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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1932

Page

6

Brown descendants mark 100th anniversary in Baker Settlement

Descendants of Henry Brown and Mary Ann Breese Brown gather at the old home in the Baker Settlement to celebrate a century since the Browns settled in Athens County. W. H. Brown III hosts. Archer Brown presides, Althea Brown Hunter is secretary. Family picnic style gathering spans two days with more than sixty invitations issued.

Brown Old Home Baker Settlement Henry Brown Mary Ann Breese Brown Athens County W. H. 3. Brown Elijah Brown Henry | Brown A. E. Brown Daisy Hoffman Nevada Brown-Shatter C. H. Brown St. Louis W. H. H. Brown Arthur Hunter Kern Street Mary Margaret Louise Kelley Gallipolis Birs Virgil Hixson L. W

Mrs Algeo Hosts Bridge Club And Guests

Mrs John S Algeo 21 Second Street entertained her bridge club on Thursday night. Three hands played. Mrs Clay Milar won high score over. Mrs P F Good second high. Invited guests included Mrs John Rose Mrs William Moler Mrs Howard Knox and Mrs Eward Algeo.

John S. Algeo Second Street Clay Milar P. F. Good

Foreign Society Mite Box Opening and Picnic

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church held a Friday afternoon event featuring piano music by Mrs. Walter Musgrave and devotions by Mrs. James Beam. Reports covered progress for the Wesleyan Service Guild, Bake Sale and tea, and progress of the College Abroad Movement. Members and guests wore foreign costumes during Kappa Phi demonstrations led by Mrs. H. T. Farrar and several Misses. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and an annual picnic supper coordinated by Mrs. Elery Michael, Mrs. M. M. Kerr, and Mrs. James A. Palmer.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church Walter Musgrave James Beam J. L. Pickering Wesleyan Service Guild Thoms Hosser Lancaster B.C. Schilling Treasury A. BE. Wagner H. T. Farrar Elery Michael M. M. Kerr James A. Palmer

Honor Graduate From Boston Girls School

Elizabeth Langenberg granddaughter of Dr and Mrs J M Higgins of Park Place has graduated with honors from Miss Mays School in Boston Mass She was among three merit students in a class of 150 and has completed exams for matriculation at Vassar She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Fr Langenberg and will join the Higgins home visit soon.

Elizabeth Langenberg J. M. Higgins Park Place Miss May Boston Mass Vassar Miss Langenberg Airs Fr. Langenberg Louise Higgins Airs. Langenberg

Social Club Meeting and Community Notes in Athens

The Past Chiefs Club of Athenian Temple No. 173 met at Mrs. H. T. Wise home with Mrs. Frank Cross presiding. Prize winners in a 50 day contest were Delle Finsterwald first and B. M. Tan Deke second. Readings by several members, a ukulele solo by Edward Wise, and refreshments for ten members were reported. Concurrent items include visits, travel plans, camp outings, and upcoming Fourth of July events at the Athens Country Club.

Athenian Temple No. 173 H. T. Wise Frank Cross America the Beautiful Delle Finsterwald B. M. Tan Deke Rose Redfern Eugenia Redfern Virginia Armstrong E. L. Church Edward Wise Mabel Radford Blanche Dolly Finsterwald Etta Dowler Clara Imes Callie Beverage Glenna Burt Eve Dalton

Delegates and Visitors From Ohio and California

Delegates from Ohio including Mise Ana Wooley visit relatives in Long Beach while a California resident Douglas Thompson leads Redium Water interests. Mr and Mrs B M Covert return from Cleveland after attending the Ohio State Optical Association Convention aligned with the American Optical Association national meeting. Townspeople George A Townsend Jean Gist visit from Lima. Burson and Guthrie accompany to Buckeye Lake for a Fourth of July cottage stay.

Mise Ana Wooley North High Street Theta Upsilon National San Francisco Calif Douglas Thompson Long Beach Lancaster California Thompson B. M. Covert Robert Marilyn Covert Cleveland Ohio State Optical Association American Optical Association Sills Arline Andrus Jefferson Miss Andrus Chin University Unu George A. Townsend Jean Gist Lima John D. Gist Canaan Road

Two Billion Ride in Aircraft During 1931

Civil aviation carried 2,589,862 passengers in 1931 over 141,729,107 miles, per H N Burgett secretary of the South East Ohio Motor Club, from an Afro Travel Division AAA report. Scheduled airlines carried 522,045 passengers over 47,285,987 miles. the rest of flying activity was miscellaneous. LIVESTOCK CLUB MEETS Hocking Valley Livestock Club held its fifth meeting at Fred Dorr’s home with a talk on livestock. Afterwards games and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs T H Johnson and son. The next meeting is set for July 22 at 3 o'clock at G G Gaul’s home.

