Buckley Seaman Family Holds Twelfth Reunion at Old Man's Cave
The Buckley Seaman family reunion gathered August 13 at Old Man's Cave in Hocking County with six living children present. Forty eight members and friends shared dinner, held a brief business session, retained officers, and welcomed five new members. Attendees included relatives by marriage and numerous descendants from Ohio and Pennsylvania, with many names listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse and
Artalissa Buckley Seaman
Old Man's Cave
Hocking County
Burch Seaman
Hilda Hulett
Springfield
James Powers
Gladys Vaughn
Clare Milless
Marjorie Haddox
Beverly Joice Reynolds
J. E. Seaman
James Edward Powers
Flora Seamanurphy
Emory Seaman
Robert Seaman
Mary Frances
Carl Deck
Julia Elliott
Raymond
New Vienna
Willis Reynolds
Roger
Charles
Beverly Jolce
Blanchester
Elwood Frank
David
Pittsburgh
Mac Bobo
Donnie
Tiffin
Everett Evans
Marion
Songa Gene Marshman
Chicago
Ill
John Ludden
Roy Haddox
Roy Jr
Ida A. Brown
Columbus
Guy Vaughn
Harold
James Edward
Lancaster
Edward Seaman
John Edward
William Seaman
Flora Murphy
Will Bobo
Athens
J. L. Buckley
Richwood
Sleep Tips and Church Social Announced
A long tongue in cheek guide on coping with heat ends and a church supper event follows. The Progressive Class of Central Ave. M. E. Church hosts a Jitney Supper on Friday Aug 18 at 5 30 pm basement foods five cents per portion watermelon ice cream and home cooked dishes featured. A Bates Church Ladies Missionary Society all day meeting is set for Friday at Mrs. Herb Ruths home with rain contingency at Bates Church. Mr and Mrs W H Marshall Route Four hosted visits from Mr and Mrs R A Morris and daughters Marilyn and Barbara of Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave. M. E
W. H. Marshall
Route Four
R. A. Morris
Marilyn and
Barbara
Massillon
Miss Helen Spencer Weds Paul Roush in Presbyterian Church
Miss Helen Spencer and Paul Roush married Sunday morning August 13 at the Presbyterian Church in this city with Rev. A Y Wilcox officiating. The couple and families hosted a wedding breakfast, and the groom is employed at Athens Pharmacy after graduating from Shade High School in 1939. They honeymooned in the Blue Ridge Mountains and reside Route Five Athens. Guests included Atty Hayes and Mrs Lindstrom of Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Roush
Athens
Paul
Helen Spencer
Ira Spencer
Glouster
Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Charles Roush
John Algeo
Donald Sanders
Frances Knopp
Harrisonville
Shade High School
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Roush
Route Five
Atty
Golden Jubilee of Motion Pictures Begins Sept 3
Frank Nolan of Schine's Athena Theater announces a Golden Jubilee celebration starting the week of Sept 3 marking 50 years since the first flickers. The industry has prepared with major releases and Athena Theater will showcase top pictures beginning September 3. Matthews Milner Reunion set for Aug 27 at Embree Park Pennsville invites all relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nolan
Schine
Athena Theater
Nolan
Matthews-Milner
Embree Park
Pennsville
World’s Fair travelers from Athens and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Paul Beckley left for New York City to visit the World's Fair and stay until Sunday. Athens County nurse Carolyn Pico and nurse Ethel Saunders returned from a ten day auto trip to New York City for sightseeing and the fair. Bernard Newcomb departed on a multi city vacation to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. Prof George Starr Lasher and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Dorothy are in New York City on a World's Fair vacation. Thomas Winning and wife of Vincennes Indiana are spending two weeks in Athens with Mrs Crossen and Mrs Williams. M M Kerr of Athens improves at Holzer Hospital and hopes to return home this week. Robert Main and wife returned from a weekend trip to Columbus. Several residents including Karl Rose and family, Russell Dorr, Ralph Maxwell, W H Marshall and children visited Zaleski Park for a picnic and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Pico
Athens County
Ethel Saunders
New York City
Bernard Newcomb
Zanesville
Ellen Newcomb
