Buffet Supper and Garden Party Honors Guests of The Carl Beasleys
The Carl Beasleys hosted a Saturday lawn buffet and garden party at Utah Place with guests from out of town. Attendees included Mrs. J. C. Briggs from Oklahoma City, Ann Beasley returning to New York, West Point cadet Don Baumer from Johnston Pennsylvania, John Arthur Logan of Washington DC, Earl Logan of Chicago, Frances Wolfe of Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. B. Ackerman of Brooklyn. The event featured candlelit tables, a roaring outdoor hearth, and a roast lamb served en cercle on a silver platter guarded by oranges and fruit. Afterward Beasley and Daumer traveled to Johnstown to meet Baumer’s mother for a week in Atlantic City before returning, while Marjorie Beasley and Ann Beasley planned studies in New York. Frances Wolfe, who arrived earlier, left Sunday for California with Eleanor Galigher.
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Carl Beasley
Utah Place
J. C. Briggs
Beasley
Oklahoma City
Ann Beasley
New York City
Don Baumer
Johnston
West Point
John Arthur Logan
Washington, D. C
Earl Logan
Chicago
Frances Wolfe
Los Angeles
Calif
H. B. Ackerman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Daumer
Johnstown
Ann
Marjorie Beasley
Fred R. Beasley
New York
Art Students’ League
Julliard
Marjorie
Barbizon
Whos Coming and Going Logans and Visitors Wealth of Names
A stream of weekend guests and travelers fills social pages. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Logan of Washington D C and their daughter Phyllis, with Logan’s brother John Arthur, head east then to New York City. Earl Logan of Chicago and Leonard Woonacott of East Orange, N J visit Columbus friends, as do the Rustons and a group of nine girls at Buckeye Lake. Other stops include the Becks, Carrs of Richland Avenue, the Beasleys in Huntington and Philadelphia, and a Cleveland business trip linked to Lucile Swaim. The group also notes a Guthrie reunion in Meigs County and a Canada and New England canal tour by Harold McClain, Katherine Boyd, and Wade Shurtleff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Logan
Phyllis Logan
Mr. Logan
John Arthur Logan
Washington, D. C
East
Washington
William A. Ruston
Mill St
Little Lake
Buckeye Lake
Lois
Elizabeth Fri
Melba
Betty Ulkner
Helen Fuller
Ruth
Ne Bayless
Ruth Lewis
Evelyn Ruston
Akron
Mansfield
Harold McClain
Katherine Boyd
Reynoldsburg
Athens Junior High School
Wade Shurtleff
Cleveland
Canada
New England States
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Philadelphia
Teal Blue and New York Fashions Dominate 1930s Styles
The article surveys fall and winter fashion, noting fitted long jackets, slim skirts, three piece suits, and bold colors like teal blue red barn plum wine and sage green. It highlights square silhouettes, padded shoulders, and dolman sleeves while recommending teal blue tweed with mustard coats and black or brown dresses. Social Sewing Society meets Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Dale Hart.
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Social Sewing Society
Dale Hart
Mill St
Marriage Meddlers in Quiet Royal Tension
In a tense domestic scene, Margaret confronts her mother-in-law as Dicky and Olivia navigate royal protocol. The banished queen Olga is addressed as Katherine by Mary, sparking a clash over titles and propriety during a belated supper. Olivia demands casual address, while Margaret prepares for a library interview with Mother Graham and nurse Mrs Underwood about the royal naming issue.
