Open House At Phi Kappa Tau Attracts Five Hundred Guests
About 500 to 600 people attended an open house for the Phi Kappa Tau house on East State Street Sunday afternoon. The tour included 13 upstairs study rooms, a dormitory, dining room, chapter room and game room, with decorations, flowers and gifts from campus groups and area florists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Tau
East State St
Ohio University
Phi Tau
William Smith
Y. F. Good
Ralph Frey
Claude ‘Stewart
Robert Moyer
Carl Weigel
John Rose
Alumni Club
H. G. Householder
James Householder
Arthur Cornwell
Alumni
Amy Weiher
Clara Weiher
Homer Dorman
P. F. Good
Beasley Halloween Parties Highlight Local Scene
Mary Jane Beasley hosted a Thursday party with guests including Margaret Sprague and Janet Young. Prizes went to Marilyn Jo Clippinger, Ula Margaret Cooley, and Janet Young for contests and Judy Schenz for best dressed. George Beasley held a Friday gathering with attendees such as Richard Clippinger and Bernard Cooley and prizes awarded for best dressed and weirdest looks.
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Mary Jane Beasley
Mararet Williams
Betty McMillin
Norma Jean Kyle
Margaret Ann Sprague
Marilyn McClead
Janet Young
Judy Schentz
Ula Margaret Cooley
Donna Lee Bruner
Marilyn Jo Clippinger
Jeny Clair Sprague
Judy Schenz
Margaret Sprague
Mrs. Beasley
Jenn Clair Sprague
George Beasley
Max Duncan
Donald Bingman
Richard Clippinger
Edward Bruner
Billie Frey
Teddie
Personal notices from Huntington area fill weekend with guests
Mr and Mrs Richard Galagher and daughter Jane of Huntington W V were weekend guests of Mrs F J Beasley and Mrs Beasley in Grandview Heights. Mrs Howard Hively and baby Davis of Norman Okla also stayed at the Beasley home. Robert Hess and family visited Lewisburg for a Greenbriar Military School game where son Bob Hess plays guard and has been made a corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Galagher
Jane
Huntington
W. Va
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Galagher
Fred Beasley
Howard Hively
Davis
Norman, Oklahoma
Robert Hess
Lewisburg
Greenbriar Military School
Bob
Mary Featherstone
James Pollock
F. C. Betts
Erma Betts
C. D. Heck
Harriett
Norma
Athens
Johnson
Robert Swan
Columbus
Vermont Todd
Union Furnace
Robert Todd
Morris Chapel
Orlando Howson
Nelsonville
Jessie Doolittle
Lottie Peck
Bradley
Leonard Prater
George Dodds
Marilyn Branscomb
Ralph Williams
Gerald
Richard
Rita Pollock
John Featherstone
Howard Featherstone
Current Eventers Hear Mrs Oadis At Club Meeting
Mrs C C Kerr hosts Current Events Club at her home 72 North High Street Friday evening. The meeting opens with America the Beautiful and Mrs E J Person reports Federated Clubs meeting highlights from last week. Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs Lewis Ondis share travels in Mexico with photos and artifacts.
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C. C. Kerr
N. High St
America the Beautiful
E. J. Person
Federated Clubs
Fred Smith
Lewis Ondis
Mexico
David Lewis Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home Party
David Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Everett Lewis 22 Arden Place marked his fifth birthday with a party on Tuesday afternoon October 18. Guests included Donald Mac Pherson Jerry Hull Gordon Hull Marilyn Paulson Ruth Bannon and others. Ice cream and candy were served. David had a large cake with five candles while guests had individual cakes. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a masquerade Halloween party Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Legion Home inviting members to bring a guest. Hostesses include Mrs Beatrix Rosser Mrs Vinnie Woode Mrs Fay Wingett Mrs Walter Baird Mrs John Dowler Mrs Charles Russell and Mrs Carl Wharton. The Progressive Class of Central Ave Methodist Church holds a short business session Tuesday night at Mr Ralph Barkers Raymond Drive at 7:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lewis
Everett Lewis
Arden Place
Donald MacPherson
Jerry and
Gordon Hull
Marilyn Paulson
Ruth Bannon
Patty Whalen
Barbara Williams
Nona Jen Green
Johnny and
Jo Ann Blair
Jerry Jagers
Nancy Martin
Dickie Main
Jackie Owler
David
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Beatrix Rosser
Vinnie Woode
Fay Wingett
Walter Baird
John Dowler
Charles Russell
Carl Wharton
Central Ave., Methodist Church
Ralph Barker
Raymond Drive
Charles Cameron
Eugene Woodworth
Jonsey Sams
Carl Heck
C. W. Gross
G. H. Crow
Harold Wise
William Smiley
Roger Jones
T. N. Hoover
Prof. Hoover
Blue Key
Palmer
Mitch
Virginia Hoover
Benjamin Franklin
John T. Sprague
Walter Musgrave
John R. Sprague
Clark Williams
Barbara
Carl Nessleys
William Fenzel
T. C. McCracken
Alonzo Palmer
Carl Ferguson
GOP Speakers To Appear At Chauncey Rally Tonight
Judge O F Rowland and Dr H T Phillips will speak at the Chauncey Dover High School Auditorium Republican meeting tonight. Special music and refreshments will be served as a large attendance is expected.
