McBee Binder employees family picnic on Muskingum River
Athens area society notes recount the McBee Binder Company employee and family picnic at Yellow Fork on the Muskingum River near Beverly. Over 200 attendees enjoyed a noon basket dinner and games with prizes. notable attendees included Frances Wolfe visiting from Los Angeles and various local residents attending events and travel to and from homes and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBee Binder
Muskingum River
Athens
Qvag
McBee Binder Company
Yelend Fark
Beverly
Picnie
Singer To Wed Lust read the theatrical Cinderbells in the stories
Miss Helen Gilligan a New York musicale and radio artist, daughter of a wealthy manufacturer, is to marry Ry Buchanan a Boston electrochemist. Mr and Mrs Logan and daughter Phyllis accompanied her as she left Saturday for a week in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilligan
New Yorke
Miss Gilligan
Ry Buchanan
Boston
Logan
Philiis
New York City
Beton
Bharity
Wim
York
Thousand to Convene at McArthur Horticultural Meeting
A thousand orchard men will gather August 19 at the Tom Darwin farm near Wellston for the annual Ohio State Horticultural Society meeting. W W Ellenwood, head of the state department bureau of plant industry, will speak on an itinerary of practical fruit growing. Also noted, two Wellston youths found a well preserved prehistoric skeleton in a cave near Ho gan hill, believed to be an Indian about 80 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Tom Darwin
Wellston
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Ohio
Tom Comin
W Ellenwood
Bureau of Plant Industry
State Department of Agriculture
John Kennedy
Bernard Easman
O'Brien
Hogan Hill
Hamden
J K Peden Dies at McArthur Wednesday
James K Peden aged about 71 of McArthur died at home Wednesday after six weeks illness of heart trouble. Born in West Virginia he lived near Vinton County before moving to McArthur 15 years ago. Survived by wife Miss Mettie Miller of Wilkesville, one son James, three daughters Mrs Pearl Sinter Mrs David Gordy of Fostoria and Mrs Mettie Ferguson of Columbus, ten grandchildren, sister Mrs Elizabeth Scott of Canal Winchester. Funeral at residence on High Street Friday with Rev Albert J Wilson officiating. Burial at Buk Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Isa
McArthur
James K Peden
West Virgina
Vinton Gatha County
Misa Mettie Miller
Wilkesville
James
Pearl Sinter
David Gordy
Fostoria
Mettie Ferguson
Columbus
Elizabeth Scott
Canal Winchester
High Street
Zoom
Albert J. Wilson
Buk Cemetery
James Davis
Arthur Gorsuch
Charles Wyckoff Forest Zinn
Jono Jones
Linneat Carnal
Full Teaching Staff Is Employed by McArthur Schools
McArthur Board of Education hires a full teaching staff for the coming year led by Superintendent C Franks. Names include Miss Dorothy V Diles as English, Ruth Matz as science and mathematics, Pietgard Hahsen as athlete director, Verna B McQujan as music and history, Bathieer Averager as Latin and other subjects, and Tiber Fri Russell 0 Brown and Florence Rannella as fourth grade teachers. Additional staff Grace Seerat, Mary Cozad, Margaret Lantz, Dora George, Kathleen Jolly, and a band instructor are listed. Personal notices report Mrs Mary Peecher of Vigo returning home in improved health. Misa Joan Ziegler visits grandparents in Columbus.
