Ohio U 1932 Graduate Engagement Made Known at Luncheon
Miss Alberta McDaniel daughter of Mr and Mrs G W McDaniel Nelsonville and Mr Debert Kehl son of Mr and Mrs J W Kehl Lower Salem were announced as engaged at a Hillcrest Inn luncheon for eight at 12 30 p m The wedding is planned for August 22 in Mt Sterling The couple are Ohio University graduates with McDaniel assisting in Home Economics and Kehl to teach in Youngstown Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio U
Hillcrest Inn
Alberta McDaniel
G. W. McDaniel
Nelsonville
Deibert Kehl
J. W. Kehl
Lower Salem
Mt. Sterling
Columbia
Dinner Scenes and Faculty Travel in Athens Area
Mrs Ernest W Grimm of Parkersburg entertained at Hillcrest Inn while Miss Anderson of Steubenville hosted another dinner. Junior department of the First Christian Church holds its annual picnic Saturday at Athens Fair grounds with church transportation arranged. Mr and Mrs Herald Mills and daughter Marilyn of Cleveland visited Athens and travel to Huntington WV. Mr Mills proceeds to Camp Knox KY for ROTC training. Mrs Rose of New York City arrives to visit her mother in law Mrs Lucy Rose as Mr Rose is away in Europe. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets for funeral service duties at Stewart with the I O O F Hall attendance. Miss Helen Heddin and Miss Gladys Williams leave for vacations. Hedden to Louisville and Williams to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Grimm
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hillcrest Inn
Miss Anderson
Steubenville
Ohio University
The
First Christian Church
Athens Fairgrounds
Herald L. Mills
Marilyn
Cleveland
Athens
Huntington
Phillips Rose
New York City
Lucy Rose
East State Street
Rose
Europe
Helen Hedden
Gladys Williams
Miss Hedden
Louisville
Miss Williams
Columbus
Ohio National Guard final review held at Perry
Governor George White presided as troops from the One Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Infantry of Columbus and the One Hundred and Forty-Seventh Infantry of Cincinnati along with headquarters troops paraded for the final review at Camp Perry Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
George White
One Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Infantry
Columbus
One Hundred and Forty-Seventh Infantry
Cincinnati
Seasonal vegetable cooking and squash flavors for meals
The article notes how to maximize value from seasonal vegetables through varied preparations and blends. It highlights summer squash as a versatile, mild flavored staple and offers cooking ideas from steaming with cheese sauce to baked layered dishes. Breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus include squash based dishes and complementary sides.
Reestablishing Fern Dale Church Congregation Saturday Report
Fern Dale residents report services planned Sunday at 2 PM in the local church as efforts continue to rebuild the historic congregation. Community cooperation is sought to support the revival project and church activities.
Earthquake Felt as Moderate Shake Reported by Georgetown Seismologist
A Georgetown University seismologist reports a moderate intensity earthquake ending at 3 a.m. and occurring about 4,000 miles away. The event was detected and described in the latest seismology bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Georgetown University
Mortgage holders must show benefit before possession
Akron news reports that Common Pleas Judge Walter Wanamaker said mortgage holders must demonstrate they will be financially benefited by foreclosures before he will grant the right of possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Common Pleas
Walter Wanamaker
Five Lancaster Women Injured in Auto Plunge Into Creek
Five Lancaster women were injured when their car blew a tire and plunged over an embankment into a creek along the Columbus Lancaster Road. One passenger, described as an invalid, was nearly drowned in the incident reported on August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Columbus - Lancaster Road
Lost Boots in Jungle Mission of Relief
Boots, the famous comic strip heroine, is lost in the jungle on a mission to aid her brother. The exciting adventures unfold as romance and peril mix. Readers are urged to follow daily installments to learn if she survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots
Autumn Fashion Adds Removable Tops To Nightgown Sets
A New York fashion column notes autumn trends featuring nightgown ensembles with removable tops and sleeves. Dressers favor bronzy hosiery and fur trimmings with versatile scarf arrangements that convert into collars and capes, inviting multiple uses and stylish coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miladi
Grange Launches Street and Highway Safety Essay Drive
National Grange opens an essay contest on why the Grange should foster street and highway safety. Local granges limit entries to under 18 by Aug 1 1932. top local essays advance to state judging with prizes from $5 to silver medals and trips. National prizes include cash awards up to $50 and trips to Winston-Salem for top winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Taber
