Farewell Reception for Mrs. T. W. Craig in Athens
More than a hundred Athenians bid farewell to Mrs. T. Watson Craig and her mother Mrs. C. McKnight Roe as they prepare to move to Klamath Falls Oregon. Hostess Mrs. Louis I. Brown hosted the Tuesday tea at 2 University Terrace with Mrs. Phillip Zenner and other local guests assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watson Craig
C. McKnight Roe
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Phillip Zenner
New York
Brown
Fred Pickett
Bangkok
Siam
Craig
Roe
A. Burns Roe
Alonzo Palmer
Mrs. C. D. Ashworth Daughter Hosts Birthday Party
Myrta Ashworth entertained Mrs. C. D. Ashworth at her birthday party at Curran Drive on Sunday January 3 after a noon dinner. Attendees included G. H. Maxwell Abram Williams John Maxwell and Mary Belle. C. M. Ashworth family. George Ashworth and family. and the honored guest with her husband and daughter Myrta. Mr Irvin Gehres hosted a bridge gathering at 282 East State Street with guests Mrs. John Algeo and Mrs. Ernest Algeo. Mrs John Algeo won first prize in contract bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Ashworth
Myrta
Curran Drive
G. H. Maxwell
Abram Williams
John Maxwell
Mary Belle
W. R. Hawk
Adeline Phillips
Miss Blanche
C. M. Ashworth
Mary Helen
Charles
Margaret Ann
Nellie
Billy
George Ashworth
Irvin Gehres
E. State St
John ,Algeo
Ernest Algeo
John Algeo
Residents Return From Florida Cuba Christmas Trip
Mr and Mrs A B Roe and daughter Dorothy Roe of New York City with Mrs H C Kennard and others returned from a Florida and Havana Christmas vacation. They toured Winter Park Miami Havana and interior Cuba then passed through Sarasota St Petersburg and Tampa on the return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Roe
H. C. Kennard
Dorothy Roe
New York City
Henry Williams
Elaine) Sandusky
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Winter Park
Fla
Eleanor Roe
Rollins College
Miami
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Kennard
Athens
Rees
New York
Straitsville Social Briefs Update on Local Weddings and News
Straitsville social notes list marriages including Donald Ray to Clara Sterling in Glenford and Wayne Barrow to Lucille Mercer in Newark. Residents travel, attend events, and notable deaths and jobs are mentioned among families in New Straitsville and nearby towns.
Peaked Lapels Return In Men's Spring Suits
Preview of men’s spring suits shows a rise in single-breasted jackets with peaked double-breasted lapels, signaling a trend.
Social calendar items for Pocahontas Lodge and clubs
Pocahontas Lodge meets in Red Men's Hall at 7 30 for officer installation. 600 Daughters of Union Veterans hold 7 pm installation at Odd Fellows Hall. Athens County Council of Childhood Education meets 7 pm at Rufus Putnam School with a talk on Deaf Children by Miss Betty Ridenour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
Athens County Council of Childhood Education
Rufus Putnam
Betty Ridenour
Hobson Study Circle Examines Egypt Films at Meeting
At Prof. and Mrs. D. R. Clippinger home the Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday afternoon. Prof. Clippinger showed films Monuments Tombs and Pyramids of Egypt and Visiting Cairo after the business session led by Miss Blanche Finsterwald. The group voted $15 to Sheltering Arms Hospital Charity Fund and planned support for a Peace Conference speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
D. R. Clippinger
Prof. Clippinger
Pyramids
Egypt
Cairo
Blanche Finsterwald
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Carl Frey
Ural Westfall
Mabel Bernadine McKnight Weds Everett H Carbaugh
Mr and Mrs Elsworth McKnight of Athens Route One announce the marriage of their daughter Mabel Bernadine to Everett H Carbaugh son of Mrs J F Carbaugh Albany Route Two The ceremony took place New Year s Day 1937 in Columbus officiated by Rev George Heizer of Third Ave Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Thea Ashbaugh and Mrs Hazel Tucker Columbus were the only attendants The couple will reside in Athens until a new home is completed at Chase Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth McKnight
Athens
Mabel Bernadine
Everett H. Carbaugh
J. F. Carbaugh
Albany
Columbus
George Heizer
Third Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church
Thea Ashbaugh
Hazel Tucker
Chase, Ohio
Coat That's Cape Too Inverts Coat To Cape Style
A new evening coat for men, sponsored by a major metropolitan clothier, features a loose raglan cut in black worsted and can be worn as a cape by threading the arms through hidden loops. Sea lions derive their name from lionlike manes seen in some species.
