Garden Club Plans For Regional Meeting
Athens Garden and Nature Club hosts the September meeting at the Cottage Tea House and outlines plans for the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Region 11 meeting on Nov. 11 at First Methodist Church. The convention flower show featured period arrangements and unique containers.
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Ernest Baughman
Gomer Jones
Athens
Ray Smith
Edith Barrows
Wath
James Wilson
Social Calendar Highlights From Carbondale and Area events
A Saturday social calendar lists rummage sales at the National Guard Armory and Carbondale Methodist Church, a Pratts Fork Cemetery Association meeting, Loyal Temperance Legion gathering, a Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary sale, Albany Grange birthday dinner, a Moose Hall Round and Square Dance, and a Get Acquainted Tea hosted by Ohio University Dames.
Beveridges Entertain At Family Reunion
The 35th annual Beveridge family reunion occurred on Floyd Beveridge’s lawn in New Marshfield. A noon basket dinner preceded an afternoon business meeting led by president George Beveridge. officers elected included Robert Winning as vice president and Donna Dearth as secretary-treasurer. Oldest attendees were Mrs. Mayme Winning of Athens and Joseph Barron of New Marshfield. Children’s games were run by Donna Dearth, and the 1964 reunion will again be held at the same location. Several attendees from Athens, New Marshfield, and nearby towns listed. WOUB listings for classical music will be available by contacting WOUB Radio.
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DAR
Byron A. Wolfe
Nabby Lee
Fritz Wheaton
Hockingport
Elizabeth Beatty
Wheaton
Johnson
Mildred Chatter
H. L. Atkinson
Gordon Gray
Dow Grones
Martin Hecht
William Harmon
R. C. Wickham
Mariam Morse
J. S. Sherrard
Larry Lackey
R. S. Jones
Leona Pickard
Beatty
Marian Coe
Marian Kirk
Margaret Kasten
den Club
Edith Barrows
Violet Bryan
Floyd Linscott
Walter Smith
Elmo Scott
Violet Bragan
Scott
Elwood Daugherty
Paul Tipton
Beveridge
Floyd Beveridge
New Marshfield
George Beveridge
Robert Winning
Donna Dearth
Mayme Winning
Athens
Joseph Barron
Alice Winning
Shirley Kosmack
Detroit
Mich
Judy Schuler
Jo Zahn
Marysville
J. R. Winning
Plain City
Douglas
Swineheart
Heloise hints on clever kitchen nests and simple fixes
A collection of reader tips on cooking eggs in toast nests, marking home arrivals with colored paper, protecting cabinet shelves with clear plastic guards, a joke about lubricating a squeaky door with oil, a family reunion notice for George Wolfe Sr., and a sewing pattern promotion. The items span domestic hacks, personal notices, and a pattern order form.
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Heloise
Athens naval reserve cooks out at Vere Smith home
Members of Athens Naval Reserve unit and their wives attended a Thursday cook-out at the home of Mr and Mrs Vere Smith in Coolville Ridge. Other local social notes include university staff visits and faculty moves across Ohio.
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Athens’ Naval Reserve Unit
Vere Smith
Coolville Ridge
Ann Davidson
John Davidson
New Marshfield Rd
Kingsway College
Oshawa
Ontario
Canada
Miss Davidson
Ohio University
Europe
Gill Brown
Carol Ziegler
Suzanne
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Beebe
Beebe
Thomas Hamilton
Middletown
Dorothy Haag
Columbus
Claris Beebe
Dayton
Masons to Meet Marshfield Lodge 426
New Marshfield Constitution Lodge 426 FAM will gather Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple for its regular meeting with members urged to attend.
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New Marshfield
Brother Joe McMillin Dead in Clarksburg West Virginia
Mrs. Carl Richards of Athens Route 5 is notified of the death of her oldest brother Joe McMillin in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Carl Richards
Athens
Joe McMillin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Broadway Hit To Play Marietta Theater
A Thousand Clowns, Broadway comedy hit, comes to the Colony Theater in Marietta for two performances on Oct 8 at 5 30 and 8 45 p.m. John Ireland and Donald Red Barry star, with Ireland in the prankster role and Barry known as Red Ryder on film and TV.
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Colony Theater
Marietta
John Ireland
Colony
Peking
Donald “Red” Barry
Mr. Ireland
Mr. Barry
Red
Red Ryder
A Thousand Clowns at Colony Theatre
A writer who detests his steady job creates chaos with his 12 year old nephew. A female Welfare Bureau investigator falls for the bohemian guardian in a circus of clowns. Herb Gardner’s first play features romance and a witty guardianship dilemma. Mail orders and box office details are provided.
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Chuckles the Chipmunk
Child Welfare Bureau
Welfare Bureau
Herb Gardner
Gardner
New York Drama Critics
Colony Theatre
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