Harriet Rogers Honored at Hillcrest Bridge Dinner Ahead of Fall Wedding
Miss Harriet Rogers assistant pro of Physical Education at Ohio University was the guest of honor at a Hillcrest Inn dinner and two tables of bridge Tuesday night in honor of her upcoming marriage to Purdue University agriculture professor Byron Kohlmeyer. The event featured a steak gift for the bride to be and was followed by bridge at Miss Hedden’s apartment.
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Harriet Rogers
Ohio University
Hillcrest Inn
Byron Kohlmeyer
Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Hillcrest
Helen Hedden
Anna
Lois, Saum
Gladys Williams
Lillian Barbour
Irvin Quick
Catharine Bedford
Marian Ickes
Sandusky
Department of Physical Education
Sixty Sixth Birthday Celebration at Steinmetz Home
Sixty relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steinmetz in New Englegad on Sunday to mark his sixty six birthday. Music by Clarence and Raymond Baila of Guysville accompanied the noon lawn feast. a large cake by Mrs. Earl Foit of Albany bore the flag and Birthday Greetings. The immediate family, nine children and their spouses, reunited for the first time in ten years.
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Peter Steinmetz
New Englegad
Thomas
Amesville
Anthony
Lancaster
Elsie Haning
Letha Jewell
Carpenter
Minnie Foit
Albany
Luella Haning
Downington
Audra Norris
Baltimore
Glenna
Ada
Sixteen Children Attend Sixth Birthday Party at Dupler Home
Donna Lou Dupler celebrated her sixth birthday with sixteen friends at the Dupler residence at 35 Race Street. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments, and many presents were given to the honoree as family members assisted with the party.
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Donna Lou Dupler
Lawrence K. Dupler
Race Street
Dupler
Lawrence Dupler
Roy L. Dupler
Fred Arnold
Avanell Colley
Edith Bertram
Knoll Dupler
Catherine Farley
Peggy Chism
Billie Lee Baird
Gretchen Barstow
Donna Marie
Bobbie Lee Ayers
Mary Louise
Phylis Brown
Doris
Myrian Casley
Wallace LaBaw
Norma Jean Dry
Billie Anna Bartoe
Norman Dupler
Summer Session Ends with 1190 Enrolled at Ohio University
Dr. Frank Dilley announced final registration for the Ohio University summer session showing 1190 students. Of these 944 pursue Education, 246 Liberal Arts, with 37 in graduate studies and 628 in Education for the BA degree. About 200 degree applications have been received.
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Ohio University
Frank Dilley
School of Education
School of Liberal Arts
Doctor Dilley
Mode Interpretations Highlight Summer Children's Fashions
The jumper frock and beruffled organdy rank among standout children's outfits for summer selected on Fifth Avenue.
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Fifth Avenue
Middleport faces loss of $30,000 road upgrade plan
Middleport may lose a $30,000 road improvement project after a deadlock between the town council and Ohio Highway Department engineers over a proposed reroute of State Highway No. 7. The council favors the existing path, while the department backs Second Avenue and Ash Street realignment, with rights of way costs adding about $1,000. The state ordered dropping the project, but finality is unclear.
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Middleport
Ohio Highway Department
Highway Department
Middleport Corporation
Mill Street
Third Avenue
Locust Street
Second Avenue
Ash Street
Second and
Ash
State Highway Department
State Department
Health Service Stops County in Gallia County
Health commissioner Dr F W Shane announces the end of Gallia County health nurse service after July 1 as federal drought funds expire. Mrs Edna Wallace served as county health nurse, funded by the drought relief program, with about 10 000 residents affected outside Gallipolis. No county appropriations or city taxes fund the service going forward.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
F. W. Shane
Edna Wallace
True Is Improved after Middleport Car Crash
William True of Middleport, who suffered a fractured skull in a Tuesday morning accident near Middleport, is reported improving at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. A. A. Hugg of Middleport and Mrs. E. J. Clark of Pomeroy were admitted for treatment. Miss Gladys Witt of McArthur was released after treatment. Willard Franklin, 19, of Alice, Ohio, was admitted for examination of injuries from a several days old crash. Mrs. Della Rice visited her parents in New Marshfield over the weekend.
