Athens People Travel and Visit During July Fourth Weekend
Miss Suzanne Danford of 110 N Congress St leaves for a week long trip to Fostoria and Cleveland. In Fostoria she visits Chi Omega sister Miss Jean Reed. in Cleveland she stays with sister Mrs Howard Knox and attends the wedding of Chi Omega Miss Helen Tobey to Mr William Evans. Other items note returns from Harrisburg visits and relatives visiting in Athens and nearby districts. Ensigns Warthman and Vickers depart for eastern coast duty. Lucille Shuler visits from Columbus. Mrs W Wagner visits Cleveland for her son Robert’s Oberlin wedding.
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Suzanne Danford
N. Congress St
Fostoria
Cleveland
Jean Reed
Chi Omega
Howard Knox
Danford
Helen Tobey
William Evans
Joe Wallace
Margaret Frost
R. C. West
Pomeroy
Hawk's Nest
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Idabelle Wallace
California
Shell Oil Refinery
Long Beach
Calif
Business College of
Los Angeles
Charles Dillinger
Yveta Kay and
Jerry
Columbus
Ella Dillinger
Earl Butts
Athens
Fred P. Shafer
Richland Ave
W. Hayden Shafer
Detroit
Mich
W. H. Woolley
William H. Roberts
Virginia
Cincinnati
Roberts
William Edward Banks
Carolyn
Robert L. Warthman
W. H. Warthman
Poplar St
U. S. Navy Training School
Notre Dame
Ind
A. G. Wagner
W. A. Sheldrick
Merle Wagner
Wright Field
Dayton
Spokane
Wash
Delta Tau Delta Baseball Game In Athens Hospital Hoax
Members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity were invited to play a hospital team as part of a Fourth of July celebration. A hospital inmate posed as recreational director and lured them to the field. no game or ice cream occurred, though refreshments were provided for hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Athens State Hospital
Wise Mother Sets Example For Grown Children
A mother with grown children shows how to stay independent and supportive. She listens without prying, avoids drama, jokes often, and pursues her own interests. Her visitors feel a small triumph when arranging visits, and her children admire her balanced life and cheerful perspective.
Start Them Young Always the Orderly Way
New York article argues that child furniture should foster order and calm behavior. It highlights hard enamel finishes, bright maple, rounded edges, and practical layouts to reduce tantrums and injuries. Plain walls and minimal decorations are recommended, with toys stored in accessible chests for a tidier, more disciplined nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
New York
Room-a-Day Program Promises Pleasant Housework
A guide urges organizing housework into a room a day to reduce strain and improve efficiency. It encourages scheduling, using available resources, and learning from books to ease the task for homemakers.
Community clubs schedule meetings for July events
Circle Two meets at Mrs. Stella Chandler home Tuesday at 8. Philathea Class picnics July 7 at 5 30 pm from church. Stitch and Chatter 4 H at Verna Kearns today 6 pm with knapsack lunch. Naomi Bible Class July 8 8 pm at Mrs. Carl Michael. Eagles Auxiliary July 9 8 pm. Past Chiefs annual picnic July 10 Nice's grounds. Albany Garden Club July 10 2 pm Mrs. E M Baughman home. officers to be elected.
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Central Ave
Stella Chandler
Brown Ave
Philathea
The
Christian Church
Verna Kearns
Naomi Bible Class
the Plains
Carl Michael
Chiefs Club
Nice’s
Picnic Grounds. Co
Albany Community Garden Club
E. M. Baughman
Pitfalls of Love and a Mysterious Letter Plot
Katharine reads a puzzling letter from a man named Jack Bickett to Madge. A chauffeur delivers the note and the writer hints at danger and a possible collapse after writing it. The recipient suspects the writer seeks urgent disclosure and hints at a hidden identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Jack
Katharine
Jack Bickett
Telegraph Company
Sequel unfolds in espionage danger for Katharine and Jack
Adele Garrison continues Marriage Meddlers with Katharine Bickett facing a taunting note from her missing husband Jack. Edge questions the letter while Katharine weighs duty loyalty and love as a foreign espionage ring hunts Jack for a secret invention vital to the government. (Continued tomorrow)
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Madge Graham
Lansfield
Katharine Bickett
Jack Bickett
Katharine
New York
South America
Edge
Jack
Hal Meredith
Food Mathematics Strengthens Bodies with Protein Guidance
Mrs Gaynor Maddox presents nutrition guidance from The National Nutrition by Morris Fishbein. She notes animal proteins have highest biological value and recommends at least 1 gram of protein per 2 to 1 5 pounds of body weight, with a sample 132 pounds needing 60 grams daily, followed by a table listing grams of protein in common foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Morris Fishbein
Fifty at Campbell Thompson Reunion Held on July Fourth
The 14th annual Thompson Campbell reunion gathered fifty attendees at Watercrest Park in New Lexington on July 4. The group agreed to hold next year’s gathering at the same site unless a change is made, with numerous Campbells, Skinners, and others listed as present.
