Miss Sanders Becomes Bride Saturday Night in Lawrence Herron Union
Miss Mona D Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs HB Sanders married Lawrence E Herron son of Mrs Fred Herron at 6 pm in the First Christian Church parsonage. The bride wore blue chiffon. Attendant was her sister Alexa Bertine Sanders. best man Herman Herron. Guests included sisters Bea Sanders Anna Hughes Mae Herron and others. The couple will live at 155 Morris Ave. Herron Brothers partnership involved. Fred Herron hosted a wedding dinner today for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sanders
Lawrence Herron
Mona D. Sanders
BR. Sanders
Lawrence EB. Herron
Fred Herron
West Carpenter Street
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Afiex Bertine Sanders
Herman Herron
Bea Sanders
Anna Hugnes
Mae Herron
Kenneth Coulter
Ass Pachel Syx
Pete Becher
Athens Eagh School
Law Figns
Jones and Erskine
New
Alarshfield High School
Wisconsin School of Eingineering
Firmis
Herron Brothers
Morris Aue
Herron
Oman Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Church
Mrs Downs presided as program leader for the Oman Missionary Society of the Christian Church. The session opened with a singing led by Mrs H C Bobo. Mrs E W Bingman led the devotional reading on the Parable of the Sower from Mark, describing the four soils and conditions of mind and heart for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
S . G. Pedige
H. C. Bobo
E. W. Bingman
Mark
World Hunger Talk Highlights Church Meeting Debates
Mrs Ol Skidmore led prayer as the program featured duets by Mrs Gibson and Mrs Person and a talk by Mrs Reed Downs on World Hunger. Downs compared Russian harvests with forty years ago, urging charity and the church’s mission for abundant life through spiritual hunger and knowledge. Anne Balenger presented Evangelism in India by bicycle, Ford and ox cart, with Mrs Ruston accompanying and Mrs Strahl leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol. Skidmore
Thormas Gibson
E. J. Person
Reed Downs
Ian
Christ
Downs
Anne Balenger
India
Ford
Gisson
Person
William Ruston
Myrtiei Strahl
Aea
Entertains Bridge Club and Guests at New Marshfield
A bridge gathering at the New Marshfield Fad home featured three tables. High score went to Mrs Virgil Davis, second to Mrs Harry Cokenougher. Present were Mrs R M Van Dyke, Mrs E A Guthrie, Mrs S Burson, Mrs Wargil Day, Mrs D Everett, Miss Gertrude Pritchard, Mrs Charles Farrow, Mrs Harry Cokenougher, Mrs Farley Burdette, Mrs Fred McCoy, and Mrs LN McHurg. guest Margaret Walburnen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Virgil] Davis
Harry Cokenougher
R. MM. van Dyke
E. A. Guthrie
Burson
Wargil
D. Everett
Gertrude Pritchard
Charles Farrow
Harry Cakenough
Party Celebrates Daughter Dorothys Fifth Birthday
Floyd Dinsmoore entertained a group of small girls for Dorothy Dinsmoore s fifth birthday party from 3 to 5 pm. Pink and white decorations framed a large lit cake. Gifts poured in as refreshments were served by Joan Stanley and Inez Burgette. Attendees included Maxine Cooper Harriet Lee Simons Evelyn Ayres Jacqueline Burgette Dana Ayres Lorama Gavers Marylan Chesser Theresa Beal and Dorothy Dinsmoore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Dinsmoore
Dorothy
Joan Stanley
Inez Burgette
Maxine Cooper
Harriet Lee Simons
Evelyn Ayres
Jacqueline Burgette
Dana Ayres
Lorama Gavers
Marylan Chesser
Theresa Beal
Dorothy Dinsmoore
Family leisure study guides readers on child activity
An excerpt from Parents' Magazine discusses family life and child activity. It notes the aim to build sympathy and provide guidance for family time. The event centers on a discussion about forced recreation and its impact on family solidarity, with a hostess and her daughters assisting.
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Mies UE
Ciorn
Fez
Kataleen Fo
Surprise party for husband’s birthday at central home
Jones entertained with four surprise party guests on Thursday night for her husband’s birthday. Wade Bean won high score and Cliff Trobe was second. Refreshments were served. attendees included Mr and Mrs Hughes, Mr and Mrs Tribe, Sr and Mrs Dubt, Mr and Mrs Bean, and the honor guest Mr Jones.
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Jones
Central Ue
Wade Bean
Cliff Trobe
Ws G Hughes
Cuff Tribe
Oliver Dubt
Matie
Husbands Welcome at Club May Dinner
Current Events Club met at Rete on Pearl M Street with Mrs. Worthman presiding in president Gamertsfelder’s absence. Twenty-two members attended roll call and heard Mrs. Kerr read The Giver of Bread about Eleanor Roosevelt. Additional readings and piano solos followed. The next meeting will be a six o’clock dinner at The Eastwood honoring members' husbands.
