Socially Speaking What Vacationers Are Doing
Guests at the home of Mrs. F. J. Beasley include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Briggs of Oklahoma City and their daughter Mrs. Max Sanders formerly Betty Ann Briggs, with Frank Briggs and Fletcher Ownby. The Briggs plan to return from Toledo for the week end while Mrs. Richard H. Galigher and daughter Jane depart for Huntington, West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Trace from Peoria move to Youngstown and visit Prof. J. R. Morton. Trace will be Columbia station director in Youngstown. Joan Gandee visits Detroit relatives with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ball and Mr. Noel Chambers. Attorney and Mrs. Earl C. Shively of Columbus visit Athens with C. M. Gill. Ernest Paul Howard, from Marion, visited his parents in Guysville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beasley
Joe Briggs
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Max Sanders
Betty Ann Briggs
Frank Briggs
Fletcher Ownby
Briggs
Toledo
Richard H. Galigher
Jane
Galigher
F. J
Gene Trace
Emma Morton
Peoria
Til
Youngstown
Joan Gandee
D. I. Gandee
Route One
Detroit
H. T. Ball
Noel Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Gandee
Mrs. Ball
Earl C. Shively
Columbus
Athens
C. M. Gill
E. State St. Ie
Ernest Paul Howard
Marion
Ernest Howard
Guysville
Flyplane Built From Musca Engine Concepts
A satirical piece on a homebuilt flyplane using Musca engines with future plans for bimotor designs. It imagines insect powered flight, discusses pairing engines, and jokes about night flights and humane society concerns. The column ends with Haga Ridge Churchs homecoming notice inviting a basket dinner and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Humane Society
Little Musea
Morton Kridel
H.B.F
Wiener Roast and Social News at Ohio House Events
A Wiener Roast for Jane Galigher was held Wednesday at the home of Miss Elaine Hess in Ohio with many guests including Misses Isabella Brown and Betty Lee McCaskill. Other items note Mrs. Elizabeth Hope Basom visiting McArthur and Sandusky, and a buffet and bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. L. C. Baker for her daughter Mrs. Carl Clifford. Mrs. H. Wescott Roach and Mrs. J. Alonzo Palmer returned from a Kentucky trip visiting Louisville and Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Hess
R. C. Hess
Morris Ave
Jane Galigher
Miss Hess
Jean Sadler
Virginia Stansbury
James E. Stansbury
Richland Ave
Isabella Brown
Betty Lee McCaskill
Lotus Elkins
Dea McKinstry
Lois Dixon
Lenora Reeder
Betty Henderson
Martha Ellen Walsh
Shirley Cavanaugh
Mary Jeanne Williams
Martha Lou Dowler
Dorothy Pearson
Ruth Ann Grover
Betty Yaw
Sylvia Schuler
L. C. Baker
E. State St
Carl Clifford
Clifford
Gerald Stauffer
Patrick D. White
Frank Rauch, Jr
Ralph Dupler
Ellen Biddle
Jean Finsterwald
H. Wescott Roach
J. Alonzo Palmer
Louisville
Roach
Robert Filsom
Kentucky
Fort Knox
Pitfalls of Love and a Night of Appointments
A tense scene follows Noel and Mary as suspicion grows over Noels whereabouts after a temper flare. The narrator confirms Noel promised restraint but hints at a potential future confrontation. Telephone checks reveal Noel is not in his room or at his father Philip Veritzens apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Steve
Noel
Philip Veritzen
First American Lofa Hay Passes as Euchee Indian Role Model
A 1930s feature profiles Lofa Hay an all-Indian football standout from Haskell Institute who serves as boys adviser to 300 students at Albuquerque Indian School. He travels with Eliza beth Hope Basom and her family visiting Ohio and Athens. He speaks proudly of Indian heritage and US war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hope Basom
Marjorie
Eloise
Billy
Lofa Hay
Albuquerque Indian School
Basom
G. W. Hope
McArthur
Ohio
Albuquerque, N. M
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kans
Santa Fe
Lofa
United States
Cortez
Cornado
Columbus
Indies
America First
America
Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Make Henry a Supername If Women Won’t Let Hank Survive
