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The Holy I IT A v ll hold
its monthly meHmg hunda Oct
17, at 2:30 p.m. in the school. Fa
ther Bennitf Apph'-./e, dion'.-iin
superintendent ol school- will be
the principal speaki
New officers ol the PTA are
Mrs. Paul Metz, pre ulen: Mrs.
Donahue, vice-president Mrs.
Fields, secretary, and Mrs. Bick
erdt, treasurer.
The committee chairmen for the
coming year include Mrs. Wilma
Martin, program
Shott, publicity
Mrs. Kerins, Mrs.
Mrs. Lewis, welfare Mrs. Allegrini.
refreshments Mrs. Bertha Mona
han, bake sale, and Mrs. Spencer,
euchre party.
Mrs. Virginia
Mrs. Meharry.
Scothorn and
The Corpus Christi PTA be
gins a series of monthly socials
tonight, Oct. 15. from 9 to 12,
in the social hall. Music will be
provided by the
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GROVEPORT Sunday, Oct. 24.
is the date for the Annual Smor
gasbord Dinner and Gift Bazaar
sponsored by the Altar Society of
St. Mary Church. Dinner will be
served from 1 to 7 p.m.
Mrs. James M. Sheridan and
Mrs. Ray Seipel are co-chairmen
of this year's committee. The
Bazaar will be directed by
Paul Black and Mrs. Dewey
maker.
Gift
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Shu-
the
DOVER A resume of
article. "Full Life or Family
Life,” was presented by Mrs. Jay
Langford at the last meeting of
the Regina Study Club in the
home of Mrs. Edward Bazzoli.
Mrs.
cussion of the current
topic, "Protestants Search
Unity.”
James Mayhall led the dis
event
for
Mrs. William Evans will
hostess at the next meeting.
be
All members of the Tabernacle
Society are asked to attend Bene
diction Wednesday/Oct. 20. at 3
p.m., in the chapel of the Sisters
of Notre Dame Convent, 331 E.
Rich St.
ITOmen s League Plana Annual Donation Tea
The Catholic Women's League will hoid its annual Donation
of the Carmelite Monastery, at the horr». of Mrs. Robert Hagman. Sr., 248 S. Harding-rd, from '*:00 4:30
p. m. Mrs. S. J. Gallione, social chairman for the organization, has selected Mrs. Clarence Snouffer as
general chairman who will be assisted by Mrs. Clyde Posey nd Miss Mary Geist. Presiding at the tea
table will be Misses Lucy Amborski Helen Corbett, Nell Flautt, Mrs. John West, Mrs. Phillip Ficocelia,
Mrs. Alexander Glockner ano Mrs. Charles Stephsn. Hostesses named include Mrs Earl McAllister,
Mrs. W:lliam Donahue, Mrs. Dwight Stith, Mrs. S. Kelly, Mrs. J. P. Charles, Mrs. Harry Schmidt,
Mrs. L. E. Johnson, Mrs. Norman Altman, Sr., Mrs. Verne Tubbs, Mrs. F. A. Hays, Mrs W. j. Dolan,
Mrs. J. Real Neth, Mrs. Alex Royer, Mrs. William Higgins, Mrs. Charles Felker, Mrs. Dorothy Chadwell,
and Mrs. Robert Carroll, and Misses Mary Bentz,
Mary Louise Hill, Betty McNeil, Mary Grogan, Ann O'Rourke, Helena McManus and Mary Lindi
more. Musical selections by the Hagman Trio and vocal selections by Mrs. C. H. Snouffer, will highlight
the entertainment. Pictured above are, left to right, Miss Geist, Mrs. Hagman and Mrs. Snouffer.
Of Interest To W omen
Bv Our Correspondents
New officers of the holy Spir
it Altar and Rosary Society will
be installed at the next meeting,
Thursday, Oct. 22. The new slate
includes Mrs. Robert Hoskins,
president Mrs. Darwin Phelps,
vice-president Mrs. Walter Corn
well, secretary Mrs. Edward
Schaefer. Catholic charities, and
Mrs. Bertrand Landrine. religious
activities.
