Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Carrol
The Rev. and Mrs. 8 J Bishop celebrated their brother in law and sister in law George W Bishop on their golden wedding with 300 relatives at Carrol. A noon dinner featured gold and white decor and favors marked 1885 1933. Toasts poems and a hymn followed with gifts including gold coins and a Jerusalem olive wood Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bishop
Carrol
George W. Bishop
George Bishop
Byron Owens
Kenneth
Akron
Harry Bishop
Pickerington
Neiswander
Butcher
Lancaster
Lena Rose
Bishop
Carrol M. KE
O. M. Butcher
S. J. Bishop
Carrol Orchestra
Jerusalem
Young Married Class Hosts Charity Party at Pinkerton Home
The Young Married People's Class of the Church of God plans a party at Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pinkerton home at 24 Walf Street starting 7 oclock Thursday night. Attending Ohio Retail Lumbermen convention in Columbus are L W Roberts J B Rob ers W L Ross and H F Mittie from Athens Lumber Company with Mire L W Roberts and Mrs J B Roberts accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
R. L. Pinkerton
Walf Street
L. W. Roberts
J. B. Robers
W. L. Ross
H. F. Mittie
Athens Lumber Company
Ohio Retail Lumbermen's
Deshier-Wallick Hotel
Columbus
J. B. Roberts
D. A. Rardin
J. C. Rardin
da Ashworth
Deshter-Wallick
J. C. Bardin
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club Hosted at Mrs Laughlin's
Mrs. Clarence Laughlin entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home 70 North Lancaster Street. Three tables played with prizes to Mrs. F H McCoy first and Mrs. Paul H Keever second. Mrs. James Lewis won low score. Guest Mrs Willis Casley joined the group amid red and white Valentine decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Laughlin
North
Lancaster Street
F. H. McCoy
Paul H. Keever
James Lewis
Willis Casley
Valentine
Blind Commission Display Arrives for Lydia Lash Evans Club
Mrs Arthur Boyles chair of the display committee announces the Blind Commission of Ohio articles have arrived and may be secured by clubs. The items will be displayed Thursday afternoon at the Lydia Lash Evans Club meeting hosted by Mrs L C Mead at 96 Franklin Avenue, a yearly display under the City Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boyles
Blind Commission of
Ohio
Lydia Lash Evans
L. C. Mead
Franklin Avenue
Blind Commission
City Federation
Daughters of 1812 Meet Here Tuesday
Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 met at 69 West State Street. They held memorial services for Martha Finsterwald and noted markers honor Margaret Snowden at Margaret's Creek bridge. An Akron luncheon for Asa Messenger was announced. next meeting a Colonial tea on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Morris McKee
A. S. Daughters of 1812
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Martha J. Finsterwald
Margaret’s Creek
Margaret Snowden
Order of 1812
Akron
Asa Messenger
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Missionary Society Tea and Meeting Notices
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church hosts a tea Tuesday from 3 to 5 pm at Mrs Fred H McKay s home 37 Elmwood Place with multiple hostesses and a receiving line. The society meets Friday at 2 30 pm at the church with a China lesson and a talk Life In China by Madam Yu Chun Chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Fred H. McKay
Elmwood Place
Mary Slutz
L. H. Smith
Homer Wolfe
Mary G. Ness
E. W. Chubb
Alex Nelson
Lulu Poston
E. B. Smith
W. L. Sluts
John Dowler
M. D., Hughes
H. B. Benz
Guy Saylor
Elery Michael
M. M. Kerr
Sadie Martin
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
R. A. Foster
China
Madam Yu Chun Chow
P. ©. Carr
February Reflections and February’s Notable Dates
Friendly Chats humorously surveys February’s key dates Lincoln's Birthday Valentine Day and Washington's Birthday while musing on Groundhog Day and spring forecasts. It ponders fashion costs and the quest for higher learning, noting a student’s coinage on news origins and a professor’s correction about educational progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Valentine
