Travel and visits fill Athens social notes list
A long reader log traces Mr. and Mrs. Louis I Brown and niece Isabelle Mary Frances returning from five weeks vacation in Atlantic City and New York with hotel stays at the Lincoln Taft and Runymeade. Various relatives and friends, trips to Columbus Marietta and Naples Italy are noted along with camp duties and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Brown
Isabelle Mary Frances
Atlantic City
New York
New York City
Lincoln
Taft
Runymeade Hotel
Pat. C. Parestides
Naples
Italy
Conte di Savoia
Brindisi
Egypt
Flutter Kick: Third Lesson in Learning to Swim
The flutter kick, from the hips with slight knee bend, powers the crawl. Keep legs relaxed, avoid stiffness, and limit the heel lift to about eight inches. Focus power in the water, not above it. Arm movements follow.
Marriage License Clerk With Record of Half Mullion Believes in His Product
In Cleveland probate court the marriage license clerk F Zizelman recalls issuing licenses since 1899 and notes 215,706 licenses issued since 1910, enabling 427,412 people to wed. He believes in marriage and reflects on changing attitudes from the 1890s to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Zherman
Cuyahoga County
Zizeiman
Zizelman
Anid Zizelman
Business College
Dowler Family Reunion Held at Athens Fairgrounds
More than 100 Dowlers gathered at the Athens Fairgrounds on Sunday for their annual reunion with a noon dinner on five tables and a program of songs and talks. Officers elected include George Gant as president and Marguerite Burnfield as secretary and treasurer. oldest attendee was S. F. Beverage and Bettie Lucile McAfee the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowler
Athens Fairgrounds
F. Beverage
Athens
George Dowler
West Virginia
Fred Elerich
Della Souers
Professor Swinaworth
Frank Burnfield
Marguerite Burnfield
Maggie Dowler
Marvin Dowler
Georgia Walker
George Walker
Della Shaw
George Gant
Roy Dowler
Bettie Jean Montgomery
Dowlers
William Dowler
Nancy McKnab
S. 8. Shaw
Lena Florich
Ohio
S. F. Beverage
Bettie Lucile McAfee
Rebecca Dowler
Ruth Dowler
James Dowler
Ila Russ
Almeda Bennet
Parkersburg
Samuel F Smith Wrote My Country Tis Of Thee in 1832
Marian Bush recounts how Samuel F Smith, a 23 year old student at Andover Theological Seminary, wrote My Country Tis Of Thee in under half an hour on February 2 1832. The piece, inspired by the tune America, later sparked debate over its origins and was first sung July 4 1832 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Smith
Andover Theological Seminary
Baptist
America
Lwel Mason
Saxony
Russia
Sweden
England
Carl F. Price
Henry Carey
Dr. Smith
Boston
Doctor Smith
Harvard University
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Doctor Holmes
Smith
Women Sparkle With Gold and Copper This Fall Fashion
New York designers decree bright women will glitter this fall with copper silver and gold woven into hats shoes scarves blouses and gowns. Copper faced taffeta metallic silks ribbed silks with metallic threads and borders of metal adorn day and evening wear creating bold accessories and footwear accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Slingluff Hosts Two Tables of Bridge
Mrs J A Slingluff entertained Tuesday evening at 400 Elmwood Drive with two tables of bridge in honor of Miss Mae Phillips of Pittsburgh, house guest of Miss Florence Lash. The event featured floral decor, a gift for the guest, and Mrs Edward Newcomb winning high bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Slingluff
Elmwood Drive
Mae Phillips
Pittsburgh
Florence Lash
Hoovers Dinner Guests at Colonial in Visitor Visit
Mrs H D Stalder and daughter Mary hosted a small dinner at the Colonial Wednesday evening. The guests included Mrs Diana Arnold of Youngstown visiting her daughter Mrs Thomas N Hoover Sr and Mr and Mrs Thomas N Hoover Jr who are also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hirsius
Shaker Heights
Bernard Hughes
A. E. Daugherty
H. D. Stalder
Mary
Colonial
Diana Arnold
Youngstown
Thomas N. Hoover
Thomas N. Hoover, Jr
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan Annual Picnic
The Daughters of the Union Veterans met at the Odd Fellows Hall and scheduled the annual picnic for Wednesday, July at Nice's Place on Pomeroy Road. Members should bring their own table service. a finished quilt will be on display and offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Union Veterans of the
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nice’s
Pomeroy Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Davis
Cincinnati
J. D. Brown
Neil Thomas
Maplewod Drive
Thomas
Violet Thomas
West Coast
Thomases
Peter C. Anderson, Jr
Anderson
E. A. Hansen
Columbia Avenue
Washington, D. C
Professor Hansen
Sid Jones
Lillie Jones
Central Avenue
California
Jones
South Gate
Los Angeles
Frank Kircher
Balboa Beach
Mr. Jones
Mr. Kircher
C. P. Kircher
Second
T. W. Craig
Tom Craig
Buckeye Lake
Frank X. Rauch
Gilouster
Thea Hess
J. G. Hope
Coach Ruth
William Fieck
Columbus
J. Brown
St. Clairavilis
Mra
Ed. Walker
Mary Margaret Kelley
Ohio University
Thor Olson
Hjalmer Olson
Marietta
Kelley
Olson
Jane Swaim
JL. K. Swaim
H. B. Coen
Margaret MacLeod
Constance MacLeod
Harley Gilbert
West Union Street
George, Jr
Betty Lou Simcox
Gilbert
Ralph McDermott
McDermott
Homer Rodehaver
Lorene Rodehaver
Gamble, van Wert
Hazel Wallace
Coon County
Nelsonville
Hockhocking
PD. D. Chappelear
Piret Street
Leonard Burgard
Richard
William Ebbert
Canton
Edward Harry
Suzanne
Giouster
H. B. Larimer
Morria Avenue
Heave
H. M Reicher
Arno Reuper
Virginia Larimer
Jamaica
Long Island
Reicher
Reuper
Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
Nn. Y
Senger
Laura
Athens Mesrenne
N. Y
J.B. B
Elkay
Marian Bush
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan
McHenry
the Quality Store
Colum
Charles Bress
Mary Ho Bers
Thig
Mies
Com Shannon
Tad
Mary Munde
Ley
Ruth
Wisling
Disi Rinso
Loon
Thi
Rinso
Muskingim Island Park
Beverly
Sisler
SILE
Francys
Grace Ochra
S$. Court St
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