Sixty-First Wedding Day Observed by Kasler Family
Sixty-one years of married life were celebrated Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kasler at their Jacksonville home. A noon dinner was shared with their children including Jesse Kasler and Mrs. Kasler of Trimble, Philo and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Florence McCune and her son Melville, Sam Kasler and Don Kasler of Athens, A W Kasler and his son, and Lydia Kittie of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Kasler
Jacksonville
Jesse Kasler
Kasler
Philo
Lewis Clark
Clark
Florence McCune
Melville
Sam Kasler
Trimble
A. W. Kasler
Don
Athens
Lydia Kittie
Henderson-Fife Nuptials Solemnized in Columbus
Mr and Mrs George T Henderson of Burlingham formerly of Athens announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Sarah Elizabeth Henderson to P Keith Fife at Columbus on Tuesday February 16 The ceremony was conducted by Rev C M Bowman at his home The couple were unattended The bride is a Shade High School graduate and has lived in Columbus with her brother and sister in law Story Henderson at 1368 Indianola Avenue Mr Fife is the son of Mr and Mrs C E Fife of Columbus He works with the Radio Keith Orpheum Columbus theaters and formerly lived in Wellston where he also finished high school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Henderson
Burlingham
Athens
Sarah Elizabeth Henderson
P. Keith Fife
Columbus
C. M. Bowman
First United Brethren ,Church of Christ
the Shade High School
Story Henderson
Indianola Avenue
Fife
C. E. Fife
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Wellston
Surprise Party Celebrates Two Sisters in February
A Friday evening surprise at 51 Franklin Avenue honored Audrey Shamer 22 and Georgia Shamer 19, with dancing and bridge after refreshments aligned to Washington's Birthday. Guests included Rhoda Cowan Ruth Shamel Mary Moran Ellen Stokoe James Wood Vernon Shaw Thomas Pratt Charles Shields and Clarence Shaw. Prof S H Bing leaves for a West trip. Ohio University extension director granted six weeks vacation. Women Missionary Society at Athens Presbyterian Church to host 5 30 dinner Tuesday for missions, led by Mrs Clarence Gill. Clinton M Horn and daughters Margaret Virginia Martha return to Cleveland after weekend in Athens visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Shamer
Franklin Avenue
Audrey
Georgia
Washington
Rhoda Cowan
Ruth Shamel
Mary Moran
Ellen Stokoe
James Wood
Vernon Shaw
Thomas Pratt
Charles Shields
Clarence Shaw
Women's Missionary Society of the
Athens Presbyterian Church
Clarence Gill
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Clinton M. Horn
Margaret
Virginia
Martha
Cleveland
Athens
Mr. Horn
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Edna V. Horn
South High Street
Hosts to Three Table Bridge Club at Home
Mr and Mrs Gerald Baird hosted a bridge club at their home 10 Stewart Street Friday evening with three tables in use. Mrs Bob Griser won the women’s high score prize and Mr Max Bartoe took the men’s high honors. Out of town guest Mrs Watson Wolfe of Nelsonville attended. Miss Bess Dickson of Columbus visited Athens via her cousin Mrs Late Boden 190 West State Street. She is a former Ohio University graduate and taught in East Side schools and Avondale Schools Columbus for seven years. Art and Thimble Club meeting postponed to Friday March 4 with hostess Mrs W A Carpenter. Mrs Watson Wolfe and son Bobby Gene returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Max Bartoe 25 Wolfe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Baird
Stewart Street
Bob Griser
Max Bartoe
Watson Wolfe
Nelsonville
Bess Dickson
Columbus
Athens
Late Boden
West State Street
Bobby Gene
Wolfe Street
Safe Fresh Fish Cooking and Selection Tips from Historical Guide
The article explains why fish is essential for growing children and outlines how to choose fresh fish, distinguish lean from fat varieties, and select cooking methods. It advises keeping temperatures low, avoiding overcooking, and steaming lean fish while suggesting fat fish bake or broil, with pan frying as another option. It also notes avoid gelatine desserts with fish meals and to plan lighter hearty desserts.
