Mrs Giauque Honored At Luncheon Before Boston Move
Mrs C D Giauque leaves for a new home in Boston Mass with Professor Giaugque and family. Mrs George H Cless hosted a luncheon for Mrs Giauque at 54 Morris Ave. The First Presbyterian Church Class treated her to a buffet supper at Mrs Frank B Dilleys home with 22 class members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Giauque
Professor Giaugque
Boston
Mass
George H. Cless
Morris Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Giauque
Frank B. Dilley
Columbia Avenue
Isaac Snowden
Mother Celebrates 78th Birthday in Athens
Mrs. Mary Stauffer of Millfield observed her seventy eighth birthday Sunday at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer at 208 West State Street Athens with family gathered for dinner and cake. Attending were Erwin and Geneva Stauffer Wyckoff and Herman families from The Plains and Columbus, plus Gerald and Geraldine Stauffer. A son Louis Stauffer of Akron sent greetings. Also noted: Progressive Sunday School Class of Richland Avenue M P Church will meet at Ted Shaffer’s Thursday at 7 30 and Mrs J P Wetherholt and children drove from Gallipolis to Athens Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stauffer
Millfield
Athens
Fred Stauffer
West State Street
Louis Stauffer
Akron
Erwin Stauffer
Donald
Merwin Stauffer
Geneva
Eudora
Philip
Wyona
the Plains
John Wyckoff
Helen Herman
Gerald
Geraldine
Neta Stauffer
Columbus
Richland Avenue
M. P
Ted Shaffer
Thieves butcher steer in pasture near Chauncey farm
Chauncey, Aug. 10. James Mullen, a farmer north of Chauncey, reports night trespass by thieves who butchered a young steer. The hind quarters were taken while the front quarters remained in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Farm
Chauncey
James Mullen
Brown Fined Five Dollars For Disturbing The Peace
Chauncey August 10 Carl Brown appeared before Mayor W D Hines after a Tuesday hearing. Brown was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined five dollars plus costs. He appealed the case to the Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Chauncey, Aug
Carl Brown
W. D. Hines
Brown
Mr. Brown
Inez Reed Honored With UT Freshman Scholarship
Miss Inez Reed of Dallas awarded the Dallas College Club freshman scholarship, a unit of the American Association of University Women. Sunset High School graduate, she earned second in the 1930 Texas State Latin tournament, finished high school in three and a half years on the honor roll, and was art editor of the annual. She will enter the University of Texas at Austin in September to study interior architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Chauncey
Inez Reed
Lewis Reed
Dallas
Texas
B. F. Goodson
Dallas College Club
American Association of University Women
Reed
Sunset High School
University of Texas At Austin
Millfield Band concert at Sanders croquet grounds leads to warm reception
The Millfield Band directed by Dutch Wade performed Sunday night at Sanders' croquet grounds. A fair-sized crowd attended and the program was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders’ Croquet Grounds
Millfield
Wade
Friendship Class Meeting Postponed Until Wednesday Night
Chauncey residents note that the Friendship Class of the Church of Christ postponed its meeting to next Wednesday night due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Millfield Needle Club to Meet at Mrs Hill's Home
Local social notes report the Millfield Needle Club gathering at the residence of Mrs. P. D. Hill tonight. Weekend visits include Henry Hefkin and family with Dora Hefkin at Taylor Ridge, and Ivan Matheny's family with the Sisson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Needle Club
P. D. Hill
