Marriage at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in New Lexington
The ceremony at 10 AM joined the couple in a double ring rite officiated by Rev. W. C. Dyer. The bride, given by her father, wore peach chiffon with butterfly roses. The groom is associated with the Athens Home Telephone Co. and they plan a honeymoon trip to Cleveland and Detroit before settling at 65 East Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
New Lexington
W. C. Dyer
Carmen Kochensparger
I. A. Shaffhauser
Detroit, Mich
Hotel Guinsler
Junction City
Mr. Moler
Hhis
Cleveland
Detroit
Mes Moler
East Mulberry Street
P. B. Lawrence
Opal McWhorter
Niagara Falls
Points
Canada
Columbus
Mildred Scott
Social Roundup of Local Movements and Weddings
Local residents travel for weddings and visits across Ohio with trips to Youngstown Columbus New Lexington Junction City and Niagara Falls. Families greeting relatives include the Molers Daileys Coburns and Gists while Dorothy Gist travels with her mother Mrs C B Parker.
Columbus Athenian Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Columbus Athenian Club met at Mrs. J W Richardson’s home on Westerville Road and organized at 6 pm after a pot luck dinner. Members reported 14 visits to Athens friends in Columbus hospitals. Four visitors attended. An Athens County picnic is planned for June 23 at Washington Park with a 12 pm gathering on the south veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Junean
Athena County
Ways and Means
Ines Alexander
John Winsterwald
John Kilpatrick
J. W. Hudson
Mariana Bing
Furnish
A. R. Kresge
Columbus Athenian Club
J. W. Richardson
Westerville Road
Columbus
Athens
WH. 1 Wise
Rosa Hill
Sadie Salters
Helen Salters
Joss Clark
George Chaney
EB. Mickle
Galena
R. H. Thompson
Hazel Miller
William Pennell
Percie Fulwider
Caroline Fulwider
Erma Fu
Speedy Remedy for Colds and Fevers Mentioned
A historical note describes 666 as a rapid cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria, claiming it as the most speedy remedy available.
Levy Altman Date Announced at Dinner Bridge in Youngstown
Miss Natalie M Levy of Youngstown announced her wedding date July 7 at a dinner bridge at Youngstown Country Club hosted by faculty associates. The event featured floral Dresden hues, corsages, and ten bridge tables with decorations including pansies, bridal wreath, and Shasta daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie M. Levy
Youngstown
Sam Altman
Athens
Glouster
Youngstown Country Club
Miss Levy
Lene
Jovy
Chi Omega Alumnae Elect Officers At Last Meeting
Chi Omega Alumnae Club held its final meeting of the college year at Mrs. BP F Good s home 34 Morris Avenue electing officers Mrs Charles Woodworth president Miss Grace Stickney treasurer and Mrs P F Good secretary Mrs J RR Harvey and Mrs Henry Link travel to Columbus for Daughters of 181 chapter organization Four people attend class with Mrs Harvey state chairman Visitors include Miss Vircia Coe Miss Jean Flemming Ravenswood W Va Miss Violet Tisher Huntington W Va and Miss Priscila Wells Amesville guests at various events. Mrs John Lippincott returns from Cleveland for vacation Nise Lippincott works at Simmons Mfg Co Lt CC DD Club gathering at 48 South Cemetery Street Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
BP. F. Good
Morris Avenue
Good
John Rolin
Charles Woodworth
Grace Stickney
P. F. Good
J. RR. Harvey
Henry Link
Columbus
The
Daughters of 181
Harvey
Vircia A Coe
Jean Flemming
Ravenswood
W. Va
Violet Tisher
Huntington
Woodlands murder confesses to fatal attack on child
In Ukiah California Thomas Lehew 52 a woodsman in the redwood country confessed to the May 25 assault and murder of Teresa Johnson 6 in the woods near her home He admitted the crime during questioning and faces legal proceedings.
