Reunions Mark Social Returns for Separated Families
Prof George Starr Lasher and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Dorothy return from a Michigan vacation via Cleveland after attending a midwestern regional meeting of fraternity editors in Chicago. Two speakers were Douglas McMurtrie and J C Petit, themed Streaming the Fraternity Magazine. Other families report trips to Raleigh Joliet Joliet Shorewood and Myrtle Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr Lasher
Mary Elizabeth
Dorothy
Elmwood Place
Ann Arbor
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lasher
Chicago
National College Fraternity Editors Association
Douglas McMurtrie
J. C. Petiit
Lashers
Cleveland
Great Lakes Exposition
How Often Can You Kiss and Make Up
Advice piece urging wives to avoid becoming a three quarter wife and to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menstrual and life stage discomforts. The tone promotes marriage harmony and health remedies for women's lifelong transitions from girlhood to womanhood to motherhood and middle age.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Mulligan to Wed J W Russell in Stewart Ohio
Mrs H T Mulligan announces the marriage of her daughter Grace Mulligan to James W Russell son of Mr and Mrs J G Russell. The ceremony will be held Monday August 23 by Rev Father Leitzinger in Stewart Ohio. Grace will teach at Shade High School this fall after graduating from Ohio University 1936. James Russell will be principal at Homerville High School after serving as coach and PE instructor at New Marshfield High School.
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H. T. Mulligan
Congress Apartments
Grace
James W. Russell
J. G. Russell
Stewart
Ohio
Leitzinger
Russell
Shade High School
Kenton High School
Kenton
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
I. J. Hickey
Ollie McLay
Ida M. Ortman
J. H. Brandenburg
W. English
Chillicothe
Grace Bell Woods
Junction City
A. W. Fleck
Ellen Nanna
Pittsburgh
Thomas Withers
Tommy
Debra
Sandra
Port Clinton
J. C. Mercer
Portsmouth
Pat Brandenburg
Helen
Jane
Seman
Florence Claypool
Woodstock
Florence McLean
Delores
Mercer
Millfield
Lavina Frank Robs
Julia
Harry
Ashland
H. L. McCargish
Della Lee Dawson
C. E. McCargish
George McCargish
Edward C. McCargish
Dayton
Aliie Dowler Barns
Creeds
H. D. Nanna
Forrest
Annavee
C. L. Jones
Res. Young
Jesse McKee
New Marshfield
B. F. Hughs
Logan
Robert Kitchen
Leonard Frank
McCumerville
Lizzie Miller
Shawnee
B. F. Carmichael
Joe Shawhan
G. T. Palmer
Elburn McBride
Elburn
Katherine
Ralph Betts
Henry
Ralph Jr
Catherine
Barberton
Frost Family Reunion At Old J C Frost Farm
Frost family and about fifty relatives gathered at the former J C Frost farm near Graham's Chapel now the home of Mrs Lucy Gaston. The day featured visiting games and music with a picnic dinner and several photographs taken.
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Frost Family
J. C. Frost
Graham’s Chapel
Lucy Gaston
Sam Frost
Guy Frost
Cora Lonas
Arthur Gaston
Stanley Nida
Elbert Sams
Carl Brown
Aaron Brown
Sarah Frost
Oscar Perry
Stanley Lonas
Watson Sams
Dorothy Frost
Betty Frost
Evelyn Gaston
Esther Halbirt
Gladys Frost
Martin Frost
Edna Brown
Dorothy Brown
Will Willard
Jess Wiseman
J. R. Ogdin
Byron Gaston
Leonard Frost
George Powell
Delmer Frost
Charles Gaston
John Sams
Ver Brown
Clifford Smith
James Gaston
Lee Lonas
Earl Brown
Melvin Frost
Paul Gaston
Gerry
Bobby Nida
Ethel King
Doris Mathews Birthday Party at the Mathews Home
Mr and Mrs George Mathews hosted friends and neighbors on Monday at their country cabin on Stimson Ave in honor of daughter Doris 14th birthday. About 34 guests attended the yard supper and present a Kodak to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mathews
Stimson
Doris
Athens County Fair and Rain Joke Tightens Local Banter
E. T. Quidor notes a humorous line about an Athens County Fair and Warmer, while his hilltop home Long View Heights on Tick Ridge frames local life. Two men on crutches thumb north on the Athens Nelsonville road. a Not Over 50 pledge sign appears on a passing car.
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E. T. Quidor
Bank of
Athens
Athens County
Mr. Quidor
Long View Heights
Tick Ridge
Nelsonville
Koenig Bakery Employees Hold Picnic Supper
The Koenig Bakery employees and families enjoyed a Saturday picnic at the bakery due to rain. The menu featured roast beef, potato salad, baked beans, and lemonade. Entertainment included music by Eddie Patnie, Fred Koenig, and Betty Koenig with Ace Hayden. a monologue by Mr. Watson. There was no Richland Ave Ladies Aid Society meeting Thursday, it was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenig
Waterworks Park
Eddie Patnie
Fred Koenig
Betty Koenig
Ace Hayden
Mr. Watson
Richland Ave., Ladies Aid Society
Poorman Fined for Reckless Driving in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls resident Vern Poorman faced Justice of the Peace John S. Borresen who fined him $100 for reckless driving and $10 for driving without a license after Poorman appeared in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorman
Cedar Falls
Vern Poorman
Justice of the Peace
John S. Borresen
Borresen
Hero Dachshund Rescues Terrified Terrier in Austria
In Ischl Austria a brave dachshund saved a fox terrier pup from drowning. The dachshund grabbed the terrier's leather collar with its teeth and swam to shore.