Local residents enjoy weekend visits around town
Supt. and Mrs. Wesley Walburn visited relatives in Enterprise West Virginia before returning home. Quince Bescoe returned to Oregon Ridge after two weeks with his son in law and daughter on Drake Street. Miss Mary Agin spent the weekend in Nelsonville with cousins Fred and Mrs Foss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Wesley Walburn
Enterprise
W. Va
Quince Bescoe
Oregon Ridge
J. H. Locke
Drake Street
Mary Agin
Nelsonville
Fred Foss
C. L. Cunningham
Alva Karns
Wm. Clarey
Carr Bailey
Owen Morrison
Shelby, O
C. W. Ferrel
High Street
Newark
Birthday party for Earl Hall Funk with games and cake
Earl Hall Funk hosts a Monday birthday party for his second birthday in Athens. Twelve friends join games and pink and white refreshments, with rubber balls and dum dums as favors. Guests include Betty Ayres, Evelyn Ayres, Adalyn Barstow, Knoil Dupler, Kenneth Everts, Thatcher Hart, Teddy Neutzling, Jean La Baw, Bobby Ramsey, Ann Gibson, Spencer Steenrod Jr., and Caroline Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hall Funk
Dinner honors Eva Powell and Seldon Webb in Athens
Mr and Mrs Raymond Webb hosted a Tuesday dinner to honor Eva Powell who departs for Tulsa Oklahoma Miss Powell leaves today for home in Tulsa Okla The event also notes Mr and Mrs W S Ewing of Youngstown visiting Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson at 26 Morris Avenue The Misses Catherine and Eleanor Wilson travel to Millersburg for a Florida trip and Ray Leake with Oren Justice plan a three weeks Southern States tour They expect to return Sept 1 An annual Hunter descendants reunion is set for Athens County Fairgrounds on Sunday August 14 Mrs H S Suglley and her sons John and Robert return by car to Athens after a year in Hollywood California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Webb
Eva Powell
Seldon Webb
Miss Powell
Tulsa
Okla
Ray Leake
Oren Justice of
Glouster
Charles
Nancy Hall Hunter
Athens County Fairgrounds
H. 8S. Siigley
John
Robert
Hollywood
Calif
Athens
Social notes from Athens residents visit kin and family
Shade Smith and daughter Willetta of Athens visit Mrs Joy Hamer on Thursday. Floyd Williams family visit Wait Williams. Doris Cowen, nursing student at White Cross Hospital, undergoes tonsil operation in Columbus. Relatives visit Pratts Fork. Mrs Vienna Kelley hosts Cliff Kelley, Fred Blazier, Mort Blazier. Watkins and Vore families celebrate 82nd birthday. Joe Smith and sons with Alba Sinclair visit Biehl and Grim families. Libbie Burson hosted by Holly King family. Fred Biehl plastering Addison Creamer house in Athens. Walter and Carl Smith spend day with sister Rex Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Smith
Willetta
Athens
Joy Hamer
Floyd Williams
Wait Williams
Earl Cowen
Columbus
Doris
Miss Cowen
White Cross Hospital
Pratts Fork
Vienna Kelley
Cliff Kelley
Fred Blazier
Mort Blazier
Mary Watkins
Amanda Vore
Lester Vore
Ernest
Eddie Vore
Fred Biehl
Watkins
Joe Smith
Glenn
Lewis
Alba Sinclair
George Grim
Clarence Friese
Holly King
Libbie Burson
Addison Creamer
Walter Smith
Carl
Rex Burson
Camp Opens For Amesville Youth Near Cutler
A ten day camp for AMESVILLE M E BARTLETT and CENTENARY Church youths opens near Cutler with Miss Dorothy Dixon Miss Cummings and Rev Hubbell directing. Also notes of family reunions visits and church events from the area.
Street frock with wrap skirt and bold details
A fashion feature praises a fall street frock by Dah-ray Design with a high collarless neckline, unusual button closings, and a wrap-around irregular hem. It notes styling quirks, a critic’s critique of a gown, and a promotional call for hat makeover from The Athens Messenger.
