Retired Admiral David W. Mitchell guest at Hotel Berry
Social affairs note visits and guests across Ohio and Virginia. Rear admiral David W. Mitchell and his Navy retirement mark a notable presence at the Hotel Berry on August 17. The column records several families visiting relatives in Falls Church, Luray, and Columbus, with trips to Washington sights and a New York jewelry show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Mitchell
St. Clairsville
United States Navy
Berry
Oliver Walls
Ronnie
Karen Sue
Athens
Eugene Skidmore
Falls Church
Washington, D. C
Arlington Cemetery
National Airport
Luray
Luray Caverns
Harry S. Love
New Marshfield
Carl Clifford
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Schleicher
Fred Schleicher
Home St
J. M. Riley
Ashland
Clayton Riley
Ohio University
Robert Baur
Randy
S. Congress St
Mr. Baur
Gorden Baur
Bellevue
Paul Didion
Cynthia
Baurs
Columbus
Iris tubers from Puget Sound beds offer value
English originations valued at 4 dollars per tuber from Puget Sound Iris beds. Varieties BLACK MAGIC Jet black rare DOG ROSE orchidlike CONSTANCE MEYER red SUNSET GOLD orange. Four labeled tubers delivered postpaid 1 dollar. Extra 2 each plus a GUD RUN IRIS white with speckled gold throat total 9 tubers postpaid 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Ike
Constance Meyer
We the Women Mothers Wait Up For Daughters At Dates
Ruth Millett argues that mothers should wait up for their teenage daughters who are out on dates. She says this practice fosters responsibility and trust, helps deter late or risky behavior, and harms neither the girl nor the boy when done with a welcoming tone and proper discipline.
Miss James Becomes Bride in Greenup Kentucky
Mary James and Lee Van Dyke wed in Greenup Kentucky on August 6. Attendants were Dale Windland and his wife from Athens. Mary graduated Rome Canaan High School and Lee joined the Navy in high school and works at Athens Machine Co. The couple plans to live in Athens with Lee’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar James
Broadwell
Mary
Lee van Dyke
Connie van Dyke
Greenup
Dale Windland
Athens
Rome- Canaan
Mr. van Dyke
U.S. Navy
Athens Machine Co
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Everett Wigal at New Marshfield
A surprise party in New Marshfield honored Mrs. Everett Wigal on her birthday. Mrs. Clarence Collins and Mrs. John Wigal hosted at her home with attendees from New Marshfield. A piano solo entertained guests before games with prizes and cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wigal
New Marshfield
Clarence Collins
McArthur
John Wigal
Collins
Ed Hawk
Roy Llewellyn
William Bridge
Fred Burt
Oscar Andrews
Lee Jones
Joe Barron
Delbert Jones
Fred Hoodlett
Nellie Bowler
Albert Wigal
Athens
Social introductions and memory lapses guidance
An etiquette note on handling introductions when you forget a name. It urges apologizing and admitting memory gaps to facilitate the introduction rather than avoiding it, emphasizing courteous social practice.
Teenagers Should Avoid Habit Of Last Minute Rush
A column urges teens to stop cramming and last minute dress stress. It warns parents that late preparations strain everyone and that independent, organized study and planning prevent future failures in school and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Marilyn Maxwell Hits Atom Dance On Tour
Hollywood star Marilyn Maxwell from Clarinda Indiana discusses her atom dance in Race Street and Key to the City. She recalls touring five months and seeking a brunette look while noting fan preference for blondes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell
Cutie
Clarinda
Race Street
Marilyn
Rosita
Johnston
East
Atlantic City Steel Pier
San Francisco
Chuck Walters
Two Novels Are Reviewed By William Glover Joey Levine
David Lord's Joey Levine depicts a Boyle Heights youth in postwar America seeking faith amid hardship. The Old Bank House by Angela Thirkell follows Barsetshire society as Sam Adams hosts quiet gatherings and social scrutiny in England. The piece also notes lingering memories of Empress Josephine's odor of music in her rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glover
Joey
David Lord
Dutton
Joey Levine
Boyle Heights
Los Angeles
Europe
Old Bank House
Angela Thirkell
Knopf
Barsetshire
Sam Adams
England
Sixth Young Reunion Attracts Forty Eight Attendees
Forty eight people attended the sixth annual Young reunion at Nice's Park Route 33 on August 14. William C Young and Bertha Kenny received a decorated cake for their forty first wedding anniversary. Attendees included families from Columbus Akron Athens and Hemlock Grove along with relatives of the Young lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice’s Park
William C. Young
Mr. Young
Bertha Kenny
John Loretta
Diane
Millard Stewart
Columbus
Earl Bolin
Richard Bolin
Pullen
Akron
Clifford Young
Richard
Billy
Alexandria
Floyd Young
Martha
Ethel
Glen Young
Juanita
Athens
Bob Perry
Martha Perry
Ivor Shumway
Ice cream social funds 4 H at New England church
Summit Grange hosts an ice cream social on Friday Aug 19 at 6 30 pm on the church lawn with cake pie and coffee. Proceeds benefit the 4 H Foundation and the event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Grange
4-H Foundation
New England Presbyterian Church
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Willard Simonton
Chauncey
Ann Simonton
Sam Starkey
Nelsonville
Maud Barron
Fred Swearingen
T. H. Morgan
Utah Place
Harry Lackey
Robert Wren
James Johnson
Deb Hawk
WHOK
Canterbury Gardens
Empress Bldg
Seattle, Wash
Clime Trae
Cline Pharmacy
Euery
Mosi
Pei Bastin
Bng
Baby Cool
Carpenter Howe. CO
S. Court St
Athens, O
Ruth Millett
Miss James
Virgil G. Baker
Grosvenor St
Avon Place
Marian Reeder
Josephine
Fawcett
Chesterhill
Ohio
Keith
Kelson
Paul Jones
Shade
Aurelia Bing
Cledth
Jim
Blaine
Carl
Hemlock Grove
Jack Stanley
Deelee
Gilbert Ator
Alice
Carrie
Barrows
Athens County Fairgrounds
Jerseyville Methodist Church
Coolville Methodist Church
Carolyn
Connie Herbert
William H. Herbert
State St
Niles
Blosser
Blosser’s
Main St
Logan
Vera Ralston
Napoleon
St.joseph
McKee Drug Co
General Electric Credit Corporation
Mill Sr
Sohio Super Station
CE Cleararte
Athens County
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
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