Cless Class Opens Autumn Sessions At Home
Forty five members of the Cless Class of the Presbyterian Church held their first meeting of the season at Mrs. Horace T. Houf's home 17 Second Street after summer break. New members included Mrs. A H Blackle Mrs. Belle Carpenter and Mr 0 Sedwick. Mrs John F Wootten led a brief business session before sharing summer experiences. A former member Mrs E B Acomb of DelRay Beach Fla attended as a guest.
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Cless
H. T Houf
The
Presbyterian Church
Horace T. Houf
Second St
A. H. Blckle
Belle Carpenter
Sedwick
John F. Wootten
E. B. Acomb
DelRay Beach
Fla
Athens Women Attend Ohio PTA State Convention
Athens sends three delegates to the 41st Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Columbus. About 1200 Ohio women expected. Athens reps include Mrs. Evan E. Edwards and Mrs. Lewis McBride, with Mrs. L. C. Staats attending. Staats will review the home service department Thursday morning. Event HQ at Deshler Wallick Hotel and Memorial Hall hosts general sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
PTA
Columbus
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ohio
Evan E. Edwards
East Side
Parent-Teacher Organization
Lewis McBride
West Side
L. C. Staats
Deshler Wallick Hotel
Memorial Hall
Stanley W. Emmitt, Tallmadge
Ohio Congress
Keith Weigle
East Cleveland
W. W. Wagoner
Westerville
Tries
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Ohio Federation
Fred H. Johnson
Zanesville
Helen Wood
Norwalk
Rose Anthony
Dennison
Nora Atkinson
Mary Atwood
Margaret Baker
Springfield
Genevieve Berkowitz
Akron
Marian Blair
Warren
Pinckney Brewer
Cincinnati
Richard Aubrey
Youngstown
John W. Bricker
Agnes Cain
Albina Cermak
Cleveland
Roxie Chambers
Katharine Champion
Gertrude Courtright
Marie Curry
Canton
Helen Dean
Helen Donahue
South Solon
Robert A. Taft
Joan
Shafer Silver Anniversary Observed at Richland Ave Home
Mr and Mrs G R Shafer celebrated twenty five years of marriage at their home 434 Richland Ave with a surprise gathering on Wednesday Sept 18 The highlight was a ceremony performed by Rev M T McDonald in the room where they wed a quarter century ago Family friends and relatives attended including Mrs Shafer’s parents Mr and Mrs John Ater and Mr Shafer’s father Mr G W Shafer as well as their three children and three grandchildren Other guests included Mr and Mrs William Barnhill Helen Mrs Delph Parker Rev M T McDonald and others Invited guests who could not attend were Mr and Mrs Dennis Jones and Mrs John Figley plus Mrs Virgil Davis.
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G. R. Shafer
Richland Ave
M. T. McDonald
Shafers
Helen
Glenn Atkinson
Delph Parker
J. R. Baker
Robert Hamilton
Dennis Jones
John Figley
Virgil Davis
Athens Notices of University Alumni Visitors
Mr and Mrs 8 G Foster of the University Shop are in New York City for the week as guests at the Plaza Hotel and plan to return to Athens on Friday. Mr and Mrs William Cline of Massillon visited their parents in Albany and The Plains over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Milton G Augspurger returned to Cincinnati after a Athens weekend with Frank L Harvey and Mrs M Ruth. Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart of Van Nuys California arrived in Athens and Coolville with their daughter Martha Stew art and granddaughter Virginia for a brief visit. they are alumni of Ohio University and stay with George S Holdren in Athens before leaving Wednesday for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Foster
University Shop
New York City
Plaza Hotel
Athens
William Cline
Geneva
Milton G. Augs- Purger
Cincinnati
Frank L. Harvey
Harvey
M. Ruth
Stimson Ave
Augspurger
Ruth
Charles Stewart
van Nuys
Calif
Coolville
Stewart
Lloyd Cunningham
Martha Stewart
Virginia
Ohio University
Martha
Janice
Charlotte
California
George 5
Holdren
Canaan Road
County-Wide WCTU Meeting Announced for Thursday
The county convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday Sept 26 at First Christian Church. Delegates come from Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey Jacksonville Coolville Stewart Guysville and Athens. Blanche Starkey will lead officer elections. A noon potluck luncheon and a memorial service for deceased members are planned. The first Pallas Club meeting will be Sept 28 at 2 30 p m with Mrs I E Ash.
