Social Affairs Mary Rardin Weds Hjalmar Olson at St Marys
Miss Mary Rardin daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Rardin of 55 Central Ave marries Mr Hjalmar Olson son of Mr and Mrs Thor Olson of 26 Woodard Ave in a June 28 ceremony at St Marys Presbyterian Church. Attendants include the bride’s brother Mr John D Bardin with a trip to West Virginia Virginia Maryland and Washington DC after. The couple plans to live in Ann Arbor Michigan where Mr Olson will attend the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rardin
Hjalmar Olson
St. Marys Presbyterian Church
J. C. Rardin
Central Ave
Thor Olson
Woodard Ave
St. Marys
W. Va
A. B. Minamyer
John D. Bardin
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Eugene Hansen
Washington
Olson
Athens High School
Ohio University
Mercersburg Academy
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Shopping About Town With Mary Lou
Attendees at an afternoon tea wore flowing chiffons and smart taffetas with many stylish ensembles. Alma Robinson’s black moire frock with pleated organdy ruffles drew attention, while others wore flowered chiffons, printed bolero jackets, lace dresses, and lavender prints reflecting a lively mid century fashion scene. Mary Lou Lammers notes the stylish outfits and guest arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Robinson
Roger Connor
Carl Beasley
Norman
Okla
FE. J. Jones
Roger Jones
F. X. Rauch
Mary Lou Lammers
Recorder's Pickles Bring Requests For Her Recipe
Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick of Athens County shares her pickle recipe famed as a local staple. She explains soaking 100 pickles overnight, then boiling water, vinegar, water and salt with alum saccharine and spices before sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens County Recorder
Athens County
Java
Social notes from Rutland and surrounding towns
Rutland residents report visits across Ohio and beyond with numerous trips to Oxford Xenia Cleveland Columbus and Fort Wayne. Local social events include wiener roasts birthday parties and relatives visiting in Athens Belmont Denver and Chesapeake with Bodleian Library growth noted in Oxford.
Residents Return After Social and Travel Visits
Mrs Herman G and James and daughter Genevieve return to their F Union Street home after several days in Chicago. Dr and Mrs J R Sprague and son Ted come back from Yellowstone and Colorado Springs visiting Madison Wisconsin on the return trip. Akathena locals share arrivals and departures with relatives and friends across Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G
James
Genevieve
F. Union St
Chicago
Ladies Aid Society Entertained Aug. 19 in Gallipolis
In Gallipolis Ohio the Ohio Chapel Ladies Aid met Aug. 19 at Mrs Hobart Craft home with a children’s program. Mrs Anna Evans presided over officer election naming Mrs Earl Brown president and others for the coming year. The September meeting will be hosted by Mrs Tom Boggs with Mrs Homer Barcus assisting.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Chapel
Ladies Aid
Hobart Craft
Anna Evans
Earl Brown
Wilfred Evans
Harold Broyles
Frank Plymatle
Tom Boggs
Fuller
Fred Northup
Athens County 1875 Business Directory Highlights
The Athens County Atlas of 1875 rebound in the County Recorder’s office reveals Chauncey and Hockingport directories with wagon makers blacksmiths dealers in boots and shoes and Yankee nations. Names include Stalder Graham Preston Ful ton Lewis Cunningham Mourn and Linscott among others, showing early local commerce and trades across Millfield Chauncey and Hockingport.
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Hockingport
Chauncey
Athens County Atlas
County Recorder
Athens County
Chauncey and Hockingport
C. Stalder
A. Graham
William Phillips
Nancy Cunningham
J. F. Preston
H. J. Fulton
E. Lewis
Mary Short
William Smith
Olmer Linscott
F. I. Junod
John Harvey
William Ogg
L. D. Linscott
Nathan Pickett
John Mourn
H.V.C
Mourn
Millfield
McDaniel
L. W. Russell
N. W. James
E. Fuller
E. D. Sayre
George H. Chadwell
I. W. P. Cook
R. A. Davis
Austin True
James C. Headley
Daniel Fulton
John R. Andrews
J. A. McKee
A. J. Learned
L. A. Hensley
William G. Boyd
8. C. White
Morris Humphrey
M. S. Thanhouser
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
W. Va
S. E. Williams
Hockingport House
FE. W. Johnson
Kilvert
Rome Township
H. M. Crippen
Guysville
New Marshfield
Flapper Fanny Advocates Good Paint Job For Face And Surface
Flapper Fanny remarks that a good paint job earns praise whether applied to a person’s face or to everyday surfaces. Her quip links beauty and craftsmanship to public style during the era.
