Methodist Women Elect New Divison Officers at Sun Way
At First Methodist Church Sun Way a meeting of women formed the Woman's Division of Christian Service uniting the Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies and the Ladies Aid. Officers include President Mrs Harry Benz and multiple vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and a program committee with Mrs L C Staats as chairman. Group leaders named for Business and Professional Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Group
Woman's Division of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sun‘Way
Woman's Division
Christian Service
New Society For All Methodist Women
Woman's Foreign
Woman's Home Missionary Societies
Ladies’ Aid
United Methodism
Harry Benz
Don Clippinger
Missionary Education
Charles G. Matthews
Mis
O. F. Rowland
John Dowler
L. A. Hamilton
N. S. Welk
Mina Fry
Fred C. Schilling
Carl Ferguson
W. M. Bryant
A. L. Vandeveer
L. G. Bean
P. B. Burns
L. C. Staats
Mary G. Ness
Edith Wray
H. G. Stalder
Carl Nessley
F. C. Potter
D. B. Green
Paul
Annual Lawn Fete Planned by St Paul's Ladies Sodality
The Young Ladies Sodality of St Paul’s Catholic Church met at Miss Marie Cavanaugh’s home 32 South Congress Street to plan the Annual Lawn Fete on Wednesday July 24 on the church lawn. Committee in charge includes Miss Ann Manda Miss Loretta Collins Miss Mary Mulligan Miss Helen Sheridan Miss Irma Hayes and Alice Rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Marie Cavanaugh
S. Congress St
Ann Manda
Loretta Collins
Mary Mulligan
Helen Sheridan
Irma Hayes
Alice Rowan
Ice Cream Social at Central Ave Church Planned
Central Avenue Methodist Church women plan an Ice Cream Social with Japanese lanterns and tables Friday evening July 19. Circle One Two and Three of Willing Workers will organize under Mrs. Stanley Jeffry and serve begins at 6:00 p.m. Frank Morris of Amesville left for a few weeks in Wisconsin to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Willing Workers
Church
Circle One
Circle Two
Circle Three
Stanley Jeffry
Frank Morris
Amesville
LaCrosse
Westby
Wis
Inlaw
T. L. Melvin
Athens Couple Celebrates 60 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Graham of 108 Sunnyside Drive mark six decades of life together born July 19, 1880 in New Marshfield. Residing in Athens County since 1881 they raised two children Guy Graham and Mrs. H E Cranmer. An 1880s honeymoon was a Nelsonville railway trip later reenacted by car on their 50th anniversary. Family plans a Friday anniversary party with friends invited.
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James G. Graham
Sunnyside Drive
Athens County
Graham
New Marshfield
Nelsonville
Andrew and
Tryphena Swaim
Ohio
University
Fred W. Bush
North Hill
Guy Graham
Athens
H. E. Cranmer
Pershing’s Former Secretary Describes French View Under Nazi Rule
Mrs. Louis Tyroler, former Pershing secretary in Paris, says many French oppose the Nazi peace and would fight for freedom. She recalls embassy unrest after Stavisky scandal, taxation for defense, and French fear of Hitler in 1936. She notes Pershing’s work with the American Battle Monuments Commission.
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Pershing
Louis Tyroler
Paris
France
Tyroler
Marshal Petain
America
Aix-Les- Bains
Aix-Les-Bains
Stavisky
Place de la Concorde
Crillon
Hitler
United States
General Pershing
Attorney Tyroler
Various club picnics and meetings on midweek schedule
Calendar notes list multiple events this week including Daughters of Union Veterans picnic at Amesville home of George and Mrs Fleming, Mothers Circle at Athens Fairgrounds, W B A picnic at Hope Park Zaleski with transportation contact, Athens Grange meeting with Meigs County guests, Rebekah Lodge birthday celebrations, a class picnic at Hughes summer cottage, Session at Presbyterian Manse, and visiting guest Suzanne Colbert from Glouster.
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M. D. Hughes
Athens
Presbyterian Manse
Fred McCoy
N. Congress St
Spanish American War Veterans Hold Annual Picnic at Shade
The Athens County Camp No. 78 Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary No. 64 held their annual picnic Sunday at the Shade country home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hampton. A potluck dinner was served at noon with numerous members and guests from Athens, Nelsonville, Albany, Salem, Chesterhill and Guysville in attendance.