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Chauncey
O. F. Rowland
H. T. Phillips
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Elementary Schools report covers six weeks
The Chauncey district lists teacher names and class results for all grades from Primary through Grade 8, totaling 213 boys and 207 girls with an overall attendance average of 97.20 percent. Miss Bridgman’s room posts 99.03 percent, while Beulah Robinson returns home after hospital treatment for a sinus infection. A Forest Rose Rebekah lodge benefit party is planned at Chauncey K of P hall Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Simms
Imelda Smith
Emma Bickley
Dorothy Goodson
Shirley Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Isabel Schrappe
Frances Howard
Pauline Keck
Charles Minister
Gladys Simpkins
Bertha Bridgman
Miss Bridgman
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Chauncey K. of
P. Hall
Ates P.m
Motorman Loses Two Fingers in Millfield Mine Accident
CHAUNCEY Clell Seckinger of Jacksonville, a Millfield Mine No. 6 motorman, suffered a crushed left hand when slate fell. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by Dr. C N Sanders. two fingers were amputated. Seckinger is president of the Millfield Local.
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Chauncey
Clell Seckinger
Jacksonville
Millfield Mine No. 6
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. N. Sanders
Seckinger
Millfield
Dover Grange Holds Tacky Party After Meeting
Dover Grange No. 2646 members met under Worthy Master Andrew Jackson. Lecturer Mrs. Kate Johnson organized games and contests. Balloons were favors as Pauline Keck and her social committee served sandwiches pickles pumpkin pie and coffee.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange
Grange
Andrew Jackson
Kate Johnson
Pauline Keck
Injured Woman in Chauncey Accident
Mrs Wesley Keirns of Sand Ridge suffered three fractured ribs and bruises when the machine she rode went over a small embankment near Pearley Wicks home north of Chauncey. She and her son Dan had visited Mrs Tippie, her ill mother, at the Mayles home on May Avenue.
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Chauncey
Wesley Keirns
Sand Ridge
Pearley Wicks
Merchant Illness Keeps Chauncey Merchant Home
Chauncey veteran merchant Charles H. Howard has been confined to his Converse Street home for several days due to illness. He visited his shop only briefly last week.
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Chauncey
Charles H. Howard
Converse St
Democrat Meeting in Canaanyi at Grange Hall
Canaan Township Democrats are urged to attend a Friday night meeting at the Canaan Grange Hall. The event on October 28 features speakers and music and invites all residents to bring sandwiches.
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Canaan Township
Canaan Grange Hall
Canaanyi
Andrus Artists Delight at Two Church Concerts
The Andrus Artists presented a Collins Festival program at the Christian Church with Bes sie Andrus in period dress portraying the Strauss family reconciliation. Leonard Balsamo and Sidney Stafford supported as Johann Strauss Sr. and Jr. in varied numbers including Little Gypsy Sweetheart and A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody. The youth pianist’s Harlem sequence drew laughter and applause. A sacred music program followed on Sunday, with the final Collins event set for next Friday night at 8. Admission 25 cents. A kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Sams will be held Tuesday at Elbert Sams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Strauss
Father and Son
Bessie Andrus
Johann Strauss, Jr
Leonard Balsamo
Johann Strauss Sr
Sidney Stafford
Johann Strauss Jr
Berlin
Miss Andrus
Balsamo
Andrus
Stafford
Grandma
Handel
Russia
Debussey
Harlem
Elbert Sams
John Wesley Sams
Ethel King
Ohio Crushes Wayne W-Ones in Homecoming Crowd
The piece reports a record homecoming crowd at Ohio and Wayne W-Ones game with in-depth notes on attendees. It lists prominent spectators including Charles Cameron Eugene Woodworth and many local families. The column captures the social scene around the stadium and a silver wedding anniversary at the reception following the game.