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Eleanor Rooghselt
Phiippines
Little Knight
Jean Houf
Exeteth Atkinson
Ivy Piane
Bach
Yoo Wil
Eastwood
Athens Churches Plan Community Tea
Athens churches plan a Community Tea to support County Health eye and throat clinics for indigent children at the Presbyterian Church in May. The Home Missionary Wee Society of First Methodist led prayers and readings, with reports on rugs woven for an admission school and other charity work, plus a district convention set for April in Lancaster.
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Home Missionary Wee Society of First Methodist Church
George
Drake
A. F. Whaley
Second Corinthians
Afsie Mina Fry
Ausiliary Fund
Ella Buxton
Lookout Committee
H. T. Farrar
Evangelism
Athens
Presbyterian Church
P. G. Dowler
C. M. Copeland
F. C. Schilling
C. E . Atkinson
John Woods
Fred Wheaton
W. BE. Drake
Ralph Wooda
Natalie Slaughter
Fred Slaughter
S.S. Carpenter
Surprise bridal shower held after regular club meeting
Mrs. A Elza Linscott the Bank of Athen National Bank bookkeeper and member of the Business and Professional Worm's Club received a surprise shower at the Thursday club meeting. Attendants included Misses Delle, Fhisternall, Naomi Black, Thelma Palmer, with Harriett Musgrave presenting gifts. The event featured bridal decor and a basket of gifts, and plans were made for a club song for the State convention May 14-15 at Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Linscott
Evelyn Joy
Bank of Athen National Bank
Rogni
Aira
Hiss Delle
Naomi Black
Ass Thelma Palmer
Harrietta Musgrave
Walter Musgrave
Indi
Vomimitlee
Hotel Gibson
Cincinmatis
Gladys Jones
Susa Lucille Duffee
Helen Cross
Misa Ethel
Dasa Leng
Lucile Duffee
Mary Gilham
Ramona Hughes
Lulu Wilkes
Afies Brooks
Martzolff Class Plans Aid for Needy Families
The Alariz-1 Class met in regular session at the First Methodist Church to discuss the plight of needy families and map relief efforts. Devotions were led by Mrs. Elery Michael. Miss Louise Kelley performed piano solos. Miss mie McClintock and Mrs. W C Vat Mingus delivered readings. vocal duets by Ar L W Kelley and Mr Fred Coffey complemented the program. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. B W Oxley and her group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Elery Michael
Louise Kelley
Mie McClintock
W. C. Vat Mingus
Ar. L W. Kelley
Fred Coffey
B. W. Oxley
Progressive Club Eighth Annual Dinner Held at Mrs Roy Andrews Home
The Progressive Literary Club held its eighth annual dinner Tuesday evening at 72 May Avenue the home of Mrs Roy Andrews. Mrs Fred Slaughter presided with Mise Blanche Firsterwald in charge of the program. Local lodge activities included Nannie Loom Rebekah Lodge and Mrs Freda Witleck presiding at the Noble Grand session with games and a social hour following the lodge work. Several notices of travel and visits across towns appear among other social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Roy Andrews
May Avenue
Fred Slaughter
Mise Blanche Firsterwald
Bannie Cllom Lodge
Nannie Uloom Rebekah Lodge
Freda Witleck
Noble Grand
Calendar notices of local clubs and meetings in town
The week brings multiple gatherings. The League of Women Voters meets Monday at 7 30 with Mrs C M Coulter to discuss primary information. The Woolley’s Tuesday Club hosts guests and a dinner at 6 30 with a program. The Tuesday Needle Club meets with Miss Linde Hackman on Tuesday at 7 20. Higley Study Circle moves to the Chamber of Commerce for a 2 00 Wednesday talk by Miss Jane Atwood. Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae meet Wednesday at 7 45 at The Eastwood. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge convenes Thursday at 7 30 in I C C F Hall. Lydia Lash Evans Club hosts Martha Washington tea Thursday at 2 20 in Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs Palmer and Mrs Dowict hosting.
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League of Women Voters
C. M. Coulter
North College
Misa Mary Connett
Mary
Helen Fretts
Higley
Mra. c. W. Gross
Chamber of Commerce
Jane Atwood
Nannie Allom
Lydia Lash Evans
Martha Washington
Palmer
John W. Dowict
Alpha Gamma Delta
Greta Lash
University Terrace
Church groups schedule meetings and socials this week
Local church and club circles announce a busy slate of gatherings. Married People's Class pot luck at First Christian Church Tuesday at 6 pm. details and hostesses for Sayre Circle Hobson Study Circle Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae and other groups listed with times and addresses. A literary review session features works by Cabell and Cather. Grandmother Brown biography review set for Saturday at the Pallas Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Girl Scout Troops Attend Athens Grounds Bird Study
Members of Molly Forget-Me-Not Patrols of Troop 3 hiked to Athens State Hospital grounds on Saturday, cooked breakfast, and noted 11 bird species. Patrols held meetings Friday, testing compass and signaling, while members shared bird stories and dog or lamb tales. Several scouts passed tests in Observation, table settings, health, and signaling. May 21 marked tenderfoot investiture for Mary Cheatham and partial test passes for others.