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Graham
Dicky
Lillian
Harry
Olina
Madam Graham
Mother-Inlaw
Katherine
Olga
K.F.8., Inc
Olivia
Mother Graham
Margaret
Oliia
Granzie
Mary
Women’s Club backs needy tonsil removals in Gallipolis
Ten local school age residents received tonsil and adenoid removals at Holzer Hospital funded by the Gallipolis Business and Professional Women’s Club. Additional requests will be assisted before the September 12 school opening. Miss Maurice Beaudry, the local school nurse, appealed to the club.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club
Maurice Beaudry
Back From Indiana Mrs Queen and Mrs Baker Return
Mrs Robert Queen and Mrs Allen Baker sisters of Mrs Charles Broadess have come back from South Bend Indiana where they were summoned by Broadess illness Broadess is improving though still in hospital
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Indiana
Gallipolis
Robert Queen
Allen Baker
Charles Broadess
South Bend
Ind
Broadess
People Moving In And Out In Local Notice Column
Mrs E T Hayes and daughter Helen have returned from Cincinnati and Franklin. Miss Jane Swaim leaves Tuesday for Reno to reside with her father and enter the University of Nevada. Mr and Mrs Oscar Fulton and Mr Rufus C Hopkins plan trips to Popplebee Michigan and visit relatives. Rev and Mrs William Seaman returned from Cape Cod. Miss Constance Leete spends a few days in Portsmouth Ohio. Mr Harold Mardis and daughters with Miss Elizabeth Ann Swaim visiting the Hoisingtons then plan a visit to New Martinsville West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Swaim
L. K. Swaim
Franklin Ave
Reno
Nevada
Clement Swaim
University of Nevada
Constance G. “Leete
University Terrace
Portsmouth
Ohio
Harold Mardis
Gloria
Marilyn
Lincoln
Neb
Elizabeth Ann Swaim
Toledo
O. L. Hoisington
E. State St
C. H. Swaim
New Martinsville
W. Va
Funeral rites held for Joseph A. Deem at Bittinger Md
Gallipolis postmaster W F Deem of Kanauga and sisters Lettie Jennings and Mary Wilson of Pt Pleasant attended funeral services for their brother Joseph A Deem in Bittinger Md The deceased left Kanauga 42 years ago never to return Roy Deem Mrs W F Smith and Mrs Anna Varian of Pt Pleasant are other family members The Missouri River is the longest river in America at 2945 miles
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Gallipolis
W. F. Deem
Kanauga
Lettie Jennings
Mary Wilson
Pt. Pleasant
Bittinger
Joseph A. Deem
Roy Deem
W. F. Smith
Anna Varian
Touring Mexico with Principal Wood and Clifford Bean
A letter from Clifford Bean, son of Mr and Mrs C C Bean, describes a summer tour in Mexico with Principal Oliver L Wood of Athens High School. He recounts Mexico City sights, a Majestic Hotel room, pyramid ruins, a sun temple, a seven course dinner for $1.50 pesos, the flower market, and plans to visit the floating gardens and Chepoultepec Park. He notes exchange rate and fashion, and mentions a forthcoming bull fight and theater visit.
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Clifford Bean
Mexico
Oliver L. Wood
Athens High School
C. C. Bean
Columbia Ave
Mexico City
Plaza
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Mr. Wood
Cortez Cied
Theater of Fine Arts
If You Feel Sunk Read This and Cheer Up
A health advert promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general tonic to lift spirits and boost energy for women feeling blue. It claims millions rely on the remedy and urges readers to try it to regain joy and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Third District Masonic Officers to Meet at Vinton Lodge
Announcement that the Twelfth District Masonic Officers Association holds its third meeting at Vinton Masonic Lodge at 7 30 Tuesday Aug 23 with a prepared program and refreshments to be served by the host lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Twelfth District Masonic Officers’ Association
Vinton
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Suzanne
F. J. Beasley
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Richland Ave
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Columbus
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Ter
Mabel Carr
Frank Dilley
Phil Woodworth
Dilley
Bluffton
J. S. Steiner
Joe Dilley
Woodworth
Findley
Nancy Geiger
Kay Murphy
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Columbus Dispatch
John Murphy
Maple St
Lucile Swaim
Ruth Tritton
Swaim
Fred Wheaton
Marjory
F. M. Guthrie
Charles
John
Meigs County
Frank Guthrie
Marian Young
Lanvin
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Sewing Society
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Faith
Chil-Der-In
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Ohio National Bank
Columbus, Ohio
Insurance Department
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
the Athens Messenger
Carlos G. O'Dell
Harrisburg
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
R. F
E. T. Hayes
Helen
Cincinnati
Franklin
Oscar Fulton
Rufus C. Hopkins
State St
Popinbee, Mich
William G. Seaman
College St
Cape Cod
Mass
Missouri River
America
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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Germany
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