Athenian Ruby Hankey Marries Rev Roy at Langdon Minn
Miss Ruby Hankey, prominent in Athens Presbyterian work, wed Rev Charles Roy of Utica in Langdon Minnesota. The double ring ceremony at the Presbyterian Church featured a ring from the bride’s mother. They plan a tour to Yellowstone, then home to New York after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hankey
Athens
Ohio University
Charles Roy
Utica
Nicey
Minnnesota Lake
Langdon
Yellowstone National
Tea
N. Y
Theodore Hankey
Langdon, Minn
Macahester College
Columbia University
National Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
Minnesota
Roy
Georgetown
Ind
Transylvania College
Lexington
Union Seminary
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
W R C Annual Dinner Honors Civil War Veterans
The Woman's Relief Corps annual dinner honored Civil War veterans with a 6 o'clock meal at the Agri-Building in Athens. Veterans present included Captain J B Allen, J L Pickering, W H Brown, William Moutherton, Ezra Walker, J A Smith, Athens, and Henry Dickson of Downingtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Athens
Peel
Cap‘tain
J. B. Allen
J. L. Pickering
Mar. W. HH. Brown
William ‘Moutherton
4 H Club Camp Week Ends With Fifty Five Attendees
Fifty five campers from Athens and Hocking counties returned home Saturday after a week at the Ralph Barker farm 4 H Club Camp Union. The week featured cooking by Ira Russ and Mrs Harry Oby and a program of bird house building, silhouette pictures, campcraft lessons, swimming trips, and evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking
Ralph Barker
Union
Mmess Hall
Ira Russ
Harry Oby
The
Athense
R. E. Sutton
Canaanville
Busy Bee Food Club
Marie Norris
Margaret Annies Zeigier
Hocking County
Ee Smith
Paul Fankhauser
Econot
Ohio State University
Entertains at Dinner At Campbell Inn
Mildred Rice entertained a group of friends at Campbell Inn at dinner on Wednesday evening. Guests included Miss Irene Hand Jackson Miss and Mrs R W Emmert Athens, and Mr O L Wood of Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Mildred Rice
Campbell Inn
Irene Hand
Jackson
R. W. Emmert
Athens
O. L. Wood
Washington
D. H
Vacation Trip Heads to Ocean View for Local Families
Prof and Mrs C M Copeland and Prof and Mrs George McLaughlin with Miss Helen depart Saturday for Ocean View on vacation. Mr C J Sanders Jr returns from Akron with Mrs Sanders and Amy Jo. Mrs Sanders had an operation Wednesday in an Akron hospital. her condition is favorable. Amy Jo stays with relatives in Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Copeland
George McLaughlin
Helen
Ocean View
C. J. Sanders, Jr
Akron
Clark and grandson visit Columbus relatives
Mr. John Clark of Sugar Creek and his grandson John Edward Shayne traveled to Columbus to visit Mr. Clark’s daughters Mrs. Dwight Statts Mrs. Alice Shayne and Mrs. C L Heneley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Sugar Creek
John Edward Shayne
Columbus
Mr. Clark
Dwight Statts
Alice Shayne
C. L. Heneley
Miss Betty Rochester Returns to Logan Home
Miss Betty Rochester returns to her Logan home after attending the summer term of college and working. The Ohio University student and Pi Beta Phi Sorority member plans to resume classes this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rochester
Logan
School Heads To Meet Superintendents To Adopt Constitution
Twenty two superintendents will convene Monday in Athens County Office of Alex Root to adopt the County Superintendents Association of Southeastern Ohio constitution and by laws. Edward McCowan of Portsmouth serves as president with W H Webb of Marietta as secretary and Root as vice president. Meeting starts at 10 a m and lasts through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Root
Athens County
County Superintendents’ Association of
Southeastern Ohio
Edward McCowan
Portsmouth
W. H. Webb
Marietta
Mr. Root
Carpenters Cut Scale in Athens Union Schedule
Athens union carpenters voted to cut wages by 15 percent effective immediately. Leval Union No. 1720 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners approved reducing the rate from $1 to 85 cents per hour at a Wednesday meeting announced by secretary D. C. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Union Carpenters of
D. C. Gibson
Carpenters
Leval Union No
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Former O. U. Students Married August First
Miss Josephine Walsh of near Parkersburg West Virginia wed Mr. James Sexton of London. They were former Ohio University students and were married at St Xavier Church Parkersburg by Rev Father F M Rossman. The bride becomes a teacher in Akron schools and the groom is high school principal in Beardsville Illinois. The couple plan a wedding trip through the East and residence in Beardsville after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Walsh