Sociologists Gather in Delaware for Ohio Conference
Sociologists from Ohio colleges will attend a two day conference of the Ohio Sociological Society at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware on April 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Colleges
Ohio Sociological Society of
Ohio Wesleyan University
Historic Civil War flag and family relics on display
A Civil War flag carried by Matthew Bodley and a collection of era relics are shown in the exhibit. Items include a Mohawk pattern hooked rug, a 60 year old dress worn by Mrs. Henry’s mother, a leather bound ledger dating to 1750, a spinning wheel, brass candlesticks from Russia, a copper kettle, and a silhouette connected to Bucks County ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bodley
H. D. Henry
Providence
New England
Rhode Island
Christophers, Remingtons
Charieses
Sheldon
Atlantic Coast
Shay
Antigua East India
George Israel Putnam
Russia
Putnam
D. R. Zenner
Helen Townsend
Bucks County
Washington
Mount Vernon
Berlin songwriter has baby girl at Doctors Hospital
Irving Berlin, the songwriter, is father to a seven pound girl born to his wife Ellen Mackay Berlin last night at Doctors Hospital. The infant is the couple’s third child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving Berlin
Ellen Mackay Berlin
Doctors Hospital
Glouster Post Office Moves to New Location
Glouster Ohio reports the post office moving today from the Press Publishing Co. building to the American Legion Building on High Street. New fixtures arrived Saturday night and workers installed the equipment all day Sunday. The office will boast modern conveniences for mail handling and postal savings. The facility was near twenty years in the old site and previously occupied the Odd Fellow Building by Sunday Creek Coal Co. Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Press Publishing Co
American Legion
High Street
Uncle Sam
Odd Fellow
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Oakdale Woman Sarah Harriman Dies at State Hospital
Mrs. Sarah Harriman 51 died Saturday morning at 8 at Athens State Hospital where she had three months treatment. Her body was moved to a local mortuary then to her Oakdale home. Funeral at Oakdale Church Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. Joseph McDonald. Nye Cemetery burial Chauncey. She is survived by six children Clarice Williams Youngstown Elsie Easler Oakdale Fred Smith Kansas City Kan Luella Dew Burr Oak Lornal Stevens Youngstown Opal Stevens Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Athens State Hospital
Glouster
Sarah Harriman
Joseph McDonald
Bishopville
Nye
Chauncey
Harriman
Clarice Williams
Youngstown
Elsie Easler
Fred Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Luella Dew
Burr Oak
Lornal Stevens
Opal Stevens
Cage Game Tonight At Glo u bter High School
The Church of Christ team hosts a Lib erty Indiana church squad in the high school gym tonight. The teams recently met and will renew rivalry on the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Indiana
Joseph Francis 62 former Glouster schools chief dies in Columbus
Joseph Francis aged 62 died at his Columbus home after a stroke suffered about 12 hours earlier. He was the first superintendent of Glouster schools in the 1890s. Funeral services will be held in Columbus and then at Athens West Union Street chapel Tuesday at 2 pm. Burial at West Union Street Cemetery. Survived by wife, brother John Francis of Glouster, and sisters Margaret Faine Akron Elizabeth Riley Nelsonville and Emma Gross Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joseph Francis
Columbus
Athens
West Union Street
Francis
John Francis
This City
Margaret Faine
Akron
Elizabeth Riley
Nelsonville
Emma _ Gross
Glouster High Falls to Pomeroy in Flu Hit Game
Glouster High basketball team lost to Pomeroy High 26 to 10 at the Pomeroy gym Saturday night. The Glouster squad was crippled by flu with three players sidelined and one not recovered. In the prelim, Pomeroy second team beat Glouster second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High
Pomeroy High
Pomeroy Gymnasium
Pomeroy
Brown couple recoveries in Liberty Hill area
