Marriage of Year Ago Announced by Parents
The groom and bride, both Ohio University alumni, plan a public acknowledgment of their ceremony held at Milee Park Church parsonage with Rev Lawrence officiating. The bride earned a Bachelor of Music from Ohio University in 1991 and is a member of a musical sorority. the groom earned a BS in Electrical Engineering in 1969 and is pursuing a master's at Ohio State University to be awarded in June 1982.
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Patera
Milee Park
Ee Church
Rav
Lawrence
Morgan County Acholols
Ohio University
Bigtma’ Alpha. Iota
Ohio State University
Marriage of Miss Lucille Raybhorn and Sr Herman Edward Newcome
Mrs Joseph DeSoto of New Orleans announces the marriage of her niece Miss Lucille Raybhorn of Gainesville to Sr Herman Edward Newcome of Otah Florida son of Mr. Er feat Newcome formerly of Athens. The ceremony occurred October 7 13 in the Jesuit Cathedral New Orleans performed by Reverend Father Pastor of the church. Newcome has been residing in New Orleans with his aunt Mrs Soulph DeSoto and is connected with the DeSoto Hotel staff. Miss Raybhorn was a former University of Florida student and later affiliated with WRUF radio and the Orpheum theater. He is a member of Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. The article notes other local residents and Christmas visits.
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Joseph DeSoto
New Oslesus
Lucille Raybhorn
Gainesville
Herman Edward
Newcome
Otah
Fla
Mir
New Orleania
Stra
Soulph DeSoto
DeSoto
New Orleans
University of Florida
WRUF
Christmas gatherings and social notices from St Pauls and local halls
Calendar items note meetings at Knight's of Columbus Hall Eagles Hall and Moose Hall with Christmas parties gift exchanges and pot luck suppers. Local residents travel to New York City visit relatives attend funerals and welcome guests including Mrs Field Scott Mrs Ella Keynes and Mrs J D Bain and family in East State Street Coolville and Marietta.
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St. Paul's
Parion
Father Dowd
Knight's of Columbus Hall
Moose Hall
Field Scott
New York City
Marcia Scott
Ella Keynes
Logan
East State Street
Four Given Degrees At Grange Meeting
Four candidates received the first and second degrees at a meeting of the Athens Grange in the Grange Hall on Thursday night. Those receiving degrees were Mr. and Mrs. HL AL Taylor, Naomi Vernon, and WW W. Russell. A program with a gang, two readings, and a play followed the ceremonies titled A Slight Misunderstanding.
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Athens Grange
Grange Hall
HL AL Taylor
Naomi Vernon
N. Russell
Grangers To Meet at Stewart Wednesday
Rome Grange will meet at Stewart on Wednesday evening December 23. Work in the Third and Fourth Degrees will be exemplified. Fred B. Dorr, master, announces lunch will be served. Members are asked to bring meat sandwiches to help supply the meal.
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Stewart
Rome
Fred &. Dorr
the Grange
M and H Circle Elects Officers and Hosts Party
The M and H Circle met at Mrs. Margaret McHarg home on Marshfield Road Friday. Officers elected for the year: Margaret McHarg president, Beasie Cogley vice president, Lilian Pierce secretary, Etta Johnson treasurer. A bushel basket was donated to the Salvation Army. Twenty three attended. Contests crowned prizes for orange and candy jar guesses. Refreshments and gifts followed. Next meeting date to be announced.
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Margaret McHarg
Marshfield Road
Mra. McHarg
Aro. Beasie Cogley
Lilian Pierce
Man Etta Johnson
Salvation Army
R. M. van Dyke
Mtss
Gertrude
Pritchard
Martzolff Class Sends Greeting to Absent Ones
The Martzolff Class meeting at the First Methodist Church opened with carols and readings. Members missed from Sunday School were to receive Christmas cards, as Mrs. J. P. Fulton read scripture and Mrs. Elia Buxton led prayers with several poems and songs performed by Mrs. Arthur Hickman and others.