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Watercrest Park
New Lexington
Sans Souci Holds Swimming Party
Sans Souci High School sorority hosted a swimming party for nine rushees on Monday July 6 at 2 oclock at the W H Logan home. Guests included Jane Grover Ruby Roberts Sally Fisher Janet Ingerham Jean Vercoe Martha Jo Wise Gerry Josten Phyllis Brown and Virgena Dabritz. Chaperones were Mrs Robert Hess and Mrs Don Peden with committee An na Mae Keever Wanda Quest Kathleen Lavelle Lenora Reeder. Alumnae Isabella Brown Ruth Ann Grover Martha Ellen Walsh and Mrs Walter Davis former Phyllis Logan attended. Grandparents Mr Mrs Emerson Dye and Mr Mrs Earl Smart announced birth of Carolyn Louise June 28.
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Sans Souci High School
W. H. Logan
Jane Grover
Ruby Roberts
Sally Fisher
Janet Ingerham
Jean Vercoe
Martha Jo Wise
Gerry Josten
Phyllis Brown
Virgena Dabritz
Robert Hess
Don Peden
Anna Mae Keever
Wanda Quest
Kathleen Lavelle
Lenora Reeder
Isabelle Brown
Ruth Ann Grover
Martha Ellen Walsh
Walter Davis
Phyllis Logan
Sans Souci
What Would You Do Weighing Everyday Etiquette Tips
A reader asks five social questions about paying friends for tickets borrowing money guests and table manners. Answers emphasize paying promptly offering cash up front carrying own cigarets and guests helping with housework. For a child at table the advised choice is to feed before others.
Women Members Decide To Clean Church Interior
At the Alexander Presbyterian Church Women Association meeting held at Mrs. Plummer Lax home last Friday the group chose to clean the recently painted church interior and upgrade the kitchen area. They scheduled a work session for Thursday July 9 at 9 a.m. and asked workers to bring sandwiches, and planned an ice cream supper for Friday July 24. The program included missionary remarks by Mrs. J O Cottle, who urged hospital needs and possible bedding donations for San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Women's Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Plummer Lax
J. O. Cottle
George Evans
Anna Pearl McVay
St. Paul
Europe
John Henry House
Painesville
Ohio
Balkans
Salonica
Greece
Charles House
Picnic Attended by Gardner Family Group in Long View Heights
Hold Fourth of July picnic at Long View Heights hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray S Gardner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welling Mrs. Joe Shackelford and children Jim and Nancy Kay Basil Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gardner Athens Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McCollough Wanda McCullough Grayton Walker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandt and Lorna Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baumgartner and sons Bill Gary Lee Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gardner Chauncey.
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Ralph Baumgartner
Bill
Garry Lee
Columbus
Ray S. Gardner
Long View Heights
Baumgartner
Ohio University
War Finance Office
Lockburne Air Base
Sam Welling
Joe Shackleford
Jim
Nancy Kay
Basil
Guy Gardner
Athens
Bryan McCollough
Wanda McCullough
Grayton Walker
Frank Brandt
Lorna Lee
Bill and
Gary Lee
Karl Gardner
Chauncey
Mystery Book Digest Promotes Crime Classics
A list of titles by Rex Stout, Craig Rice, Carolyn Wells and Rufus King appears as a reader tasting or catalog note. The fragment highlights Black Orchids, The Big Midget Murders, Murder Will In, and Design in Evil as notable works.
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Rex Stout
Craig Rice
Carolyn Wells
Rufus King
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