Social Luncheon and Dinner at Mrs Pickering Home
A luncheon for 12 at Mrs 8S Pickering 88 East State Street and a dinner by her granddaughter Miss Mary Helen Dailey for Episcopal church choir women preceded travels. Attendees include Bertha Stickney Pauline Miller Katherine Dague and others with guests from Columbus Dayton Millfield Belleville and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pickering
East State Street
Pickering
Mary Helen Dailey
Episcopal Church Choir
Bertha Stickney
Pauline Miller
Katherine Dague
Helen Archer
Lenore Calhoun
Verena White
Violet Deem
Ethel Radcliff
A. D. Morrison
Visit notes from Columbus and Millfield families
Mr and Mrs Earl Lemons and their son James from Columbus arrived for a several day visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell at 16 Shannon avenue. Mrs Arthur Weimmer of Millfield is spending a several week vacation with relatives and friends in and around Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Rutherford
Belleville
J. N. Brown
Maude Rutherford
Athens
Albany
Rutland and McArthur
Carl Stanley
C. F. Mosure
James Eliott
Earl Lemons
James
Columbus
Frank Mitchell
Shannon Avenue
Arthur Weimmer
Millfield
Miss Bess Graham Travels to California and Ohio
Miss Bess Graham begins an indefinite visit starting Thursday, traveling from Columbus to Chicago en route to Fullerton, California to visit sister Mrs. F J Dohney. Mr and Mrs J W Bodley host Bodley’s mother Mrs J H Bodley of Cincinnati as house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Graham
Fullerton
Calif
F. J. Dohney
Columbus
Chicago
J. W. Bodley
Congress Apartment
Patronesses Dine Sorority at Colonial in Elegant Night
Miss Emma Waite and a group of patronesses hosted Alpha Iota Pi at a Colonial dinner on Thursday. Decorations featured rose and gold, with twenty covers, guests including Mrs FE B Bryan and Miss Helen Bair, and new sorority members listed: Ruth Thuma, Thelma Hall, Edna Wood, Dorothy Farie, Florence Skinner, Lida Meaning, Blanche Harmen, Carolyn Russell, Lena West, Marguerite Friend, Mabel La Faber, Martha Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Waite
E. C. Bibbee
Hazel Bair
Eugene Davis
B.L. Jefferson
L. H. Smith
Littie Faris
Alpha Iota Pi
Colonial
FE. B. Bryan
Helen Bair
Ruth Thuma
Thelma Hall
Edna Wood
Dorothy Farie
Florence Skinner
Lida Meaning
Blanche Harmen
Carolyn Russell
Lena West
Marguerite Friend
Mabel la Faber
Martha Parrish
Dinner at Windsor honors sorority patronesses
A Windsor dinner Thursday evening in Manassah Cutler Hall Alpha Sigma Alpha rooms celebrated the mother patroness degree conferred on Mrs. H. A. Hatch Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Russell Rupp. Miss Elizabeth Garber hosted a dinner for the active chapter and patronesses. The patronesses pres ae were: Mrs. H. A. Hatch Mrs. Russell Rupp Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings and Mrs. E. M. Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Manassah Cutler Hall
Alpha Sigma Alpha
H. A. Hatch
Dorsey
Russell Rupp
Elizabeth Garber
Ralph P. Jennings
E. M. Garrett
Party for local youths at Antoiietto home on South High
A group of younger boys and girls held a Thursday evening party at 15 South High street hosted by Helena Antoiietto, Elizabeth Folley, and Mildred Martin. Activities included dancing and games with punch served by Mary Helen Lee and Donna Riley. Mary Helen Lee, a vocal soloist, entertained. Crepe paper decor brightened reception rooms. Luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Antoiietto
South High Street
Helena Antoiietto
Elizabeth Folley
Mildred Martin
Mary Helen Lee
Donna Riley
Punch
Mary Helen
Guest Night of Go and Bi by Child's Conservation League
The annual guest night at 209 East State Street featured forty attendees including Mrs. James A. Jones. Mrs. Ernest R. Gross presided as Mother Goose rhymes opened the pro am with prizes awarded for a musical and reading program by Miss Petetot and others. A business meeting Monday with Mrs. Gross will conclude the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child's Conservation League
James A. Jones
East State Street
Ernest R. Gross
John Kilpatrick
Marie Louise Petetot
Petetot
Ohio University
England
Miss Petetot
America
Ralph Woods
John Sprague
Edgar A. Guest
Marie Shorn
Cecelia Collins
Marie Josten
Lila Lane
Fred Fenzel
L. H. Bingman
North
Congress Street
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Lelia Sherman at Sprague Home