National Grange
National Master of the Grange
Highway Education Board
Grange
Winston-Salem
N. C
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Taber
Derthick Man Remanded to County Jail for Fines
Derthick Henry Six was jailed in Athens to pay two fines totaling about 60 dollars including costs. Brown of Monsarrat accused Six of stealing two shirts and a two gallon jar from his home and of striking Brown with a teacup during the confrontation. Six pleaded guilty at arraignment and could not post the fines, leading to his detention in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Henry Six
Derthick
Athens
Constabdie
Henry Williams
Brown
Monsarrat
Six
Regan
Bustion Wiliam Ellis
Henry Wiliams
Finea
Costa
Jal
Delegates Chosen for Legion State Convention
GLOUSTER Aug 12 Postmaster H F Hambel and C G Lainsford elected as delegates from Frank McCann Post to attend the American Legion state convention in Toledo. Alfred Andrews Detthick and Carl Annie Trimble chosen as alternates. Delegates and alternates expect to attend and plan to leave for Toledo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. F. Hambel
C. G. Lainsford
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Toledo
Alfred Andrews
Detthick
Carl Annie
Trimble
Morgan County youths sentenced for burglary and larceny
GLOUSTER Aug. 12 Raymond Ball and Floyd Carter Homer Township young men were found guilty of burglary and larceny by the Morgan County Court at McConnellville. Ball received a penitentiary sentence and Carter a reformatory term for stealing wood from farmer Jacob Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Raymond Ball
Floyd Carter
Homer Township
Morgan County
McConnellville
Jacob Hall
Ball
Carter
Reformatory
Young Smith Child Dies in Glouster
Earnoat Smith Jr two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith Sr died at the family home on Republic Avenue Thursday morning after several days illness The Smiths had moved to Glouster from Milfield Funeral services will be at Millfield M B Church Saturday at 10 with Rev Howard Simpson in charge Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville
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Glouster
Earnoat, Jr
Ernest Smith
Republic Avenue
Smith
Milfeld
Millfield M. B
Howard Simpson
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Local Woman Returns From Sanatorium After Lung Surgery
Mies Warehime of Hollister returned from Rocky Glen Sanitarium near McConnelsville after an operation to remove an adhesion across a lung cavity. Dr Saltaberg of Cleveland performed the third such operation in the state. Warehime is recovering satisfactorily and was accompanied to the sanitarium by Miss Cecelia Echatenkamper of Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reat Warehime
Rocky Gten Sanitarium
McConnelsville
Saltaberg
Cleveland
Misa Warehime Ie
Misa Cecelia Echatenkamper, Glouster
Glouster Church to Attend Methodism Conference in Cincinnati
The annual Methodist conference will be held in Cincinnati starting August 0. Pastor Rev. F J Batterson will attend. Local church members and the official board work to complete this year’s church tasks before the conference begins.
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Glouster
Cincinnati
F. J. Batterson
Past Noble Grands Meet in Jacksonville
The Past Noble Grands Club gathered at LO C F Hall on Tuesday August 12 with President Altha Dunlevy presiding. Contests crowned Elisabeth Anderson and Hettie Rambo as first prize winners. members present included Mrs Ira Conaway Mrs William Kalt Mrs Joama Davis Mrs Maude Davis and others. Refreshments were served and the September meeting is planned at Mrs Harold Phillips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
LO. C. F. Hall
Altha Dunlevy
Elisabeth Anderson
Hettie Rambo
Questa
Charlee Swartz
Glouster
Roy Kaster
Wiliam Gaskalia
Nay Hartley
John Seckenger
William Swarts
Ira Conaway
Wiliam Kalt
Joama Davis
Maude Davis
William Hallem
Frank Druntevy
Lydt Watkins
Harold Phillips
Mra
Eliseabeth Anderson
Bad Marry
Sue Ann
Misa
Ida B. Davia
Harold Phillipa
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B. W. Kenney
Pleasanton
Thaddeus Thomas
Wheeling
D. R. Gilmore
Norwood
Ray Kenney
Mr. Gilmore
Charles R. Kinison
Mt. Vernon
Ill
J. C. Kinison
S. S. Hinckley
Mr. Vernon
Warren Kinison
Kinison
St. Louis
Champaign
Urbana
J. H. McClure
Marian
Betty
Warren
Harrison, Mich
J. B. Worcester
Bucyrus
Gail Rutter
McClure
Alice M. Smith
Charleston
Franklin Avenue
Bill Hawk
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ethel Robinson
Stewart
Chambray
Atlas Store
Prescription Store
Tek
Squibbs
Probak
Courthouse
Ferndale Services
Ferndale
the Athens Messenger
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bat Canyon
Athens Messenger
Grange Bodies
Henry
Hambel
C. G. Lainford
Legion Meeting
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Logan
Preston
Big Daylight
Hollister
Mies
S. M. Clifton Chiropodist
Lawrence
Jacksonville
Carpenter Hardware Company
South Court St
Woodworth
Woodworth's
Athens, Ohio
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