A letter under the pen name From a Mere Man argues against reviving the name Henry through a Make Henry Club. It jokes that Hank was rejected by women, and Henry’s masculine strength should be maintained. Narrator Ken Barnett recalls Henry as brilliant yet socially awkward, failing at sports but excelling in academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hank
University
Roush Families to Have 225th Reunion in Ohio
The Roush and Allied Families Association of America announces its 225th anniversary reunion in West Union Ohio on Saturday Aug. 16. Events include a Board of Trustee meeting Friday at 4 p.m. and a banquet at 6 p.m. with American Legion Auxiliary service. A Saturday program begins with registration at 9 a.m. and a 10:30 a.m. devotion and welcome by Mayor Lloyd Roush. Speakers include Dr. Sigel Roush Mrs Julia Roush O MelIa Rev Lester L. Roush Calvin Roush and guests from many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Roush and Allied Families Association of America, Inc
West Union Ohio
America
Board of Trustee
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Roush
Sigel Roush
Hillsboro
Ohio
Julia Roush O'Melia
Pittsburgh
Lester L. Roush
Columbus
Calvin Roush
Portage County
Mason County
West Virginia
Marriage Meddlers Sequel Sees Noel Chase Leads to Bar Return
Madge Graham and her niece Mary Veritzen plot to reprimand Mary for flirting with Stephen Redfield while Noel paces for a confrontation. Mary vows no interruptions as Veritzen parents threaten to shield their son by staying the night. The bar plan sparks a race to locate Steve Redfield as danger looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Lansfield
Mary Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Stephen Redfield
Madge
Veritzens
Girls Make Dresses and Manage Budgets in Home Economics
Fifty girls at The Plains Rural Training School complete summer vocational home economics projects linked to the curriculum. Students develop managerial skills through gardening, food preservation, wardrobe planning, and personal expense records. Several lead homes, shape child care ideas, and some prepare for FHA and State Clubs honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
The
Plains Rural Training School
Future Homemakers Association
Chlorous Burton
Patty Hamer
Evelyn Pidcock
Pat McFarland
Jean Bingman
Aileen
Geraldine Davies
Doris Neal
Ruth Armbruster
Grace Dicken
Eleanor Welch
Ruth Yates
Helen Gibson
Mary E. Campbell
Wilda Platt
Eileen Olsen
Lola Colley
Ruth Bickley
Florence Osborne
Louise Secoy
Ellen Manda
Juanita Young
Vada Bricker
Betty Hill
Eleanor Michael
Ila Slater
Georgia Michael
Jeanette Parfitt
Virginia Gabriel
Mary Louise Coon
Genevieve Rutter
Bonnie Brammer
Ruth Brooks
Dain Campbell
Elizabeth Alichney
Wyona Stauffer
Margie Darnell
Mothers Circle Picnic Marks 10th Anniversary
The group hosts a Sunday picnic for families and members and former members on July 27 at 1 p m on the Athens State Hospital Grounds. If rain, the event moves to the Athens Township School. Each family should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Athens State Hospital
Athens Township
Richland Ave
Red Cross Sewing Days Calendar for July 21 Week
The Red Cross sewing calendar lists events for the week of July 21. Friday all day includes the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Friday night features the Mothers' Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Mothers’ Circle
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J. R. Morton
Silvus
Cornells
Bryn Rite
Ah Ene Haga
Haga Ridge
Stanley of
London
Leonce
New York
National Defense
Wiener
Kansas
Mrs
Carlos Hatcher
Ronnie
N. Congress St
Hattie L. Noyes
Hatcher
Lawrence Hatcher
Noble Grands Club
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking St
Jess Henry
Rebekahs
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Carthage Gap Park
Tee
Denver Gooding
Kenneth Galvin
Mabel Kern
Redfield
Philip
Southeatern Ohio
By Hazel Finsterwald
Pluy
M.B.R
Ken Barnett
Roush
Woman's Association of
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Y Adele Garrison
Veritten
Steve Redfield
FHA
Beryl Cone
Clines
Miss Swanks
Logan
Burke Ervin
Stultz & Bauer
Spinet
Parker Bros. Music Store
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