William Brophy Mrs Roger Rife Mrs W W Patton Mrs Robert Ohlinger Miss Julia J Nehls Miss Florence Tryon Mrs Marshall Miller Mrs D F Keffer Mrs Charlies Nichol Mrs Bernard Spaulding Mrs James Snyder Miss Mabel Olson Mrs A M Reis Mrs Russell Baird and Mrs Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Kappa Delta Sorority
N. College St
Athens
William Brophy
Roger Rife
W. W. Patton
Robert Ohlinger
Julia J. Nehls
Florence Tryon
Marshall Miller
D. F. Keffer
Charlies Nichol
Bernard Spaulding
James Snyder
Mabel Olson
A. M. Reis
Russell Baird
Porter
Loomis Art Exhibit at John C. Baker Center
Assistant professor Dana A. Loomis and the OU School of Painting and Art exhibit a group of paintings and drawings in the John C. Baker Student Center second floor gallery until Sunday. The works, produced during June to August 1961, are funded by Ohio University Research Funds recognizing fine arts research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana A. Loomis
OU School of Painting and Allied Arts
John C. Baker
Baker Center
Ohio University
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John Evans
Lena Smith
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Miss Olson
Ing
Frederick Leach
Ray Rose
William Rowland
Leach
Executive Council
Myrta Ashworth
East Side
Joyce Conner
Morrison School
Bank Funds
William H. Fichthorn
Cincinnati Society of Financial
Mem
Bers
Ohio University School of Journalism
Russell N. Baird
Arthur T. Turnbull
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Jim A. Hart
Cary Bath Tub
Lala
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Phone LY
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Ames-Bern
Gene Hanning
Erick Gilchrist
Patty Riley
John Evener
Craig Jago
Linda Linscott
Linda Ahle
Florence Wogan
Randy Cain
Bill Nagle
Allen Wallace
Jim Dillie
Jim Withem
Cos
Kenneth Vernon
Jack Eddy
Wilbur Bise
Darrell Antle
Lewis Smith
Louise Linscott
Jeff Withem
Donita Nagle
Jana Chadwell
Linda Brown
Vickie Goins
Beverly Calentine
Janet Schmittauer
Ferguson
Roger Harbison
Phillip Boyer
S. J. Parkis
Bruce Frye
Wayne Henry
Ted Easler
Boosters
Kanna Delta
Loomis
Chemex Coffee Makers
Chemex
West Gallery
West Union St
Main & Market St
Logan, Ohio
McKee Drugs, Inc
Fred Kiltan
Athens’ Security Bank
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