Wedding at Logan July 14 Draws Local Attention
Miss Mary Alice Bond daughter of Mrs. John Franklin Bond of West Main Street will marry Ralph McDougall Henry son of Mr and Mrs Carlos Henry of Amesville on Thursday July 14 at the Bond home. The Rev McIntosh will officiate in a family ceremony with maid of honor Ann Lucille Bond and cousin Granville Henry as attendants. Bond has worked with the Hocking County Health Department and is registrar of vital statistics. Henry is a Ohio University graduate and auto sales manager in the Nelsonville area. Also noted: regional visitors and departures involving Albert J. Jones and the Evans family with summer plans in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Henry
Amesville
Bond
McIntosh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Westerville
Ann Lucille Bond
Henry
Harry Bean
Granville
Miss Bond
Logan High School
Columbus
Hocking County
F. A. Cady
Corning High School
Athens
Mr. Cady
Ohio University
Akron
Golden wedding anniversary noted for D. B. Learned couple
Former Omak residents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Learned celebrated their 50 year marriage on June 25 They wed in Athens County in 1882 where he taught school later serving in Oklahoma politics and authorship of key bills The couple moved to Sylvan Lake Alberta in 1906 to farm and serve as justice of the peace auditor and school trustee They have lived in Omak since 1919 with five sons four daughters twenty seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Also updates on Prof EB Hellebrandt in Madison Wisconsin and Miss June Southworth return to Athens from Lansing and other visits including Miss Mildred C. Chatter in New Haven Conn and a visit by Mr and Mrs Gibbons to Fredericksburg and McPherson Kansas. Superintendent W W Ankenbrand and Prof B M Delanc ey plan summer study in New York City at New York University for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Learned
Omak
Washington
Athens County
Learned
Oklahoma
Sylvan Lake
Alberta
June Southworth
Athens
Lansing
Mich
Chubb Library
Mildred C. Chatter
New Haven
Conn
W. W. Ankenbrand
B. M. DeLancey
New York City
New York University
New York
Paris
Armoneville
Bois de Boulogne
Couturieres
Fashion chat and social notes from Athens Messenger
A lively Athens column surveys summer fashion, Paris trends, and hats, noting Crepe dresses, mink collars, and a Dupouy Magnin design. It also catalogs local visits, travels, and social plans of residents, along with a lightly ironic take on fashion cycles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupouy Magnin
Local Social Notes From New Straitsville on July Visit Wisdom
New Straitsville residents report visitors and travels to Logan Buckeye Lake and Old Man's Cave. Mrs. George Lanning and Mrs. J. W. Edwards shopped in Logan while William J. Davis visited Buckeye Lake. Several families, including the Bl ankenship Mills Ward and Strain households, spent the Fourth at Buckeye Lake and enjoyed local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
George Lanning
J. W. Edwards
Logan
William J. Davis
Buckeye Lake
Sam Auker
Bob Clark
Akron
Harry Ward
Bill Ward
Cecil Vermillion
F. W. Blankenship
Clyde Strain
Old Man's Cave
Edward Mills
Monella
Jean
Bud Clark
Margaret Lemon
Gertrude Strain
Eugene Clark
Howard Blankenship
Marie Wheeler
Ernstine Abram
Raymond Wheeler
Bessie Forrester
Opa Harbaugh
Maurice Essex
State Hospital Garden and Dairy Supply Meet Inmate Needs
Three hundred acres of tillable land and 111 milking cows feed 1,482 inmates at Athens State Hospital. Dr. C. H. Creed notes many patients work on the farm and dairy. Crops include corn, oats, sweet corn, potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, beans, and alfalfa with garden truck farming emphasized. Counts show 25 on farm work and 100 more in miscellaneous duties across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
C. H. Creed
C. W. Fishinger
Milk Production and Use Reported for 1931 Inmates Livestock
Mr. Marsh notes total milk output in 1931 reached 1,044,882 pounds with milk valued at $31,346.46. At 8.6 pounds per gallon, this milk is wholly consumed by inmates and livestock. Last year 134,036 pounds were used for butter valued at $15,020.
