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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1952

Page

11

Millfield Social Notes A Busy Quilting and Visiting Roundup

The Martha Class held an all day quilting session at the church. Members and guests shared a pot-luck dinner with Mable Shaner Clara Theisen Frances Wallace Eliza beth Robinett Olive Brookins Alice Carr and Etta Hart. Numerous visitors and relatives from Jackson Columbus Glouster Pittsburgh and Cleveland stayed or visited Millfield area residents including the Theisens Sanders Browns and Dunkles.

Millfield Martha Mable Shaner Clara Theisen Frances Wallace Elizabeth Robinett Olive Brookins Alice Carr Etta Hart Susie Bell John Theisen Fred Sanders Trimble W. T. Anderson Vernon Vincent Anderson Pittsburgh George Shaner James Wallace Pat Wallace Margaret Hughes Jackson Richard Powell Sue Steve Powell Mrn Clifford Dunkle Dayton Minnie Reiter Rochester N. Y Mary Pughimner Glouster Charles Carr Don Hamrick Debby Corning Henry Heffken Barbara Hannin Sheltering Arms Hospital Columbus Sylvia Sevile Orvil Boudinot Ardeth Allison Seville Leroy Brown Charles Bombard George Bombard Hudson Falls N.Y Edith Russell Chippewa Lake W. B. ‘Russell Kent Sonny Lowsey Peach Ridge Pearl Davis East Millfield Mill St Chauncey John Russell Cleveland

Christmas in History Puzzle Clues Reflect On Early Telephony

Since the fourth century, Christmas has been observed as a Christian festival. First telephone line used for commercial purposes in the United States ran from the home of Charles Williams Jr. of Somerville, Massachusetts, to his factory in Boston in 1877.

United States Charles Williams, Jr Somerville Mass Boston

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