Dinner Bridge at Hamus Johnson Grapperhaus Marriage
Dinner bridge hosted by Bg Br and Mrs. T N Wolfe at their Grandview Heights home drew a coterie of friends. Guests included Dr and Mrs A Biddle of Mansfield, visiting Columbus for Christmas, and Elten Biddle returning to the Columbus School for Girls. Driddle and son Tem will accompany her. Adda Higgins Young of Charleston and Mrs. George Ford hosted relatives in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Wolfe
Grand Viview Heights
Biddie
Mansfield
D. H. Biddle
College
Bal Streets
Eltan Biddle
J. H. Biddle
Columbus
Columbus School For Girls
Doctor I3iddle
Son Tém Wil
Ca‘humbus
Adda Higgins Young
Charleston
W.s
Athens
Athena
George Ford
Walker Street
Cwliuchas
Doris
Ashton
Cullums
Louise Culums
Franklin Avenue
Culvins
Mire
Ison
Wickland Avenue
Ait
Charles Howard
Thelma Muay
Middlewort
Informal Bridge Tea For Athens Visitors
Athens County social round up highlights informal bridge tea for visiting guests Louise Higgins Langenburg Cambridge Migs and Mera Louise Grosvenor Laete at Grosvenor home University Terrace Athens. many locals attend New Year afternoon event with bridge and tea. Also notes motor trip to Huntington and a visit from extended family. community announcements mention students and faculty returning to Ohio University and local gatherings. A driver faces drunken driving charge after a collision with a coal truck near Beaumont. injuries reported and county jail holding the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Higgins Langenburg
Cambridge
Migs
Mera
Alfred G. Termer
Dayton
Eld Weld
Gerald Wisz
Middleport
Athens County
the Plains
Wise
New York
Beiumont
Owens Society Meeting Report From First Methodist Church
Mrs. S. 8. Carpenter led EVOTIONS for the Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church Friday afternoon. She read a chapter from St John’s Gospel and spoke on Christ’s love, privileges, and companionship. Members sang “Stack of Ages” and the Mite Box secretary noted funds aiding emergencies. Secretary leaflets outlined the national annual report of $235.30. Supplies secretary read a thanks letter from the Atrium Russian Servor for Christmas money. Service Guild sponsor Western perked the name ing to grow interest as debt free works. J JH. berry described physicians and nurses evangelism and the challenges for women from India, Japan, and China who became nurses or physicians and succeeded through perseverance. After singing “My Faith Looks Up To Thee,” closing prayer. Social hour was omitted due to sickness among the home staff groun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Carpenter
Christ
Cheril
Ars
H.‘T. Farrar
M. M. Kerr
John Gillette
J. L. Fries Western
Ing
Sposser
Ree Swill
J . JH. Berry
India
Japan
China
Dowler
Tess Groun
Willy
Columbus Golden Post Woman's Relief Corps Installs Officers
The Columbus Golden Post Woman's Relief Corps installs officers led by President Mrs Mary Hanning and others including senior vice president Mrs Flora Boring and secretary Mrs Mary Fry burger. The event featured installing officer Mrs P G Dowler and social remarks by retiring president Mrs Dalton who received a pocketbook from Mrs Cross. Attendance was good and interest in the year's work was noted amid social duties. Also mentions locals visiting relatives and guests in Columbus and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Golden Post Woman's Relief Corps
Relief Corps
Mary Hanning
Flora Boring
Augusta Fingier
Ald
Mary Fryburger
Lulu Cross
Mary Root
Emma Cochran
Elizabeth Crouch
Laura Woodrutl
Electa Hennard
Ava Dalton
Elizabeth Milar
Althea Hunter
CC Snater
Golden Woman's
Blanche Rod
Vintile Woode
Vine Johnson
P. G. Dowler
Feyburger
Dalton
Cross
Visitors in Athens Give Tea Before Departure