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Egular Soci
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Herald Angel
J. P. Fulton
Elia Buxton
Arthur Hickman
J. W. Hudson
Luther
Aire. C. J. Flowers
OU Girls Hold Class Party at County Home
Madalyn Martin and Miss Hisie Bague, resisted by other Phi Upsilon members, hosted a Christmas party for their sewing class at the Athens County Children's Home. The event ran from 9:20 to 3:30 with stories, singing, and refreshments. Guests included Ida Patterson of the Home Economics faculty and Mrs. Hanning, a Children's Home teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Madalyn Martin
Hisie Bague
Ohio University
Phi Upsilon
Home Commntes Society
Athens County
Milas Ida Patterson
Ohio University Home Economics
Mra. Hanning
Church School Observes Annual Xmas Custom
The Church of the Good Shepherd held its annual Christmas party in the recreation room with a gift for each child and for Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Clarke. Games entertained attendees as Harry Peckham and John Reed won two contests.
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Copal Church of the Good Shepherd
L. W. Clarke
Harry Peckham
John Reed
Epla
Athens Bride-To-Be Mise Boden To Wed Dr Sauvageot
Mise V Boden of 66 Morris Avenue Athens will marry Dr J P Sauvageot of Akron on Christmas Eve in Athens. The couple plan a quiet ceremony at 6 pm with immediate family present, followed by travels for a conference in Philadelphia before settling in Akron. Boden, a former East High and Ohio University graduate, has worked with the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. Sauvageot, also an Ohio State alumnus and physician, studied at OSU and the School of Medicine.
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Athens
Mise V. Ludel Boden
James Henry Hoden
Morris Avenue
J. Pail
Sauvageoct
M. H. Sauvageot
Akron
Miss Boden
Bureau of Publicity
Board of Home Missional and Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal
Philadelphia
Luo Bopen
Jamien
Boden
Reed J. Downs
First Christian Church
Board of Home Missions and
Church Extension
Miles Boden
East High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Ohia University
Athens Messenger
Doctor Sauvageot
East High
School of Medicine
Alpha Mu Pi Omega
Presbyterian Bible Class Holds December Meeting and Party
The Woman's Bible Class of First Presbyterian Church met Thursday evening in the church parlors with Mrs. Mamie Steele presiding. They opened with Holy Night, selected birthday funds for needy children, exchanged gifts, and prepared Christmas cards for a Kentucky girls' school.
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Ecembber
First Presbyterian Church
Mamie Steele
al O. Sloane
Charles Henry
Kentucky
Women’s Club Christmas Party Brings Carol Singers and Gifts
The Women’s Club held its annual Christmas party in the club rooms on Wednesday evening. Esther Wilson chaired the entertainment with a high school octette led by Miss Helen Cross. Mrs. Mary Gillam won a witty contest, Marianna Bing entertained with songs, and gifts were exchanged for Salvation Army baskets. Florence Trushell led refreshments. Mrs. Frank R. Murphey attended as a patroness.
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Woman's Club
Esther Wilson
Helen Cross
Mary Gillam
Marianna Bing
Salvation Army
Florence Trushell
Frank R. Murphey
B ‘Wenn
Lydia Lash Devane Club Holds Christmas Dinner Meeting
The Lydia Lash Devane Club met at Mrs. D. B. Green's home 291 East State Street for its annual Christmas gathering with twenty covers. Gifts were exchanged from a decorated tree, a needy gifts collection was taken, and a book was ordered for the Girls Industrial School in Delaware. Two new members joined, Mrs. O. T. Williams and Mrs. W. F. Martin.
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D. B. Green
East State Street
Lydia Lash
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
O. T. Williams
W. F. Martin
J. E. Barker
Walter Barker
Beverly
Mass
Noble Grands Elect Officers Meet at Townsend Home
The Ast Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge hosted a Friday gathering at Mrs. Townsend’s Second Street residence. President Mrs. L K E Carpenter led the session and new 193% calendars were approved. New officers were elected: Mrs. J H Rice president, Mrs. Garfield Porter vice president, Mrs. Elmer Finasterwald secretary, Miss Delle Pipaterwald treasurer. Mrs. Alma Hudson read Annie and Willie's Christmas Prayer and received encores. Mrs. Frieda Willock arrived with a Jingle Bells reunion plum pudding and guests included several named members. The January meeting will be hosted by Miss Bertha Bobo and Mrs. Emmett Parker.
