Carmichaels Celebrate Golden Wedding and Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs James Carmichael of 116 University Terrace held a Golden Wedding Anniversary Nov 9 1946 with a six oclock dinner at the home of their daughter Mrs Marcia Green 66 N Shafer St. All children except Captain E E Carmichael were present. An open house followed Nov 10 with about 100 guests from multiple cities and a maroon and gold guest book and three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Marcia Green
N. Shafer St
E. E. Carmichael
Pittsburg
Calif
D. P. Carmichael
Newark
Columbus
Barberton
Carmichael
O. C. Beveridge
H. V. Beveridge
Howard Beveridge
Marion
Fred Beveridge
Floyd Beveridge
Roy Mace
Dent Saylor
Joseph Barron
Lawrence
New Marshfield
William Green
Dayton
Georgia Grace
Nelsonville
W. A. Bridges
Coolville
Clarence Castle Marries Lucile Gingerich in Joliet Ceremony
Clarence H. Castle and Lucile Gingerich wed in a double ring ceremony on November 28 at McKinley Foundation Chapel Champaign Illinois. Rev James Hine officiated in the presence of close friends with attendants Mrs J Nelson Young Urbana and Jack Clear. The bride wore a rayon gabardine dress with a Chinese bracelet and gold sequined veil. A wedding dinner followed at Urbana Lincoln Hotel with a brief wedding trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl R. Castle
Shade
Clarence H. Castle
Lucile Gingerich
Joliet, Ill
McKinley Foundation
Champaign
James Hine
McKinley Presbyterian Church
Nice
France
J. Nelson Young
Urbana
Jack Clear
Urbana Lincoln Hotel
Madge McVey Weds In Pomeroy
Madge Elizabeth McVey and Coy D. Higginbotham wed in Pomeroy on November 18. The bride, a Albany High School class of 1944 graduate, wore aqua wool jersey with black accessories. Higginbotham, a U S Army veteran who served 23 months including 18 in the Pacific, recently received an honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison McVey
Route One
Albany
Madge Elizabeth
Coy D. Higginbotham
Enos B. Higgingotham
Pomeroy
Albany High School
Higginbotham
U. S. Army
Okinawa
Pacific
Phi Delta Theta Christmas Party at the Chapter House
Phi Delta Theta entertained over 300 guests at the Christmas party held Friday night at the chapter house. Mrs. Louis I Brown and Mrs. Edward Conrad presided over buffet refreshments as gifts from a decorated tree were handed out by Santa Claus, James Nard. Guests included actives, pledges and their dates along with Ohio University faculty members. Yuletide decorations filled the reception rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Louis I. Brown
Edward Conrad
Santa Claus
James Nard
Ohio University
Christmas Tea At The Plains High School
President John C. Baker and Ohio University College of Education faculty attended the Plains School Christmas tea. The event revived the prewar tradition in home economics rooms with nativity decorations by students and Mrs. Lawrence V. Calvin pouring. WSCS of Canaanville Church plans a December 17 meeting with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Baker
Ohio University College of Education
Plains School
Lawrence V. Calvin
Calvin
WSCS
Canaanville Methodist Church
Josephine Risch
Maxine Kempton
Lena Kempton
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Baltimore
Burton van Sant
Chestertown
Isabel Moffett
Harold Totman Gorham
USAAF
Post Chapel
Holabird Signal Depot
Will Rogers
Claremore
Okla
Clarence K. McKinstry
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Athens
McKinstry
Edith McKinstry
E. Union St
Mrs. James Carmichael
MR. and
Berry
Betty Barnes
Wiseman's Beauty Shop
Lancaster, O
Eula Clasin
Maxine Efan
Margaret Smith
S. Court
Rauch's Bakery
Mrs. Coy D. Higginbotham
Clarence Castle
Hess Goldsmith
Net Ares Shop
Ohio
Madge McVey
Phi Delta Theta
the Plains High School
Canaanville
Steppes
Beauty Shop
Ma Eea Bay
ADU
Mme NE
Caldera
Superior Electric Co
Kroger Super Market
West State St
Athens, Ohio
Prince Albert
Raleigh
Edgeworth
Friends
Revelation
Briggs
Granger
Kentucky Club
Union Leader
Bond Street
Willoughby
Taylor
Irish Castle
India House
Every Nation
McKee Drug Co
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