W H H Brown aged 78 is recovering from a mild stroke affecting his right side. His wife, aged 78, is still recovering from a four week old rib fracture after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. H. H. Brown
Liberty Hill
Mrs. Brown
Glouster Students Win Typist Efficiency Award
Glouster High School students Leona Dilion Helen Guinther Genevieve Smith Cecelia Chute and Lillian Lewis received a pine from a typewriter company for typing efficiency after posting speeds over 30 words per minute in a speed test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Leona Dilion
Helen Guinther
Genevieve Smith
Cecelia Chute
Lillian Lewis
Glouster High School
First President Washington Funeral Report Unearthed
A long buried 1800 issue of The Ulster County Gazette found in Nelsonville shows a partial obituary and funeral account for General George Washington. The Kingston paper, dated January 4 1800, features mourning borders and front page prominence for Washington's death rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Ulster County Gazette
Richard P. Gibson
Poplar Street
Nelsonville
Kingston
England
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
Gazette
Washington
News of
Washington Entombed The Funeral of Washington at Mount Vernon
The article describes Washington's burial on December 14 1799 at Mount Vernon with solemn pomp. It details the procession cavalry infantry clergy freemasons and citizens and notes artillery salutes from the Potomac and river vessels. It emphasizes Washington as the Father of his Country and the enduring glory of his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington the Great
Simms Ramsay Payne
Gilpin Marsteller
Potomac
United States
Washington
Fighting Pete the Canary Defends Cage in Aspinwall
In Aspinwall, Hartz Mountain songbird Fighting Pete bites into a field mouse that had climbed into his cage. The day after, Pete swung proudly as the predator remains at home in the Allen LD. McCombs residence while the mouse lay dead on the cage floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.R
Allen LD. McCombs
Aspinwall
Pete
Farmhand Benzak to stand trial in Elyria shooting
Michael J. Benzak a farmhand from Eaton Township faces trial Tuesday in Elyria on a charge tied to the November shooting death of his sweetheart Alice Dernier 21. Prosecutor Don Myers seeks the death penalty with defense by Richar S. Horan and Lawrence Webber. Benzak allegedly shot Dernier after she refused to marry him and then shot himself. he survived and was treated at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.P
Michael J. Benzak
Eaton Township
Alice Dernier
Don Myers
Richar S. Horan
Lawrence Webber
Benzak
Memorial Hospital
Jacksonville Man Is Surveyor Candidate
Harry Dusz of Jacksonville has tied his petition as a Democratic candidate for county surveyor. He has circulated the petition for several weeks. Dusz is the twenty eighth candidate to file for county office and the third Democrat. Twenty five petitions are for Republican nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dusz
Jacksonville
Dusz
Glorifying Yourself with Lipstick Tricks
This excerpt advises using lipstick to alter facial appearance and perceived character. It suggests matching rouge to natural color, shaping lips to alter nose or chin perception, and offers methods to create a soft young look or a wistful impression by leaving the upper lip uncolored.
Lipstick and rouge trends for brown hair and evening wear
The article advises shaping lips along their outline within the lip line and choosing brighter lipstick for night looks. It suggests medium red tones with a yellow tint for brown-toned people and geranium reds for brunettes with gray or blue eyes. It recommends having multiple rouge and lipstick shades.
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S. H. Bing
Texas
Arizona
Bing
Ohio University
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. C. Hoffman
Barthold St
Fr. Wayne, Indiana
Three Table Bridge Club
Art and Thimble Club
W. A. Carpenter
Mlle
Mistinguette
Cherie Langlois
Europe
New American Legion
New Houses
Government Branch
Cage
George Town
Mt. Vernon
the Fearless
Syd
Druggists
Paramathia Lodge No
A. Palmer
Sec’y
del Monte Or Country Club
Yans
Rome
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