Pallas Club Hosts Genevieve Apgar Speaker
Mrs. A C Anderson hosted the Pallas Club on Saturday afternoon with Miss Genevieve Apgar presenting on Indian Character and Philosophy. She discussed India's low living standards and fatalistic religion, citing Gandhi and Tagore as examples, and urged needs including character faith economic revival communal harmony and universal education. At the close, articles by Ohio's blind were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pallas Club
Genevieve Apgar
A. C. Anderson
India
Ohio
Teens and football views plus hayrides and teen clubs
AHS drum majorette Janie Hamilton leads the band as teens in Athens focus on football trends. Youths ride hay wagons, sing old and new songs, and prepare hot dogs and marshmallows. A New Orleans mother starts a teen club for wholesome activities while popular juke box tunes and entertainers remain favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Demeter
AHS
Janie Hamilton
L. A. Hamilton
Athens
Jeanie
Janie
New York
Arthur Walsh
Richland Ave
Earl Davis
Ben Roberts
Athens High
New Orleans
OU Symphony Orchestra Opens Season To Standing Ovation
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Prof. DeForest W. Ingerham impressed Sunday night with a polished program. Soloist Miss Louise Rose delivered Debussy and Rachmaninoff with clarity and emotion, while Bridge Norse Legend and Don Gillis Short Overture showcased modern rhythms. The audience reacted with enthusiastic applause and the ensemble concluded with Cadman’s suite of Indian melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
DeForest W. Ingerham
Ohio University
Ingerham
Haydn
Louise Rose
Lia
Deibussy
Miss Rose
Miranda
Hageman
Rachmaninoff
Rossini
Don Gillis
Prof
Cadman
Athens
Symphony
Hedy Strauss
Ooma
Powder Bowl football game roughs up OU Stadium crowd
The Powder Bowl between Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Xi Delta drew a jammed OU Stadium audience for a charity game benefiting the National Cancer Fund. Alpha Xi dominated the air, Pi Phi ground game totaled 82 yards but lost 64. Deborah Linn's miscue and Esther Sprague's endurance stood out as referees struggled with tricky plays.
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Pi Phi
Alpha Xi's
National Cancer Fund
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Deborah Linn
Anne “Hunk” Baker
Athens
Esther Sprague
Alpha Xi
Ruth Haberacker
Marilyn Geiler
Geiler
Bill Dietrich
Tony Dibasio
Tom Flower
Wise
Mickey Teare
Ed Schott
Bill Sprague
Edith Eetinger
Bates WSCS Observes Quiet Day for Week of Prayer
Members of the WSCS at Bates Methodist Church host a Quiet Day service on Wednesday October 29 in observance of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Guests invited include WSCS members from Mc Dougal Richland Ave and Clarks Chapel Church. Priscilla Needle Club meets at 1 PM Thursday with Mrs Frank Cone at 123 Franklin Ave for luncheon.
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WSCS
Bates Methodist Church
McDougal, Richland Ave
Clarks Chapel Church
Bates Society
Priscilla Needle Club
Frank Cone
Franklin Ave
Zeta Tau Alumnae Hostesses At Cottage Tea Room
Mrs Emmett Rowles and Mrs Howard Bobo co hosted Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae at the Cottage Tea Room. A dessert course followed the meeting. Miss Mary Ann Maloney, rush chairman at Ohio University, reported on the sorority’s recent rush season. Marian Coe and Irma LaFollette led the program on furnishing materials to the cerebral palsy division of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Rowles
Howard Bobo
Zeta Tau Alpha
Cottage Tea Room
Mary Ann Maloney
Rush
Ohio University
Marian Coe
Irma LaFollette
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Don Barrs Vacationing at Lake Hope
Mr and Mrs Don E Barr are vacationing at Lake Hope They arrived from their Toledo home at 2136 Marlowe Road on Saturday Mr Barr was associated for 18 years with The Ohio Fuel Gas Company in Athens as district of
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Don E. Barrs
Lake Hope
Don E. Barr
Marlowe Road
Toledo
Barr
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Athens
Fice
Barrs
Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Local clubs and organizations schedule meetings and activities this week. Young Matrons of First Christian Church gather 8 p.m. at 412 Richland Ave with tax stamps and rummage-sale attire. Altar and Rosary Society hosts 8 p.m. at St Paul’s social rooms. Girl Scouts and families attend Family Night at East Side School 7 p.m.. Faithful Few meet 7:30 p.m. at 34 Washington St. Athens Woman's Music Club meets 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Heft’s home.