Dean Voigt Reads to Ohio University Women Sunday Fireside Begin 1937
Dean Irma E Voigt resumes the Dean's Fireside series at Ohio University inviting women students to hear readings from Agnes Sligh Turnbulls Rolling Years. The program runs Sundays 7 30 to 9 p m through January and February excluding Jan 31 with two February dates. Also announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Lonas with grandparents named Amos Collins Nelsonville and Cora Lonas Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Ohio University
Dean Voigt
Ono
Stanley Lonas
Athens
Amos Collins
Nelsonville
Cora Lonas
Murray City Social Notes
Ida Scott and James Madden were in Logan Tuesday. Esther and Ruth Donson, Barberton teachers, returned after Christmas with their parents the Donsons. Eunice Sanborn visits Detroit brother William Donoghue. Sonny Donoghue and A A Person from Athens visited. Ted Culp family dined with Ralph Barber. Mac Driggs returned home from holidays to Columbus. Lloyd Robey family from Columbus spent week with Hopkins family. Ed Popoczy at Ohio University spent vacation here. George McMann and sons from Detroit in New Year visit with sister Mrs. William Thomas. Grace Thomas returned from Columbus. Harold Hughes family from McArthur visiting sisters Mae Wollett and Mary Brown. Don Solon spent Sunday with sister Flossie Smith. Joe Smith, Solon’s nephew, holidayed there. Captalin Harper returned to Zanesville. Addison Clay visited James Russell in Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newman
Nathan
Cherrington Hospital
Newman
Blanche Price
Steubenville
William Eberst
Thomas Smith
Craig Adair
Logan
Robert O'Donnell
CCC
Logoota
Ind
H. J. Keelerman
Columbus
Katherine O'Donnell
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Margaret Abram
Cleveland
Baptist Church
William
New Straitsville
James
Edith
Margaret
Misseseta
Martha Lantz
William Call
Carl Whitmer
Reynoldsburg
Agnes Bowe
Mike Bowe
Edith Chute
Carbon Hill School
Mike
Edward Currens
Joseph Callahan
St. Annes Hospital
Walter Collins
William J. Brown
Mabel Shuttleworth
Wm Shuttleworth
E. H. Werker
Ohio River
Esther
Ruth Donson
Barberton
Fred Donson
Eunice Sanborn
Detroit
William Donoghue
Sonny Donoghue
A. A. Person
Athens
Inlaw
E. A. Person
Ted Culp
Buchtel
Ralph Barber
Mac Driggs
Joe Frazee
Lloyd Robey
Theodore Hopkins
Ed Popoczy
Ohio University
George McMann
Stanley
Paul Person
Addison Clay
James Russell
Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. W. Craig
L. I. Brown
J. Maurice Hyde
Mr. Craig
Tom
Williams. Snepnara
Clarence C. Robinson
Frank X. Rauch
Venice
Mrs
Entertains Bridge Club
Cornells
Carolyn Taylor
Berthas. Dailey
Kerm St
J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
L. T. Dailey
H . Dickson
Centerville
B. Hughes
Helen McVay
Lancaster
C. H Jewell
E. Kinkead
E. W. McVay
D. R. Zenner
Orchard Gables
Utah Place
J. K. Wickems
N. Congress St
H. R. Stewart
Toronto
O. A. Waller
New Lexington
Herman Luckoff
Beatrice Luckoff
Seymour Luckoff
Nassau
Gury Sca Dan
Nyalgesic
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank
Scotty
Britain
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Straitsville Social Briefs
John Neally
Paris
P. M. Strain
Barrows
Howard Blankenship
Ft. Wayne
Raymond Hoy
John Alexander
Lucy and
Allen
Old Town
Lena Blankenship
Ernest Hanning
Friel
Saltillo
League of Women Voters
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
Arthur Boyles
Lydia Lash Evans
Clarence Laughlin
William G. Seaman
James Hilton
Ooo Faithful Tew Club
William Mansfield
Stewart St
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Ave. Methodist Church
D. L. Jones
Second St
Miss Mabel McKnight
Mr. Carbaugh
Cornwells
Hes
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City
Ida Scott
James Madden
Miller's
Berry Hotel
Wilson
Wilson Milk Coo
Indianapolis
Woodworth S
Shoes Forth
Sky Riders
Sport Oxfords
Fortune
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