Mio University Sororities Announce Fall Pledges
A long list of pledges names fills the Ohio University fall sorority announcements. Women from Akron to Youngstown and Cincinnati to Athens are named across several chapters including Alpha Delta Pi, Gamma Delta, Beta Phi, Phi Sigma Sigma, and Tau Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio University
New, Ohio University
Well XI Delta
Ine Agger
Cincinnati
Ann ‘Kennell
Athens
Marthabell Alice Exime
Hudson
Pattyner
Springfield
Marilyn
Rocky River
Ruth Habert
Euclid
Beverly Loudenrsbore
W. Va
Georgiana Ind
Stanford
Conn
Bar~ Means
Sturley
Joan Pflueger
Donna Poling
Ella Shuman
Clarksburg
Virginia Tarvin
Rose Vachon
Lord
Joanne Weis
Parkers- W. Va
Ellen White
Clarks- W. Va
Ann Holeker
Crestline
Jean Hughes
Newark
Ellen Irwin
Shaker Heights
Ruthe Johnson
Youngstown
Elinor Loomis
Cleveland
Mary Ellen McCreery
Helen Radford
Maryalice Sallade
Doris Warren
Nelsonville
PI Beta Phi
Dorothy Appell
Lakewood
Nancy Stewart Arthur
Gretchen Barstow
Mary Hughes
Dea Sue McPherson
Marilyn Covert
Mary Treat Beresford
East Lansing
Mich
Nancy, Ferguson
Point Pleasant
W. Was
Jeanne Kibler
Mary Longenecker
iDonna Pritchard
Margaret Sinclair
Dorothy Speaker
Mollie Stearns
Ione Stewart
Huntington
Alpha Delta PI
Betty Armstrong
Mary Ann Carpenter
Celina
Joan iCroy
Cumberland
Carolyn Dun Ilap
Pontiac
Yi Patricia Jetter
Shirley Jones
Pat Kohl
Butler
Mariann Malony
Pat Mast
Dayton
Esther Marnay
Martha Matson
Brookville
Sally Jo Menshouse
Charleston
Marilyn Mielke
Sandusky
Elizabeth Mitchell
Irene Krzys
Virginia Reed
Geauga Lake
Janet Reitz
Olean
N. Y
Isabelle Schnake
Canton
Jean Torrence
New Kensington
Marjorie Spring
PHI Sigma Sigma
Janice Bloom
Edith Ernest
N.Y
Elaine Fagin
Cleveland Heights
Beverly Goldfinger
Brooklyn
Minam Klopper
Janice Mordell
Sylvia Oberferst
Liberty
N. J
Deloris Rubin
Judith Sadowsky
Passaic
Elaine Satisky
Newport News
Fall fashion for teen girls involves ETO inspired coats and tunic looks
Teens adopt battlejack jackets and trench coats with slimmed waists while keeping practical coats for suits. Hunter shirts and bell hop jackets appear, with polo coats trimmed for a boyish line yet cinched at the waist. Midriff jackets replace sweaters, paired with separates to suggest grown up tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsue Kinakl
New York
Ohio Women Are Sitting Pretty in Fashion World
Ohio women are praised for fashion sense by New York designers visiting Columbus. Sondheim and Trigere say Ohio shoppers can achieve New York style with quality clothing and strong retail support. They urge retailers to stock well and focus on grooming, carriage, and guidance for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
N. Y
Columbus
P —Ohio
New York
Middlewest
Herbert Sondheim
Nework
Moeting
Robert Trigere
Sondheim
Oho
Trigere
Sigma Phi Gamma at Legion Home meeting notes
Mrs. Betty Trasin presided at the American Legion Home as Sigma Phi Gamma held its regular meeting with former Athens resident Mrs. Irene Worley in attendance. Prizes went to Helen Dorothy Ogg and Cora Mae Yeager. refreshments were by Mabel Harris Ines Ruth Yeager and Marianne Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Trasin
Sigma Phi Gamma
American Legion
Irene Worley
Athens
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
Helen Dorothy Ogg
Cora Mae Yeager
Mabel Harris
Ines Ruth Yeager
Marianne Bailey
Pallas Club Opens Year With “People On Our Side” Program
The Pallas Club met at the Elmwood home of Mrs. Anna K. Price with 18 members present. Mrs. Howard Goodwin introduced Mrs. Fred Luchs who spoke on former Secretary Anthony Eden and Sir Stafford Cripps, launching the year’s series on “People on Our Side.” A contribution was voted for the Athens Community Chest and the next meeting is set for Oct. 13 with Mrs. Emmett Bowles on Franklin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE — Pallas Club
J. J. Crumley
Pallas
Anna K. Price
Elmwood
Howard Goodwin
Fred Luchs
Athens Community Chest
Emmett Bowles
Franklin Ave
Registration Hop at Ohio University Opens Sept Night
