Nagle Bal Open Church Wedding Plans Announced
Miss Geraldine Nagle and James Ball announce an open church wedding at Amesville Presbyterian Church Sunday at two o clock. Nuptial music precedes the ceremony by Janet Linscott. Attendants include Mrs Stephen Bainey as matron of honor and bridesmaids Flaine Gooding and Vivian Stobert. Best man Charles Ball. ushers William Jago and Theodore Brannan. Reception to follow in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Nagle
James Ball
Amesville Presbyterian Church
Janet Linscott
Miss Nagle
Stephen Bainey
Athens
Vivian Stobert
Amesville
Vi Wogoner
Pennsville
Charles Ball
Toledo
William Lee Jago
Theodore Brannan
Chesterhill
Miss Nagie
G. R. Nagie
Mr. Ball
William Tipping
Gerald Ball
Chesterhil
Mrs E J Taylor hosts farewell for Miss Campbell prior to move
Mrs E J Taylor hosted a farewell party for Miss Catherine Campbell an Ohio University Home Economics instructor who will teach at Campbell College Buies Creek NC where her father serves as president Guests included Ida Patterson Dr Vivian Roberts Mariam Morse Alvin Talmadge Margaret Davis Stephen Fuller and Eloise Schill Miss Anna Pearl McVay attended the Latin Institute at Miami University Oxford and later visited her nephew in Middletown Other social news covers Mr and Mrs H C Musser hosting guests for visiting Chicago relatives and a string of trips and visits by local families including Mr and Mrs Oscar Dillinger Dwight Mutchler and others with travel to Minnesota South Dakota Iowa and Chicago
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E. J. Taylor
Catherine Campbel
Ohio University
Campbell
Campbell College
Buie’s Creek
N. C
Ida Patterson
Vivian Roberts
Mariam Morse
Alvin Talmadge
Margaret Davis
Stephen Fuller
Eloise Schill
Anna Pearl McVay
Ziba
Anual Latin Institute
American Classical League
Miami University
Oxford
Miss McVay
Charles F. Skinner Jr
Middletown
C. E. Skinner
Oscar Dillinger
Wilford Patterson
Minnesota
Lake Itasca
Bemidji
South Dakota
Black Hills
Iowa
Dillinger
Anna Fulton
Minneapolis
Francis LeDue
Sugar Grove to Open Dance Studios in Athens and Nelsonville
Sugar Grove announces plans to open new dance studios in Athens and Nelsonville this fall while continuing operations in Logan and teaching at Hempleman Studios in Lancaster. Miss Schneider will depart for New York City in August for a National Association convention, with registration and opening dates to be announced after her return. She is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Schneider of Sugar Grove.
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Sugar Grove
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Hempleman Studios
Lancaster
Miss Schneider
New York City
New York
Herbert Schneider
Sugar
Casual Does Not Mean Careless Entertaining
Ruth Millett warns that casual hosting misreads guests and leads to long delays, poor preparation, and guests feeling unimportant. The essay urges thoughtful hospitality and better planning to make guests feel valued at home gatherings.
Garden Club Hosts Annual Picnic at President's Home
The Plains Garden Club held its annual picnic Wednesday evening at the president Mrs H W Humphrey's home. Fourteen members and six guests dined outdoors after picture slides from the flower show and moving pictures from the seniors' trip to New York and Washington DC. The July meeting will be at Mrs A F E Daughterty's home with officer elections and dues. The Athens Recreation Board hosts a youth dance tonight at the high school tennis court from 7 to 9 with a jukebox provided.
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The
Plains Garden Club
H. W. Humphrey
Athens
Athens Recreation Board
Duke Box
Needlework pattern 8703 for easy summer frock
Simple perforated pattern 8703 offered in sizes 12 to 42 for a light warm weather dress. Includes 4% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14. Send coins and details to Sue Burnett at Ath ens Messenger for pattern 8703. Basic FASHION for 52 offers economical, time saving designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
N.Y
The Mature Parent on Independence and Reaction
A family scene prompts a Deep look at independence. The mother argues independence is self governance, not rash quitting school or jobs. The piece urges self discipline, warns against glamorizing impulsive reactions as independence and stresses understanding true dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Lemon Lime Chiffon Pie Recipe From US Department of Agriculture
Fresh lemons and limes boost market options as eggs stay plentiful. The article presents a time tested Lemon or Lime Chiffon Pie recipe using gelatin, eggs, sugar, juice and rind with a graham cracker shell. Notes advise chill serve and a no bake shell option. Additional text describes breakfast lunch and dinner menus with pies and desserts, social event details at Howard Hall and Scott Quad, and a ham carving tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teta
United States Department of Agriculture
Vivisection debate at Dr Crane clinic stirs reader empathy
Doris D age 29 teaches school and argues cruelty to animals should be taboo while defending vivisection for medical advances. The letter defends dog and horse testing, insulin, penicillin development and vaccine work as essential, humane, and life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Doris D
Crane
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