Can Wean Family Budgets With Home Canning
Thousands of women discover savings by canning fruits and vegetables for winter use. Sister Mary, food expert for The Athens Messenger and NEA Service, begins a series with practical home canning guidance and an explicit canning budget to minimize waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Athens Messenger
NEA
Ohio University Playshop Presents The Enchanted Cottage
Nine Playshop actors under Harold Evans staged Pinero's The Enchanted Cottage at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Oliver Bashforth, Laura Pennington and Major Hillgrove are central figures in a tale of love and illusion as outsiders visit a village home and the lovers confront a hidden truth. The cast includes William E. Morris, Cornelia Slye, William Curry, Delia Dorsey, Catherine Blankenship, Harry Schreiber, Earl Mawhinney and others from Athens and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Playshop
Harold Evans
Pinero
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Sir Arthur
Oliver Bashforth
London
Laura Pennington
Major Hillgrove
Bashforth
Heaven
Earth
William E. Morris
Oberlin
Playshop
Cornelia Slye
Athens
William Curry
William J. Davis
Rector Corsellis
Harry Schreiber
New York City
Delia Dorsey
Catherine Blankenship
New Straitsville
Topsy
Rigg
Earl Mawhinney
Wilkinsburg
Sunshine girls host M E Church picnic in Rising Park
New Straitsville reports M E Church ladies held a picnic Thursday August 4 at Rising Park Lancaster in honor of Reverend Harbles granddaughter Frances Myers of North Canton Ohio They also visited B I S Lancaster Family news includes birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Herman Forrester and a church supper set for August 13 A funeral in Logan Mary James remembered Evelyn and Anna Mills return from Akron visit Mr and Mrs James Vernon visit from Akron Summer kitchen fire damages home of Mr and Mrs George Vernon Mrs George Nixon dies near Coalgate funeral at Fellowship Church Cheetham property on Clark Street remodel plans grocery to be opened by George Wilson of Columbus Five year old Tingler girl injured by car Rebekah school of instruction planned for Corn ing Aug 19 Bud Clark and wife attend St Joseph picnic near Somerset
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville M. E
Bartlett
Centenary
Cutler
Dorothy Dixon
Cummings
Hubbell
Lucy Heston
Columbus
J. W. Cecil
Keirns
Hooper Ridge
A. M. Taylor
Michigan
Methodist Church
Chesterhill Fair Ground
Cletus Mulligan
Freida Potter
Robert
P. A. Potter
Forrest Taylor
Board
F. L. Thomas
Myrie Vernon
Sunshine Girls
M. E. Church
Rising Park
Lancaster
Harble
Frances Myers
North Canton
Herman Forrester
Mary James
Logan
Evelyn
Anna Mae Mills
Akron
Bob Clark
James Vernon
George Vernon
George Nixon
Coalgate
Fellowship Church
Cheetham
Clark Street
Brandt Shoe Shop
George Wilson
George Tingler
Rebekah School of Instruction
Corning
Bud Clark
St. Joseph
Somerset
4 H members show strong interest at Ray's Run camp
Camp Harold Chambers reports high interest among 4 H Club members at the annual Ray's Run camp near Athens. Athens and Hocking Counties organize activities including puzzles nature swimming at Crystal Pool and recreation such as ping pong baseball and volleyball. Visitors may attend Friday without disrupting the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Ray's Run
Athens
Hocking
Crystal Pool
Guards Plan Dance at Athens Armory Before Camp Knox Departure
Battery E 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard members plan an Armory dance on August 20 under Capt. Frank Watkins. The unit held drill, organized by tone and foot drills, and prepared the building for the event prior to leaving for summer drills at Camp Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery E
134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guards
Athens Armory
Frank Watkins
Camp Knox
Owen Davis Dies at McArthur Home at 70
