Mrs. Carl Beasley Hosts Tea Honoring Mrs. H Stevens
Mrs. Carl Beasley entertained Saturday afternoon at her Utah Place home in Cincinnati honoring Mrs. Harold Stevens and featuring Mrs. Harvey Ackerman and Miss Aud rey Ackerman of Brooklyn as guests. About 25 visitors arrived after three o clock, with cream colored lace and green and yellow accents on the tea table. Mrs. F J Beasley and Mrs. William S Shepherd presided and assisted by Mrs. Fred Beasley, Mrs. Robert F Cuyler, and Mrs. Edward C Schloss in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marage
Harold Stevens
Cincinnati
Carl Beasley
Utah Place
Harvey B. Ackerman
Audrey Ackerman
Brooklyn
Gordon K. Bush
Beasley
Queens
F. J. Beasley
William S. Shepherd
Teacher praised by McGuffey hosts Graham reunion in Barlow
Mrs. Mary Lamb Graham, early Marietta Teachers Institute signer, presided at the Graham family second annual dinner in the old Barlow home. Sixty relatives attended as officers kept the same slate for the coming year, with discusses of genealogical work and family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
Graham
Mary Lamb Graham
First
Teachers’ Institute
Marietta
Barlow
George Plumly
George E. Morris
Ethel Turben Plumly
William Holmes McGuffey
William
Dina Ann Wilson Graham
Anna Graham
W. H. Woods
Bernice Graham
Dayton Woods
Hannah Glazier
Effie Glazier
Hunter family reunion held at Athens County Fairgrounds
One hundred members and friends of the Hunter family gathered Sunday at the Athens County Fairgrounds for the tenth annual reunion. A morning gathering, noon picnic, and afternoon program featured music and readings by Norris, Hunter, Pollard and Shover family members. Officers were elected and committees named for next year. The event honored five deceased relatives and noted the oldest attendee, the youngest child, and the largest family represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Fairgrounds
Athens County Fairgrounds
Frances
Mary
Winifred Norris
Ernie
Elda June Hunter
Mabel Pair
Theora Hatfield
Althea Hunter
Edith Polard
Denver Shover
John McDonald
Edith Alexander
James Quick
Ed Nrofis
Doris Culluma
Dan Bardin
Seth Hunter
Women Start Own Club For Golf At Massapequa
Sixty women from New York City form the Women’s Golf and Country Club at Massapequa Long Island renting two houses near the Biltmore Shores course. They play from dawn to dusk, ban men from clubhouses, and hope to own their own clubhouse and deed someday while maintaining a solvent budget. The club includes a riding academy and private beach nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Welshimer
New York
Massapequa
Long Island
New York City
Biltmore Shores Golf and Country Club
Margaret Saldini
Miss Saldini
Pat Costello
A Pocket In Your Hat
Dorothy Tree models a white pique beach hat with a pocket in the crown for matches and two brim strips to hold cigarettes. The pocket and trim appear as novelty styling when not in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tree
Dorothy
Two Ohio University Students Married in Unionville Garden
Miss Viola Fritz and Mr Sanford Keairns, OU graduates, wed August eighth in the bride’s garden at Old Tavern Unionville. The couple will live in Jackson where Keairns teaches at the high school. Attendants and guests included OU members and area sorority sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Jackson
Viola Fritz
Sanford Keairns
Old Tavern
Unionville
Miss Fritz
Delta Kappa
Phi Upsilon Omocron
Arthur E. Fritz
Keairns
Phi Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Harold Bigony
Marguerite and
Madeline Martin
Wales Mills
Elsie Bogue
Washington, D. C
Damon Reairns
Oak Hill
Heber Reigel
Mrs. Keairns
Mr. Keairns
Jackson High School
D. VA
Four-H Club Meetings Report From East Canaan to Pleasanton
East Canaan Treasure Island 4-H Wayne Koehler presided with eight visitors and eight members present. Next meeting at Emerson Dye. Trimble Senior 4-H Dorothy Hainey led a short session with eight members and two visitors. Next gathering at Lucy Bescoe. Albany 4-H club elected Pearl Jones replacing Edna Douglas. ten girls attended with August 17 meeting planned at the clubhouse. Holliday Stuchera 4-H sewing demos and first aid reading. four visitors joined Ruth Blackwood and Marjorie Haning. Willing Workers 4-H Pleasanton had eleventh member turnout with eleven members and two guests. record books reviewed and games held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Canaan
Treasure Island
Floyd Starkey
Wayne Koehler
Trimble
Dorothy Hainey
Nora Hall
Lucy McCune
Treva Lantz
Dorothy Rainey
Marie Hamilton
Margaret Schoeman
Lucy Rescoe
Martha Jean Chadwell
Helen Miner
Armol Rainey
Leona Hall
Lucy Bescoe
Albany
Pearl Jones
Edna Douglas
Marjorie Haning
Tom Johnson
Holliday
Holliday Stuchera 4-H Club
Doores Tubbs
Pleasanton
Willing Workers 4-H
Mazie Hanning
Broadwell 4-H Stitchers Meet for Record Books and Garment Cutting