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Women's Christian Temperance Unions
First Christian Church
WCTU
Nelsonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Coolville
Stewart
Guysville
Athens
Blanche Starkey
Melsonville
Pallas Club
I. E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
English School Marms on Exchange Duty Find Everything Here
Two English teachers Irene Munn and Hilda Thorndyke arrive in Cicero to teach American sixth graders for ten months. They describe tea shortages in England and enjoying U S shopping, cosmetics, and fashion while noting modest salaries. They express enthusiasm for the experience and humor about navigating Chicago streets.
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Mays
Irene Munn
Hilda Thorndike
England
Chicago
English School
NEA
Land of Plenty
Cicero
Manchester
Hilda Thorndyke
Crewe
Timen
American Association of University Women
Miss Munn
U.S
Republican Women Leaders To Attend Biennial Meet
About 500 Republican women from 41 states will attend the National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs fourth biennial convention in Philadelphia at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel this Thursday and Friday. Noted speakers will address issues affecting postwar problems and the November election, with Mrs. W. Glenn Suthers directing sessions and Governor Edward J. Martin among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Philadelphia
Glenn Suthers
Chicago
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Edward J .Martin
Pennsylvania
Carroll Reece
Republicani National Committee
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
United States
Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Charles A.halleck
Indiana
Congressional Campaign Committee
Marion E
Jane H. Todd
New York State Commerce Department
Eunice Hilton
Syracuse University
Christine Howell
New Vick
New Jersey
Elinore M. Herrick
New York Herald Tribune
National Labor Relations Board
Edward J. Connelly
Boston
National Association of Manufacturers and
Massachusetts Associated ” Indus
Isabelle Work Paintings Are Reviewed By John Roop
Ohio University artist in residence John Roop reviews Isabelle Work paintings in the Ohio University library gallery. He praises pure abstraction and notes the strong color and design, urging visitors to judge by the best works and ignore titles or deeper meanings. The piece also lists social notices and a Chi Omega meeting with details.
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John Roop
Ohio University
Athens
Isabelle Work
Ohio University Library
Bedlam
Minnie
Ricasso
Guernica
Work
Athens Women Learn to Make Their Own Soap
A number of Athens women are producing homemade soap for dish and laundry use due to a soap shortage. Mrs. Frank L. Harvey started after fats were collected for recycling, with others like Mrs. Fred Fenzel Mrs. Vern Kempton and Mrs. Charles Farrow joining in. They follow a simple recipe using a flake dye and melted fat, boil grease with water, skim, mix with the dye solution, mold, and cure for two days before cutting into cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Frank L. Harvey
Fred Fenzel
Vern Kempton
Charles Farrow
MBR
Housewives Debate OPA and Meat Price Ceilings
Ruth Millett discusses the housewife’s dilemma as meat shortages and price ceilings clash with desires for variety. The piece questions who benefits when OPA protection clashes with rising costs and scarce meats. It notes the consumer vs policy tension and seeks clear guidance for families. The second item covers Theta Chi Fraternity’s 90th anniversary events at Edgewater Beach Hotel Chicago with seven Ohio University students attending as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
OPA
Ohio University
Theta Chi
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Richard Walker
Ernie Mariani
Richard Paynter
Richard Munn
Edward Fonte
Richard Clifton
Philip Hansen
Club Calendar Shows Tuesday Evening Meetings
Local clubs publish a Tuesday schedule with Progressive Literary Club at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Clyde Hines 97 May Ave a potluck by the Child Conservation League 540 Richland Ave and Athena-Delphian Club at Cottage Tea House. regrets to be phoned to Mrs L G Bean. Wednesday lists Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae 7 30 p m with Mrs E T Hellebrandt and Pythian Sisters in IOOF Hall at 7 30 p m. Altar and Rosary Society of St Pauls Catholic Church meets Thursday Sept 26 at 7 30 in the Church Hall Group IV to lead silent auction items call Robert Main 749 for details Amere Needle Club meets Thursday at 2 p m with Mrs E D Shrout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Clyde ‘Hines
May Ave
Pot Child Conservation League
E. A. Davis
Richland Ave
Athena- Delphian Club
Cottage Tea House
L. G. Bean
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Robert Main
Boys Town Choir To Be In Columbus
The forty voice Boys Town Choir from Omaha Nebraska will perform in Columbus Memorial Hall on Monday evening October 14 at 8 30. The group consists of formerly homeless boys adopted by Monsignor Edward J Flanagan and trained by Father Francis Schmitt. Ages range 12 to 18 and the program covers liturgical chants to folk tunes. Tickets are sold at Heaton s Music Store Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Town
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Edward J. Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
Francis Schmitt
Heaton
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Athens Ice & Storage Co
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Isabelle
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Marietta
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Ioof Hall
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Alpha Lambda
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