Parkersburg
W. Va
James Sexton
London
Ohio University
St. Xavier Church
F. M. Rossman
Akron
Beardsville
Murphey Family Guests Rank in Ohio Visitors
Dr and Mrs Emmett L Murphey of Columbus were guests Friday night of Mr and Mrs Frank R Murphey of 156 East State Street. They were en route to Lynchburg Virginia to visit their son Richard Murphey and his family. Richard Murphey, an Ohio University graduate, is on the Lynchburg High School faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Edwards
Mechanicsburg
Butte
Ntb
Robert Lee Stansbury
James E. Stansbury
Richland Avenue
Miss Edwards
Miles City
Mont
Athens
Emmett L. Murphey
Columbus
Frank R. Murphey
East State Street
Lynchburg, Va
Richard Murphey
Ohio University
Lynchburg High School
Jones family returns from Washington trip via Midland Trail
Mr and Mrs D L Jones their daughter Miss Winifred Jones and nephew Mr John E Edwards traveled to Washington D C and Annapolis by the Midland Trail visiting Gauley Bridge and White Sulphur Springs. They toured notable sites in Washington and viewed the Naval Academy at Annapolis before returning home along Route No 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Jones
Winifred Jones
John E. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
West Virginia
Virginia
Gauley Bridge
White Sulphur Springs
Washington
Naval Academy
Wood Family Heads East for Ten Day Motoring Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Wood and their son Stanley Dow departed Saturday noon for a ten day motor journey through the East. Readable stops include Norfolk and Virginia Beach as part of their travel plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Wood
Stanley Dow
East
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Mrs Nora Carson Visits Huntington Couple
Mrs Nora Carson of Huntington West Virginia is visiting for a week with Mrs C L Jordan at 146 Grosvenor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Carson
Huntington
W. Va
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor Street
Mrs Ethel Ralph Plans Two Week Vacation
Mrs Ethel Ralph leaves Sunday for Columbus to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Judd Chase. She will spend two weeks away on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ralph
Mrs
Judd Chase
Columbus
Fred Stauffer
Gerald
Geraldine
Akron
Nita Stauffer
Gladys Wyckoff
Visit to Canisteo aunt of Tom Stewart Cotton
Tom Stewart Cotton of Canisteo New York visits his aunt Mrs. J L Henry and family at 61 North Congress Street. He is the eldest child of Mr From Cotton of Canisteo and a brother of Mrs. Henry, former Athens resident where his son was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stewart Cotton
Canisteo
N. Y
J. L. Henry
North
Congress Street
Mr. From Cotton
Henry
Athens
Shepherds and Nephew Return From Zanesville Visit
Mr and Mrs William S Shepherd and their nephew William Prescott Fouts spent Friday in Zanesville where Fouts, an honor student at the summer High session, was met by his sister Gertrude Olive Fouts. They then drove to their home in Euclid with Mrs D R Zenner and cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shepherd
Zanesville
William Prescott Fouts
D. R. Zenner
Gertrude Olive Fouts
Euclid
Philadelphia Visitors Return Home After Family Gatherings
Dr Josephus Ullom and daughters Margaret Charlotte Josephine visit his father Andrew Ullom in North College Street Philadelphia rest of family heads west. Lawrence pair and Opal McWhorter travel Sunday to Cedar Rapids to see Lulu Boyd and other relatives for a week. Bentley Marden family finish ten days at Great Gables West Virginia then plan Steubenville Smithfield Dayton and a road trip through Cuyahoga Falls Cleveland and Sandusky with stops in between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus T. Ullom
Margaret
Charlotte
Josephine
Philadelphia
Doctor Ullom
Andrew W. Ullom
Ullom
North College Street
W. B. Lawrence
P. B. Lawrence
Opal McWhorter
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Lulu Boyd
Messrs. Lawrence
W. B
W. B. Bentley
Abbie Marden
Great Gables
W. Va
Fred Les Tom
Daniel
Dana
Bernard
Tom
Daniel Higgins
J. M. Higgins
Steubenville
Harford D. Francis
Annette Higgins
Smithfield
Dayton
Alfred G. Farmer
Cuyahoga Falla
Cleveland
Sandusky
G. T. Wilkinson
Athens
Cambridge
Mass
Wagner Library
Wilkinson
Raymer McQuiston
Julian
Kansas
C. E. Cooper
Alpena
Mich
Isaac Ash
O. D. Morrison
C. R. Kinison
Mount Vernon
Vincent Jukes
Washington
New York
Montreal
Jukes
John Rood
Harold Evans
J. R. Johnston
Buffalo
Bud
Virginia Ward
T. N. Hoover
Teachers Institute
Portsmouth
Miriam Morse
Madison
Wis
Physical Education
Michigan
B. T. Grover
Physical Education Department
Overpayment Charges Are Investigated in Columbus