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First Christian Church
Marvin Phillips
Richland Ave
St. Paul's Church
East Side School
Beatrix Rosser
Washington St
Athens Woman's Music Club
Clarence Heft
Athens-Parkersburg Road
Women's Association
Presbyterian Church
F. B. Dilley
Wilber Yauch
Sunnyside Dr
Carl Sylvester
C. H. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
State St
One Hundred Girl Scouts Attend Local Church Services
National Girl Scout Week observed as Athens troops and leaders gathered for Sunday services. About 100 Girl Scouts, plus Commissioner Mrs. Glen Hanes and officers including Mrs. Thor Olson and Mrs. Raymond A. Lee attended, with wide lists of local council members, troop leaders, Brownie chiefs, and high school scouts aiding in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Athens
Glen Hanes
Thor Olson
Raymond A. Lee
Girl Scouts
Lewis Ondis
James Rice
Earl G. Davis
J. R. Vance
Albany WSCS Social At Mitchell Home With Athens Guests
Mrs. M. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Dewey Stone co hosted Albany WSCS members at the Mitchell home on Pomeroy Road. Vice president Mrs. Harriet Woodyard led business. Athens WSCS members presented the program with topic Christian Social Relations and Local Church Activities. Devotions were by Mrs. Don Young. Music featured a quartet Woods Gorham Bolin Jandes with Glazier and Dewey Stone. Mrs. Stone oversaw the tea table decorated in a Halloween motif.
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M. H. Mitchell
Dewey Stone
Albany Wscs
Mitchell
Pomeroy Road
Harriet Woodyard
E. V. Springer
Athens Wscs
Green
Don Young
Woods
Kanauga Man Charles Deem Dies in Columbus at 48
Charles F. Deem, 48, Kanauga native, died at St. Francis Hospital in Columbus Saturday night after weeks of illness. Survived by wife Gertrude, mother Mrs. W. F. Deem, mother-in-law Mrs. Frank Maddy, two brothers Leslie and John, and other Mason County relatives. Paratrooper son Charles Robert Deem killed in Holland in 1944. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Landger Methodist Church in Columbus.
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Point Pleasant
Charles F. Deem
Kanauga
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Gertrude Deem
W. F. Deem
Frank Maddy
Mason County
Charles Robert Deem
Holland
Leslie Deem
Florida
John Deem
Athens
Lettie Jennings
Fourth St
William C. Bird
Jefferson Blvd
Methodist Church
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Landger Methodist Church
Jose Iturbi Pupil Performs At AHS
William Hacker, pupil of Jose Iturbi, gave a joint assembly concert for Athens High and Junior High Schools. He played Beethoven Moonlight Sonata, Debussy Clair de Lune, Golliwog's Cake Walk, Chopin Fantasy Impromptu, and Ritual Dance of Fire. He is trained as pianist and conductor under Iturbi and studied at Millikan University and Eastman School of Music. Poston Kindergarten class reunion noted with attendees including Paul Robinson and Nancy Shields.
