Miss Jackson Weds Mr McCauley at St Pauls Church
Miss Mary Anna Jackson became Mrs Lawrence H. McCauley in a Prince Court style ceremony at St Pauls Church with white gladioli. Attending were Rose Ellen McCauley maid of honor and Richard McGarey best man. The couple, both Ohio University alumni, hosted a breakfast at Hotel Berry and a Phi Kappa reception.
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St. Paul’s Church
Mary Anna Jackson
Lawrence H. McCauley
Harry C. Jackson
Dayton
John A. McCauley
Lancaster
Rose Ellen McCauley
Richard McGarey
Richard O'Leary
John O'Shaughnessy
Jackson
McCauley
Ohio University
University
Phi Kappa
Jo Ann Beerbower
Ralph Beerbower
Hicksville
Robert Wayne Chaffin
R. F. Chaffin
Midland
First Methodist Church
Harold S. Cunningham
Norman Crabtree
Janet Ingerham
Pi Beta Phi
Galen Green
Cerise Gladioli
Gayle Chaffin
Robert Keys
Daniel Cavanaugh
Richard Hershey
Robert Beerbower
Ohio University Home Management House
Union St
Barbara Blosser
Linda Lathey celebrates third birthday party
Linda Lathey of Letart Route 1 was honored at a birthday party on August 6 hosted by her parents Adrian and Eva Lathey. The lawn party featured games and refreshments including a pink and white two tier cake, with many relatives and neighbors in attendance from New Haven Parkersburg and surrounding areas.
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Linda Lathey
Letart
Adrian Lathey
Sandra Pickens
Ruth Brown
Sharon Brecon
Alice Roush
Dotty Roush
Patty Thomas
Martha Thompson
Jo Thompson
Betty Capehart
Bonnie Staats
Glenna Staats
Beverly
Local families attend graduations and returns across states
Mr and Mrs James Maxwell and son Jack return to Coweta Oklahoma after visiting Chauncey and Athens in Ohio. They joined M E Dinsmore and Margaret Frosts circle in Ohio while relatives including Charles Spray Miriam Spray and Vera West attended Ohio University graduation. Lt Arnold Eschenbacher and wife visited Howard Eschenbacher in Ohio before his Fort Dix promotion and new duties at Fort Dix New Jersey.
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James Maxwell
Jack
Coweta
Okla
John Gretz
Chauncey
Maxwell
Lewis Warren
Athens
M. E. Dinsmoore
Helion
Ind
Margaret Frost
the Plains
Charles Spray
Paul Shriner
Miriam
Barberton
Vera West
Pomeroy
Charles Frederick Spray
Ohio University
Frost
Joe Wallace
Spray
Wallace
West
Arnold Eschenbacher
Japan
Howard Eschenbacher
N. Shafer St
Eschenbacher
Fort Dix
N. J
Fall millinery blooms with steeple hats and cloche revivals
New York designers unveil a bold fall hat season with tall steeple shapes and revived 1920s cloches. The John Frederics line features a veiled mask and toupee turban while Sally Victor introduces a swinging concertina crown with pleated crown and decorative hook.
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NEW York
NEA
Jace
John Frederics
Mr. John
Charleston
Sally Victor
Rivera says divorce from Frida Kahlo planned
Diego Rivera announced in Mexico City that he and his fifth wife Frida Kahlo will divorce. He will leave his studio house and other property to Kahlo while retaining an Indian Temple he is building for the Mexican people. The couple married in 1929 and reunited in 1941 after a separation.
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Mexico City
Diego Rivera
Mexico
Rivera
Frida Kahlo
Kahlo
Calendar of Events in Athens Groups Plan Meetings Aug 15 18
A list of local club and community group gatherings for August 15 to August 18. Entries include Emblem Club 165 Elks Club room meeting August 15 at 8 p.m., B F W Auxiliary at Post room August 15, United Spanish War Veterans Camp 78 at Athens County Court House 7:30 p.m., American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall August 16 with Buckeye Girls State report, Child Study Circle at 26 W Mulberry St, Delilah Rebekah Lodge New Marshfield August 16 8 p.m. social hour, Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon at Athens Country Club August 17 1 p.m., Albany Farm Council at Glen Scott home August 17 8:30 p.m., Troy Grange ice cream social August 17 8 p.m. to benefit 4 H Foundation, Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge August 17 8 p.m. at I.O.O.F Hall, Ath ens Grange August 18 8 p.m., Catholic Ladies festival August 18 5:30–7 p.m., no Junior Circle meeting, Central Avenue WSCS picnic August 18 6 p.m. at D L Jones home, Class Five Coolville Methodist Sun day School August 18 8 p.m. at Mrs Bentz with Mrs Brafford assisting.
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CCL
Alan Locke
W. Mulberry St
William Ford
Rebekah Lodge
New Marshfield
Methodist Sunday School
Coolville
Charles Bentz
L. C. Brafford
Palm Readers and Palace of Predictionsent
Hollywood star Joan Fontaine talks about palm reading and fate during a lunch with Byline S Sandsaker. Fontaine laughs at prophesies of six marriages and a future child while recounting career milestones and her partnership with producer William Dozier.
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Hollywood
Joan Fontaine
Joan
William Dozier
Palm Reader
Fontaine
Jesse Lasky
Brian Aherne
Dozier
Realistic Radio Habits Across Close Knit Neighborhoods
The piece urges keeping radio volume low so the sound cannot be heard throughout the neighborhood. It notes that loud music in one room can annoy neighbors and emphasizes considerate listening. It also mentions perfume usage fading after Rome and revival by Crusaders in Europe.
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Rome
Europe
Asia Minor
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Lowman
Athens, Ohio
Fawcett
Chesterhill
Ohio
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Tweed
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Mr. Chaffin
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Elks Club
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American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
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Buckeye
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C. E. Nunemaker
Albany Farm Council
Glen Scott
Troy Grange
Grange Lawn
4-H Foundation
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Oo Catholic Ladies of Columbia
St. Paul's Church
Central Avenue
WSCS
D. L. Jones
Second St
Byline Sandsaker
Frank McCallister
Mansfield
McCallister
Mrs. Wallace
St. Joseph
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