Summer Society Hoosier Hop Draws 150 at Country Club
Phyllis Logan hosted a large informal Hoosier Hop at the Country Club with over 150 guests. The event featured hillbilly decor, sack dresses, playful attire, and a live orchestra, with attendees including Elizabeth Wood Margie Beasley and many others enjoying the party atmosphere.
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Hoosier Hop
Phyllis Logan
Bud Resch
Kenney Anderson
Patty McKinnon
Bill Homer
Jane Pope
Jack Fishlock
Jean Finsterwald
Ted Sprague
Alice Pierce
Len Smith
Anna Margaret Morrison
Fred Kittle
Donna Gaitten
Jack Swanson
Margaret Matters
Jack Beasley
Helen Baker
Gerald
Silver slippers party honors August bride elect
A Hillcrest Inn dinner Tuesday hosted by Miss Leona Hughes celebrated Mary Guerra, the August bride elect, with silver slippers filled with gifts and place cards asking guests to write a jingle. Guests included Carolyn Guerra and others, detailing Guerra’s role at Ohio University and her upcoming marriage to George Civille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Inn
Leona Hughes
Mary Guerra
Hillcrest
Carolyn Guerra
Millfield
Carol
Mabelle Durst
Margaret Hampel
Lila Miller
Louise Rowland
Mary K. Daum
Mary Elizabeth Chapman
June Fultz
Josephine Robinson
Geraldine Hope
Ann Mumma
Kathryn Warner
Irene Devlin
Miss Guerra
Ohio University
Miss Hughes
New York
New York University
George Civille
Personal News and Visits Across Town and Country
Mrs. L. F. Jones and daughter Betty Jones East Ta wn s Mich traveled from New York with theater and World's Fair stops in their week away. Phyllis Logan hosts Winnie Jones while Marjorie Winefordner visits relatives. Mrs. Frank Moler mourns her mother. Several families host guests from Cambridge to Akron, with trips to Washington DC and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Jones
N. Congress
Arthur Bleesing
Betty Jones
Tawns
Mich
New York City
Katherine Cornell
Ethel Barrymore Theater
Katharine Hepburn
St. John the Divine
112Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Columbia University District
Mrs. Tribe Hosts VM and H Circle at Clark Street Home
Mrs. Clara Tribe entertained the M and H Circle Friday at her daughter’s home, 7 Clark Street. Eleven members attended. Mrs. Laura Bardin was reported ill. A wiener roast for members and husbands is planned at I. N. McHarg’s New Marshfield Road home with games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Tribe
M. and H. Circle
Fred van Meter
Clark St
Laura Bardin
Hazel van Meter
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Elsie Finsterwald
Edna Merchant
Hazel Young and Circus Life On the Road in 1940s America
Hazel Young the only U S woman to perform a Liberty act with horses ran away to join a wild west circus at 19 in Baker Oregon and never left the rings. She trains horses and handles a rare Belgian shepherd dog and says circus life is hard but her passion is with the animals. The piece also notes circus families, schooling for performers’ children, and a birth notice for Martha Elizabeth Gilmore in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Young
U. S
Baker
Oregon
Hazel
Astraddie
Florida
J. H
James R. Gilmore
Helen Jones
Martha Elizabeth
Norfolk
Evan J. Jones
Park Place
Jones
Gilmores
Noel
Miss Whitlock
Leslie
Jack Leslie
Marriage Meddlers in a Long Island Warning
Madge Graham and Mary face a cryptic phone message claiming Noel Veritzen’s accident in a remote Long Island area. Believing a trap, Madge enlists Lillian Underwood and armed guards while Noel’s father plans protection. Mary resists, insisting on truth and timing as they plot to confront the danger.
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Madge Graham
Noel Veritzen
Mary
Long Island
Madge
Lillian Underwood
Philip Veritzen
Noel
Miss Whitlock
Good Girls Go to Paris Opens at the Athena Theater
Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas star in a Columbia comedy about an English professor adviser to a waitress chasing Paris. The film follows their misadventures from a college town to New York and a millionaire’s mansion, with Walter Connolly Isabel Jeans Alan Curtis and Joan Perry in featured roles. directed by Alexander Hall.
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Columbia
Paris
Athena Theater
Melvyn Douglas
Joan Blondell
Douglas
New York
Walter Connolly
Isabel Jeans
Alan Curtis
Joan Perry
Alexander D'Arcy
Stanley Brown
Robert Sterling
Dick Fiske
Alexander Hall
Douglas-Blondell
Reporter Recalls Sideshow Craze And Moral Reflections
In an interview about traveling shows, the Barker defends the era of showmanship and recalls a Tennessee carnival knife throwing act with a daughter as target, noting audiences expect more spectacle than danger. The feature blends side-show lore with local community notices and home crafts advice.
