Shower For Bride-To-Be Lois Dixon
Three hostesses hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lois Dixon at the Steppe home on N. College St. The pastel decor and bridge symbol sandwiches set a festive tone. Gifts were opened and ribbons tied for the engagement ring circle with Donna Ayers winning a prize. Other guests included Lenora Reeder Marjorie Jacoy Nancy Rosser and several named women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Dixon
James Burt
Basil Rutter
Mitzi Hicks
Claude L. Steppe
N. College St
Donna Ayers
Miss Dixon
Lenora Reeder
Marjorie Jacoy
Nancy Rosser
George McDonald
Richard Shoemaker
Billie Jean Westfall
Sallie Link
Ann Peden
Joy Lee Syx Returns Home From Amesville Stay
Miss Joy Lee Syx has returned to her home in Nelsonville after spending two months with her parents Mr and Mrs Dairns in Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lee Syx
Nelsonville
Mrs
Dal Eirns
Amesville
Women Anglers Around Athens and Snowy California Trip
The piece highlights women anglers near Athens like Dana Fuller and Mabel Baker Markison fishing in Margaret's Creek and the Muskingum River. It recalls Burl Barnes’s Hocking voyage and a family snowball scene in Rocky Mountain National Park as the Stansbury party toured California and noted Bob and Marilyn Stansbury’s Arroyo Animal Hospital venture and Ohio connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dana Fuller
W. H. Brown
Mabel Baker Markison
Sunset Farm
Fisher Station
Margaret’s Creek
Fred Baker
George Rasp
Walter Porter
Mayme
Mark Biddison
Charles
Zoe Bill
Ira Wolfe
Jonesy
Sams
Katherine Figg
Shade Creek
Edna Rasp
Bert Barnes
Lucile
Muskingum River
Bert
Burl Ives
Barnes
Burl
White’s Mill
Missus
J. E. Stansburys
West Coast
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
James Lee Stansbury
Columbus
Suzanne
Judith
Pike's Peak
Rocky Mountain Park
Stansburys
Bob
Marilyn Stansbury
Arroyo Animal Hospital
Arroyo Parkway
Pasadena
Los Angeles
California
Marilyn
Ohio University
Veterinary College
Ohio State
Serenade and Shower Later This Month Honor John Slater
A home serenade and shower will be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Slater near Guysville on Monday August 11 to honor their son John and his wife. Relatives and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Slater
Guysville
John
E. L. Brown, Currier Sr
Leo Caldwell
Norma Brown
Baltimore
O & Oo
Howard Grant Dutrow
Dana
Charles D. Bill
Franklin Ave
Dutrow
Bill
Athens
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Black Accents Elevate Mid-Summer Wardrobe
Black accessories sharpen vivid prints and balance bold plaids. Marguerite Chapman notes black flatters pale skin and pairs with bright skirts or prints. A simple black dickey or bare-shouldered blouse can refresh outfits until summer’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Relentless
Chapman
Dickey
Birthday Surprise For Mrs. C Wallace In Athens Area
Mrs. Charles Wallace Angie Dailey of Athens Route Three was surprised by friends on Sunday August 3 for her birthday. Marie Carsey shared the occasion with gifts and a noon picnic. Attendees included numerous local families from McConnelsville Columbus Athens Guysville Mineral Hebbardsville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Angie Dailey
Athens
Marie Carsey
Wallace
Opal Roberts
Rickie
Mary McPeek
Arlene
McConnelsville
Raymond Dailey
Michael
Gerald Konkoskia
Maxine
Gerald Lee
Jean
Miriam
Columbus
Jay Carsey
Marie
Doris Bartlett
Wayne
Virgil
Carol
Richard
Glen
Bernard
Guysville
Junior Stephenson
Ronald
Gerald Buckley
Connie Jo
Mineral
Richard Dailey
Donald
Dewey Dailey
James
George Dailey
Jennie
Freda
Joan
Georgia
Clarence
George
Hebbardsville
Earl Dailey
Charles
Bob
Rose
Russell Carsey
Judy
Jack
We the Women and Hughes lavish war era entertaining
Ruth Millett defends Howard Hughes lavish Army officers parties as keeping customers happy. She contrasts wartime luxury with small buyers left to fend for themselves and notes a Senate probe revealing exceptions among big spenders. The column also extols vacuuming to prevent moths in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Senate
Vacation Exoduses Trim Ohio University Faculty
Ohio University summer session ends and many faculty members depart for vacations in Maine on the East Coast or lake areas in Northern Ohio and Michigan. Notable travelers include Prof. Vincent Jukes and family en route to Madison on the Lake Erie shore, with others heading to Pemaquid Point Maine and multiple family groups visiting California and Maryland during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Maine
East Coast
Ohio
Michigan
Madison-on-the-Lake
Lake Erie
Vincent Jukes
Barbara
Cecily
Eileen
Jukes
Summer Church Wedding Set for Ath ens
The open church wedding of Miss Keirns and Mr. Warren Easler is planned for Sunday August 10 at the First Christian Church Ath ens with a four thirty ceremony. A July 31 miscellaneous shower at 23 Sunnyside Drive honored the bride elect with guests including Miss Mechem and Mrs. Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Keirns
Warren Easler
First Christian Church
Athens
Mary Margaret Mechem
Frieda Hartley
Paul Alichney
Joe Mechem
Miss Mechem
Hartley
Mrs. Arthur Koker Hosts WSCS Meeting at Home