H. N. Burgett South East Ohio Motor Club Afro Travel Division AAA Canada Mexico Central South America Livestock Club Hocking Valley Livestock Club Fred Dorr Gerald Terrell Viatora T. H. Johnson and Son G. G. Gaul

Birthday Surprise Is Bridge Party

Mrs. Alex Root was surprised Friday night by a birthday gathering after a Woman's Relief Corps meeting. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. B. Jewell of Charleston West Virginia and Mildred Martin Hebron, with Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss Stacks of Pittsburgh, among others. Bridge dominated the evening as Mrs. W. H. Erwin earned the women's high score trophy and Mr. P. B. Burns won top honors for the men.

Alex Root Woman's Relief Corps Jewell Charleston Root Mildred Martin Hebron Airs. Ryan Miss Stacks Pittsburgh Bridge W. H. Erwin

Standard Bearers Meet To Organize

Mrs J L Pickering spent Thursday evening at the home of Miss Norma Leadinghouse in Trimble. The Standard Bearers Society of the M and Church reorganized with officers elected: Thelma Grundy president Leona Hall first vice president Melva Kusle second vice president Adam Darling recording secretary Vess treasurer Meredith Rainey press secretary Norma Leadinghouse elected counselor. Delegates were planned for Camp Weal Lancaster School of Mission. Next meeting at Marie Vess home in two weeks.

J. L. Pickering Norma Leadinghouse Trimble Standard Bearers Society M. &. Church 5 Thelma Grundy Leona Bell Hall Melva Kusle Adam Darling Vess Meredith Rainey

Lodge entertains officers and visitors at weekly meeting

Pocahontas Lodge hosted great officer and guests Clara Cunliffe Great Wenonae Murray City Mayme Stewart Mae Mason Corning Anna Mingus Jacksonville Lizzie Collins Ruth Smith Craun cey Wednesday night readings by Mrs Hud json and Mrs McHarg refreshments served Athens Council’s Mrs Anna Shaulls named Great Guard for the Teper at Marion. Prof and Mrs Allen R Kresge week end guests include brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Millard Smith Margaret Wright. Mr Smith tied to General Electric Co. Miss Carolyn Fuller hosted banco party at 118 Franklin honoring Miss Sarah Helen Long Gullien and Miss Helen Hayes. Gladys Bobo trains at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati visiting mother Edith McVay 40 West Carpenter and plans Buckeye Lake trip for Fourth of July.

Pocahontas Lodge Clara Cunliffe Wenonae Murray City Mayme Stewart Mae Mason Corning Anna Mingus Jacksonville Lizzie Collins Ruth Smith Crauncey Hudjson McHarg Anna Shaulls Athens Council Marion Allen R. Kresge East State Street Millard Smith Margaret Wright N. Y Smith General Electric Carolyn Fuller Banco Franklin Avenue Sarah Helen Long Gullien Helen Hayes Ent Gladys Bobo Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati Edith McVay West Carpenter Street Miss Bobo Eileen Bobo Buckeye Lake

Kathleen Colbert and Hubert May Wed in Parish House

Miss Kathleen Colbert of Buchtel and Mr Hubert May of Columbus married in a parish house ceremony at 9 pm. Rev Father Carney officiated. Bridesmaid Mary Margaret Colbert, best man John Mey. The couple plan a Columbus home. Out of town guests listed. Harold Ross left for Cleveland to visit Jane Warner.

Kathleen Colbert Buchtel Hubert May Columbus Mar Ana Herbert May Father Carney Miss Colbert Mary Margaret Colbert John Mey Michael Colbert John May Buchtet Ohio University Phi May Ford Rachel May Charles Underhill Joan Virginia Harrold Nat Sarah Brown John Clark Fob Florence Mary Elizabeth Gene Ann Ray White Sarah Meredith Lawrence Colbert Giouster Elizabeth Whyte Regina Nelsonville Harold Ross Cleveland Ais Jane Warner Cleveland Heights

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