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Tennessee
Calendar items for church and lodge groups
The Central Ave Church Bishop Class holds a Wednesday 7 30 p m business meeting and social. Eastern Star picnic for members and families is Thursday at 6 p m at the Fairgrounds with transport from the Temple at 5 30 p m. Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday 7 30 p m in IOOF Hall with degree practice. Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles meets Thursday night in Eagles Hall.
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Central Ave
Fairgrounds
Temple
Georgia Kilpatrick
Masonic Temple
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Lawn Party and Club Meeting Adorn Summer Socials
A lawn party at Doris Brownell’s home featured decorated grounds, dancing, games, and snacks with a long list of attendees. The Albany Two-in-One Club met at Mrs. Vernon Kanny’s and planned a hamburger and steak fry at Hope Dam, Zaleski, on Friday July 28 with transport help arranged by Mrs. Sam Scott.
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Doris Brownell
Norma McDade
Cora Miller
Darrel Johnson
Wilmer Byers
Betty Wilson
Mary Roush
James Marr
Ivan Watson
Earl Cross
Charles Theiss
Gayle Wagner
Lois Hayman
Kenneth Theiss
William McKelvey
George Hayman
Spencer Hayman
Quentin Hayman
Jim Carpenter
Mare CIA Curtis
Paul Holter
Christine Morris
Edna Sayre
Marjorie Theiss
Martha Waterson
Jean Carnahan
Gladys Hayman
Doris Wolfe
Paul Arnott
Larry Spencer
Raymond Robinson
Brooks Sayre
Pauline Spencer
Albany
Vernon Kanny
Hope Dam
Zaleski
Sam Scott
New Marshfield
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Miss Logan
Walter Davis
Elizabeth Wood
Margie
Virginia Beasley
Marge
Barbara Dea McKinstry
nYa
Waren
Connolt
yOam Perry
Trom
Manhattan
Bing
Reeg
Winnie Jones
Jackson
Marjorie Winefordner
Glouster
Mrs. I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Frank Moler
E. State St
Gallipolis
J. E. Harrison
That City
Jesse W. Gee
Nan Gee
H. L. Bates
Cambridge
Ferne Hawk
Katheryn Gillogoly
Route Five
Esther Whitlareh
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Vera McConkey
Clarksburg
W. Va
Leo L. Pickering
Reid Harris
Helen Harris
Niles
Roger Boling
Chauncey
BURCH
Grant H. Thorndyke
Akron
Ray Burch
Route Four
Malta
Alex Eneix
Charles
Joyce
Mrs. Eneix
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
Betty Jane Ferguson
Robert Lee Henry
Fred S. Ferguson
Huntington, L. I
Ferguson
East
Mrs. Tribe
Hodgins
Purdue
Mrs. McKee
Dalton Home
Charles McKee
Nelsonville
Charles Dalton
Sunnyside Drive
Patty
James McKee
Goldie Moore
Guy
Edith Pollard
Ralph Dalton
Ralph Jr
Edward Ford
John Barker
John, Jr
Adele Garrison
McKee
Horlick
Fitch
McKee Drug Co
Athena
Morga
Rari
Old
Hester
Joe Hurone
Carbondale Girls
Poston Bible School
Carbondale
Poston Community Center
Jane Lowry
Margaret Arnett
Jane Hill
Betty Kennard
Miss Gifford
Luella Hill
Goldie Jewett
Phyllis Branscomb
Carbondale Bible School
June Lowry
Donna Stanley
Beatrice Stanley
Marjorie
Eleanor Gifford
Boy Scouts
Troop 61
Richard Williams
Gareth Arnett
Clarence Stanley
Paul Lowry
Gene Lowry
Edwin Bray
Betty Jane Harris
Mary Helen Sweeney
Newark Airport
Virginia L. Pfuderer
Riverside
Ill
Steppe Beauty Shop
Miss Brownell
THE
John Steinbeck
Shanghai
Vicki Baum
the Rock
Thomas Wolfe
the Tree OF Liberty
Elizabeth Page
Vincent Sheehan
Barry Benefield
Rumer
Godden
Emmanuel Louis Golding
Gambles
Clifford Dowdey
Storm Jameson
Capt
Horatio Hornblower
C. S. Forester
Logan
Sislers
Rauch's Bakery
Faribo
Heather
LA Salle
Iceland
Bradford
Sisler's
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