Miss MacLeod Hosts Auction and Bridge Party for Sisters
Miss Constance T. MacLeod, Ohio University education professor, hosted a contract and auction bridge event at The Colonial. Sisters Miss Ruth A. MacLeod and Miss Genevieve R. MacLeod of Cincinnati attended as guests of honor. Prizes went to Mrs. George Starr Lasher for auction high score and Mrs. M. E. Twiss for contract high score. Floral decor created a festive summer mood.
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Constance T. MacLeod
Ohio University
Colonial
Ruth A. MacLeod
Genevieve R. MacLeod
Cincinnati
Athens
George Starr Lasher
M. E. Twiss
First Postmistress at Glouster Hannah E. Allen
Hannah E. Allen born 1838 in Malta Ohio Morgan County moved to Shawnee then Glouster in 1857 to teach. She was the first postmistress at Sedalia later Glouster, lived in a log house and then on Fair Lawn Avenue. She died April 24 1926 after 68 years in the locality and left six children. Her family aided the Church of Christ and the church lot. Her husband and she celebrated their sixtieth anniversary in 1917 with 100 relatives present.
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Athens County
Ohloanna
Carpenter
Hannah E. Allen
William
Jane Hadley
New Harmpshire
Malta
Ohio
Morgan County
Allen
Shawnee
Glouster
Johial Allen
Fairlawn Avenue
Church of Christ
J. H. Allen
Columbus
William Crombie
Akron
Athens
S&s H. Hadley
Jerry McAuley Water Street
Col. H. H. Hadley
New York City
Frances Hatch leaves for Chicago music summer school
Frances Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hatch leaves Athens to study at the Chicago Columbia School of Music Summer School in Watervale Arcadia Michigan. She has taught voice at Winthrop College and sung in the First Methodist Church quartet. The note also mentions other local farewells and visits including Col umbus educational meetings and trips to Cincinnati Dayton and New Marshfield.
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Frances Hatch
Henry Hatch
Chicago
Columbia School of Music
Watervale
Arcadia
Michigan
Miss Hatch
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
South Carolina
United States
South Carolina State College For Women
First Methodist Church
Athens
Birth of Gordon Kenner in Athens
Mr Gordon K. Bush editor and publisher of The Athens Messenger and Mrs Bush announce the birth of a son Monday morning July 30 at Sheltering Arm Hospital. The baby is named Gordon Kenner. Mrs Bush formerly Miss Izotta Ackerman of Brooklyn New York.
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Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
Bush
Arma Hoppites
Gordon Kenner
Izotta Ackerman
Brooklyn
New York
Emory V Wolfe Celebrates 82 Years Among Southern Ohio Kin
Relatives and friends gathered at Emory V Wolfe's Cory Corner home to mark his eighty second birthday. The celebration occurred Sunday for a birthday key date of July 2. Riley G Wolfe of Concord and many nephews nieces and grand-nephews attended. Dinner was served on the lawn. The group is descended from Southern Ohio pioneer families and Wolfe is known for his long newspaper contributions through sweeping changes in the region.
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Emory V. Wolfe
Cory Corner
Lower Piaina
Riley G. Wolfe
Concord
H Ouhieces
Wolfe
Ohio
Southern
Home Farm Crops To Be Large This Year
The Athens County Children's Home led by G. Holdren reports 86 acres under cultivation. Fruits are scarce but alfalfa corn tomatoes and grapes are abundant. Vineyards praised for their state famed fineness. Athens Encampment No. 175 Odd Fellows to install officers Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the Temple on Washington Street.
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Athens County
G. 8. Holdren
Holdren
Athens
Order of Odd Fellows
Temple
Washington Street
Paris Frocks Signal Sleek Feminine Fashion Shift
Fashion reports from Paris describe a move toward modest necklines and net or lace back coverings, while backs and shoulders become more refined. The hemline favors ankle exposure with front or back shortens, black silk stockings reemerge, and a new Schiaparelli beach silhouette with a veil and ruffled shorts appears.
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Molyneux
Paris
Schiaparelli
Marie Dressler Remembered as Hollywood Grand Old Trooper
Marie Dressler died Saturday leaving a legacy from stage to screen. The veteran actress rose from chorus girl to film star after years of struggle and unemployment, notably as Marthy in Anna Christie, and later starred in Min and Bill and Tugboat Annie. She valued aging as a new start and urged women to live fully after fifty. Dressler, born November 9, 1871 in Cobourg Ontario, built a wide network of influential friends and did extensive philanthropic work.
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Hollywood
Marie Dressler
Miss Dressler
Marthy
Anna Christie
Cobourg
Ont
Alexander Koerber
Anne Henderson Koerberg
Cupid
Cleveland
Mel Dressler
Mack Sennett
Tillie
Min and
Bill
New Marshfield Class Goes to Old Man's Cave
The Young People's Class of the Christian Church at New Marshfield traveled by bus to Ash Cave Old Man's Cave and Rock House. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Stout Virgene and Marion Llewellyn Helen Hull and others. The sixth annual West family reunion is planned for August 8 at West's Grove near Zaleski with a basket dinner at noon.
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New Marshfield
Old Man's Cave
Christian Church
Ash Cave
Rock House
Paul Stout
Virgene
Marion Llewellyn
Helen Hull
Reba Tom
Bernice
Capitolin Stewart
Madene McLeod
Doris Dicken
Adelaide Stright
Mary Bridge
Robert McAfee
John Herron
Richard Burkett
Thomas
Charlies Liewellyn
Albert Mace
Charles Conkey
Ernest Crow
Kenneth Russet
Max Liewellyn
Neil Gilham
Charles Hawk
George Rorick
Frank Stienmeyer
Byron
Donald Shauks
West's Grove
Zaleski
Beach fashion shifts toward practical summer wear
Beach clothes become rational with lastex yarns and tricots favored for swimming. Beach dresses are simple with vests or guimpes covering the back when not sunbathing. Short shorts and shortened pajamas trend as the younger woman adopts beach-appropriate attire.
Ben Rosenburg Ill After Appendicitis and Gallbladder Surgery
Mr. Ben Rosenburg was ill with appendicitis and gallbladder issues. He underwent surgery Sunday at Arms Hospital and has been recovering since.
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Ben Rosenburg
Arms Hospital
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Ida Patterson
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James Byron
George Koogler
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Doris Sanders
R. L. Sanders
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Daughters of Union Veterans
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