W A A Group Of Rio Grande Takes Outing
A 14 member group from Rio Grande enjoyed a weekend camping trip to Fairfield Lake with boating swimming and hiking. The party included members of the old and new cabinet an advisor and several staff.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
7
A 14 member group from Rio Grande enjoyed a weekend camping trip to Fairfield Lake with boating swimming and hiking. The party included members of the old and new cabinet an advisor and several staff.
Bette Davis headlines the drama Marked Woman opening Thursday at the Athena Theater. The film follows hostesses drawn into crime by racketeers, with Eduardo Ciannelli as the boss and Humphrey Bogart as the prosecutor. Davis leads a cast including Isabel Jewell and Jane Bryan in a gripping Metropolitan-nightclub story.
Gallipolis observes Memorial Day with Decoration services at Pine Street Cemetery and widespread closures. Picnic and fishing parties drew crowds, Hobart Dillon notes heavy sightseer turnout at the new lock and dam while cemetery services drew large attendance. Oil company endows UC Berkeley medical school fellowship to study chemical health risks.
The Cheshire Willing Workers Unit hosts an alumni banquet at the high school May 29 with 91 attending including Curtis Guthrie from Columbus and Rev. Frank Tate from Mississippi. Officers for the coming year include President May Rothgeb and Vice President Marvin Thomas.
A string of Sunday visits includes Mr and Mrs Mahlin Mather of Marysville meeting Rev and Mrs Snider. Mr and Mrs Fred Ward of Parkersburg dining with Mrs Clara Ward’s family. Florence Walker accompanying Mr Lawrence Patch of Maumee visiting Anna Ralston.
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