Mrs Mathiott Dies in Crooksville at 73
Mrs Clara Mathiott 73 died Thursday at her daughter’s home in Crooksville. The body will go to Logan with calling hours at Harden Co chapel Saturday afternoon. Survived by three daughters Mrs Reed Mrs Sue Smith Columbus and Mrs John Spence Logan. Funeral in Crooksville Saturday at 10 am with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery Logan after 3 pm. Daughters of Pocahontas will oversee Logan services.
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Logan
Clara Mathiott
Crooksville
John Reed
Harden Co
John Mathiott
Reed
Sue Smith
Columbus
John Spence
Oak Grove Cemetery
Daughters of Pocahontas
Inferior Oil Menace Highlighted at Ohio Banquet
At the Berry Hotel a South Pennil Company meeting in south eastern Ohio warned that substitution of inferior oils threatens the legitimate oil industry. Thirty dealers attended as a survey found 30 percent of cases sell inferior oil when customers request a nationally known brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Hotel
Ohio
South Pennil Company
Pennzoil
Oil firms seek end to persistent practice
Leading oil companies are exploring ways to eradicate a persistent industry practice, as listeners were told. The discussion highlighted efforts by major firms to address the issue and proposed measures to halt its occurrence.
Chaplin Tops Hollywood as Richest Screen Star in 1932
Hollywood on July 8 reports the county assessor lists Charlie Chaplin as the wealthiest film figure with stocks and bonds totaling 7 687 570 and cash owed of 295 000 plus a 770 automobile. Gloria Swanson Gloria Swanson has taxable holdings only a 350 harp value. Greta Garbo's car is 220 with 122 010 in securities. Douglas Fairbanks ledger shows 698 690 in securities. Harold Lloyd shows 102 940 in furniture 174 450 in bonds and a 341 000 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Garbo
Douglas Fairbanks
Harold Lloyd
Lost Sub Promethee Disasters in French History
Seven survivors recount being cast into choppy Channel waters as the submarine Promethee and 63 crewmen are sunk off Cherbourg. Searchers locate the vessel in 230 feet of water near the channel bed, a bell alarm phone drifting on the surface aided the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
France
U.P
Promethee
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G. H. Evans
Belmont
Mass
Albert J. Jones
E. J. Jones
Elmwood Place
San Diego
Calif
Helen Evans
Dr. S. M. Clifton
Chiropodist
Lawrence Bldg
Dial
Batiste
Voiles
Fashion Shop
East Union
EB. T. Hellebrandt
Madison, Wis
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Professor Hellebrandt
University of Wisconsin
Howard Thompson
Fredericksburg
Carl Gibbons
McPherson, Kans
R. G. Palmer
Church Street
Preston
Gareiosiso
Reston
Big Daylight
Mary Rowland
Helen
Virginia
Gail
Terre Haute
Ind
Dr. © .W. Super
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Gladys Williams
Marian Coe
Miss Williams
William Pritchard
Pittsburgh, Pa
Edward Minister
W. L. Edwards
Bobbie
Lancaster
Mr. Edwards
Anna Edwards
Walker Street
Frank E. Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
Russell Rupp
Cleveland
Rupp
Clinton Carr
Athens Junior High School
Jane Finsterwald
R. W. Finsterwald
Hampton H. Beeson
Pittsburgh
Herman Luckoff
Battle Creek
Battle Creek Sanatorium
Maison Dupouy Magnin
Athens Messenger
Au Revoir
Crooks
Chaplin
Hollywood
Ures
U.A
Charlie Chaplin
Colony
Gloria Swanson
Tory of the Nation
Ae Ae Re Ky
Procter & Gamble
U. 8
Rexall Drug Stores
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Woodworth’s
Woodworth
Athens, Ohio
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