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Athens County
Ladies Auxiliary
William Hampton
Shade
Everett Wandling
Athens
Wilfred
Jean Fiske
Nelsonville
Leota Nelson
Jean Bingman
Eleanor Michael
Clare Virginia Coon
Ellis Shafer
Charles Linscott
Ray MceGranor
Bernard McGranor
Bernard Bingman
Blackwell Homestead
Ray Cox
Jamestown
N. Y
Wingetts
W. C. Outterson
Chillicothe
Lowell Wingett
William Emory
Syracuse
Soap Box Racers Weighing In Sparks Derby Prep
At McFarland Chevrolet the weighing in for the Soapbox Derby drew families and racers. Riders adjusted gear to fit the 250 pound limit as concerns about weight and speed dominated talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Reeder
McFarland Chevrolet
Marietta
Akron
Personal notices and travels of local residents
Dr C L Jones and guest Mr Howard Charter of Jackson Heights N Y left for Indianapolis then Detroit to visit relatives including Mr Charter's father and later join his wife in Chatham Ontario Canada before returning to New York Also Mr Guy H Brown and sister Miss Mabel K Brown left for a fort night in Oakland Maryland to visit relatives Floyd C Sams left for Boston Epworth League Institute attendance reported with 917 registrants Mrs Jack Kern group returned from Lancaster Camp Grounds and Epworth League events Mrs Warren Sisson hosted London visitor Mrs S K Robinson Kappa Beta picnic set for Thursday at 4 pm at Christian Church Reminders call for reservations Birth announced for July 14 a daughter at home in Albany weighing nine pounds named Deelee Grandparents listed
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C. L. Jones
Howard Charter
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Charter
John H. Charter
Ohio University
Detroit
Clarence L
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
R. A
Guy H. Brown
Mabel K. Brown
Washington St
Oakland
William James
Jack Kern
Epworth League
Central Avenue
Warren Sisson
Park Place
S. K. Robinson
London
Jack Stanley
Albany
Deelee
Emmett Brickles
Sumner
Mary Chaney
Amesville Hosts Visits From Wooley and Keefer Family
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wooley and son Robert Keefer of Cleveland stayed Sunday to Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keefer and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moore and family in Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wooley
Robert Keefer
Cleveland
Harry Keefer
G. E. Moore
Amesville
Birthday of Frank White at 84 celebrated in Athens
Frank White was surprised with a July 14 birthday gathering at his Angell Ridge home in Athens Route Seven. Friends and relatives shared a noon potluck, a long- treasured platter from England, and homemade ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Angell Ridge
Athens
Route Seven
England
Mr. White
C. R. White
John Earnshaw
Bess White
Thomas Bailes
Ed. Bailes
Charles Maxwell
John Sheridan
John
Edward
Anna
Helen Sheridan
Carl Snow
Florence
Robert
Marvin
Clarence
Carl Lee
Roy Smith
Seth Jackson
Walter Irvin
Mary LaBaw
Gene
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Ladies Sodality
Cavanaugh Home
Central Ave
Katherine
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
DERBY
Bemberg
Voiles Batiste
Chambray
Mechem's
Phoenix
Grahams
By Hazel Finsterwald
Jewel Benrus
Miley
Liberty
Everbright White Bock
Cornwell
Daughters of Union Veterans
George Fleming
Athens Fairgrounds
W.B.A
Hope Park
Zaleski
Ernest Baughman
Athens Grange
Columbia Grange
Meigs County
Rebekah Lodge No
C.F. Hall
Hampton's
E. J. Baker
Edward Sherlock
Mary, Watson
Blanche
Dale
Clair
Jeanette
Joe Bobo
Mr. and
Mrs. Hampton
Wilfred Wandling
Steppes Beauty Shop
Floyd C. Sams
Grover C. Sams
McKinley Ave
Greyhound
Boston
Mass
The
Christian Church
Thelma Robinson
Rowena Sprout
Goodrich
Woodworth's
Alva Haning
Richland Ave
George Taylor
Martin
Charles Breinig
Henry Crow
Clark St
Xenia
Joan Roach
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Court St
Rytex Deckle
Logan’s
Soap Box
Lot
Gillilan’s
Jewelry
S. Court St
Gotham
Milldecks Shoe Store
W. Union St
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