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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
8
Anne, Mona, and Eva Harley share a bungalow on Hollywood’s fringe. Dan Rorimer sees Eva as hard to read while Mona’s lively. Garry Sloan may boost Anne’s film hopes, leaving Dan feeling both hopeful and slighted as quiet tensions simmer in the new living arrangement.
Sunday visitors and guests are listed among area residents. Notable mentions include Ralph Allen with Lorain McKinney and Mabel Rodehaver at the Rodehaver home in Guysville, and the Turban, Swindler, Reed, Shirley, and Runnion families visiting or hosting in several nearby towns. Work on the new school building progresses satisfactorily.
Miss Esther Wilson traveled to Chicago Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Fling then to Detroit to see her aunt Mrs d Agno. The Gardners and son returned from a week with Whitaker Elkhorn and Huston at Bluefield. Cleveland visitors to Florence Porter include Moyer and daughter, friends of Porter’s son Clifford.
Dan Rorimer a Hollywood writer receives a letter from a New York friend and meets Anne Winter from Tulsa. She learns he works at Continental Pictures and feels his dissatisfaction. Anne soon finds extra work at Grand United and befriends Mona Morrison who shares an apartment with Eva Harley. Mona invites the trio to consider a bungalow they had seen.
Little Federal visitors over the weekend at Mr and Mrs Harry Bennetts home included their daughter Adria Bennett of Chicago and Fiona Miller of Findlay Ohio. Guests from Findlay Cline Hart and others joined. Donna Ellen Wilson Elwood Lewis and Densil Porter attended from Dutch Creek. Bonnie Bennett and Mrs Harry Bennett visited Strouds Run. Geneva Elza Bennett attended the Peach Ridge pie social Friday.
Gallia County hosted the Wilcox reunion at the Wilcox farm three miles east of Vinton with over a hundred attendees. Other news notes: James Lindley returns from Beltsville Maryland after seven weeks visiting his aunt E E Morton. the McVay and Steel families visited and traveled. T J Barlow and Alvin Cline plan or completed moves. Pleasant Valley reunion attended. Cross and Roberts plan two weeks with C H Wilcox in Alvada.
Bedford residents spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Chaney at the Millard Quivey home, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson with Sarah, Carl, and Dorothy Jones in Columbus, and a surprise birthday party for Will Story. Additional gatherings feature Edward King and daughter from Rocksprings at Glen Hart, Florida visitors to Mr. Clark's family, Clarence Will and son with Read Waddell, Roy Brickles and children with Dale Carl's group, Luther Partlow family with Miss Bailey and Edith Whaley at Dolph Jeffers, and Ollie Clark's daughter visiting her parents.
The Reedville Charge will hold its last quarterly meeting on Saturday evening, August 16, at Reedville. A busy weekend sees numerous family and friend visits across Akron, Columbus, Laurelville, Carthage, Vanderhoof, Sharpsburg, Parkersburg, Athens, Harrisville, Chauncey, and Guysville as relatives gather for Sunday visits and a picnic.
Clarks Chapel hosts Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carpenter of Mechanicsburg visiting friends Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Sheridan returned home Friday due to her father Thomas Phillips illness. Mr. and Mrs. J L Freeh vacationing in Athens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J A Bell. Rita Sheridan Helen Sheridan and Lucille Carpenter attend Union 4 H Club Camp from this community. Ladies Aid bake sale set for Saturday August 9 at Co V Strawn Store. Mrs. W R Phillips and daughter Elizabeth of Lisbon visit Snow home here.
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