Athens Girls Return From Tar Hollow Girl Scout Camp
Eleven Athens girls aged 11 days at Tar Hollow near Chillicothe share camp life notes. They describe circuses water carnival swim caps color coded boats and a Greek bull show with papier mache heads. Camp units Great Oaks Mossy Trail Fern Ledge Tall Timbers Highlands Woodlands Green Brier Pine Ridge plus The Chatterbox infirmary The Pill Box Trading Post and Jack Hurst. Camp fees were 12 dollars for eleven days with plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tar Hollow
Chillicothe
Jeanne Emrick
Annabelle White
Jo Ann Stewart
Hattie Lou Grones
Deanue McPherson
Ruth Williams
Jean Maccombs
Joan Algeo
Norma Jean Dry
Dorothy Wilson
Jane Lou Frame
Jauvanta Young
U. S. Forestry Reservation
Old Man's Cave
Jane Maccombs
Great Oaks
Fern Ledge
Brier
Pine Ridge
Jack Hurst
Local church and group gatherings planned this week
Multiple items list Tuesday events including Presbyterian Woman’s Association picnic at C. D. Roush home Pomeroy Road and WBA Review regular meeting in IOOF Hall. Other meetings include Plains Child Study Club Stewart Be ll een group Philathea Class picnic Nice’s grounds and Christian Endeavor at Richland Avenue church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Woman's Association
C. D
WBA Review
IOOF
The
Plains Child Study Club
Stewart Belleen
Philathea Class of the
Christian Church
Nice
Christian Endeavor of
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Anna Mae
Virgil Baker
Miss Opal Rhodes Summers Back at Columbia University
Ohio University associate professor Opal Rhodes is now on the summer staff at Teachers College, Columbia University in New York City. The item notes various local residents’ health updates, travels, and family visits, including Mrs. Ezra McLeod in serious condition, Isaac Young injured in Chillicothe, and others visiting relatives or planning trips to California and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Rhodes
Ohio University
Department of Home Economics
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Ezra McLeod
Blanche Breen
Columbia Ave
Nebraska Coast novel Review of Clyde Brian Davis work
The historical novel Nebraska Coast follows Jack McDougall who abandons canal work for Nebraska settlement. He grows from pioneer to mayor of McDougall Nebraska with a family, sister, and wife, amid prophecies of steam wagons and railroad futures that never materialize. The book, by the author of Great American Novel, recently hits local bookstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack MacDougall
Jack
New York State
Nebraska
Clyde Brian Davis
Jack MceDougall
Erie Canal
McDougall
Nebraska City
Dave
Pioneer
Congress
Clyde Davis Novel Told Simply Yet Powerfully
A Nebraska tale follows Jack McDougall in high adventure style. The book blends straightforward frontier drama with mystic touches through McDougall's sister and the prophetic Mom Singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Brian Davis
Jack McDougall
Nebraska
Davis
McDougall
Mom Singer
Promises of Bustles Shape Romantic Evening Coiffures
Alicia Hart notes a bustle inspired trend in hair styling with updos and chignons for formal wear. Salons on Fifth Avenue craft romantic styles featuring short top hair, curled bangs, ringlets, and back swirl with integrated bustle effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Hollywood
Fifth Avenue
Quiveys Entertain Relatives At Their Pratts Fork Home
Sunday afternoon relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Quivey for a social afternoon. Twenty shared a potluck dinner, followed by games. Kathleen Bryson, four, sang with her mother on the piano, delighting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quivey’s
Pratts Fork
J. C. Quivey
Kathleen Bryson
George Meier
Akron
Hobart Bryson
Clifford
Betty
Albany, R. D
Walter Bryson
Kathleen
Pomeroy R. D
C. W. Bryson
John St. Clair
Pauline
Avery
Ida Mae
J. C.quivey
Hibber
Virgie
Charlene
Local Folks Visit Kin and Share News
Guysville society notes list visits and movements among families. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Cincinnati relatives spent Sunday with Mrs. Marshall’s sister. Several families travel to Greenfield Wyandotte Columbus Akron Amesville and Columbus for visits and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Cincinnati
Mr. Marshall
Burch Simmons
Jessie
Janeene Simmons
Greenfield
Charles Kincade
Rosa Deeters
Stanton Graham
Cecil Ray
Wyandotte
Mich
William
Denis Hixon
Columbus
Vern Christy
Lester Gene
Akron
C. C. Christy
William Healey
Eric
Minnie Bean
E. C. Christy
Summer menus in a domestic restaurant spoof
A humorous piece by Johnny Fawcett explores hot weather dining through a fictional restaurant scene. It parodies family meal planning with light breakfasts, banana sandwiches, radishes with eggs, lettuce sandwiches, tomato alternatives, and summer fruit plates, urging simple fruit-based options and adaptable menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Fawcett
Mommy
Betty
Henry
Past Chiefs Club Picnics at Nice's Park Grounds
The Past Chiefs Club met Friday evening for a picnic at Nice's picnic grounds on the Pomeroy Road. Fried chicken prepared by Mrs Verna Marquis and Mrs Margaret McHarg was served instead of the planned steak fry. A short business session preceded socializing and enjoying the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Past Chiefs Club
Nice’s
Pomeroy Road
Verna Marquis
Margaret McHarg
Changing Personality in Crowds and Cruel Critique
Columnist notes a pattern where a kind girl becomes catty when a man interests her. Criticism alienates friends, lowers trust, and leads to isolation. Also reports quirky local anecdotes about alligators, party shoes, and a sunburned vacationer, framed in a lighter town-column tone.
