Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Travels
Miss Blanche Walden visits friends in Murray City and Miss Carrie Conant sails to Cleveland for a week on business. Charles DeMolet Sr. spends the week in New York City on business. Attorney W. E. Peite leaves for Charleston W Va on a multi day trip. Rilla Jones Russell returns to Youngstown after weeks with the Jones family in Albany. Mrs. Sarah Ewing and Miss Jennie head to Marion to visit Mr. George Ewing and family. Frieda Jones Considine returns to Albany after visiting Lieut. John Considine of Petersburg Va. Nelle Scanlan and niece Mary Ellen Wood visit Lancaster from home. Mrs. R. M. Laird and Martha return from Canton to see relatives. Mrs. R. L. Lockridge and daughters visit with Mrs. Lockridge's mother. Lillian Sidenstricker learns of brothers Ernest Sidenstricker and Harry Blackburn arriving overseas. Rev. and Mrs. Harris and sons James and Richard end a visit with Ida B. Harris and return to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Jones Considine
Albany
Lieut
John Considine
Petersburg
Snows Return From Visit To Ohio Military Posts
Dr and Mrs D C Snow returned last evening from a visit in Columbus Circleville and Camp Sherman Chillicothe In Columbus they were the guests of Dr Snow's parents Mr and Mrs C A Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Snow
Columbus
Circleville
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Dr. Snow
Mrs. C. A. Snow
Scouts Join Congress Trip From Athens For Event
About twenty members of the three Athens Boy Scout troops traveled to Middleport to participate in the Boy Scout Congress set to begin at 3 30 this afternoon and run through tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ormond Slaughter Backs Home After Overseas Trip
Mr and Mrs George B Slaughter Grosvenor street report their son Ormond Slaughter arrived overseas and is well and hearty after the voyage. Mrs D H Moore and daughter Derre left for Mt Clemens Michigan for a stay, Dere will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Slaughter
Grosvenor Street
Ormond Slaughter
D. H. Moore
Derre
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Dere
Harbors Beach visitors and travels noted in local column
The column reports absence visits to Washington DC for a school chum, cottage trips at Summerland Beach with families returning midweek, and a motor trip from Mari etta with Supt. and Mrs. Skinner. It notes further travels by Walter S Southerton and Dr. Huff through several states and remarks on Civil War battles at Gettysburg. Dr Mansfield visits old home place and reflects on printer progress since the sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Beach
Walter 8. Southerton
Athens
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Dr. Huff
Pt. Pleasant
Huff Machine
Gettysburg Battlefields
Mr. Southerton
W. B. Southerton
Carpenter Street
W. D Mansfield
Columbus
Messenger
Washington
Wildes
Marriage of Miss Pearle Oliver to Lt James Buchanan
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Pearle Oliver, daughter of Dr and Mrs Leonard Briggs Oliver of Spartanburg South Carolina, to James William Buchanan first lieutenant in the Fifty Fourth Pioneer Infantry US Army. The couple will reside in Spartanburg DC after the ceremony on July seventeenth. Buchanan graduated from Ohio University in 1918 with a B S degree and has taught biology at Ohio University Mississippi University New York University and is pursuing a doctorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Oliver
Leonard Briggs Oliver
Spartanburg
South Carolina
James William Buchanan
Fiftyfourth
Pioneer Infantry
United States Army
Spartenburg
D. C
Lieut. Buchanan
Ohio University
Sigma Pi Fraternity
University of Mississippi
New York University
Wee
Women Honor Mrs L V Brown and Bid Guests
Entertained at Cards Honoring Mrs L V Brown Ida Bowser a bride of recent date and Mrs M B Banks who leaves Friday for Des Moines Iowa. Mrs BD Schioss and Mrs John H Preston hosted Saturday auction bridge at Mrs Schioss home with six tables. Luncheon and a yellow white color scheme. Out of town guests Mrs Frank Logan Ocala Florida Mrs Louise G Leete Washington DC Mrs T L Schranta Buffalo NY and Mrs Harry Bartlett Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
Ida Bowser
M. B. Banks
Des Moines
Iowa
BD. C. Schioss
John H. Preston
Ocala
Florida
Louise G. Leete
Washington, D. C
T. L. Schranta
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Bartlett
Toledo
Scout Mistress Surprise Party for Miss Marian Richeson
Thursday evening at East State street home Miss Marian Richeson mistress of Troop Three Girl Scouts hosted a surprise party. Attendees included Illa Beal Louise Daggett Katherine McKee Lenore Mills Jennie Graham Alice Betts Kathleen Harwick Virginia Dalton Helen Border Elizabeth Horn Ruth Cross Ruth Jones Helen Burson Nelle Shippley Harriet Hinchman Kulla Allen Lena Hottel and guests. Light refreshments were served. Misa Yvonne Neimeister of Columbus attended as an out of town guest.