A social hour will follow the
business meeting.
JOHNSTOWN The Church of
the Ascension is sponsoring a so
cial at the Sportsman s Club Satur
day night, Oct. 23. Admission is
50 cents per person. The public is
cordially invited.
Newly elected officers of the par
ish Altar and Rosary Society are
Mrs. Harold Krumm. president
Mrs. Howard Myers, vice-president:
Mrs. James Wagner, secretary, and
Mrs. Harlan Glenn, treasurer.
COSHOCTON Approximate
ly 60 were in attendance al the
covered dish supper sponsored
recently by the Catholic Wom
en's Club in Sacred Heart school
Plans for a fall festival at Holy Rosary Church, E. Main St., and
Seymour Ave., Wednesday, Oct. 27, are being completed by parish
committees headed by (left to right) Mrs. R. L. Kunkier, Leo Eberst,
and Louis M. French. Mrs. Kunkler is chairman of the dinner com
mittee, Eberst heads the ticket committee, and French is in charge
of entertainment. The festival this year will take the place of the
monthly dinners the parish has held in past years, according to Mon
signor Herman 2. Mattingly, pastor of Holy Rosary parish. This
year's festival will be featured by a swiss steak dinner in the church
basement from 5 to 8 p. m. two free demonstrations to be pre
sented in the school hall by the home service department of the
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. judging and award of prizes
donated by neighborhood merchants in cake-baking contest for
women of the parish, and a prize drawing. Funds raised at the
festival will be used to reduce the parish debt.
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Catherine Boorn, Ruth Clifford, Kathleen Smith,
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hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Rob
ert McDevitt, Mrs. Paul Bran
non, Mrs. Leota Kestler. Mrs.
Everett Gilmore. Mrs. Bert Gey
er. Mrs. Charles Bell. Mrs. Thom
as W. Carton. Miss Cecilia Matt,
and Miss Fiances Weaver.
Mrs. Oliver H. Stevning, pres
ident. presided over the business
meeting. Following a social eve
ning. Mrs. John Bales and Mrs.
Myron Wilson recei ’ed high
score favors in bridge and hiu
sey, respectively. Mrs. J. L. Wag
ner received the high score in
games.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday, Nov. 4, with Mrs. Le
roy Sulcer, Mrs. Clifford Buer
kel. Mrs. Gertrude Stansel, Mrs.
Richard Walsh. Mrs. James Mc
Cabe, Mrs. Floyd McConnell,
Mrs. Milo Bretzius. Mrs. Robert
McNichols and Miss Mary Wag
ner as hostess.
MARION Mrs. Charlotte Her
tenstein was elected regent at a
meeting last week of Our Lady of
Victory Circle No. 388, Daughters
of Isabella.
Other officers are: Mrs. Mar
guerite Uhl, vice regent Mrs. Dor
is D'Amato, recording secretary:
Mrs.
secretary
treasurer
tee
an
tor
lor
Rosella Cochran, financial
Mrs. Catherine Broun,
Miss Mary Conroy, trus-
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
Jeannette Sens, custodi
Loreen Shockley, moni
Regina Lawler, chancel
Catherine Everly, inner
guard Mrs. Mary Cusick, outer
guard Mrs. Mary Quick, scribe
Mrs. Lucille Osmun. organist Mrs.
Grace Decker, first guide Mrs.
Josephine Millisor, second guide
and Mrs. Antoinette Ross, banner
bearer.
Officers will be installed Nov. 2.
Plans were announced for a social
meeting Oct. 19, with Mrs. Mar
garet Beverly and Mrs. Catherine
Brown as co-chairmen.
On Sunday, Oct. 3, a class of
candidates was initiated in cere
monies held in the Elks clubrooms.
The candidates designated as the
Marian Year Class, and members
of the circle attended the 7:30
Mass and received Communion in a
body.
