Rose Show Awards And Garden Notes In Sharpsburg
George Lantz won two third place awards for roses at a Columbus event held at the Seneca Hotel on Sunday. The Lantzes discuss their garden of about 80 varieties and over 90 hybrid roses started six years ago at 12 Ohio Ave. Mrs. Lantz praises the garden’s peak bloom while the Good Neighbors Club of Sharpsburg held a meeting at the church with new officers elected and a polluck supper served. The next meeting is set for June 29 at Lola Brill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lantz
Columbus
Seneca Hotel
Lantz
Good Neighbors Club of
Sharpsburg
Jennie Loeffler
Mary Armstrong
Gretta Harris
Ldsia Brill
Patty Armstrong
Merle Walton
Lola Brill
Residents and visitors share weekend and graduation plans
Mrs. George Riser and daughter Georgianne visit Elmwood Place for Athens High School graduation events where her brother Jack graduates. Nearby travels include Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pedigo of Columbus visiting relatives, and Mrs. Art McPherson Jr and kids from Scottsburg visiting Athens and Wooster. Additional guests include the Windlands from Guysville and Lott from Tuppers Plains. The Clarks Chapel MYF sponsors an ice cream social Friday at 5 PM with ice cream cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riser
Georgianne
Scottsburg
Ind
Mrs. McPherson
Tom Gibson
Mr. McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Congress St
Ohio
McPherson
Wooster
Ted Evans
Carol
Tommy
Athens
MYF
Clarks Chapel Church
Trunick Daughter Receives Arts Degree at Stephens College
Miss Eleanor Trunick daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E F Trunick of Pomeroy Road earned an Associate in Arts at Stephens College for Women Columbia Missouri on Tuesday May 29 Her parents attended the five days of commencement activities and brought her home Their son Robert E Trunick will receive a Masters in Engineering at Ohio State University Columbus on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Trunick
Earl EF. Trunick
Pomeroy Road
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Trunick
Southeast Branch Laboratory
Ohio Department of Health
Stephens
Robert E
Ohio State
Columbus
Actress Bound to Wheelchair Builds New Career on Faith
Susan Peters, a once rising actress now paralyzed from the waist down after a hunting accident, builds a renewed career on faith and persistence. She anchors a daily television show, studies law, and raises her adopted son in Philadelphia while engaging with hundreds of fan letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
NEA
Susan Peters
Susan
Richard Quine
San Diego
California
Ag Sint
Sign of the Ramn
Wimpole Street
Come East
Susan Martin
Mary
Gentle persuasion as cure in mental care emphasized
Dr. George W Crane recounts a talk by Dr. Alex W at a medical society on treating sanitarium patients kindly. He contrasts harsh restraint with gentle patient dialogue, echoing a "sunny disposition" to ease fear and aid recovery, noting Meininger brothers report near 80 percent return home with loving care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Alex W
Crane
Dental Society
State Institution For
Alex
Meininger Brothers
Drs
Karl and
Will
Memorial Day Social Notes From Mineral Area
Local residents trace Memorial Day activities and family movements. Gerald and Bertha Lightfrith visit Lima. George Buckley works in Bucyrus. Buckleys move to West Virginia. Woods reside in Chillicothe. War veteran William Clark in Columbus hospital. Mary Clark accompanies him. French family visits. Joe Cooper relocates to Albany and rents to George Beverage Jr. Miss Penrod handles estate matters. Norman Saylor and C V Hester noted for household incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald McWhorter
Bertha Lightfrith
Lima
George
Donna Buckley
George Buckley
Joe Buckley
Bucyrus
Ohio
Charles Woods
Chillicothe
Elza Summers
Albert Buckley
West Virginia
Buckley
Warve Brooks
Mineral
William Clark
B&o Railroad Company
Columbus
Mary Clark
Herman Secoy
Golda Mamilion
Joe Cooper
Albany
George Beverage, Jr
Athens
Isaac Penrod
Norman Saylor
Husband and wife teamwork when wife works outside home
A columnist argues that as more wives work, husbands must share housework. If Mama works, Papa should stop loafing and join in chores, treating homemaking as a joint responsibility and recognizing teamwork as essential in modern marriages.
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Mama
W S Menu Meal Details From Historic Luncheon
The menu lists breakfast items of toasted English muffins butter apricot jam coffee and milk. Luncheon features deviled eggs bacon lettuce tomato sandwiches oatmeal her mits and tea with milk. Dinner includes cantaloupe ham beans with sour cream baked potatoes rolls cake coffee and milk.
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Harry F. Love
New Marshfield
Love
Sam Starkey
Nelsonville
Ann Simonton
Chauncey
Carl Starkey
Harise
F. Windland
Wilbur
Eugene
Margaret Ann
Guysville
Elisha Lott
Tuppers Plains
Windland
Harley Walch
Lloyd and
David
Palestine
E. State St
Nannie Allum Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
WCTU
Presbyterian Church
Tancheon
Athens Country Club
H. A. McCaskill
Phillip Woodworth
Onne & E. Cooper
Ohio Ave
Tia
Minear
Guysville Masonic Hall
Aeth
Church the Good Shepherd
Z F
Spa
Gaile Dugas
Russell Stover
Candy
Logan
Princeton Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
David Hugh Jones
Nature
C. V. Hester
Ruth Millett
ST. Joseph
Suman
Sandee
Stanley Shoe Store
South Court Street
The
House of Fashion
Gorham Sterling
Sterling
Gorham
Addi
Cornwell
S. Court
Grham Camellia
Jantzen
Rose Marie Reid
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