Elizabeth Langenturs and Margaret Louise Farmer, granddaughters of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higging, entertained Athens visitors at the Higgins home with a Friday afternoon tea in Park Place. Out-of-town guest Jane Rupe Hardesly of Charleston, W. Va., joined the group. The Higging hosts and mothers accompanied the young honorees as the visitors prepared to depart for their homes. Ohio University professors attending the Cleveland convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science were F. A. Krecker, Emmett Rowlea, R. Eliott, C. A. Peey, William Stehr, L. M. Heil, A. A. Atkinson, and Lee Stewart Hoach Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bethel and daughter Olive of Adrian, Michigan, spent the week here with relatives and left Saturday. They were guests of Mrs. Bethel’s brother-in-law Sidney Steenrod at 18 Mil Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizabeth Langenturs
Cambridge
Mass
Margaret Louise Farmer
Dayton
Bra
J. M. Higging
Higgins
Park Place
Jane Rupe! Hardesly
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio University
Cleveland
American Association For the Advancement of Science
F. A. Krecker
Emmett Rowlea
R. Eliott
C. A. Peey
William Stehr
L. M. Heil
A. A. Atkinson
Lee Stewart Hoach
Raymond Bethel
Olive Bethel
Adrian
Mich
Jett
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Hamus Johnson-Grapperhaus
Esther
Chrissian Church
To'vtlack
Fred Lee Tom
Maplerwood Drive
Athens City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Fooma
Progressive Literary Chib Grill
Oee
EB. B. Smith
Elmweed Pixce
Edit Weer
GT. UU
John Jagers
Margaret Porter
Be i. Aiortun
Last Brata Street
Christian Ghurch
Mildred Benks
American Association of Uttercity Women
Welock
Fine
Hart
Fiorence Mateer
Columins
Sunshine Sewing Ink
Mra
Virgil Junod
Tranklin Avenue
Noa Pallas Club
Mary G. Noss
University Ter- Tate
Mra H. C. Bobo
West State Treet
Migs Cora Baisley
W. C. John
Davis W. Va
Mabel John
Ralph Grapperhaus
Logan
Henry I. Geddes
Itelating
Presbyterian
Geddes
O. T. Curry
Cohoabus
Belde
Avis
W. We
Bu Ness
Parkersburg
N. A. Engh
Betty Carglyn
Jack
Painesville
Beverid Thy University
Ati
Pty
Alvaikh Abr
FoModn
Atheis
DeMolet
Charles DeAfolet
Florida
Lynn
J. J. McClure
Grosvenor Street
Sos
J.B. Worcester
Chyckernt
Gail and
Mary Mul ‘Ler
Bucyrus
Ohio
Hay P Corporation
Anl
Ping
Daekaai
Grapperkittes
Lisutynant
G. C. Hawking
Wwe Lene Yoirant
Abe
Lew Parenis
Ang
Ure Forerytile Road
Tual Mer
Algeos
Mir
A. E. Algeo
North Dancaster Street
AL He Atral Hlenry Lancaster
Nelsonville
Mir van Led Postun
Daurhees
Laslut Poston
North College
Dorcus Hedges
Cled
Junod
Man
Oia State
University
Grace Jlarney
Ohlahoma
Douzhier Anittis
Clouse
Ecol Srekiey
Renndighier
Llarnett
Grace Shington
Sie
Aid
Cnt
Larish
Tet Hamsters
Rae Dei
Ae Mn
Wiliam G. Trunyont
Lamond McPherson
Jin
John
Stes
Ertha le Woodworth
Perth Congress
Vickers
Ana
Cent
Angie Nlaw
Norris
Carl Heastly
Huntington
Wy Va
KR. H. Galizher
Beasley
Marquardt
Ctessle
Mis
Loreene
Linda
Mate
Jolson Omeunee
Annes, Or
Bunday Sith
Bietterdins
Aris Lepitat
Sep Penn
Mohnson
Een Troyer Koch
Batusday
Greantld
Charles Mains, Jr
Troyer Kock
Helen Cook
Eugene Cotler
Pat Koppe
Otto Univer. Dstte
George A. Banks
Takewood
We. E. Banks
Veanklin Avenue
Ada Ruseck
Columbia
Banks
Mra Wilson Carr
Wile
Norwood
Aus
Clint Carr
Mrs. S
Carpenter Owens Society
ELGIN
Jeanne Phci
Howe
Newsrarer Rachive
Nestle
Paramount
Paramount Beauty Shoppe
Union
Dial
Silvus
Sanmuary Sale
B.m.covert Optometrist
Athens, Ohio
Don Peden
Ann
Kecta
Iowa
Peden
New York City
Jennie Holsington
Can- Lon
Mrr
Fred Ellis
Tozer Holsington
Leon Bossington
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Afra
Lemma Lloyd
Daughtlers
Ladonna
Carella
Lemma Jean
Charles Foster
Murray City
Tully
Dman
And
Earl C. Krieger
Mortis Avenue
Beauty Shoppe
Woodworth's
F.L. Woodworth
Sircey
Frederics Vita
Eugene
Eterne
Varsity Beauty Shoppe
Haglesses
Farley
Amazing Features
G. W. Hopkins
Electric Shop
Berry Bldg
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