Clarks Chapel WSCS met in July at Mrs. Arthur Koker’s home with Miss Mary Hedges leading devotions on Building the Church of Tomorrow. President Mrs. Nelle Bell led the business session. prizes awarded to Anna Maxwell, Lettie Hedges, and Mary Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Arthur Koker
Mary Hedges
Nelle Bell
Anna Maxwell
Lettie Hedges
Mary Phillips
Delores Walburn
Esther Goldsberry
Nellie Phillips
Mary Maxwell
Helen Walls
Goldie Koker
Dale Goldsberry
James Bell
Virgil Maxwell
Robert Hedges
Oom
Sawyer and Barrows Reunions Set for August Dates
The Sawyer family reunion heads to Allen Boudinot farm Millfield on Sunday August 17 with a basket dinner at noon and program. The Barrows reunion meets at Civitan Park Marietta the same day with lunch at noon. The Power Family gathers August 10 at Rising Park Lancaster for a noon picnic. Broadwell Homecoming occurs August 10 at the church with Sunday School at 10 am and a church basket meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Allen Boudinot Farm
Millfield
Charles Sawyer
C. Charleston
D. M. Sawyer
Glouster
G. W. Porter
Corning
Barrows
Civitan Park
Marietta
Golda I. Barrows
Power
Rising Park
Lancaster
Broadwell
Chauncey-Dover High School Band Camp at Athens County Fairgrounds
Forty eight Chauncey-Dover musicians and director Grace Hoffman practice eight hours daily at the Athens County Fairgrounds Band Camp. The group, preparing for the Ohio State Fair, performs nightly concerts and relies on local families for meals and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Chauncey-Dover High School
Grace Wood Hoffman
Athens County Fairgrounds
Grange Hall
Chauncey
Grace Hoffman
Ohio University
Chauncey- Dover
Caldwell
Noble County
Chauncey-Dover
Hoffman
Athens
Young pianist Mayne Miller wins eighth Kelly Junior Scholarship
Mayne Miller, 14, of Park Ridge Illinois, wins the Edgar Stillman Kelly Junior Scholarship from the National Federation of Music Clubs. Runner up is Arthur Alan Olsen, 13, of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne Miller
Park Ridge
Ill
Edgar Stillman Kelly
National Federation of Music Clubs
Etelka Evans
Cincinnati
Arthur Alan Olsen
Minneapolis
Oswald Lehnert
Kenosha
Wisco
Margaret Ann Haswell
Ottumwa
Iowa
Rita Lindell
Lulan Parrott
Jacqueline Levttow
Beverly Hall
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Robert Goldsand
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sigmund Effron
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati College of Music
Hubert Kockritz
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Picnic and Meeting Planned
The Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae group schedules a picnic at Mrs. Richard Hayes home in Guysville on Friday August 1 with summer session attendees asked to contact Mrs. George Joachim. Another meeting will be at Mary Ward’s home 267 East State St at 5 p.m with transport provided. Past Chiefs Club also holds an annual picnic Friday assembling members and families who will depart at 2 p.m. for Lake Hope bringing own table service dish and drink with meat provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tam Alpha
Richard Hayes
Guysville
George Joachim
Mary Ward
East State St
Chiefs Club
Lake Hope
Albany Methodist Charge Plans Aug 14 Lake Alma Picnic
The Rev. Robert L. Phillips announces a church picnic for members and friends of the Albany Methodist charge on Thursday August 14 at Lake Alma near Wellston. An afternoon of games and informal entertainment will precede a picnic supper for parents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Methodist Charge
Lake Alma
Wellston
Robert L. Phillips
Simple Home Fat Loss Recipe Promises Quick Results
An ad claims a herbal concentrate and grapefruit juice mix will melt fat from neck, chin, arms, and abdomen. Users are told to buy Rennel Concentrate from a druggist, mix with juice, and take two tablespoons twice daily for fast slimming with money back guarantee.
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Blosser
Blosser’s
Main St
Logan
Duncan Hines
Adventures In Good
Ofi
Seaforth Heather
McKee Drug Co
Wisnae
Ste- Miss Chapman
Alicia Hart
Mrs. C. Wallace
Ruth Millett
Pemaquid Point
Irma E. Voigt
Edith A. Wray
University
A. F. Wray
Fannie Brooks
Urbana
University of Illinois
Sara L. Long
Gene
Five Oaks
Voigt-Wray
J. E. Stansbury
James L. Stansbury
Calif
Robert L. Stansbury
Robert Stansbury
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Colo
Huntington
Richard Heightland
Floyd Heightland
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Peda Ward
Frank Strong
Fremont St
St. Anthony's Seminary
St. Anthony’s Guild
Girls’ Friendly Society
Carbondale
Margaret More
Bonnie Bray
Rosamond Mace
Anna Grace Adams
Carolyn Clark
Mona Nell Lightfritz
Adrienne Stump
Eleanor E. Gifford
Miss More
Capitol University
Howard Walden
Mill St
Frederick Dixon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Linda Louise
C. F. Dixon
Albany
John L. Clark
Downington
Eleanor Keirns
Wscs Group
Barrows Reunion
Broadwell Homecoming
Mrs. Wise
the Bennett CO
Dot
Loulle
Union St
By Hazel Finsterwald
Athens Dairy Products
Music Clubs
Rauch
Rauch's Bakery
dCi Ye
Drug Stores
the Cline Pharmacy
Kroehler Or
COX Brothers
E. State St
Home Furnishings
Athens, Ohio
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