Intrigue Escalates as Avis Arlen Forges Deception
In a tense hotel scene, the narrator pressures Avis Arlen to falsely claim orders from Mary’s father in law. Avis agrees to stay silent and craft an alibi, while the hotel manager Mr Milner presses for explanations amid a planned confrontation.
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Avis Arlen
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Phil
Miss Arlen
Meddlers In The Room Prompt Suspicion And Misdirection
A conversation unfolds as the narrator, Adele Garrison, encounters Milner and deflects accusations about a somnambulistic Miss Arlen. The exchange hints at hidden truth while a prompt tomorrow note closes the scene.
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Miss Arlen
Pallas Club Hosts Meeting and Sale at Mrs Ash Home
The Pallas Club gathered at Mrs Isaac E Ash home on Saturday October 22. Mrs Jeddeloh and Mrs Copesland spoke on Socialized Medicine followed by a discussion. Mrs H L Goodwin led a sale of articles made by the blind. The West Side PTA Study Club meets tonight at 7 30 p m with Mrs Harold McGrath at 17 Curran Drive.
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Pallas Club
Isaac E. Ash
Jeddeloh
Copes Land
H. L. Goodwin
West Side Pta Study Club
Harold McGrath
Curran Drive
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Washington St
Fletcher M. Turner
Cleveland
S. M. Gardner
Paducah
Gardner
Turner
Turners
Kentucky
J. K. Vickers
Congress St
Toronto
Ohio
Henry R. Stewart
Laura Elizabeth
Stewart
Vickers
Fred McCoy
N. Congress St
Mose Williams
Gayle
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Thomas McNeill
Park Place
Miss West
Norwalk
Mrs. McNeill
Paris
Marie Lewis
W. Union St
Memphis, Tenn
Max F. Lewis
Blanche Price
Rose Price
Eva Gibbs
G. O. Shanks
Coolville R. D
Thomas E. Gibson
N. May Ave
The
Child Conservation League
Bishop
Central Ave
Mary Pratt
Ladies Aid Society
D. L. Jones
Second St
D. A. Williams
Kirkesville
Louise McDaniel
Miami, Fla
Dorothy Duncan
Jennie Thornberg
Virginia
J. S. Clanahan
McClanahan
Bert Laughlin
Newark
Francis Fuller
University Hospital
Franklin Ave
Marie Wyckoff
Nina S. Boyd
Cor-Tre Cosmetic Co
Boyd
Marie
Wyckoff
West Washington
U. S
United States
Gerda Gottlieb
New York
Europa
Germany
Miss Gottlieb
Mrs. Oadis
Wesleyan Needle Club
Joe Walburn
H. S. Stemple
Walburn
Union St
WBA Victory Travel Club
E. R. Horn
W. State St
Dr. Phillips
Judge Rowland
Dover
Beulah Robinson
Albert Robinson
Plan Benefit Party
Chauncey Grange
Democrat
Wayne
Marian Bush Reeder
O. A
H. A. McCaskill
H. A. Elkins
W. A. Matheny
Paul Beckley
L. C. Staats
F. Theodore Paige
Paige
Fred Beckler
William H. Logan
T. H. Morgan
Happy” Nye and Son
Byron Danford
Anna Mumma
George Williams
Don Peden
Crane
Trautwein
Fred Sands
Constance Andrews
Don Clippinger
Fred Weber
Kenneth Wilcox
Buford Pickens
Irene Witham
Roy Hawk
Francis Higgins
Arthur Boyles
Gerald Kyle
D. J. Gandee
Goodnatured
Walter Winchelling
Jesse Gee
Amelia Ann
John Amberge
Corning
Amelia Wolfe
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Milner
VapoRub
Abed
Mrs. Ash
PTA Study Club
Lydia EF
Pinkham
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Logan
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