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Molly and
Troop No. 3
Girl Scouts
Athens State Hospital
Court of Awards
Mary Cheatham
Dolores Davis
Freida Gloeckner
Phylis Laughlin
Helen McCalph
Mary Ann Smith
Baritone Price to Give Senior Graduation Recital at OU
Robert Price, baritone in Ohio University School of Music, will present his senior graduation recital at Alumni Memorial Auditorium Tuesday at 8 PM. The program spans 16th to 20th century works by Carissimi Back Gluck Handel Schumann Rubenstein Wagner Tchaikovsky Nevin Hambien Rogers Hand and includes Don Juans Serenade. Alberta Kimmerine accompanies. Price, of Wellston, belongs to Glee Club Choir University Band and is Phi Mu Alpha president and Sigma Pi member.
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Robert Price
School of Music
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditory
Cc. C. Robinson
Carissimi
Back
Gluck
Handel
Schumann
Rubenstein
Wagner
Tchaikowsky
Die Beschen Grenadiers
Die Throne
Evening Star
Tannhauser
Don Juan
Ethelbert Nevin
Bernard Hambien
James H. Rogers
Michael Hand
Alberta Kimmeriine
Price
Wellston
Phi Su Alpha
Sigtaa Pi
Biology class visits Athens from Greens Run High
Twenty Greens Run High School biology students and their teacher Oren Justice toured Athens on Friday. They visited The Messenger building, Ohio University Museum, Edwin Watt Chubb Library, and the new South Bridge.
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Athens
Greens Run High School
Oren Justice
Messenger
Ohio University Museum
Edwin Watt Chubb
New South Bridge
Salvation Army to Give Free Seed Packets to Families
The Salvation Army will distribute one hundred packets of assorted garden seeds at the Salvation Army Building Saturday afternoon, announced Adjutant Bernard Stone. The seeds, provided by Union Ferry Road Associates in Athens, target families who can grow a garden but cannot afford seeds. Those interested should call at the Army building. Seed varieties include pole beans, green beans, and other vegetables. more distribution planned later.
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Fearden
Salvation Army
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Salvation Ar
Union Areery
Athens
Army
Stune
Model League urges Japanese withdrawal from Shanghai
The fourth annual Model League of Nations Assembly at Ohio University called for all Japanese troops except those protecting the Shanghai International Settlement to withdraw within 28 days, creating a 20 mile neutral zone. A neutral-zone international police force was proposed, with disarmament debated and Liberia questioned. Delegates from many colleges and nations participated, and Oberlin College was slated to host next year.
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International Settlement
Shanghai
Hihe
Model League of Nations Assembly
Ohio University
Ohio Calles
League
Shanghe
Model League
Versailes
Trianon
Aircra
Cnal
Ion
Liberia
League Assembly
United States
Nate Elnefs
Great Batani
Cincinnati University
Germany
Sonhomer
Miami
France
Wusuington
Czechoslovakia
Oberlin
Hungary
Western College
Italy
Otterbein
Japan
Cincinnati
Kenyon
India
Ohio Wesseyen
Netherlands
Rio Grande
Argentina
Antioch
Canada
Wittenberg
Austria
China
Marietta
Poland
Defiance
Norway
Ohio State
Great Britain
Oberim College
Engineers Honored at Ohio University Initiation
Nine Ohio University students were initiated into Pt Epsilon Mu engineers' fraternity as part of a ceremony honoring the future engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee E Bailey
Athens
Damon Keairns
Oak Hill
Ohio University
Pt Epsilon Mu
Engineers’ Fraternity
Fewer Delinquent Slips Are Delivered at University
University records show a drop in delinquent slips distributed to students mid semester. Registar Frank B. notes 90 students had work listed mid semester, 33 remained at end of first quarter, 42 dispatched by third quarter. About 291 slips were mailed first quarter and 285 by third quarter, reflecting improved compliance.
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Obi
Regsstar
Frank B
It May Rain Today But Friday Was Nice
Weather summary notes Friday warmth with a high near 6 and night drop to 26. Saturday brought cloudiness and a forecast of showers and cooler temperatures. wind shift expected, with rain in the distance. Hocking River receded to 46 feet after higher readings earlier in the week.
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Hine
Mercury
Hocking
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Lorene Avenue
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South High Street
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E. L. Hooper
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Congress Street
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Frank B. Guilum
W. L. Gard
Linde Hackman
Alpha Xi Delta
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Jewett
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B. A. Dalton
Sunnyside Drive
Hobson Study Circle
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Frank
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Willa Cather
Goldie Morris
Morris Avena
Cub
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Stewart Street
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Mary Connett
Pallas Club
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Mrs. Brown
Clara Weller
Forget-Me-Not Patrol
Grace Ellen Foster
Wally Patrol
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Betty Goodman
Compass
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Virginia Porter
Georgianna Howell
Susan Danford
Mildred Yeager
League of Nations Assembly
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Nell House
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