Daughter of Ex-Athenians To Wed in Church Ceremony
Bevery Ann Sharpe and Richard Sine will wed December 18 at the First Christian Church of Springfield. The informal ceremony begins at 4:30 pm with Rev. Sonison officiating. Miss Sharpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W Sharpe of Springfield, is the granddaughter of Mrs Elmer Morris and the late Mr and Mrs Toa P Tucker of Athens. Mr. Sine is the son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Sine. Donnelal Both and 1885 graduates of Tee] seh High School, New Car, will be attendants. Ushers are David Rebun and Jake Welter. Musicians are Mr. and Mrs Robert Dolbeer, Mrs Marcia Swartabaigh and Miss Jeate Anderkin. Will hostesses for the reception. The couple were in Mema training in Aircraft Electronics at the Naval Training Center. A bridal shower was hosted December 10 at the bride’s parents’ home. Invited: Mrs Thurman Tucker and several area friends.
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Bevery Ann Sharpe
Richard Sine
Springfield
Ison
Ss Sharpe
Wilbur W Sharpe
Athens
Sr Fn
Elmer Morris
Chauncy
Ry Toa P. Tucker
Sine
Mra
Robert Sine
Donnelal
Tee
New Car
Ann Rust
Lawrenceville
Charles Campbell
Nts
David Rebun
Bomnelvie
Jake’ Welter
Medway
Robert Dolbeer
Marcia, Swartabaigh
Min Jeate Anderkin
Sprint
Shoren
Naval Training Center
Janet Anderkin
Bride
Cherry Drive
Thurman Tucker
Drell Gott
Charles Tucker
Denver Bricker
Freddie Grutenmeyer
Child Guidance Circle Welcomes New Members at Meeting
Mrs Robert Gibbs hosted the recent Child Guidance Circle meeting at 73 South May Avenue. Mrs Donald Hoffee, president, led the business session as Mire Ray Strekal and Mr W Le Behols joined as new members. Plans were made to assist a needy family at Christmas with Mrs Dean Nida named chairperson. Christmas gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
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Christmas party calendar items from local clubs
Calendar of events lists numerous Christmas gatherings across town. Zeta Alpha holds a Beta Sigma Phi party with Mrs Nick Vicaolas, others host gift exchanges, candy or popcorn, and aprons. Meetings span 2 pm to 8 pm with churches, granges, and clubs showcasing programs and decorations.
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Nick Vicaolas
Ohio Universiy
Ladies Aid
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Cchuren
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Living room to kitchen shifts fuel furniture revolutions
Industrial designer Dave Chapman predicts a trend where living spaces blend functions. He notes dining alcoves beds and desks in living rooms, cabinets doubling as bars, and furniture that morphs to create a cocktail lounge. He foresees the kitchen joining the evolving space concept.
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Dave Chapman
Designers’ push for living room homes sparks debate
The piece voices a preference for traditional room division while noting designers may move all living spaces into a single room. It cites Grandma and Great-great-great Grandma’s desire for separate rooms and mentions an Alexander Home Demon ion Club meeting rescheduled to Dec. 20.
Club Members Aid Christmas Gift Drive In County
Mike Latten ce Davis James Lattimer work with Mrs Woods and Mrs Don Roberts to collect and wrap hundreds of gifts for needy county children. Junior Women’s Club and Children’s Home volunteers organize baskets and coordinated gifts to ensure fair distribution and reach families across the area. Call the clearinghouse at 31351 to donate or refer children needing presents.
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French Designer Questions Use Of Mixed Colors
Elsa Schiaparelli, famed for simple black dresses and understated hats, complains color bombardment in New York. She compares bold hues to a scrambled rainbow and aims to guide color use while expanding her American ventures into accessories and eyewear.
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Elsa Schiaparelli
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Wesleyan Missionary Society Held Christmas Meeting
The December Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society gathering met Tuesday evening in the church basement. Devotional by Hunter, prayers by Crom, solo by Mrs. McConkey, and remarks on Christmas and education by Mrs. Snider and Miss Shanafelt. Shanafelt read a poem. Kinds of mission work and 1827 history noted. Plans for local Christmas projects set. cash to Kentucky missionaries discussed. Salvation Army charity appeal encouraged. New member Mrs. Cross welcomed. Benediction by Daisy Orr. refreshments for 3 members and guests.
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Wesleyan Methodist Missionary: Society
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Yeader
Shanafelt
R C. E' Crom
A. E. McConkey
Mra
Glenn Snider
Mary” Shanafelt
Lytie
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Columbia
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Carol Shanafelt
Floyd Ballenger
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Male Missionary Society
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Harry Stockton
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Cross
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EASY TO SEW NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS AND ALBUM OFFERS
An ad fragment from The Athens Messenger promotes sewing patterns and a Basic FASHION guide. It lists Pattern No. 8049 for a child’s romper with instructions and prices, plus Pattern No. 2549 for a crochet hat collar and belt set. Also advertised is the Needlework Album with 36 pages of designs and gifts, available by mail order in New York.
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Athens
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Cabot
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Baby care tips from experienced hands for feeding
The text notes that a nurse observes feeding issues and a baby who eats anything. It describes a relaxed parenting approach and urges reliance on experienced guidance to manage infant care and routines, including feeding and self-feeding behaviors. The tone reflects practical advice for caregivers.
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Helax
Oswald Jacoby explains a signaling play in a bridge hand
In a Chicago class scene, El Root of Miami signals partner with clubs to reveal high entry in spades. Fishbein misreads, West leads diamonds, declarers sometimes fail to signal. Root sacrifices a queen of clubs to show his side entry and helps win the third trick, turning the contract.
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el Root
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Who's Coming And Going
arama napras, sompend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Baebler. Pvt. Kenneth H. Radcliffe, Athens, 1964 Ohio University graduate now with the army at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, N. Y. plans to leave his post Dec. 21 and fly to St. Petersburg, Fla. to spend Christmas with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Radcliffe.
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Kenneth H. Radcliffe
Athens
Ohio University
Army
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B. W. Rad“fle, Sr
Bridge bidding question on four hearts response
The fragment discusses a bridge hand with South and North bidding. It asks what to do after opponent Diamond and Passes leading to a potential four hearts bid. It notes North should seek slam with a strong hand and mentions terms like today’s question and watch.
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Heart North
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