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Misa Yvonne Neimeister
Columbus
Coshocton Woman To Record Talking Machine Sings
Mrs. Harry Hawkins of North Bixth Street, a local voice teacher, passed a New York test for talking machine records. A Coshocton discovery by Hugo Koch led to a contract offer, with records to be issued as sung by Jean Forrest. Her six years in Coshocton are praised as a promising musical future.
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Ohio
Harry Hawkins
North Bixth Street
New York
Jean Forrest
Coshocton
Mrs. Hawkinc
Mrs Hawkins a College of Music Ohio University Graduate
Coshocton Morning Tribune notes Mrs. Hawkins formerly Miss Jean Forrest Wolfe daughter of Eugene Wolfe of Athens and granddaughter of the late County Commissioner Joe Wolfe of Nelsonville. She graduated from the College of Music at Ohio University in 1909 and has many friends in this city.
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Coshocton
Miss Hilah Vorhes Fetes Thirty At Franklin Avenue
Miss Hilah Vorhes of Columbus visited Franklin avenue for a Saturday evening gathering hosted by Miss Julia Porter for about thirty guests. The event featured dancing and light refreshments in a festive, friendly atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Porter
Franklin Avenue
Hilah Vorhes
Columbus
Soldier Bruce Chapman Weds Miss Anna Wilson at State Hospital
Lieut Bruce G Chapman of the 307th Battalion Tank Corps United States Army married Miss Anna Wilson daughter of O W Wilson of Carthage Township on Saturday evening August 8 at the State Hospital with Dr Fordyce and Mrs Fordyce as guests. The couple left for Camp Gettysburg Pennsylvania Sunday evening. The groom is described as a fine American soldier and the bride as a capable public school teacher. Dr Charles B Taylor of McArthur officiated, continuing a four-sister tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce G. Chapman
Tank Corps
Anna Wilson
A. Wilson
Carthage Township
Fordyce
State Hospital
Gettysbugg
Penn
Charles B. Taylor
McArthur
Quiet Ohio University Wedding of Williams and Jefferson
Miss Irma N. Williams and Lieutenant Bernard L. Jefferson were married Monday at 10 at 4 Church Street in an intimate ceremony hosted by Ohio university women teachers. The couple, longtime instructors at the university, plan a Florida honeymoon before settling at Camp Sherman Chillicothe until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma N. Williams
Bernard L. Jefferson
Church Street
Ohio University
B. D. Dvans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary J. Brison
Jacksonville
Florida
Palm Beach
Jefferson
Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Ohio University Names New English Instructor and Staff
The article notes Mrs. Jefferson taking a two year role in the art department and Anne Brison absent at Columbia, while Lieu Jefferson, with degrees from Kenyon and Princeton, returns after service to Ohio University. The guest list includes Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson of Danville and several local women.
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Ber
Ohio Entrensie
Anne Brison
Columbia
Che Jefferson
State College
Ohio University
Lieu Jefferson
Kenyon College
Princeton University
North Western University
Ohio
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Camp Sherman
Camp Perry
Danville
H. R. Wilson
Thomas H. Craig
Mary Tough
Mary J. Brison
Ethel Troutman
The War and the House Maid by C L Perry
Poem praises Hoosier hired girls for domestic help with humorous verse. It advertises Home Furnishing Co in Athens as exclusive Hoosier dealer and outlines payment terms Ten Dollars Down and One per week. The piece frames Hoosiers as efficient, loyal help while marketing cabinets.
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C. L. Perry
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Cleveland
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New York City
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Charleston
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KR. W. Jones
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Marion
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Nelle Scanlan
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Lancaster
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David Nystrand
Boone, Iowa
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New Lexington
C. S. Smith
Walker Street
R. M. Laird
Martha
Canton
W. D. Laird
R. L. Lockridge
Ethel
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Coate
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W. E. Moler
Summerland Beach
William Jr
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Harold
M. B. Twiss
Mary Josephine
Marietta
Supt
BK. O. Skinner
Harry Crayne
Lou Whetstone
Jack and
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Theodore Dean
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