Miss Jeannette Browns Bridal Showers Highlight Quiet Week
Miss Jeannette Brown, soon to wed in September, was guest of honor at multiple gatherings this weekend. Jacksonville bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Faye McKinley and Miss Helen Kearns yielded high scores for Mary Davis and Erma Jagers, while a breakfast at Ohio University marked the final event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Brown
Faye McKinley
Helen Kearns
Jacksonville
Erma Jagers
Ena Rasp
Cleora Hughes
Mildred Adams
Olive Kittle
Francina Gross
Leona Hughes
Edna Felt
Athens
Virginia Rider
Huntington
W. Va
Ella Morrison
Trimble
Florence Morrison
Irene Grossman
Mary Davis
Grace Binderbasin
William L. Pyle
Mary McCann
Miss Brown
Constance Andrews
Mary K. Daum
Hope
Gross
Cronin
Hughes
Miss Pritchard
Mary Blayney
Grace Morley
Ohio University School of Music
Eastwood
C. C. Robinson
H. W. Roach
Melvin Danielson
Ann Haworth
Felt
Rider
Brown
Miss Blayney
Morley
Marshall College
Athens Bride Hattie French McLeod Weds Edward Cullison
Announcement of the July 18 marriage of Hattie French McLeod of Athens to Edward Cullison of Canton. The ceremony was at sunrise with Rev. Abbott Y. Wilcox officiating, using a single ring. Mrs. Cullison wore dove gray and Joanna roses. The groom is son of Mrs. George French and works for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Canton. They will reside at 608 12th St Canton after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie French McLeod
Athens
Edward Cullison
Canton
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Cullison
Joanna Roses
George French
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Locals echo summer travels and visits across states
Miss Eleanor Roe and Miss Betty Baker spent the weekend in Pittsburgh with Miss Kathrine Betts. Mr and Mrs B M Covert and children returned from a three weeks vacation visiting Rochester and Auburn. they left June 27 visiting relatives and attending the National Congress of Optometry. Further trips include Mr Julian Bing visiting Athens. Francis Efaw and family touring Chillicothe Columbus and visiting Mrs Cray. Lois Bolin returning from Parkersburg and planning a Joliet stay. B F Bolin on a Michigan fishing trip. Richard Bolin visiting Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roe
A. B. Roe
Elmwood Drive
Betty Baker
Pittsburgh
Kathrine Betts
B. M. Covert
Bob
Marilyn
Congress St
Covert
Joe Covert
Rochester
N. Y
National Congress of Optometry
Marlette C. Covert
Auburn
New York City
Washington, D. C
Lois Bolin
Franklin Ave
E. B. Holmes
Parkersburg
W. Va
L. McLaughlin
Jolliet, Il
Picnic Supper by Faithful Few Sewing Club
The Faithful Few Sewing Club will host a picnic supper for members and families at Nice's picnic grounds on Thursday at 6 30 p m In case of rain the event moves to Mrs Mable Mapes home on Mc Kinley Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Few Sewing Club
Nice
Mable Mapes
McKinley Ave
Benefit in Nelsonville Tells WBA’s Gathering at Red Men’s Hall
The WBA’s plan a benefit party at Red Men’s Hall in Nelsonville Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Proceeds support the group’s activities and local community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wba’s
Red Men's Hall
Faithful Few Hold Club Meeting at Mrs Swartz Home
Members of the Faithful Few Sewing Club met at Mrs. Wade Swartz residence 6 VanVorhes St on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Audrey Dinsmore assisted as hostess. A brief business session preceded sewing with refreshments served on the front porch. Guests included Mrs. Lucille Ayers and Mrs. Ruth Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Few Sewing Club
Wade Swartz
VanVorhes St
Audrey Dinsmore
Lucille Ayers
Ruth Baughman
Heat affects appetites but not cravings in summer dining
Athens restaurateurs report hot weather shifts menus and drinks yet eating remains high. Iced beverages rise, cold cuts and salads lead, while coffee and ice cream stay popular. Families dine out weekends as temperatures stay warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfall
John Coe
Athens
Ohio
Scout master fined for indecent swim near Blackwood Lake
Philadelphia report says Harry Green, 21, was fined by Police Recorder James Norcross after complaints about five youths swimming without clothes at Black wood Lake. The charge was allowing minors to swim nude. Green faced five new bathing suit costs as the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Harry Green
James Norcross
Green
Blackwood Lake
Athens Relatives Attend Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pruden celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in New Albany with about 40 near relatives at a picnic and more than 100 guests receiving in the afternoon. Ely orchestra provided music. Coral Pruden and family performed. a Columbus bakery donated the wedding cake. many gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Pruden
Addie Cross
Anderson Carpenter
New Albany
J. S. Pruden
Ely Orchestra
Columbus
H. L. Haner
Madison
W. Va
Ralph Dupler
Hocking County 4 H Club Boys Practice Dairy Judging
A group of Logan based Hocking County 4 H Club boys were taken to Columbus by extension agent James R Smoot for dairy cattle judging practice at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Columbus
James R. Smoot
Ohio State University
Community Welfare Association Meeting and Chest Board Election
Social Calendar notes a Community Welfare Association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Security Bank Building at 7 p m urging all Chest contributors to attend. Reports from Chest agencies will be given and four board members will be elected. The Married People's Class of First Christian Church plans a picnic supper Monday evening at 5 30 p m meeting at the church to depart for Don Young's farm in Albany. Each family should bring a hot dish sandwiches a drink and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Community Chest
First Christian Church
Don Young
Albany
Mrs Wyckham Farewell Buffet Honored by Spragues
Mrs Robert Main hosted Mrs Carolyn Wyckham for a buffet farewell at 53 Morris Ave. The party for 20 guests featured Chi Omega sorority sisters and friends, ending with a traveling case full of handkerchiefs. Mrs Wyckham leaves for a new home in Zanesfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Main
Bernadine Sprague
J. R. Sprague
Morris Ave
Robert Wyckham
Carolyn Fuller
Mrs. Main
Mrs. Myckham
Former Athens Couple Honored On Anniversary
Notice records the fifty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Linscott at their son’s home in Pittsburgh on July 4. He is 76 and she 71. Mrs. Linscott has been blind 15 years yet assists with household tasks. They now live with their daughter and son in Lancaster. The couple, married by Justice Henry M. Crippen in Bern Township, resided in Athens for years and owned property in Mechanicsburg where Mr. Linscott was a retired farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Linscott
G. Marshall Linscott
Pittsburgh
Linscott
Ray B. Ricketts
Lancaster
Linscotts
Henry M. Crippen
Bern Township
Athens
Athens County
Mechanicsburg
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Little Hoy Jay Seckinger
Mainbacher
Leipsig Fair
Maureen O'Sullivan
Julian Bing
S. H. Bing
Dr. Bing
North Hill
Frank Anthony
Oak St
H. D. Nice
Athens- Pomeroy Rd
Francis Efaw
Howard
W. Union St
Chillicothe
D. C. Mansfield
B. C. Cray
Efaw
Dolly Frank
B. F. Bolin
Michigan
Richard Bolin
Mrs
Faithful Few
Frances Gensley
Claude Westfall
Steve Tatalos
Niagara Falls
Jack Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Coca-Cola
O. Athena, Ohio
Samson
Eyesnet Rite Ne
Athens Garden Club
Harry Foster
E. State Stop
H. L. Wheaton
Ella Edgar
Fred Cavendish
Montgom
Grocers
Clover Farm
Swanson
N. Court ST
Zenner’s
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