Strangers or Parents Drive Child Work Dynamics
In this anecdotal piece a boy, James, resents parental authority and quickly responds to a stranger, Mr Jones, who offers money to cut grass his way. The tale contrasts parental reluctance and forgiving behavior with the efficiency and immediacy strangers can command, highlighting child labor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
James
Mr. Jones
Professors Work Cited by New York Times Expert
Dr. Harvey C. Lehman and Professor DeForrest Ingerham saw their study Man’s Creative Years in Music praised by Olin Downes in the New York Times Sunday supplement July 2. Downes quoted passages and argued the life chronology of greatest composer output. The two professors spent two years researching and compiling their material. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr and Mrs Paul Hawk on Saturday July 15. all friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Lehman
deForest Ingerham
Olin Downes
United States
Sunday Entertainment Supplement
New York Times
Downes
Lehman and
Ingerham
Austin Hawk
Paul Hawk
Edna Katzenbach
Dowler Family Holds Reunion In Columbus
Members of the Dowler family gathered in Columbus for a reunion at Mrs. Marshalls parents home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marshall and children Bettie Eugene and Shirley of Athens Route Four and Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dowler with Wade H. Dowler Richard and Lucille Yoder plus Martha Mansfield. A picnic lunch was served. Wade H. Dowler and family plan to return to Lake Charles Louisiana Wednesday after five weeks visiting Ohio relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Marshall
Bettie
Eugene
Shirley
Athens
Fred A. Dowler
Columbus
Mrs. Marshall
H. P. Dowler
Martha Mansfield
Wade H. Dowler
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Akron
Marriage Meddlers Sequel Preview in Greenwich Village
Adele Garrison continues Madge Graham and Lillian Underwood in a tale set in a Greenwich Village apartment where Charles Spencer’s enemies are captured and a nursing plan unfolds. A power play over who stays with the ailing father and protecting Mary drives the scene toward a night of decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Greenwich Village
Madge
Lillian Underwood
Greenwich
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Spencer
Maxie
Lillian
Lansfield
Mary
Ohio Recorders Outing At Buckeye Lake
About one hundred people including Ohio recorders and families enjoyed the annual outing at Buckeye Lake on July 8 and 9. Notables included Athens County recorder Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick and Perry County recorder Miss Pauline Smith. Highlights were a swimming party, a formal banquet at Buckeye Lake Hotel, a Sunday noon dinner at Glenwood Lodge, a business meeting, and a two hour boat trip. Plans were made for the next Ohio Recorders convention at the Neil House in Columbus the first week of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Recorders
Buckeye Lake
Athens
Georgia Kilpatrick
Athens County
New Lexington
Pauline Smith
Perry County
Julia A. Miller
Washington County
Marietta
Ear L. Nye
Morris Ave
George Meinhart
Pomeroy
Meinhart
Meigs County
Glenwood Lodge
Bateson’'s Beach
Howard Winning
Mansfield
Richland County
Neil House
Columbus
Recorders
Informal Dinner at H T Houf Home
The Houf home at 165 N Lancaster St Emerson hosted an informal dinner Monday honoring Misses Doris Gagnon and Eleanor Letellier of Mt Holyoke as house guests of their uncle and aunt William Leaders. Other guests included Charles Leaders Clifford Bean Maclyn Miner and Nelson Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace T. Houf
N. Lancaster St
Emerson
Jeane Houf
Doris Gagnon
Eleanor Letellier
Mt. Holyoke
Mass
William Leaders
Avon Place
Charles Leaders
Clifford Bean
Maclyn Miner
Nelson Hamilton
Notable events foreseen for Wednesday July 12
The Stars Say forecasts a day of opportunity and ambition. Dealings with large interests may seem devastating at first but bring prestige and expanding fortunes. Caution with documents and agreements is advised due to possible distortion and trickery.
Chillicothe Nuptials Of Interest In Athens
Miss Beulah H. Baker and Vincent A. Virgallito wed in an informal 10:30 am ceremony at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Chillicothe officiated by Rev. Frederick D. King. Attendants were Dr. and Mrs. John H. Srigley of Athens. The couple plan a south west motor trip then reside at 100 Grant Street Ashland after July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah H. Baker
Clyde 'A. Baker
East Seventh Street
Chillicothe
Vincent A. Virgallito
Ashland
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Frederick D. King
Miss Baker
Virgallito
John H. Srigley
Athens
Grant Street
Vincent Virgallito
Youngstown
Soil ‘Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve University Law School
Cleveland
Chillicothe High School
Vernon R. Barrett
Sigma Phi Gamma Soniority
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By Marian Bush Reeder
Tar Holler
Mothers’ Circle
Social Sewing Society
C. D. Duncan
Maplewood Drive
First Christian Church
Helen F. Drake
Mingo Junction
P.G. Drake
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles F. Emish
Miss Drake
Betty Rice
Wellsville
Thor Olson
Los Angeles
Calif
Olson
University of Southern California
J. D. Cooper
Jane
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Edwin Cooper
James E. Fri
O .E. Fri
van Vorhes St
J. C. Rardin
Hjalmar Olson
California
Mrs. Rardin
R. F. Atkins
Syracuse
H. O. Atkins
W. Union St
Cora Addicott
Prof
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Ardilla Schuster
Mina Fry
Dowler
Lancaster Camp Grounds
By Herman Burstein
Guysville
Oooo
Chiefs
Nice’s Park
By Jack Hilton
Paris
Schiaparelli
Vic Stansons
Vic
Carl Beasley, Jr
Hilton
Ocean City
Maryland
Olive Roberts Barton
Adele Garrison
the Lansfield
Phil Veritzen
H. T. Houf Home
C. C. Robinson
Amesville
Mrs. Robinson
the Stars
By Genevieve Kemble
Pont Ct
Gallaher
Court St
Milldeck
N. Court St
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