Washington
Water and Gasoline Mix To Improve Fuel
Water and gasoline are combined in an Ewing hydrogenator to raise mileage and reduce carbon buildup and monoxide emissions. The test occurred in Middleport before C E Gillan and O T Strauss bankers from Pomeroy, who vouched for the device’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
H. O. Ewing
Ewing
C. E. Gillan
O. T. Strauss
Pomeroy
Sixth Grade Leads Assembly Program at Central School
The sixth grade directed by Miss Evans led today’s assembly for fourth to sixth grades. Highlights included a temperance roll call of famous persons, violin duet by Virginia Segale and Alice Maccombs, readings by Catherine Nash and Donna Geitzen, and songs from the sixth grade. Virginia Segale presided. next program will be by the fifth grade under Miss Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Miss Evans
Warren Cooper
Kermit Johnson
George Sheldon
Casper Rapp
Donald Doty
Fred Lentz
Helen Stratton
Gerald Fate
George Gilham
Paul Slaughter
Dick Sherman
Robert Tauwney
Virginia Segale
Alice Maccombs
Catherine Nash
Donna Geitzen
Robin Hood
Miss Jones
Kimberly Announces Parsons My ers Marriage in Ripley W Va
Announcement reports the marriage of Hubert Parsons and Edna Myers in Ripley West Virginia on November 26. Local spring signs include flowers picked by residents and children playing marbles. An auto owned by Park Glenn was damaged on Nelsonville Public Square. A Kimberly store window was broken by children on the porch. Red Cross flour distributed to the unemployed. Families and visitors are noted moving and visiting in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Parsons
Near Here
Edna Myers
Haydenville
Ripley
W. Va
Park Glenn
Nelsonville
Kimberly
Red Cross
Vern Tye
Homer Adams
Jimmy Smith
Carbondale
Frank
Fred Gaskow
Ohio
George Ossman
Chauncey
Spring styles trend to prints and plaids in Hollywood
Hollywood fashion notes reveal spring fever in prints and plaids. Heather Angel debuts a straight-cut Scotch plaid wool suit with kick pleats and bone buttons. Other stars Maureen O'Sullivan Mae Clark Muriel Evans Adrienne Ames showcase bold colored ensembles and accessory highlights at recent sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Heather Angel
Biltmore
Heather
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jimmy Dunn
Mae Clark
M-G-M
Muriel Evans
Adrienne Ames
Levy's
David Manders
Corsair
Youthful Jumper Dresses Sparkle In Early Fashion
Hollywood reports show young stars embracing jumper dresses with white blouses and accessories for a fresh spring look. Vivian Reid leads in a claret wool jumper dress paired with white silk blouse, while Sari Maritza Loretta Young and Alice White also favor black or mixed color ensembles with crisp blouses and puffed sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Vivian Reid
Sari Maritza
Loretta Young
Joan Blondel
First National Studio
Social Notes From Nelsonville And Nearby Areas
James Collins of Nelsonville visited here Sunday. Mrs Mary Nelson spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson. Patsy Davis and Fatty Newton were visitors in Oakland Sunday. The Kimberly mine worked five days in the last two weeks. Mrs William Davis and sons Pearlie and Harold attended church at Carbondale Sunday. Mrs Clarcy Smith and Jay Smith of Nelsonville R D visited Mr and Mrs G Davis. Mrs Vincy Davis visited her father Mrs Tillicutter at Chauncey last week. Hannah Hook of Nelsonville visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hook on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collins
Nelsonville
Mary Nelson
Ed Nelson
Patsy Davis
Fatty’ Newton
Oakland
Kimberly
William Davis
Pearlie
Harold
Carbondale
Clarcy Smith
Jay Smith
R. D
G. Davis
Vincy Davis
Tillicutter
Chauncey
Iowa Farmer Hopeful as Foreclosures Pause
Harassed Corn Belt farmers, hopeful for spring plowing, see foreclosures halted temporarily. The mood shifts as major insurers suspend foreclosures and Gov. Clyde L. Herring urges a pause, with relief measures expected from the Legislature and incoming administration.