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Julia Ann Ulrich
William Hacker
Jose Iturbi
Athens
Hacker
Debussy
Golliwog
Chopin
de Falla
Mr. Hacker
Jose Echaniz
Millikan University
Eastman School of Music
Poston
Poston Bible School
Paul Robinson
Linda Robinson
Nancy O’nail
Nancy Shields
Charles F. Wade
Billy Sycks
Richard Sycks
Ruth McLean
Dorothy Robinson
Eleanor E. Gifford
Report shows C of C reaches membership quota
POINT PLEASANT The Junior Chamber of Commerce reportedly surpassed its goal for charter members with at least 50 names. Secretary James E. McComb said the list must be checked before newspaper publication and noted some canvassers may not yet have submitted all names at headquarters. There may be more than 60 names on the charter application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce
James E. McComb
Pt Pleasant Personalities Host Bridge Party
Nora Somerville and Mrs How ard Guthrie will entertain at a bridge party Monday evening at the home of Mrs Guthrie on Route 7 north of Kananga. Mrs Edward Pitke has returned home after two weeks with relatives in Sturgis Kentucky. Charles Hutton of First Ward moved from Holzer Hospital to Hopemont Sanitarium Saturday by Chapman ambulance. Mr and Mrs Edward Green of Gallia were Sunday guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Mervin Chapman Vi and Robert F McGuffin field agent of the state tax commission on a special Wheeling assignment spent Sunday with wife and daughter. Carl Smith local printer leaves tomorrow for Pittsburgh for minor surgery. Mrs Charles A Roberts 1210 Viand St admitted to Charleston General Hospital for surgical treatment.
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Nora Somerville
Howard Guthrie
Kananga
Edward F. Pitke
Sturgis
Charles Hutton
First Ward
Holzer Hospital
Hopemont Sanitarium
Chapman Ambulance
Edward Green
Gallia
Mervin Chapman
Robert F. McGuffin
State Tax Commission
Wheeling
Carl Smith
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Roberts
Viand St
Charleston General Hospital
Henderson resident charged with intoxication in Point Pleasant
A. L. Pearson of Henderson was arrested Saturday night by Chief Hoyt Jiiden and Patrolman T. F. Yost on a charge of intoxication. On Sunday morning Don Hare was arrested for disorderly conduct by Patrolmen Yost, Kayser, and Yeager in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
A. L. Pearson
Henderson
Hoyt Jiiden
T. F. Yost
Yost
Robert Kayser
Curt Yeager
Don Hare
Wilkesville Man Fined for Hunting Without License
Orville S. Bates of Wilkesville was arrested Sunday by Conservation Commission officer Grover C. Skeen of Ripley on a hunting without a license charge. He pleaded guilty before a local magistrate, paid a $20 fine and costs. Bates was visiting relatives in Mason County and said I had it coming to me.
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Point Pleasant
Orville S. Bates
Wilkesville
Grover C. Skeen
Ripley
Conservation Commission
Bates
Mason County
Mason Teachers Plan Session in Hartford
Mason County classroom teachers association opens the new term with a meeting in Hartford on Thursday at 7 30 pm A musical program is scheduled and a report will be given on the Charleston classroom council meeting held October 10 11 1940 context inferred from era text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County Classroom Teachers Association
Hartford
Charleston
Editor at Wheeling Announces Retirement
William O'Brien Flynn editor of the Wheeling Intelligencer for 21 years announced his retirement Friday to join the Wheeling Downs Racing Association where William G. Liasg serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William O'Brien Flynn
Wheeling Inteligencer
Wheeling Downs Racing Association
William G
Bill) Liasg
Son is Born in Point Pleasant to Roach Family
A son named Charles Frederick Roach weighing eight pounds two ounces was born October 24 at Point Clinic to Mr and Mrs Charles Roach of Letart. This is their first child and the mother is the former Freda Kath ern Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles Frederick
Point Clinic
Charles Roach
Letart
Freda Kathern Erwin
Mason County surveyor suffers heart attack on courthouse lawn
Oleg Lite tle of Elmwood Mason County surveyor, collapsed from a heart attack while talking with friends on the courthouse lawn Saturday afternoon. He was removed to his home by a son shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Oleg Litetle
Elmwood
Mason County
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