Miss Margaret Lawler headed
the degree staff for the initiatory
work and
J. Osmun.
pianist was Mrs. Harold
included Mrs. Louise
of Sandusky, state re­
Guests
K. Riedy
gent Mrs. Mildred Bowman of Sid
ney, state vice regent: Miss Mar
garet K. Quinlisk of Sidney, past
state regent Mrs. Dorothy Patrick
of Springfield, state secretary
Miss Catherine Liston of Zanes
ville, Miss Margaret Creager of
Chillicothe, Mrs. Ellen Watt of
Dayton, trustees: Mrs. Louise Bow
ler of Lima. Mrs. Elizabeth Ase
lage of Sidney. Mrs. Florine Ket
terer of Fremont. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brody of Toledo. Mrs. Sylvia Fan
tauzzo of Norwalk. Mrs. Rose Fort
ney of Bellevue, Mrs. Grace Kerch
ner of Tiffin. Mrs. Marie Sullivan
of London, regents.
Mrs. William Simmons, regent of
Our Uady of Victory Circle and
treasurer of the state circle, pre
sented gifts to the state officers.
Mrs. Riedy gave a talk on the work
of the organization.
A tea and social hour followed.
Committees, the first named serv
ing as chairmen, were Miss Marie
Wolf, Mrs. Robert Ramroth, Mrs.
L. A. Axe, Mrs. H. H. Cooper. Mrs.
Mary Maxwell. Miss Geneva Krus-
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present, a 1.000-acre ranch 35 miles
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Paul Leser, Mrs. T. J. Coffey
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Charles Faurot, Mrs. Ray M.
enrode, Mrs. Stanley W.
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Mrs. Andrew Ross, Miss Vivian
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“The Bible and
used as the basis
DOVER
for discussion at the recent
meeting of the Blessed Martin
Study Club. Father David Di ess
man. pastor of St. Joseph church,
was discussion leader. Mrs. Hen
ry Fearon was hostess. During
the business session, the group
voted to donate money to the
Blessed Martin Pilgrimage. Mrs.
Rob Finley will be hostess at the
November meeting.
The St. Ann Altar Society of St.
Michael parish. Worthington, is
sponsoring a games party to be
held Oct. 20 in the new school hall.
Tickets .50: table and door prizes,
refreshments.
The Elizabethan Guild open
ed its fall season with its Fall
Tea at the home of Miss Blanche
Meagher yesterday afternoon.
The tea is helo each year to
honor those who have been inv it
ed to become members of the
Guild. Miss Anna Marie Cline. 24
E Third Ave., was general chair
man of the event, assisted by
past presidents of the Guild as
hostesses.
During the past week pros
pective members were invited to
the Convent of the Dominican
Sisters of the Sick Poor to meet
Sister Clara Mane and officers
and board members of 4 the
Guild. Those receiving invitations
were:
Mrs. John Angiim, Mrs. Jo
seph Brosmer, Mrs. Thomas Bo
land, Mrs. Gerard Berry, Jr.,
Mrs. John E. Gambs. Mrs. Ed
win Hibarger. Mrs. John R. Hol
den. Mrs. George Igel, Jr.. Mrs.
James Kennedy. Mrs. William
Morgan. Mrs. A. A. Sanders. Mrs.
James Trapp. Mrs. Edward Vacth
and Mrs. Edward Murphv
Clover Leal Clubs
Plan Annual Partv
The Clover Leaf Clubs of St. An
ihony s Hospi’al are sponsoring a
Harvest Party to be held at the
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Eck-
on Friday, Oct. 22 from 9:30 p.m,
club’s
to 1 am. This will be the
fall project.
Mrs. I^eo Ruisinger, the
dent, has appointed Mrs.
150 S. Ashburton Rd.,
presi
Morris
Ijams, 150 S. Ashburton Rd., as
geneial chairman, and Mrs. Ed
ward Rpdel. 2971 Wicklow Rd as
Mrs.
The party is an annual affair
sponsored by all members of the
Clover Leafs to help the sisters of
St. Anthony Hospital care for the
aged and the chronic ill. In addi
tion, the proceeds are used to buy
equipment the hospital needs.
Tickets to the party will he avail
able at the door.
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