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Des Moines
U.R
Hebbardsville Resident Visits Parents and Friends
Hudnells of Columbus hosted Hebbardsville with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hudnell. Mrs. James Whaley, ill with flu, improves with sister Edna Shuler of New Asbury visiting. Harry Davis family joined John Davis at Union. Wilbur Elder visited his parents A. A. Brown and wife at New Asbury. Orland O Neal and two sons from Athens visited Mrs. Howard Dowler. Wingo children ill with chickenpox at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hudnell
Columbus
A. W. Hudnell
James Whaley
Edna Shuler
New Asbury
Harry Davis
John Davis
Union
Wilbur Elder
A. A. Brown
Orland O'Neal
Athens
Howard Dowler
C. O. Wingo
Social visits spread across Athens area homes
Scatter Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews of Athens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mathews. F J Hubler and family hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wade Smith of Dutch Creek G South Mr. and Mrs. John South and sons Glen and Dale. J W Koker visited Clarence Dean Sun with John South and Dale and John Dil linger guests of Raleigh Robinson Strouds Run. Ray Mathews and son Floyd drove to Cooriville Wed. Flora Koker spent Thursday with Emma Poston. linger attended the Red Men’s Hall box supper in Athens Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mathews
Athens
Ray Mathews
F. J. Hubler
Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
G. South
John South
Glen and
Dale
J. W. Koker
Clarence Dean
John Dillinger
Raleigh Robinson
Strouds Run
Floyd
Cooriville
Flora Koker
Emma Poston
Red Men's Hall
Columbus Must Pay Higher Rate for Gas
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected the City of Columbus motion to escape a 55 cent gas rate approved by the state public utilities commission. Colum bus gas consumers now pay 7 cents more per thousand cubic feet, raising the previous 48 cent rate. The ruling holds statewide interest for other municipalities facing similar rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
State Public Utilities Commission
Creamed Dried Beef Delights A Classic Frizzed Dish
A old time guide explains frizzling dried beef before cream sauce to enhance flavor. It covers butter fat, heating beef, making a smooth milk sauce, seasoning, and serving ideas with toast, potato chips, parsley, and optional vegetables. Also suggests macaroni and dried beef, scrambled eggs, and mushroom garnishes. Tomorrow’s menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Glorifying Yourself in Tight Garments
A reader notes how clothing sizes fail with age as even slim women struggle with fit. An anecdote recalls a woman describing ongoing discomfort from tight sleeves and girdle.
Fashioning Comfort Tips For Women And Men In Proper Fit
The piece advises on proper fit for garments from bras to shoes and stockings. It warns against too small bras and foundation garments that ride up, urges wider back and front in dresses, suggests avoiding lacing, and notes men often wear undersized clothes despite larger dimensions. It highlights comfort over vanity and targets women over 35 and their husbands.
Death of Ohio Fuel Company worker John Gault
John Gault, long time employee of the Ohio Fuel Company, died Saturday at his home near here from pneumonia. He leaves five children aged one to fourteen. The obituary notes his service to the community and mentions others who are ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gault
Ohio Fuel Company
Sunday With Mr Burson and Family A
Laura Butts and William Colemer share a Sunday with Mr Burson and family in a community gathering likely noting social ties and local visit details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Butts
William Colemer
Mr. Burson
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Vicks
Magneto
Gibson
Pharmacycription
Optometric Service
Daughters of 1812
Austin Ball
J. W. Kelley
Elliott Street
Faculty Women's Club
South College Street
E. H. Mueller
Billy Arbogast
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Fred Wheaton
Maplewood Drive
Arbogast
North College Street
Arbogas
Gibson Girl
East Union
Marian Walters
Alice White
Hannah Hook
Charles Hook
Iowa Farmer
Clyde L. Herring
Hebbardsville
Scatter
Girl Scouts
Doris Chanksburg
Heighrly University Women’s
Mog
Ture
Charlotte Lat
Bamesang
Cruggist
Hill
Athens, Ohio
McKee
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
MA Gagemerl Alamo
Bridge Equip
Culbertson
Taylor
Logan’ “At
The
Preston
Bry
Rot Calli
Endon
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