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Bad Ischl
Austria
Risley Family Reunion Held at Strouds Run Campsite
Sunday gathering at Clar ence H. Risley home on Strouds Run Road drew forty one attendees from Athens Zanesville The Plains Nelsonville Elliottville Marshfield Akron Carbondale and other places Luncheon followed by games marked the day also noting United States Navy leave for David Barrell and the twenty year wedding anniversary of Henry and Mrs Humphrey The Plains The news also covers the Mirrors fiftieth anniversary prison publication at Stillwater Minnesota referencing the Younger brothers and the 1878 Northfield bank raid.
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Clarence H. Risley
Strouds Run
Sarah Davis
Nelsonville
Harry Barrell
Edna
David
Ruth
Zanesville
Henry Haughay
the Plains
Albert Dailey
Walter Risley
Athens
Henry Hoisington
Clarence
Belford
Roy Lee
James
Wilbert Risley
Wilma
Harry Risley
Nancy
Martha Chappel
Frank Risley
Paul
Franklin
Virginia
Elliottville
Laura Coen
Etta Schoonover
Samuel Risley
Carbondale
Lawrence James
George Mace
Marshfield
Charles Dearing
Louis Dearing
Edward
Akron
C. H. Risley
Alvin
Leroy
Sarah
Sammie
David Barrell
United States Navy
Henry Humphrey
Stillwater
Minn
the Mirror
Minnesota
Jesse James
Northfield Bank
Brandenburg Nanna Old Settlers Hold Birch Hollow Reunion
The Brandenburg Nanna and Old Settlers reunion gathered at Birch Hollow Park on Carbondale Kimberly Road on Sunday August 15. Attendees included Rev V A Nanna Hiram Nanna and many descendants with music sermon and prayers and a long list of present members and families. finances were reported and the next reunion set for August next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Nanna
Birch Hollow Park
Carbondale-Kimberly Road
Glouster Personal And Social Notes
Glouster society notes report visits from the White family of Defiance to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Robinson. Jean Mathew returns from Camp Allegheny near White Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Cheney travel to Columbus with daughter Mary Elizabeth and John Lewis, with extended visits back home. Gail Roberts returns from Millersport for a family visit.
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Glouster
Paul White
Bruce
Beverly
Defiance
Phil Robinson
White
Robinson
Jean Mathew
Camp Allegheny
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Harry Cheney
Mary Elizabeth
John Lewis
Columbus
Cheney
Ida Lewis
Joseph Cheney
Mr. Lewis
Gail Roberts
Vane Roberts
Gail
Millersport
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison presents a continuation where Mary describes a plan to meet Queen Olga alone at a hospital camp. The scene follows the trio as they approach the hospital, noting Father Veritzen’s costly arrangements and a private interview setup likely excluding Mary from the discussion. The passage emphasizes tension and secrecy around Lillian Madge and the impending meeting.
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Mary
Olga
Lillian
Aunt Lillian
Aunt Madge
Father Veritzen
Noel
Olivia
Manchester
Mary Brings Aunt and Mrs Underwood to See Queen
Mary guides her aunt and Mrs Underwood into a sunlit hospital suite with a balcony view of mountains and a lake. Miss Alden reassures that only one visitor was expected, then Mary introduces her aunt and Mrs Underwood to the patient, who is not the gaunt figure imagined. Continued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Alden
Mary
Rathburn Reunion at Mound Hill August 29
The Rathburn Reunion will be held at Mound Hill on August 29 with all connected invited. Bring a well-filled basket. Mrs. S. S. Winters of 85 W. State St. leaves Thursday for Lakeswood to visit her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Minor K. Robbins, in Akron and Columbus, before returning to Athens.
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J. E. Zarley
Lydia Bean
South
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tenn
Chesterfield
Zarley
Glen Mallow
Amy Barnes
Columbus
Inlaw
Bert Barnes
N. Court St
Mound Hill
Honor Class Meets At Miss Coon's Home
The Honor Sunday School Class of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Athens met at Miss Doris Coon's home The Plains with eleven members and several guests from Dunkirk Ohio and Columbus Junction Iowa The president announced the September meeting will be at Miss Mary Knight's home with hosting families listed and several callers noted.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church of Athens
Doris Coon
the Plains
Ethyl Cone
Mayme Efaw
Elizabeth Carman
Evelyn Sidders
Dorothy Sidders
Marian Scott
Erma Calhoun
Dunkirk
Ohio
Fred Penn, Jr
Gilbert Knight
Allen Baker
Lloyd Scott
Arthur Coon
Dolores Scott
Mary Knight
Whitfield Davis
Joseph and
David
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Austin Evans
John
Jackson
David Lloyd
Davis
Evans
Bert Grafton
Lancaster St
Paul Grafton
Central Ave
Youth A Sampson Rangoon Sets Teeth Weight Lifting Claim
Kenneth Pinto, an 18 year old weightlifter from Rangoon, claims to hold a world record by lifting 160 pounds with his teeth. He weighs 135 pounds and is touted as the strongest youth in the British Empire.
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Rangoon
British Empire
Kenneth Pinto
Hoppers Strip Alto Auto Seat Cushions
Undernourished grasshoppers ate the seat covers off Wade Leonard's car parked in a field near Alto Oklahoma. The damage required a full upholstery job.
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Alto Weatherford
Okla
Wade Leonard
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