The annual Registration Hop at Ohio University will follow the football game with Bowling Green. Percy Lowry and his orchestra from Columbus will play in the Men's Gym from 8 to 12 pm in an informal dance. The Freshman Queen will be chosen from 11 dormitory candidates and announced that evening. Tickets are $1.50 at Logan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Percy Lowry
Columbus
Jon Moren
Tee
Logan
Personal notices and local social happenings around town
Mr. and Mrs. C C Mantz and Mr. and Mrs Roy Dupler return from two weeks at Summerland Beach Buckeye Lake. Sunday guests at the Perry Russell home include Mr and Mrs D C Russell and daughter Linda Russell Kan Mr and Mrs S D Russell and Mrs E F Perkins Huntington W V and their parents Mr and Mrs D H Russell Albany. D C Russell to Kansas this week. Mrs Freda Risley and son Billie Joe Richland Ave were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Waltz. Fred Lee Tom flew to Zanesville to sing two solos at the Central M E Church. Louella LaFollett piloted at the new Municipal Airport. Tom reports a 50 minute return trip. Mr and Mrs Richard Heidrick Wichita Falls Tex and Mr and Mrs Frank Knox Columbus were dinner guests of Mrs Ella Pierce mother of Mrs Knox and aunt of Mrs Heidrick. W F Hartley 75 West State St of The C D Shafer Co was weekend guest of brothers Walter and William Hartley and families Columbus. Mrs George Kaler 108 E State St relocated to Sheltering Arma Hospital after a fractured hip from a fall. Athens Township PTA opens Sept 28 8 p m Mechanicsburg School with Athens Township 4-H Club program featuring a playset style revue and 4-H songs. Cookies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Russell
Lancaster St
Db. C. Russell
Linda
Russell
Kan
D. Russell
Glouster
E. F. Perkins
Huntington
W.va
D. H. Russell
Albany
D.C. Russell
Kansas
Wwe
Fred Lee
Tom
Zanesville
M. E
Mise Louella LaFollett
Richard Heidrick
Wichita Falls
Tex
Frank Knox
Columbus
Ella Pierce
Stimson Ave
Pierce
Knox J
Heidrick
Kappa Phi Group Hosts Meeting At Benz Home
Kappa Phi Alumnae met Monday evening at 34 Fairview Ave the Benz home. Mrs H BR Beng hosted with Miss Sue Bilal presiding and Miss Edith Miller outlining the year’s plans. Guests included Mr Don Allen Mrs Allen and Mrs E Co Class returning from California. 600 PARENTS OF A SON Mr and Mrs Clyda Whitlatch announce the birth of Robert Ross Monday Sept 24. Grandparents Mrs Mary Hought and Mr and Mrs Harve Whitlatch of New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
H. BR. Beng
Fairview Ave
Sue Bilal
Maryanne McKay
Edith Miller
Don Allen
Allen
E. Co
California
Clyda Whitlatch
Robert Ross
Whitlatches
Judy
Mary Hought
Harve Whitlatch
New Marshfield
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Britton
Matella
Christine
Phyllis Devine
Intvilie
N. Ya
Ia Gamma Delta
Ais
Drus
Aoo Shade TA Memorial Shade Pta
Gold Star
Lincoln St
Herbert
Plains Garden Club
Ray Morhacl
Eureka
Nye Chevrolet Company
Nye Chevrolet
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Mary Lewis
Jill
Pythian Sisters
Gratia Pratt
Elmer Poston
Hocking St
CMC
Norma Dry
Shannon Ave
Sans
Pocahontas Lodge
Ernest McGinner
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Christian Church
Grace B. Richmond
Masonic Temple
U.C.D
Lucy Michael
Morris Ave
Central P.T.A
H. €. Pendry
S. FB. Gilmore
Bishop
Central Ave. Methodist Church
R. M. van Dyke
Race St
Harry Cokenougher
E. Mulberry St
Ray Barnhart
Lenna McClannahan
Mill
Amere Club
Everett Lewis
May Ave
Arden Place
East Side Sewing
East Side Sewing Club
H. M. Bennett
Montrose Ave
Jaynes
S. Court S
Jenderge
McKee Drug Co
The
Prescription State of
Legion Home
Fred B. Rowland
Rowland
Pvt
Owen Snedden
U.S. Army
A. L. Snedden
Kyril
Bobbie
Martha
Owen L. Snedden
Mickey Lee
NOBLE
C. C. Mantz
Roy Dupler
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Freda Risley
Billie ‘Joe
Richland Ave
Joseph Waltz
Lancaster
W. F. Hartley
West State St
C. D. Shafer Co
Walter and
William Hartley
Columbus, Co
George Kaler
Arma Hospital
Breder Tiger
Gaby Oil
Prescription Store
Kappa Phi Group
Benz
Garde
Federal
James H. Wilson
Security Bank
Coca-Cola Coufant
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cola
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
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