A shower was hosted by The Misses Harriet Sprague Doris Nye and Frances Cooksey for Miss Lelia Sherman at 14 Morris Avenue with pink and white decor a boxed bride cake centerpiece and a lighted candle. Guests included Eleanor Welch Florence Carr Jane Dew Rachel Powell Janette James Mildred Banks and several Mrs. Sherman relatives. The bridegroom elect is Dr H L Welch and the wedding is set for Saturday at the Sherman home 19 South Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Sprague
Doris Nye
Frances Cooksey
Lelia Sherman
H. L. Welch
Jacob Sherman
South
Congress Street
Miss Sprague
Morris Avenue
Eleanor Welch
Middleport
Florence Carr
Jane Dew
Rachel Powell
Janette James
Mildred Banks
Farr van Sickle
Dorothy Slingluff
Russell Rupp
Herbert Cox
Bryan Stevers
Emmett Parker
George Banks
Beasley Couple Attend Marietta Wedding of Strecker McConnell
Mr and Mrs F J Beasley traveled to Marietta for the Thursday night wedding of Miss Carol Strecker and Mr Gleaver McConnell The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Strecker of Marietta and sister of Rev C L Strecker of Cincinnati formerly of Athens The Beasleys will return Saturday with their daughter Mrs C L Strecker and children Charles and Mary Jane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beasley
Marietta
Carol Strecker
Gleaver McConnell
C. F. Strecker
C. L. Strecker
Cincinnati
Athens
Athletes and kin visitors travel and a wedding united
Mrs J B Schimmel and two children and Miss Edith Goodman arrive in Athens for a family visit staying with Mrs Ralph P Jennings then plan trips to Akron and back. Mr Jesse Mansfield Clyde Mansfield and Arthur McPherson return from Indianapolis races by car. Fren Le Masters of Long Bottom and Rosetta Randolph of Hockingport wed Friday morning at the home of Dr Daniel McGurk at 25 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Schimmel
Edith Goodman
Decatur
Alabama
Ralph P. Jennings
Akron
John H. MacLaurine
Athens
McLaurine
Jesse Mansfield
Clyde Mansfield
Arthur McPherson
Indianapolis
Fren le Masters
Long Bottom
Rosetta Randolph
Hockingport
Daniel McGurk
M. F
North
Congress Street
One Man Finds Relief with Keller Lithiated Buchu
Kenova Chile resident E E Mullen reports 19 years of night time urination problems. After three weeks of Keller Lithiated Buchu his bladder is normal and he recommends the remedy available for 2 cents a tablet at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Mullen
Kenova
Chile
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
McKee Drug Co
Memorial and School Notes From Hebbardsville
Memorial exercises were held in Hebbardsville Sunday as the Froggy school closed with a picnic dinner. The teacher Will Watkins treated the crowd to hot wiener sandwiches ice cream and cake. Scholars Chester Glass Luella Dale Ruth Fulton and Orville Daily received lovely books for perfect attendance. Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown welcomed a son William Hadent. Local residents Dick Brickies and Mr and Mrs Charles Lowry visited family over Decoration Day. Services are planned for next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
Gay Byers
Logan
Will Watkins
Chester Glass
Luella Dale
Ruth Fulton
Orville Daily
Samantha Lowry
Ernest Brown
Columbus
William Hadent
Dick Brickies
Meigs County
Charles Lowry
Athens
Athens seniors stage hit The House Next Door at Opera House
A full house again filled the Athens opera house Thursday for a second cast performance of The House Next Door by J. Hartley Manners. Fidward Sharp stood out as Sir John Cotswold while Elizabeth Woodworth, Janis Battin, Robert Clutter, Amelia Woods, and Ross Gandee each drew strong applause for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Opera House
J. Hartley Manners
Fidward Sharp
John Cotswold
Elizabeth Woodworth
Margaret Cotswold
Janis Battin
Sir Isaac
Sir Isaac Jacobson
Ernest Algeo
Captain Trevor
Arthur Cameron
Homer Baird
Walter Lewis
Dwight Rutherford
John Barker
Cotswold
Jacobson
Cameron
Sir John Cotswold
Baird
Nuremberg Pencil Industry Hit by Severe Weather
Heavy rain and flooding last Thursday caused extensive damage in the Nuremberg area, traditionally a major center of pencil manufacturing for more than 150 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
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Don Poston
Florence
Poston
Theodore Fluhart
Dayton
Mr. Poston
Fluhart
Yene Pr
L. G. Bean
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Dental Association
Walter K. Miller
Daughter
O. O. Mantz
Mr. Miller
J. A. Miller
Athens Self-Serve Grocery Co
N. J. Baker
Mr. and
Mrs. Frenlky R. Murphy
Palm Beach
Preston
New Sorority
E. E. Mullen
Mullane’s Candy
Lostro Bldg
Stetson’s
Bostonians
Oxfords
Stetson
Chinson & Suckney Crest
Slogain
College Play
Cline’s
Department of Public Speaking
Athens County
Ira Andrews
Joseph Richards
Frank Lowther
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