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Rebekah Lodge
Garfield Porter
H. C. Townsend
Townsend
Second Street
Beatrice Finsterwald
Frieda Willock
Nora Frank
Blanche Finsterwald
Augusta Rodehaver
Myrtle Carmichal
Bertha Bobo
Emmett Parker
Class Social Workers Gift Exchange At Presbyterian Ward
A district meeting of the Class Class at the First Presbyterian wardh was held Thursday evening at Mrs C EB Cooper s Columbia Avenue home. Hostess Mrs T N Hoover assisted. Twenty six members exchanged gifts for children and presented them to Miss Irene McDowell of Deanville Presbyterian Church social service worker for distribution. Guest Miss Mabel Hoffner of Nelsonville attended.
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First Presbyterian
C. EB. Cooper
Columbia Avenue
T. N. Hoover
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Presbyterian Church Social Service
Carr Maxwell Wedding Held On Saturday
Elaine Steele Carr and John Atarvin Maxwell were married at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev L W Clarke officiating. Attending were Mary Dell Maxwell, Mary Walker, and L W Clarke. They left for a short trip and will reside on a farm near Athens. Mrs Maxwell is the daughter of the late Dennis Steele and Ohio-educated.
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Elaine Steele-Carr
John Atarvin Maxwell
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
L. W. Clarke
Misa Mary Dell Maxwell
Mary Walker
Maxwell
Athens
Dennis Steele
McArthur
Ohio
Athens youth Maxwell tied to university sorority honor
A fragment notes a Mr Maxwell from Athens R D No 7 who is a member of Chi University and Omega Sorority. He graduated from Athens High School and attends Ohio University.
Christmas party at Central Avenue M E Church held
Central Avenue M E Church class met in the church basement Thursday evening for a Christmas party attended by 37 members and guests Mrs Lucy Brown and Mrs Stella Barr. The festivity included gift exchanges and readings by Mrs Belle Ward Radford and a performance of Silent Night. Refreshments were served.
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ISHOP
Centr Avenue M.E
Lucy Brown
Stella Barr
Richard
Thouies Redford
Mra
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Ellen Biddle
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D. H. Biddle
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Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
sMéisa
Anne Keating
Alvin Higgins
Gréhard Hill
Croton
Hudson
Doris Burson
Bigs Business College
R. EB. Burson
D. R. Zenner
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
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Phi Delta Theta
Hotel Berry
Henry Zenner
GC. H. Horn
Marcella Horn
Marian Coe
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George Coe
North Lancis
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Ghia Electric
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
J. D. Bain
Charles
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Western Springs
Ill
Co. EB. White
Anderson Hentz
Coolville
Fred Gunther
Marietta
Wilbur Scott
Nelle Scott
Mildred Scott
Mixes Anna Scott
Grangers
Silvus
Blanche Steppe
Tech
Uaradie Vega
Ogue
Wsoo
E Ethel Collins
Church School
Daughters of Union
L O. QQ. F
A. A. Chappelle
J. R. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Middleport
John Talbot
Miller’s
Hotel
DR. Sauvageot
Presbyterian Bible Class
L. L. EB. Club
Marion Andrews
Misa Rita Caryi Smith
Holzer School of Nursing
Gallipolis
Guy Smith
Wayne Smith
Eliott Street
Frederics
Eugene
Shelton
Varsity Beauty
Fair Store
Ivan Aoe
Tauncheon
Ste
EB Union
St . Athens
Soe
Baker’s Cafeteria
North Court St
Beauty Shoppe
the Bettle Shop Dist
Boelzner Hat Shop
Prestons
Chi
Central Avenue
Tetter
Cutiura
Bonat
Paramount
Union St
Vern Fulton
Christmas
Atwater
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Ed Bluebird
Cornwell
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