Miday Krauskopf wedding in San Diego Navy chapel
Miss Joan Miday daughter of Eaton residents married St Thames J Krauskopf son of Dr and Mrs Karl Krauskopf in an informal July 4 ceremony at the US Naval Station Chapel San Diego. Chaplain E O Wolfram Jr. officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Miday
Clement Miday
Eaton
St Thames
J. Krauskopf
Karl . Krauskopf
Athens
San Diego
Calif
E. O. Wolfram, Jr
US Naval Station Chapel
Patricia Sorensen
Alpha Delta Pi
San Marino
Rome Grange hosts over 60 members with departures to Germany
Rome Grange met with Bertie Brookover presiding and more than 60 members present. Gifts were given to Inge Muller and Johann Eule who depart for Germany next month. A district contest winner will enter the state finale in Franklin County. A July 24 youth party and August 7 Grange picnic are planned, with Ralph Barker to lead inspections at the August 19 meeting. A homey craft tip on nylon care is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Knox County
Franklin County
Grange Hall
John
Inge
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society Holds Year-End Meeting
Mrs. Glen Snider hosted the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society near Shade for its final conference-year meeting. President Mrs. O. E. Cross led opening prayers. Mrs. J. A. Shanafelt led the lesson and delegates were chosen for the annual conference at Victory Camp July 26 through 30. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. Glen Snider president and Mrs. Floyd Ballenger secretary. Eight and 24 attendees enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society
Glen Snider
Shade
O. E F. Cross
Charles Tucker
J. A. Shanafelt
C. E. Knight
Macon
Patchwork Pot Holders and Needlework Patterns
An article promotes using fabric scraps for colorful patchwork pot holders with Pattern No. 5483 by Anne Cabot and the Athens Messenger offering instructions and a 25 cent pattern request. It also advertises Needle Work Album 1954 with 56 pages of designs and eight gift patterns for 25 cents. A separate item highlights Pattern No. 8157 for a tailored jacket and skirt set with size options and yard requirements. Also advertised is Basic FASHION fall and winter 4, a wardrobe planning guide at 2 1/2 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Americas
New York
Sue Burnett
Ave. Americas
N. Y
Athens Couple Announces Faye Dicken to Jerry Lanning
Mr and Mrs Jess Dicken of Athens announce the marriage of their daughter Faye to Jerry Lanning son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lanning of Chauncey. The ceremony occurred July 3 at six in the evening at Rev Hooks home in Nelsonville with the parents in attendance. Mrs Lanning a 1955 Athens High School graduate works at Uhlmans Department Store. Mr Lanning a 1952 Chauncey Dover High School graduate works at the Pike County Atomic Plant in Waverly. They reside at 74 Mound St Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Dicken
Athens
Faye
Jerry Lanning
Walter Lanning
Chauncey
Hook
Nelsonville
Lanning
Athens High School
Uhlman’s Department Store
Chauncey-Dover High School
Pike County Atomic Plant
Waverly
Mound St
Athena
Athens Grange Presents Community Service Program
The Athens Grange met Thursday evening with Alton Hope presiding. Guy Morrison reported completion of community service projects. Peggy Gorby read a poem and a skit was presented by Marjorie and Linda Byron. Refreshments followed. inspection is scheduled for August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Alton Hope
Guy Morrison
Michael Byron
Linda Byron
Margaret Curren
Paul Powell
Frost
Peggy Gorby
Marjorie
Wesley Foundation Sings at Athens State Hospital
The Wesley Foundation of the First Methodist Church held an old fashioned sing along in the hospital recreation hall for patients and staff. Ralph Ankeman led the group with a Dorothy Labas and Carol Hulbert duet backed by Mary Jo Pottenger, while Carol Herb directed the choir. A personal care tip followed about loosening wrists to relax stiff hands after chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Foundation
The
First Methodist Church
Athens State Hospital
Recreation Hall
Ralph Ankeman
Dorothy Labas
Carol Hulbert
Mary Jo Pottenger
Carol Herb
Birthday party honors Pamela Dave Whaley at home
A birthday gathering for Pamela Dave Whaley was held at 139 N. Congress St. Attendees included Vickie Overly, Cheryl Kimes, Susan Biggs, Jane Crisp, Judy Nickison, Donald Christman, Roy Hodgdon, and Neal Biggs. Games were played and moving pictures recorded. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Dave Whaley
N. Congress St
Vickie Overly
Cheryl Kimes
Susan Biggs
Jane Crisp
Judy Nickison
Donald Christman
Roy Hodgdon
Neal Biggs
Personal visits and rifle club event noted in society column
Mrs. Charles Walsh hosted her nephew Richard Eddy and family from Darien Connecticut including Susan Nancy and Barbara. Harry Love of New Marshfield hosted weekend guests Harold Starkey Catherine StarKey and Anne Simonton from Strausburg Virginia and Chauncey. George A Pierson spent time with Ida Lemley and H J Atkinson and attended Parkersburg rifle club tournament. both Pierson and wife are Cincinnati Rifle Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walsh
N. Congress St
Richard Eddy
Susan