Broadwell 4-H Stitchers met on Thursday August 10 with nine members and three visitors. The group discussed record books and spent time cutting garments as part of their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Palma rejects Miss Europe visit despite offer
The mayor of Palma, capital of Mallorca, refused to pay for a visit by Miss Europe Tapiana Marloff of Russia, turning down the offered tour arrangement after the island drew attention for recent clashes with police and backlash over local ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallorca
Palma
Mallorcan
Tapiana Marloff
Russia
Visitors and Homecomings From Several Cities
Mrs. John R. Sprague and Miss Irene Devlin return from a visit with relatives in Rising Sun and Vincennes Indiana. Mrs. Mary Devlin stays in Rising Sun with her brother-in-law and sister C H Dennis. Bernadine Sprague visits Dennis home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breinig host Mrs. Carl Hedgewood of Columbus for the weekend. Mrs. C. C. Kerr and daughter Kathleen return from Detroit. Mr. Kerr meets them in Columbus. Ted and Bob Daggett return from a week at the World’s Fair with relatives. Mrs. Albert Woodruff returns from Akron. J E Rowles joins her for Huntington visit. F E Phillips and Ace Linscott depart for Tipton Iowa to visit World’s Fair in Chicago on return. Train Dispatcher A L Johnson and wife and son Ray host at their home. Mary Irene Johnson and Virginia Ray stay for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craig and family plus Miss Margaret Haufman visit Shannon family. Craig previously lived in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
Miss Cullums
Armintha Hunter
Walter Hunter
Dwight Alexander
Kenneth Summers
Sadie Salthers
J. Alexander
Kenneth
Hazel
Burdella
Mary
George
Roy
Robert
Edith Alexander
Clyde
Stanley
Anna Downing
Olive Young
Blue Rock
Allen Hunter
Seth Hunter
Howard
Ermel
Dorothy
Elda June
Susan Hunter Baughman
Everett Burt
Hunter
Charles Quick
Denver
Mabe Fair
Denver Shover
Betty
Janice
Maxine
New Marshfield
Melvin Shover
Samuel Quick
McArthur
Theora Hatfield
Granville
E. W. Willamson
Philo
Maude Chesser
Wayne
Edna
Carbondale
Ira
John Quick
Irene McVay
Albany
J. S&s Quick
Thomas
Mildred
Margaret
Syracuse
Charlies Kincade
Ed Norris
Frances
Winifred
Guyeville
Henry Pollard
Edith
Howard McDonald
John McDonald
Cecil Grace
Helen
Marold
Boyd Potter
William Eugene
Esta Brandenburg
Ray Rorick
Catherine
Roe Rorick
Arthur
Gene
Carl
Allen
Russell Gebriel
Athens
D. A. Bardin
Alice
Virginia
Daniel
Nancy Wilkes
C. B. Beverage
Arthur Hunter
Lucile Hunter
John Gilbert
Frank Bellows
John R. Sprague
Irene Devlin
Rising Sun
Vincennes
Ind
Mary Devlin
C. H. Dennis
Bernadine Sprague
Dennis
C. C. Kerr
Kathleen
Detroit
Albert Woodruff
Franklin Avenue
Akron
J. E. Rowles
Huntington
F. E. Phillips
Ace Linscott
Tipton
Iowa
A. L. Johnson
Ray
Chillicothe
Joe B. Vance
Lancaster Street
Mary Irene Johnson
Johnson
Virginia Ray
Findlay
Joseph Craig
Mary Lee
John
Margaret Haufman
Price Hill
Cincinnati
FE. H. Shannon
West State Street
Craig
Columbus Bank Holdups tied to Ohio Inmates Deaths
In Columbus on August 4 brothers James and Joseph Groes of Cincinnati died tonight in the electric penitentiary after being convicted of the Silverton bank holdup slaying. Governor Grant granted clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James and
Joseph Groes
Cincinnati
Electric
Silverton Bank
Grant
Brothers
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H. Stevens
Glazier
Amesville
Eva Chamberlin
Dresden
Winfred Daily
Irwin
Vernon
Maggie Goddard
C. J. van Valey
Dunbar
W. Va
Will Spear
Guysville
William Dickson
Lindore Dickson
Cutler
Ada Fenster
Gloria
Clifford Graham
Roger Graham
Richard Allen
Wayne Dickson
Edward Glen
Paul Wayne
John McPeek
Dick Graham
Bartlett
Flora Gordon
Lewis Pugh
Barrow
Bertha Morey
Donald
Waterford
Beverly
Will Woods
Jacqueline
Mary Ruth
Vincent
Laura Graham
Will Graham
Esther
Sibyl Greenlees
Grace and
Gordon
Thomas F. Graham
Mary L. Graham
Frances Norris
Edith Pollard
Clara Quick
Fern Rorick
Ermel Hunter
Doris
Ashton Cullums
Harold Whaley
A. E. Whaley
Joy Wood
William Whaley
St. Mary's
West Virginia
Locke
The
C. D. Shafer CO
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Lillian Kittle
Doris Giesecke
Mildred Giesecke
Bernice Kayser
Mary Margaret Kelley
Lucille Mossman
Sorority Sisters of the Bride
George Wycoff
Harold Guthrie
Steubenville
Bea-Co
F. J. Beasley CO. Distributors
Emerson Dye
Ruth Blackwood
Dolores Tubbs
Estella Ackley
Anna Mae Levacy
Bernice Pratt
Ethel Blackwood
Flossie Brickles
Evelyn Brickles
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic
Charles Breinig
Carl Hedgewood
Ted Daggett
Bob Daggett
W. V. Dagget
North High Street
Richard Daggett
Daggett
Frank Litzinger
Somerset
Miss ; Ton
Misses Howe
Poplar Run
Pear Set
Elkins
Ritt Wilson
Sternlykinson
Eiking
North Congress Street
Ruth Nellie Locke
Salem
Carpenter
A ‘Reed
J. W Risonville
Finsterwald
Owen
G. Y
United Veterans and Auxile
Nices
K. of Pi
Pape
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
FORD
Ino
Fred R. Beasley
E. Carpenter Street
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