Mrs Crawford Pupils Present Sunday Musical at Church
The pupils of Mrs Theodore M Crawford will present a piano recital at the Canaanville M E Church on Sunday Aug 23 at 8 p m. Performers include Janice Chapman Elizabeth Jane Morris Joan Chesser Garnet Klingenberg Adah Ruth Sutton Helen Rose Virginia Coleman Jean Carolyn Crawford Jessie Ann Crawford. The Young People's orchestra will play Bach Minuet and School Days with members Betty Morris Rachael Crawford Adah Sutton Elizabeth Morris Mickey Seel Pauline Rose Eileen Dorr Harry Hill Robert Smith Rebecca Smith Jean Crawford and Helen Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Crawford
Canaanville M. E
Janice Chapman
Elizabeth Jane Morris
Joan Chesser
Garnet Klingenberg
Adah Ruth Sutton
Helen Rose
Virginia Coleman
Jean Carolyn Crawford
Jessie Ann Crawford
Betty Morris
Rachael Crawford
Adah Sutton
Elizabeth Morris
Mickey Seel
Pauline Rose
Eileen Dorr
Harry Hill
Robert Smith
Rebecca Smith
Jean Crawford
Local Social News from Syracuse Area Families
Mrs Thelma Clark was taken to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis for observation. Mrs Fred Shumway and daughter attended a shower for Mrs David Jones in Middleport. Miss Lenora Campbell returned from Oswego summer school to spend three weeks with her mother before Berea public schools. Mrs Mary Snowball hosted a Ladies Aid chicken dinner at Asbury M E Church. Mr and Mrs Robert Roberts left for a motor trip through New England visiting Boston friends. Miss Kathleen Duffy was in Enterprise. Miss Marjorie Moore visited her aunt in Pomeroy. Syracuse D A Lodge members held a potluck dinner. The Men s Bible Class of Asbury M E Church cleared 16 at an ice cream social. Walter Reich of Huntington visited with the Johnson and Moore families. Two stray dogs killed 80 chickens in Dodes King s poultry yard near the old Syracuse ball diamond. Mrs Blanche Rossetter and son Howard of Albany visited cousins Mary and Maria Karr. Quarterly conference at Asbury M E Church included delegates from Rutland Bethel and Rose Hill. Dr R B Foster of Portsmouth delivered the sermon and chaired the session. Miss Edna Whetstone returned Saturday from Athens where she visited college friends.
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Syracuse
Thelma Clark
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Fred Shumway
John Gilmore
David Jones
Middleport
Lenora Campbell
Oswego
N. Y
Herbert Stobart
Berea
Mary Snowball
Ladies Aid Society
Asbury M. E. Church
Robert Roberts
New England States
Boston
Kathleen Duffy
Enterprise
Marjorie Moore
Beulah Calkins
Pomeroy
D. of A. Lodge
Walter Reich
Huntington
van Johnson
Lillian Moore
Mary Karr
Marcia Karr
Asbury M. E
Rutland
Bethel
Rose Hill
R. B. Foster
Portsmouth
Edna Whetstone
Athens
Nelsonville Benefit Bingo for Bessie Stephen’s Son
The Nelsonville community hosts a benefit bingo party this Saturday night in the 1.0.0 F. Hall at 7 o'clock to support Bessie Stephen and her son’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bessie Stephenson
F. Hall
Colorful Tea Honors September Bride To Be Jean Rauch
Mrs. Louis I. Brown hosted a three to five oclock tea for Miss Jean Rauch at 2 University Terrace with more than 60 guests. Miss Rauch, in a yellow lace dress, and her mother, Mrs. Frank X. Rauch, in lavender, joined by Mrs. Brown in blue chiffon, welcomed attendees as details of her upcoming marriage to Ralph Dupler were shared. The event featured gladiola centerpieces, punch on the screen porch, and Isabelle Francis performing dance numbers. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Rupel Jones of Norman Oklahoma and Mrs. H B Ackerman of Brooklyn among others.
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Athens Grange
Grange
Mattie Jacoby
Isabelle Snyder
Harry Jacoby
Louis I. Brown
Miss Rauch
Jean Rauch
Frank X. Rauch
University Terrace
Brown
Rauch
Ralph Dupler
Roy Dupler
Gladiolas
Harry Beckley
Alonzo Palmer
Punch
East Valley
Isabelle Francis
Jay Goetz
Isabelle
Mrs. Brown
Goredon Bush
Dwight H. Ruthersford
W. H. Logan
Roger Jones
Schooley D. Ault
Akron
William S. Shepherd
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Depot St
Emily Lois
Emery Moris
Moris Dishong
Sugar Creek
Emery McCarsey
Gabriel Hill
Mary Lou
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Hazel-Atlas Glass CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Recorder
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Oxford
Xenia
A. B
Barton
Mary
Louise
Belmont
Mass
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H. Shmond
Beatrice and
Aon
Cleveland
Sidney Parker
Cleveland Exposition
Forrest Nagley
Billy
Harry Gross
Fred Winn
Elizabeth Ann Chapman
Virginia Nelle Pond
Reva Mills
Junior Pond
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Mr. Collins
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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J. R. Sprague
Ted
Yellowstone National Park
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Colorado
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Madison
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Vincennes
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Rising Sun
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Foo Chow
China
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Miss McBee
New York City
P. G. Dowler
Basil
Church St
John Dana
John Dana, Jr
Loudonville
Rollin Tripp
Dana
Marjorie Winefordner
Glouster
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Barbara Patterson
Mr. McHarg
McHarg
O. B. Steiner
R. P. Bodkin
Carl EB. Reeves
Harrisonville
Kingsbury Road
Black Fork
Reeves
K. of P. Order of Rutland
J. H. Welch
Olan B. Smith
Niles
East
Canada
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New York
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Maine
Ottawa
Quebec
Massachusetts
Concord
Lexington
Navy Yards
Niagara Falls
William Batson
Vermillion
Dakota
Herman G. James
E. Union St
BE. EB. LaBaw
H. L. Sluts
Prof
Raymond
Miss Mary
Virginia Beach
Schooley D
Ault
H. T. Blazer
Magnolia
William
Shepherd
Morris Ave
Rosalind Fouts
Willoughby
Daniel J. Gibson, Jr
Helen K. Shhaefer
Cincinnati
Gibson
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Marian Bush Snyder
Flapper
Fanny
Mayfair
Miller’s
Hotel
Beech Grove Church
Conn’s
Broughton
Broughton's
Union Shop
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