Nancy
Barbara
Darien
Harry Love
New Marshfield
Harold Starkey
Catherine
Strausburg
Sam Starkey
Nelsonville
Anne Simonton
Chauncey
George A. Pierson
Club Calendar Tuesday at Legion Home and Lodges
Ladi Grange meets at 8 pm on Tuesday. American Legion Auxiliary gathers at the Legion Home at 8 pm. New Marshfield Rebekah lodge holds initiation at 8 pm with pie to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladi Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
New Marshfield Rebekah Lodge
Party Given for Clifford Wade Jr
A summer birthday gathering was held at the Wade home on Athens Route 3 for Clifford Wade Jr. Darlene Wade Judy Whaley and Carolyn Wade planned the event with Francis Wade assisting. Prize winners included Tom Christy Ronnie Golden Tyka Skinner and Sue Golden. Refreshments and candy favors were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wade
Athens
Darlene Wade
Judy Whaley
Carolyn Wade
Francis Wade
Tom Christy
Ronnie Golden
Tyka Skinner
Sue Golden
Sharon
Lyle Ann
Tony Skinner
Danny Almashy
Gordon Wade
Ann Lee Radcliff
Janie
Women’s Gasco Club Holds Meeting At McKinley Avenue Home
The Women’s Gasco Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Floyd Six’s home with Mrs. Dewey Dailey and Mrs. William Gould assisting. Eighteen members attended as they played games, conducted business on the lawn, and enjoyed refreshments. The next gathering is a picnic at Kachelmacher Park in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Club
Floyd Six
McKinley Ave
Dewey Dailey
William Gould
Kachelmacher Park
Gan
Jessie Radford Accepts Teaching Post in Columbus
Mrs Jessie Radford, seven years at Mechanicsburg Junior High, will teach seventh grade departmental classes in Columbus City Schools. She holds a BSE from Ohio University with graduate work, plus life elementary, high school and elementary principal certificates. She belongs to the Presbyterian Church, Order of Eastern Star, White Shrine of Jerusalem, and Athens County Teachers Association. She will live at 93 Village Drive Indian Springs Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Radford
Mechanicsburg
Columbus
Radford
Ohio University
The
Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Athens County Teachers Association
Village Drive
Indian Springs
What Causes Colic
A guide by Dorothy Whipple M D explains colic as sharp abdominal pain in infants and outlines soothing methods such as holding rocking and warming. It notes signs of gas and incorrect formula as common causes and urges doctor consultation, plus avoiding “cry it out.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Whipple
M. D
Lessons in Bridge Playing
A bridge hand features South overcalling with one spade and North seeking a slam with favorable club and heart or diamond strength. Declarer wins the lead on hearts, ruffs diamonds and hearts, and eventually claims the rest after a sequence of discards and ruffs. West’s misdirecting lead of ten of hearts is noted as a factor in the slam being made.
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South
North
Declarer
West
Dummy
Tailored Suit Returns for Fall in Feminine Tailleur Style
New York reports the fall fashion brings back the tailored suit with a soft feminine line. Designers showcase tailleurs in pin striped flannels and satin faced broadcloth in black brown and gray. Boxy and bloused jackets pair with short skirts and cropped jackets while coats feature accompanying designs. Skirt lengths stay around 14 inches as American women choose individually flattering hems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Nettie Rosenstein
Claire McCardell
Leo Ritter
Jane Derby
Mature Parent Bill a Campaign for a Camping Trip
A column responds to a dispute in the Mature Parent Bill about a Boy Scout troop planning a week of camping. The father criticizes the mother for exaggerating dangers and argues overprotectiveness. The writer questions parental anxieties and urges recognizing personal hurt fueling safety fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Youve Got Me Now Hold Me Or Lose My Husband
Ruth Millett argues that magazine advice makes some men feel like prizes to be held. This attitude shifts responsibility away from men and harms marriages. She warns that spoiled men expect to be desired and believe wives must keep them, risking unhappy partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Bridge bidding puzzle from spade contract
You hold Spades five Hearts kingninefour Diamonds ace king jack eight six Clubs king queen three two. After opening 1Diamond by South and response 2Spades, last bid by North Pass, you are South. Plan a bid that shows your distribution progression and seek to convey values. Consider a bid that supports partner’s spade bid and attempts to describe your diamond and heart strength while maintaining suit flexibility.
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West S
West
East
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Rome Grange
Grange
Gaylord
Helen Cook
Ralph Barker
Mrs. Glen Snider
Kasler
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
Mrs. Lanning
Athens Grange
O 0
Kelan
Clifford Wade, Jr
la Pass
West North Pass
Gaile Dugas
Muriel Lawrence
Mary
South West
Admiral
Mill St
Chesterhill, Ohio
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