O. U. Graduates Wed Tuesday
Adele Berger and Joseph W. Colvin, OU football star graduated in 1933, wed in Xavier University Bellarmine Chapel Cincinnati Tuesday morning. Altars glowed with tapers and white gladioli as Norma Richter sang Ave Maria. Berger is a UC graduate and former assistant dean. Colvin studies medicine at UC. Guests included John Reed, Athens. Kenneth Bennett, New Comerstown. Marjorie Collins, OU alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Adele Berger
Joseph W. Colvin
Bellarmine
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Norma Richter
Hippodrome Opera Company
Guenod
Franz Trefzger
Italy
Miss Berger
Theta Phi Alpha
Academy of the Sacred Heart
University of Cincinnati
Colvin
Phi Kappa Tau
George M. Berger
David T. Colvin
Portsmouth
John Reod
Athens
Kenneth Bennett
New Comerstown
Marjorie Collins
Seventieth Birthday Celebrated for Mrs Peough
A family reunion at 31 Maplewood Drive honored Clarinda F. Peough of Glouster on her 70th birthday. A noon potluck, readings by Miss Mary McCune, and acrobatic stunts by Lotus Elkins highlighted the gathering with guests from Glouster and Chillicothe pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elkins
Maplewood Drive
Glouster
Alex Johnston
H.R. Ward
Chillicothe
Well-Placed Tricorne Can Disguise Your Facial Faults
A fashion sketch describes tricorne hats as flattering top-pieces for women. Black antelope fabric with feather trim and grosgrain ribbon forms the center piece worn squarely to shorten a long face, with velour versions extending over the eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enance
Gladys Parker
Quick Pickle Recipe Circulates With Mrs Kilpatrick
A pickle recipe attributed to Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick of 72 East Mulberry Street spreads among friends. It instructs soaking 100 pickles overnight, then boiling water and vinegar mix with salt alum saccharine and spices before sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Stubbornness I Ofteen Rented Out My Heart
The speaker recalls I used to rent out love briefly, neighbors disapproved as lovers came and went. Then you arrived, staying beyond the planned dusk, and refuse to leave, changing the speaker's view on running love.
Moses Campbell Family Reunion Held in Washington County
Fifty descendants of Moses Campbell gathered for the twenty fourth annual reunion at E. G. Campbell's residence on August 19. After dinner a business meeting elected officers for the coming year. Next reunion set for the third Sunday in August at William Campbell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Campbell
Zanesville
Crookaville
Nelsonville
Belpre
Marietta
Washington County
E. G. Campbell
William Campbell
Fair of 1934 Opens With 4-H Style Show and Traffic Guidance
The Athens Fair opens with 4-H style show participants and finalists for state fair representation. Demonstrations include mending socks yarn purses linen handkerchiefs and more by local clubs. Traffic measures guide visitors with a north gate entry and lane directions to ease congestion. Also reported is an update on Chauncey resident Carl Conrad hospitalized after finger amputation with gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Taylor
Elizabeth Ann Kuhns
Amesville
Jean Barlow
Lorene Norris
Athens
Hilda Johnson
Ann Barlow
Shafer
Miss Cable Hosts Dinner for Hathaway Guests
Miss Julia Cable of Ohio University hosted a small dinner Tuesday evening at Hillcrest for Dr. and Mrs. Stark Hathaway of the University of Minnesota. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. James P. Porter and Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson. Dr. Porter heads Ohio University's Psychology Department and Dr. Anderson is an associate professor who had worked with Hathaway here. Dinner was served at 6:30 in the Inn's main dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Cable
Ohio University
Hillcrest
Stark Hathaway
University of Minnesota
James P. Porter
A. C. Anderson
Porter
Anderson
Dr. Hathaway
Department of
Psychology
North Congress Street
First Aids for Housekeeping
Tips from an old guide on home care cover stove care with kerosene and whiting and polishing when dry. Methods include making bread crumbs from stale crusts, preserving paint with paraffin to avoid crusts, and reviving hard brushes with hot vinegar and soap.