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Gallipolis
William True
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
A. A. Hugg
E. J. Clark
Pomeroy
Gladys Witt
McArthur
Willard Franklin
Alice
U S Liquidates Trade Supply
Washington July 1 The government is exiting the wheat and cotton business as the Farm Board completes liquidation of stabilization holdings. Congress added 45 million bushels of wheat and 500000 bales of cotton to charity, easing the process. The grain stabilization corporation holds 85 million bushels of cash wheat from a peak 257 million. Sales per month cap ended July 1.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Grain Stabilization Corporation
James C. Stone
Marion Cline Dies in West in West
F Marion Cline died at Woodward Oklahoma on July 3 at age 87 Doctor W E Stansbury reported the death from D B Higley of Sterling Kansas He once lived in Middleport and owned property here He was Meigs County Recorder about forty years ago and financial officer for the Athens State Hospital He married twice and is survived by son J Halliday Cline of Athens He was a Civil War veteran and Grand Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Oklahoma Funeral services were held Tuesday at Woodward Presbyterian Church with Masonic rites at the cemetery.
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Middleport
W. EE. Stansbury
South Third Avenue
F. Marion Cline
Woodward
Okla
Stansbury
D. B. Higley
Sterling
Kan
Rutland
Athens State Hospital
J. Halliday Cline
Athens
Cline
California
West
Grand Army of the Republic of Oklahoma
Woodward Presbyterian Church
Masonic Fraternity
Pomeroyans on Air
Charles Caulkins and his sister Katherine Rousey of Pomeroy are broadcasting at 8 45 each morning on Station WLW Cincinnati starting Monday this week Their programs showcase their musical talents attracting radio fans.
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Pomeroy
Charles Caulkins
Katherine Rousey
WLW
Cincinnati
Copeland Family in Reunion on Sunday
Stewart July 7 The Copeland family reunion was held Sunday July 3 at Mr and Mrs Arthur Copeland's country home. Dinner was served cafeteria style to Charles Anderson Barberton Ohio Ed gar Grosvenor Athens Chester Copeland and two children Jasper Hill Ray Poston and children Music Run Harvey Wood and children Lloyd Copeland and daughter Sand Rock Sade Copeland Annie Copeland New England Arthur Copeland
Riot at Delaware and Marysville reform schools
Officials at the Girls' Industrial School Delaware and the Reformatory for Women Marysville faced near-riots as inmates disturbed facilities. Tear gas, clubs, and fists were used to quell disturbances surrounding an escape involving 30 Negro inmates.
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Delaware
Liberty
Columbus, CO
U.P
Girls’ Industrial School
Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Unrest at Industrial School Over Crowding and Transfers
Inmates of the Industrial School faced continued disorders after a jail break. Officials cited overcrowding and inter inmate tensions as factors. About 442 inmates remain housed though some are eligible for release, but lack of jobs keeps them detained.
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Industrial School
T'Air
Three Arrests in Athens Fight at Court and State
William Gabriel of Athens Fred Dupler of Steubenville and Vera Talbott of Columbus were arrested by Athens police on a charge of disturbing the peace after a fight broke out at Court and State Streets. All three face a hearing before Mayor Robert S Wood tonight. Gabriel and Dupler remain in the city jail while Talbott is held in the county jail.
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William Gabriel
Athens
Fred Dupler
Steubenville
Vera Talbott
Columbus
State
Robert S. Wood
Gabriel
Dupler
New MELLOGLO Face Powder Aims at Smoothness
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLOGLO promises a youthful complexion by hiding tiny lines and pores. It uses a French process to spread smoothly and stay on longer, preventing shine and large pores for every complexion.
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D. Zenner
Adv
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