Perry County Dealers Sell 140 New Cars in May
Perry County automobile dealers sold 140 new cars during May, announced by P. Ki. Jones, clerk of courts, in New Lexington. The release notes May totals and reflects local auto market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Perry County Automobile
P. Ki. Jones
Welfare Conference Draws Wide County Attendance
A large turnout is expected at the second annual child welfare conference at Athens Presbyterian Church. More than 40 people from Hocking County will attend, with the Kiwanis Club, Notary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and parent teacher groups all planning participation. The event runs from 4:00 to 4:90 p m with luncheon following and special attendees from Athens County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecking County
Athens Presbyterian Church
Major S M. Johnson
Athens County
Hocking County
Kiwanis Club
Notary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Six Unite in Triple Wedding at Athens Home
Six relatives tied the knot in a triple ceremony at Rev Mee Mt Kim’s home in Athens on Pariday. Gilbert Strausbaugh and Leon Hitt wed in Glendale area. Elizabeth Meodsby joined Wesley Strausbaugh. plus a third couple married at the same event. The couples plan a short wedding trip and future residences include Dayton and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Mt. Kimmey
Athens
Pariday
Iilbert Straushbaugh
Jacksonville
Tuston
Leon
Hitt
Belgium Agrees to Direct Talks with Berlin on Reparations
World credit nations reach accord on the reparations problem after Belgium accepts to settle its mark claim directly with Germany. The plan shifts negotiations from the conference to bilateral talks, with Owen D. Young guiding the framework and the Helian delegation signaling potential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Berlin
Germany
Samerd Dashiell
Wester Paris
Jane
Alliel Crediter
Bertin
Conference of Reparationa
Neblan
Bielgium
A& Ini O
Heleian
Owen D. Young
Brothers Agree to Help Elder Father in Court Action
Five Gould family members faced charges over neglecting care for their elderly father George Gould. After pleading guilty at the court of Magistrate Carl Uo Dorter, brothers Elmer and Charles Gould agreed to provide support and arrangements to care for him, following arrest by Constable Harry Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour
Carl Uo Dorter
Carat Stanley
Slater
Charles Gould
Pameros
Elmer Gould
Athens
George Gould
Harry Dalton
Set
Hement
Cothe
Nice People Avoid Perspiration Odor Ad Promo
An advertisement touts Mennen products including a powder for odor control and a talc for perspiration. It promotes regular use to stay odor free all day, absorb excess moisture, and protect garments with mentions of sanitary pads and foot application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennen
Konta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Kochensparger
William Moler
Quet
Fred Stauffer
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Federation
A. &. Wagner
J. W Hudson
A. RR. Kresge
E. I. Black
Chautauqua
Luther
Asther
Christian Church
Dan Bardin
Morris and
May Avenue
A. N. Johnson
L. K. Carpenter
William Connett
Joe Bardin
Hershel Sanders
Sonny Boy
Margaret Junod
Ernestine Junod
Bill Carpenter
Virginia Bardin
M. F. Duest
Homer Rodehaver
Bessie Carmen
C. C Severage
Walter Baird
Gerven Rypma
Pomeroy Road
Robert
I Editivens
Fred Kelley
Wrank Bean
Second Street
Prank Dean
W. F. Moler
Hurley Bk. Moler
Frank Moler
Earl T. Dailey
Ruth Kochensparzer
Mrs. C. ©. Gist
Gallipolis
C. BR. Parker
Miss Woorothy Gist
Dwight E. Williams
June Eloise
Georgia Irene
McHenry
F. A. Cooley
Williams
Health’s
James H. Lash
Hollywood Congregational Church
Hollywood
Calif
John B. Lash
George Ws. Lash
University Terrace
Lash
Rotary
Hore Berry
Florence Penquite
Joseph Kinz
Addison Peeder
Union
Zaleski
Order of Eastern Star
Priscila Wells
Amesville
Iisten Townsend
Harry H Townsend
Maplewood Prive
John Lippincott
Ruth Lippincott
Nise Lippincott
Simmons Manufacturing Company
Pr. KE. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Lt. ¢. DD. Club
Kiwanis
Chas. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Sherwin-Williams
White Mountain
Pennsylvania
Worthington
Athens, Ohio
Gladstone
South Court Street
Grange
New Marshfield
Summit Grange
New Marshfeld
Churel
Carrt Shaffer
Minis
Ter
Effie Bridge
Lou Hawk
Nettie Barron
Lettie Shaffer
Lola Migley
Lena Whitlateh
Clara My Kibben
Harry Hawk
Ed Hawk
Charly Walker
Tvrrand
Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
Accounstante
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Lerican Tobaccs Company
Reais
Amer Tobacco Manufectur
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