Charles Wise, a department clerk, testified before the senate highway investigating committee that overpayments to highway contractors on workmen's compensation premiums would be examined next week by state highway director O W Merrell after his return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
O. W. Merrell
Charles Wise
Senate Highway Investigating Committee
University faculty vacation plans span oceans to lakes
Ohio University faculty map out summer breaks with presidents and deans visiting cities from Hartford to Buffalo. Many plan coastal trips to Martha's Vineyard and Provincetown, while others tour Buffalo, Cleveland, Lake Erie towns, and the Appalachian region, with some remaining in Athens for golf and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Bryan
East Union Street
J. G. Belcher
Houston
Texas
Edwin W. Chubb
Chautauqua Lake
Providence
R. I
New Haven
Edwin Chubb
Dean Chubb
Indiana Teachers’ Institute
Indiana
Edward Frank Humphrey
W. C. Harris
Hartford
United States
Humphrey
Margaret Benedict
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
H. H. Peckham
Navesink
N. J
Highlands
Albert Gubitz
Buffalo
Richard
Janet
Muskegon
Potosky
Mich
Cooper
Fayette
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Gamertsfelder
West Virginia
Maud Matthews
Lake Erie
Richard Foster
Kentucky
Chicago
Edith Wray
Dean Irma Voigt
Maine
New York
Vermont
White Mountains
Prof
F. B. Gullum
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Emmett Rowles
Biology Department
E. J. Jones
Akron man on vacation in hometown visit noted
Verle C. Kenney of Akron visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kenney on Albany Road during his vacation. Miss Elizabeth Davis of Lexington N C has returned home after visiting Athens with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Rutherford at 286 East State Street. Davis and Mrs. Rutherford were UNC chums and were feted with social courtesies during the Athens visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Athens
Athens Country Club
Harriett Rogers
Physical Education Department
West Lafayette
Marian Ickes
Physical Education
Kansas
Harvey C. Lehman
Verle C. Kenney
Akron
Fann Art Studio
E. C. Kenney
Albany Road
Elizabeth Davis
Lexington
N. C
South
Dwight H. Rutherford
East State Street
Miss Davis
Mrs. Rutherford
University of North Carolina
Mrs Jennings Honor Bridge Parties and Outing Guests
Social notes record Mrs Pearl Jennings of Boston as guest of honor at bridge parties with Mrs J B Sherrard and others at 273 East. lists guests for Wednesday and Saturday tables plus upcoming events at Dana home University Terrace and Muskingum River cottage visitors. Additional items note guests from Cleveland and Columbus plans, trips to Columbus Akron and coastal cities, and departures of Prof John Snow and family for La Grange Illinois after visits in Athens and Clarks Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark E. Williams
Muskingum River
Lake Chute
Pearl Jennings
Boston
Sherrard
East
Bridge
W. H. McKee
M. E. Twiss
T. W. Craig
John H. Preston
Robert S. Wood
Louis I. Brown
Grace Stickney
John P. Dana
John E. Snow
Dale Dutton
Margaret Carpenter
la Grange
Ill
Mrs. Snow
Athens
Clarks Chapel
Mr. Dutton
Middleport
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Athenian
Minn
Mary Devlin
Irene Devlin
Esther Mae Dunham
Lewis Darst
Meadbrook Lake
Arst
W. O. Jones
Central Avenue
Robert Gilson
3. Darst
Hock‘ing
Fred Burch
Hildreth Hawk
Athens R. D. No. 4
Herb Hawk
Near
Ray Burch
W. C. Clark
Shaker Heights
Garnet Anderson
Amesville
J. D. Brush
James Francis
Phoenix, Ariz
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Brush
Mrs. McHarg
Ohio
Anna Winefordner
Marjorie
McHarge
Glouster
O. U
Murray N. Fowler
Jones
A. A. Atkinson
Magnetic Springs
Delaware County
Mr. Atkinson
France
White Springs
L. M. Heil
W. C. Stehr
D. R. Cuppinger
Canada
M. L. Stahl
Art
Lancaster
Catherine Bedford
Columbia
L. J. Addicott
R. L. Berger
Hazel M. Willis
Miss Levier
D. C. MacLachlan
C. N. Mackinnon
Westport
Conn
Gladys Williams
E. E. Ray
Helen Reynolds
California
W. A. Matheny
Helen Engels
A. E. Betticher
R. H. Paynter
W. L. Gard
Victor Whitehouse
Troy
Elk Rapids
S. H. Bing
G. E. Bing
Stuart M. Stoké
Massachusettes
Mt. Holyoke
James P. Porter
Cold Springs
Hamilton
New Jersey
A. C. Anderson
J. R. Gentry
Toronto
Melvin Danielson
Great Lakes
Doris Wilhite
Genevieve Norfolk
Princess
Eugenie
Slingluff
Dowler
Ferguson
Paramount Beauty
W. Union Street
Vern Fulton
N. Court
Cornwell's
Athens Jeweler
Vita Tonic
Betile Shop Phone
Mrs. Jennings
Tom Wood
Roberts. Wood
West Washington Street
E. N. Cullums
Carl Neff
Point Harbor
Shenandoah Valley
Frederic
Eugene
Shelton Tulip Oil
Varsity Beauty Shop
Over Fair Store
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