As Buckeye football players link arms after a game and join fans in the singing of Carmen Ohio, trumpets mimic the sound of chiming bells to underscore the importance of the tie between student and alma mater against the rush of time. Last month, I sensed a touch of what may even be a stronger human tie when so many women I’ve come to know and like over the years gathered in the Walter Frank Social Center at the Ohio Masonic Community to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Clark County Chapter of the Ohio State University Parents Association. RELATED: Springfield tied to the mother of modern CSI work Despite the name change back in 1988 to include fathers, the anniversary meeting showed the club to be essentially what it began as on March 10, 1942: The Ohio State University Mothers Club. The roughly 20 women seated on folding chairs around…
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