Owen Davis a prominent McArthur farmer aged 70 died unexpectedly at his home yesterday after spending his younger days in Wilkesville Vinton County He leaves a widow formerly Miss Carrie Reed of Wilkesville a son James of McArthur a brother J J Davis of McArthur three sisters Mrs Jane Pennebaker Mrs Clara Grate of Wellston and Mrs Irene King of Wilkesville. Funeral services will be at Tinker Chapel McArthur Thursday at 2 p m Burial will be Elk Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Owen Davis
Wilkesville
Vinton County
Carrie Reed
James Davis
J. J. Davis
Jane Pennebaker
Clara Grate
Wellston
Irene King
Bowling Green
Royal Oak
Mich
Tinker Chapel
Elk Cemetery
City Cuts Intoxication Fine Despite Veto
East Liverpool council reduced the minimum fine for drunkenness from 10 dollars to 1 dollar plus costs. The ordinance passed over Mayor Benedum’s veto and takes effect in 30 days unless a referendum is called. Councilman Hughes argued the change helps families by avoiding harsh penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
U.P
W.C.T.U
Ralph C. Benedum
George A Hughes
Sergeant Adolph Bayer Killed in Box Car Theft Case
In his first night back on duty after a three month layoff, Sergt. Adolph Bayer of the Pennsylvania Railroad Police was shot to death by box car thieves on the Pennsylvania right of way. Bayer fired his revolver at the attackers and collapsed between freight cars, with no suspects immediately identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Adolph Bayer
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Bayer
Pennsylvania
Graham Family to Hold 21st Annual Meeting in Bartlett
The Graham family descendants of William and Dina Ann Wilson Graham will meet with the Bartlett Academy reunion at Bartlett Ohio on Thursday August 11. Basket dinners from both groups will be combined and there will be a brief officers’ business session with no private meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
William
Dina Ann Wilson Graham
Bartlett Academy
Bartlett, O
Pleasant Valley Sunday Visitors at H. M. McKinleys
A long list of Sunday visitors from Lancaster Athens Hebron and Gallipolis gathered at H. M. McKinleys home including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and families. Dr. E R Wood and family announced a move to New York where he takes a university post. Local attendance at Mrs. Mary Cooley’s funeral in Hebbardsville and health notes on Mr. Brooks were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. McKinley
Joe Howard
Lancaster
Clarence Davis
Elia Littler
Athen
E. R. Wood
Jack and
Jerry
Columus
Minnie Wood
Jane Arnold
Gallipolis
Mildred Martin
Hebron
Mary Hanning
Blanche Root
Athens
Charles Wood
James Wood
Lloyd Bolin
Gon Bobby
Albany
Co. B. Wood
Anna Bolin
Francis Hanning
Bessie Pugh
Charles Cranmer
Woos My Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Allen
Ezra Walker
H. L. Atkinson
Myrtle M. Mitchell
Henry Link
Ida Lemley
Harry Junod
E. R. Hooper
A. E. Hawk
S. K. Mardis
New Martinsville
C. H. Swaim
Harold Mardis
Lincoln, Neb
Mrs. Swaim
Doctor Mardis
J. P. Wetherholt
Jack, Bob and
Tom
Henry Hefkin
Henrietta
Betty Jane
Hefkin
Dora Hefkin
Taylor Ridge
Ivan Matheny
Jean
Bob
Wm. Sisson
Herman Theisen, Jr
John Quinn
Amesville
Bert McQuade
Jack Brookins
Jane Witham
M. T. Brookins
Isaac Wilson
Milo Ford Clapp
Ford Clapp
Billy
Donald Betts
Wellsville
Stewart Street
Mr. Betts
F. C. Betts
F. R. Richey
L. W. Roberts
W. S. Ewing
Youngstown
A. A. Atkinson
Catherine
Eleanor Wilson
Millersburg
Florida
Hunter Clan
Style Shop
New York
Lady Fair
The
Vienna
Au Revoir
Sister Mary
Cleveland Railroad
Grahams
Troy Grangers
Coolville
Troy Grange
Mansfield
Marietta
R P. McClure
Rock Street
William Moore
Alfred Parrish
Parkersburg
Mary Reeder
O. F. Larson
Alex Root
J. A. Humphrey
Lock 18
Mark Westervelt
Ella Haning
D. C. Davis
Dia Dema Lewellen
Guy Lewellen
Ray Carpenter
Reedy
Davis
John Davis
Lottridge
Clara Place
Frost
Ralph Gillilan
Helen
Wilma
Cairo
Ireland
Carruthers
Eleanor McDaniel
Degour
Mary Louise Wolf
Miss Wolf
Miss McDaniel
Gibson
Pleasant Valley
Summer
Children’s Coats
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