Congress St
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
George Starr Lasher
Mary Elizabeth
Dorothy
Thomas Winning
Vincennes
Ind
J. C. Crossen
William Williams
Winning
Athens
M. M. Kerr
Holzer Hospital
Robert Main
Morris Ave
Columbus
Karl Rose
Keith
Russell Dorr
Ralph Maxwell
W. H. Marshall
Betty
Kenneth
Shirley
Zaleski Park
Marriage Meddlers at Hotel Lansfield Hospital Scene
Adele Garrison portrays Madge Graham guiding Mary Veritzen through a tense vigil beside Noel Veritzen after his capture and torture. The scene unfolds in the Hotel Lansfield improvised hospital suite as Madge and Philip guard Mary while awaiting X ray results on Noel's arm and ensuring she eats and rests before visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansfield
Mary Veritzen
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Madge Graham
Noel
New York
Madge
Philip
Jack Leslie
Mrs. Rutkoskie Hosts Guest of Honor at Glendale Party
Mrs. Rutkoskie of Glendale California visits this city three weeks before returning home. Mrs. Walter Rohrer and three hostesses entertain at 58 S Shannon Ave presenting a handkerchief shower to the guest of honor. Other attendees include Mrs. Harley Blair Mrs. Frank Ley Mrs. Charles Ley and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rutkoskie
Glendale
Calif
Walter Rohrer
John R. Sprague
Walter Smith
Harley Blair
Frank Ley
Charles Ley
Charles Walsh
E. H. Gallagher
Charles Eddy
Neil Gaitten
E. J. Shannon
Robert King
W. W. Daggett
Rutkoskie
George
Richard
California
Briley Reunion Draws Eighty-Seven At Ash Cave
About 87 people gathered at Ash Cave on Sunday August 13 for the Briley reunion. A noon basket dinner followed by an afternoon of renewing friendships and photo taking featured numerous attendees from Oklahoma City Carbon Hill Athens Columbus Lancaster Zanesville and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briley
Ash Cave
Orin Kelley
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank B. Briley
Ben
Dorothy
Margaret
Oxford
Kansas
William Briley
Lester Briley
Eva Smith
William Spencer
Don Dawley
Ma‘bel Hawk
Carbon Hill
Porter Dicken
Lillian
James Klingenberg
Ben Dicken
Robin
Ardith Hart
Betty Shuler
Athens
Phil Briley
New Marshfield Road
W. E. Dicken
Bob Dicken
Grace Dicken
Adrian Moore
Roger
Richard
Lower Plains
Dot Guseman
Arthur
Charles
Athens R. D
Charles Briley
Estella Lipton
Frank Wolf
Logan
John T. Lanning
Delbert Lanning
Miss Freyermuth to Wed Harold Moyer in Massillon
Engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Helen Freyermuth to Harold Moyer announced. Both graduates of Ohio universities and Massillon and Athens educators and professionals, with Sept. 2 wedding date noted in a ship themed bridge party tribute. Barrows reunion moved from Howell Grove to Torch due to scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Helen Freyermuth
E. W. Freyermuth
Massillon
Harold Moyer
Detroit
C. H. Moyer
Rena Freyermuth
Freyermuth
Ohio University
Central School
Moyer
Ohio State University
Tau Beta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seaman
American Institute of Laundering
Saloy
Yesteryear
Rose Marie
Oxuxo
Tropics
Darling
Central Ave. Church
FBI
Europe
First Christian Church
Arthur Brown
Rosemary Lane
Gloria Jean
Paul Roush
Paul Beckley
E. State St
Marriage Meddlers
Matisstonniadee
Adele Garrison
Miss Whitlock
Avis Arlen
Mrs. Rutkoskie
Charles Breinig
Clark St
Judge Breiniig
Hiney Meade
Oscar Baughman
Phyllis Clarke
Charles Clarke
Poston
Miss Clarke
Sam Clarke
Leslie and
Glenn
Kenneth Thomas
E. R. Bean
Cecil Thomas
Glen Ebon
William Boyd
Peach Ridge
Venice Hunter
Sylvia Augustine
Wilma
Ruth
Carrie Jane
Bert Grafton
Paul Grafton
Phyllis
Donald
Wanda
Newark
Harve Phelps
Dr. Fugate
MIO
Wat TN
Court
Johnny McDonald
Nelsonville
RE. D
George B. Briley
Lula Chilcote
Wayne Johnson
J. M. Sweazy
Tessa Sweazy Webb
Laura Sweazy
Warren Burgoon
Guy French
Floodwood
Walter Richardson
Connie Beth
Harold Gaston
Jolene
Haydenville
Joe Hutchens
Stewsart
Bob Ramsburg
Coolville
Owen Peters
Buckeye Lake
Phil Devol
Murray City
Frank Cohagen
Miss Freyermuth
TORCH
Howell Grove
Steppes
Beauty Shop
al Ayerty
Cornwell & Co
McKee
Colgate Tooth
Richard Hudnut
McKee Drug Co
McKee's
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