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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
7
The column lists multiple locals visiting Eaglesmere New York City and Boston with spouses relatives and guests. It notes arrivals from Columbus Rider College Columbia University and Detroit and mentions engagements births and club meetings including the Faithful Few and American Legion Auxiliary events.
A garden grows in a tree hollow at 212 W. Washington St as petunias and two sunflowers bloom high on the trunk. Bird and wind dispersal likely planted seeds during a warm season observation by Mr. and Mrs. Padden. Angels Ridge Homecoming set for Sunday Aug 29 with a picnic and program near the schoolhouse.
Adele Garrison in a serialized tale where Mary summons Miss Alden to a hospital visit with Queen Olga. Mary reveals a secret mission to gather two women from a past boat incident while keeping others away, promising revelations in the next installment.
The tenth annual Buckley Seaman reunion gathered Aug 15 at City Park Chillicothe Ohio with six living children 33 attendees and guests. New members by marriage William S Long and Mrs Frances Kathryn Glass joined. new birth David Arthur Frank and Mary Frances Seaman. One death Mr W S Elliott May 17. Rev Jesse L Buckley spoke. attendees listed from New Vienna Wilmington London Branchester Zanesville Columbus and other locales.
Hawaii invites National Realtors of America to hold its 1938 convention in Honolulu. Paul W. Stark, president, cites real estate growth aerial transit and population rise as reasons for the event.
Phi Delta Theta members and wives, alumni from 1932 to 1936, held a weekend reunion at Ruggles Beach Lake Erie. It was the fourth annual gathering and the first with wives present, with a large cottage rented and a group dinner at a long table. Charles Hamilton elected secretary for the coming year.
Rio Grande residents and former locals gear up for the annual Labor Day bean dinner on the southeast campus corner opposite the post office with afternoon entertainment. Many readers travel, visit and reunite with friends across Ohio and nearby towns as students and staff attend Ohio University and Rio Grande College.
Alameda report says eleven year old Conway Catton sold peanuts for a year to buy an artificial leg for his three legged dog. The vet advised against the prosthesis so Conway bought a bicycle and the dog now rides on the handlebars.
Police report burglars sipped beer while looting a local Schenectady market. The thieves emptied nearly $600 in cash and left an empty beer bottle near the dismantled safe.
Central Ave Methodist Church Bishop Class held its monthly meeting with 25 members and one guest. New officers elected include President Mrs Guy Pierce and Vice President Mrs Frank Beebe. Flower chair Mrs Wally Pratt and press reporter Mrs E R Horn named. Australians view returning boomerangs as toys rather than hunting weapons.
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