Helen Jacobs Wins Third National Tennis Title in Shorts
Helen Jacobs triumphs in the women's National tennis tournament for the third time this month. The American star, known for wearing shorts, defies modesty critics as she builds a dominant record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jacobs
Jack
Abe
Ube Shorta
Who's Going And Coming
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Schloss leave for two weeks at White Sulphur Springs and Virginia Beach. Mrs. M. D. Worley returns from Hartford City with her sons Billy and Jimmy Lee. John Finsterwald visits Cincinnati and returns home. The Dillon family attends Lindsay Lapole’s funeral in Huntington. Mrs. A. S. Bethel returns from Cleveland. Dr. and Mrs. Stark Hathaway visit the Porter home in Columbus. Kinison family hosts Wesley Smith and Oleda Bowman from Champagne. Miss Gladys Jones and Miss Geneva Jones plan two-week vacations. Dana Chase and son Dana Jr. visit from Chicago. they travel to Columbus. New England Presbyterian Church women host a church lawn social Aug 25 for proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Schloss
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Charlies R. Kinison
Highland Avenue
Wesley B. Smith
Oleda Bowman
Champagne
Ill
Kinison
Illinois
Mt. Vernon
Geneva Jones
East
Carpenter Street
Cincinnati
Dana Chase
Dana, Jr
Chicago
John Alego
Chase
Chicago Viterous Enamel Company
Columbus
Ticket for 1889 Athens County Fair Found in Trunk
Mrs. John Gabriel of Vore Ridge found a ticket to the 1889 Athens County Fair in an old trunk. Local memories recall secretary Bob Hamlin and a fair focused on livestock and poultry with no midways. Pink lemonade and hokey pokey ice cream were sold as hot dogs and hamburgers had not yet gained popularity. Local residents entered horses in races and men traded horses along West Union Street all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gabriel
Vore Ridge
Athens County
Bob Hamblin
Hoss
West Union Street
Seamans Meet At Rising Park Reunion In Lancaster
The seventh annual Buckley Seaman descendants reunion was held at Rising Park Lancaster. Dinner for 42 attendees followed a brief business session. Officers D O Seaman Springfield president J E Seaman New Vienna vice president Frances Seaman Bobo Athens secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse and
Artalissa Buckley Seaman
Rising Park
Lancaster
Shelter House
D. O. Seaman
Springfield
J. E. Seaman
New Vienna
Frances Seaman Bobo
Athens
Robert
Carl Deck
John Steel
Will Elliott
Raymond
Harrold Elliott
Marilyn Jeanne
Willis Reynolds
Roger Wayne
Charlies Emory
Branchester
Ida A. Brown
Floyd
Phill Jones
Roy Haddox
Marjorie Catherine
Roy
Columbus
Guy Vaughan
Gladys
Harrold
W. M Bobo
Dicky
Donnie
Tiffin
Will Seaman
Flora Murphy
Electa
Pledge Sigma Phi Phil and pledge services at Campbell
Pledges and actives gathered Monday at Campbell for a sorority social hour hosted by Mrs Worley and Mrs Herron with Miss Mae Herron and Miss Mabel Croy present. Refreshments were served after the social hour.
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O. U
Betty
Nick
Wayne
The
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, Ohlo
York
Gladys Marker
Optometric Service
S. Court St
Ohio
McKee’s
McKee
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank Bldg
Dial
By Helen Welshimer
Wynne Gibson
Hollywood
New York
George M. Cohan
Dorotha Nicholson
Anna Mae Baker
Mary Gilham
Marian Llwellyn
Donna Nanna
Martha Thornton
Bithora Darnell
Ra Shafer
Kathryn Gross
Mary Ellen Heston
Dolores Scott
Claudine Richardson
Shafer Street
West Union
Chauncey
Wilford Schoonover
Mildred Conrad
Thelma Faye
Jerry
Carl Conrad
St. Francis Hospital
Conrad
Miss Cable
John Finsterwald
Finsterwald
J. R. Hayes
C. B. Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Lindsay Lapole
Huntington
A. 8
Bethel
West
Washington Street
Mac Bethel
Cleveland
Gladys Jones
Buckeye Lake
Mable Olive Rose
George Rose
Wiliam Rose
New England Presbyterian Church
Cornwell
Roosevelt
Jyneray T. Rainey
U. S
House of Rp
Rainey
Walnut Hill
Preston
Silvertop Bee
C. D. Shafer Distributors
Athens Home Telephone CO
the L. Hinkle
8P Lemon
Xenia, Swaim, We Laughlin
Colum
Bol
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