AAUW Book Mart Opens at 10 Cents to Six for $100
The Athens AAUW annual Book Fair begins its ninth year with 8000 books on sale at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric showroom. The sale supports scholarships and features rare volumes from Anna Pearl McVay and retiring Ohio University professors. Carol Russell, a junior math major and scholarship recipient, helps as a student assistant.
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
AAUW
Athens
American Association of University Women
Anna Pearl McVay
Ohio University
E. B. Young
Eaid
Alfred Lord Tennyson
H. C. Dorman
S. Court St
Bocs
Carol Russell
N. L. Russell
Harmony Rd
A.A.U.W
M. D. Hughes
W. H. Herbert
Fred H. Sands
Julia Cable
Samuel B. Erskine
William C. Stehr
Norman S. Cohn
Cohn
Ohio University Homecoming Guests and Book Fair
Numerous Ohio University homecoming visitors converge on Athens including Mr. and Mrs. Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Coe of Kent, and Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Mr. Greiner of Akron and Mt. Vernon. The Book Fair run by AAUW volunteers operates daily 8 am to 5 pm with many local residents assisting.
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A. B. Briggs
Kent
Robert W. Coe
Ernest W. Coe
W. Washington
Briggs
Virginia Coe
Robert
Coe
Ohio University
Earl Washburn
Woodside Dr
Fesidore Parker
Akron
Sam Greiner
Mt. Vernon
Esidore Parker
Vernon
William H. Hartzell
Eden Pl
Robert Hagan
Virginia King
Long Island
N.Y
Hagan
Athens
Miss King
New Laundry in town features murals and bright decor
Leland and Charlotte Southerton opened a self service laundry and dry cleaning on E Washington St. A South American mural in light beige and pink sets the theme on one wall while pink striped wallpaper decorates the opposite wall. Fluorescent lighting aids sorting, and flowers brighten window sills and spaces between machines. Ivy will be trained along pipes and walls.
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E. Washington St
Leland
Charlotte Southerton
Bates WSCS Program Highlights Autumn Day Reading
Mrs. Merle Johnson read an article titled Autumn Day at the Bates WSCS meeting. President Mrs. Charles Seipel presided with Mrs. Clara Rogers as devotional leader. A Stanley brush party was announced for Bates Church tonight, with Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. Walter Ruth taking part. Others present included Mrs. Wilkin Allen and Mrs. James Pratt. The November meeting will be at Mrs. Johnson's home.
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Merle Johnson
Bates Wscs
Charles Seipel
Clara Rogers
Stanley Brush
Bates Church
John Allen
Walter Ruth
Wilkin Allen
James Pratt
Johnson
Morrison School Names Citizens of the Week
Morrison School selects nine students as citizens of the week representing each home room. Also lists outstanding first through sixth grade winners, naming their teachers and students including Deborah Kirkendall, George Lohr, Judy Ervin, Randi Cuckler, Steven Secoy, Sue Bowen, Donald Brooks, Mike Wakefield.
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Morrison School
Mollie Bishay
Deborah Kirkendall
Glenna Weatherby
Jerry Crow
Judith Wynn
Dana Gall
Lorayne Martin
George Lohr
Alice Pawlusiak
Judy Ervin
Beatrice Hill
Randi Cuckler
Frances Baker
Steven Secoy
Margaret Duncan
Sue Bowen
Esther Efaw
Donald Brooks
Joy Winster
Mike Wakefield
Grange Plans Oct 27 Party at Athens Grange
Athens Grange 1689 sponsors a hard time party at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Grange Hall on the fairgrounds. All members and families invited. dress in hard time clothes. Activities include games for all ages. Members should bring pumpkin pie. refreshments provided. Ralph Frost chairs event. A note on honey in apple sauce is included.
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Athens Grange 1689
Grange
Fairgrounds
Ralph Frost
Garden Delegates Receive Awards at Ohio Regional Meeting
Mrs. Harry Cokonougher of Richland Garden Club won a Region 11 publicity scrapbook award. Mrs. Edward Mizicko earned three state awards for slides and was honored for term as regional color slide chairman. Luncheon, floral designs by Mrs. John W. Knight Jr. of Cuyahoga Falls, and a note that the spring meeting will be in Albany.
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Harry Cokonougher
Richland Garden Club
Edward Mizicko
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Belpre
Methodist Church
Cokonougher
Mizicko
Ambrose Hall
John W. Knight
Cuyahoga
Wiener Roast At Ro Tan For Brownie Troops
Brownie Scout Troops 114 and 92 of East Side Elementary School hosted a wiener roast at Ro Tan. About 40 girls participated led by Troop 92 leader Mrs. Eugene Bleigh and Troop 114 leader Mrs. Frank Hartley, with help from several mothers and guardians.
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Brownie Scout
East Side
Ro-Tan
Eugene Bleigh
Frank Hartley
Ruth Kozma
Norma Grubb
Everett Goodman
Robert Gagle
H. B. Kendall
Hi Lo Demonstration Club Meets for Redevelopment Talk
The Hi Lo Demonstration Club gathers at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Ross Wright's home for a discussion on area redevelopment. Also on the schedule Intermediate CCL meets at Sheltering Arms Hospital at 8 p.m. with officer installations and dues. Other notes include New Marshfield Canasta Club at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Robert Hawk's home with a Halloween gift exchange. Athens Theta Rho Girls meet at IOOF Hall at 7 p.m. for a youth program and Rebekah members are invited to the Rainbow Girls event at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with Athens Country Club bridge and a noon luncheon.
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Ross Wright
Sheltering Arms Hospital
T. H. Morgan
New Marshfield
IOOF
Rebekah
Athens Assembly Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Athens Country Club
Mothers Plan Club Projects for Thanksgiving Mission
The Mothers Circle held its October meeting at Mrs. Roy Cline’s Richland Avenue home. President Mrs. Cline led the business session followed by refreshments. Roll call was a recipe exchange as the group plans a Thanksgiving project to be completed at the November 14 meeting.
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Mothers’ Circle
Roy Cline
Richland Ave
Cline
New Births and Local Fair Attendance Noted
Mr and Mrs James Rodney Quivey announce daughter Kathie Sue born Oct 15 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents Slusher and Quivey and several great grandparents listed. The Tewksbury family announce daughter Cherry Lynn born Oct 9 at Mt Carmel Hospital with two brothers. Athens State Hospital Auxiliary reports over 500 attendees at last week Country Fair. error had 50 printed.
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James Rodney Quivey
Kathie Sue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carney F. Slusher
Guysville
James H. Quivey
Shade
Dana Haning
Pomeroy
J. C. Quivey
Harrisonville
Libby Burson
Edna Quivey
Quivey
Connie Slusher
Ted L. Tewksbury
Columbus
Cherry Lynn
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Michael Allen
Bruce Wayne
W.G. Tewksbury
Albany
R. H. Escue
St. Albans
W. Va
Creat
A. F. Tewksbury
Walter Harless
C. E. Escue
Athens
Athens State Hospital
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