Marianna Bing Sings At Schroon Lake Fourth Of July Concert
Miss Marianna Bing daughter of Prof and Mrs Bing studied at the Oscar Single Music Colony in Schroon Lake New York where she performed the Waltz Song from Gounod Romeo and Juliet Her coloratura soprano voice was praised and the Colony hosted weekly concerts with rehearsals for Sunday Vesper services Read on as guests from spread across the summer community and travelers visited nearby towns including Trenton Asbury Park New York City Washington DC and Flint Michigan during a busy season with family and friends visiting in between concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Marianna Bing
Schroon Lake
Adirondacks
Miss Bing
Prof
Mra S$ H Bing
North Hill
Colony
New York
Texas
Massachusetts
Nebraska
P J Huffman
Trenton
Ned
F Harshman
New York City
Asbury Park
Washington DC
Athens
Huffmana
Pearl
Margaret Cooper
Otis Cooper
Flint
Mich
Huffman
Alonzo Cooper
Neces
Honeymooning trip noted for Constance Leete
On Tuesday Miss Constance Leete and her mother Mrs Louise Leete leave by motor for a trip to the Southwest England area. They plan to visit Boston and a coast resort Saturday. Miss Leete entertained Mrs Edwin Chubb Cheshall and Mrs William C Mund, Cleveland, at a luncheon at the Athens Country Club and they are visiting her parents, Dr and Mrs Edwin W Chubb. Captain J H O Lones, Salvation Army boarding home superintendent in Oklahoma City, and his family left after a visit with Rev and Mrs Fred Fields West State Street. Captain Lones is a brother of Mrs Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Hess
Fostoria
Misa Virgene
Arnold
Constance Leete
Louise & Leete
Bs Motor
Tnglend Tate
Boston
Leete
Edwin Chibb Cheshae
Willam C Mund
Cleveland
Athens Country Club
J HO Lones
Salvation Army
Oklahoma City
Fred Fields West
Tate Street
Lones Ig
Fields
Frink
Alurphies
C H Harris
Altoona Pa
Norman B Leller
Esther Harris
Aston Va
e@ resort
Blue Ridge Mountains
Norman Lester
Mia
Harris
Ohio University
Altoona Tribune
Mra Leffer
Vmigona
Vern E le Roy
Edith Palmer
East Lansing
Mich
Emma Jean
James A Palmer
H Dow Henry
Russ¢ Finsterwald
Roy
Marietta
Ampsville
le Rov Wes
Clorrs Beckley
Alonzo Palmer
Beckley
Bouth Court Street
Eden Chabb Cheshire
Ann ‘Les Wilheam de Munds Clevelant
Gilbert
Peggy Stevenson and Max Allen Lewis marry in Memphis
Announcement records the December 22 1920 nuptials of Miss Peggy Stevenson of Memphis Tenn to Max Allen Lewis also of Memphis son of Mrs Marie Lewis of Athens. Reverend Sewell conducted the ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The bride has returned from Memphis visit and the couple reside at Forrest Park Apartments with Mrs Lewis planning to return to Memphis near spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Stevenson
Memphis
Tenn
Max Allen Lewis
That City
Marie Lewis
Athens
Sewell
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Calendar notices mix at local churches and fraternal groups
Eastern Star and Catholic Ladies of Columbia schedule meetings at Masonic Temple Knights of Columbus Hall and church parlors. Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon at the Presbyterian home on North Hill. Methodist Church group gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs Nelson hosting. Local social and travel updates follow with several families visiting Altoona and Aston Virginia, plus engagements and courtesy visits across Athens and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Moose Hail
Womans Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mra Wol
North Hill
Womans Home
First Methodist Church
Alex Nelson
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Pai
Ito Womer Society
Frances Wolfe
Orpha Johnson Wolfe
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Dee Beasley
Grandview
Wolfe
Beasley
Drankwolfe
Francis Garda Lie
Charles P Breirig
Cardot
Ohio Universit
Temple University
I N McHarge
Margaret Waiburn
Leslie Williams
Harry Wil- Vieme
Buckeye Lake
Harry Williams
McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Carl H Beasley
Cincinnati
Harold Stevens
Jack
Lawrence Stevens
Cleseland
Anne
Carl Tr
Fil
Frank Kurtz
W Bodley
N 5S Welk
Spotsy Burke
George Ruthoskie
J W. Bodley
Harry Swank
Guy Berior
Ryan
McArthur and
Vinton County
Kelly
McArthur, Ohio
J. K. Peden
Mary Peecher
Vigo
Chillicothe Hospital
Misa Joan Ziegler
L W Sprague
U_ Terrill
Maplewood Drive
Mr. Terrill
D F Bell
David Jr
Jackie and
Marthe
Baltimore
Kentucky
Harvey Littler
Youngstown High School
Thomas Littler
Littler
University of New York Oe
Ala Snowden
Cana W Va
Harold Pierce
Richland Avenue
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
Edwin W Chubb
Chubb
America
Rudy Fuller
Crocuer
Fay Webb
Rudy
West Orange
Siivus Style Shop
Max Lewis
Paren
Manta
Fiumen Latbert
Leach
Buchexe Lake
Hamilton
Cornwell
Philco
Radio
Parker Bros
W. B. Drake
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins Radio
Hotel Berry Bidg
Loton Street
Petore Gulag
Avery
Houbigants Hale
Childean
Duke Paticubir
Georgias
Ath Y 5
the Bettie Shop
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