June Brides and Showers Set A June Party Tone
June is the month for weddings and showers with several ceremonies noted such as Ruth Cone and Homer Dorman set for June 14 and Helen Hedden-Wescott Road wedding on May 28. The piece highlights shower ideas from merger gifts to linen and aluminum themes and urges planning around the bride’s color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hedden-Wescott
Ruth Cone
Homer Dorman
Josephine Seel
John W. Risch
Alpha Xi Delta House
Carol Creed
William Wells
Leota McCoy
R. A. Morris
Elsa
High School Graduates Pledged to Ohio University Fraternities
Eleven Athens High School graduates received their diplomas and had pledge pins pinned after commencement. Names listed include Charles Smith and Harry Bennett with Sigma Pi, Roger Jones Jr and Tom Kircher with Beta Theta Pi, Paul Jones and Leslie Fultz with Delta Tau Delta, and Merritt Preston Richard Acomb Jerry Rutkoskie and William Turner with Phi Delta Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Sigma Pi
Charles Smith
Harry Bennett
Beta Theta Pi
Roger Jones, Jr
Tom Kircher
Robert Wheaton
Parker Walker
Delta Tau Delta
Paul Jones
Leslie Fultz
Phi Delta Theta
Merritt Preston
Richard Acomb
Jerry Rutkoskie
William Turner
Local Singers Perform Solos in I's a Knock Out
Local performers will showcase solos in the play Its a Knockout sponsored by Sigma Phi Gamma. Margaret Guthrie Bill Curry and others will perform with the chorus and guest singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Bill Curry
Sigma Phi Gamma
Bill Kirener
Helen Erskine
Kenneth Dunn
S M Clifton
Della Dorsey
Mona Herron
Dr. Chiften
Marguerite Alice Guthrie
Legion Dance Honors Poppy Sale at Hotel Berry
American Legion Saturday Night Club at Hotel Berry hosts a dance in honor of the Legion Auxiliary and Poppy Day sales. Jimmie Littler’s orchestra provides music as local couples fill the event with community support.
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Legion
American Legion
Hotel Berry
Jimmie Littler
The
Legion Auxiliary
Married Comrades A Sequel to By ADELE
The scene follows Dicky plotting a covert New Hampshire camp mission with the boys, guarding Mary and Aunt Katherine from Mary’s awareness, while Grandfather’s orders delay reveal. Junior and Roderick vow to keep quiet, framing a secret expedition tone through a family-driven wartime intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
New Hampshire
Junior
Jim
Roderick
Beatt
Mary
Jack Leslie
Katherine
Butter Rejuvenation Through Milk Soaks and Rinsing
A method describes reviving rancid butter by breaking it up and soaking in fresh milk to absorb dairy then draining washing in cold salted water and reforming into pats for use. The process emphasizes refreshing fat with milk and cold water rinses.
Charming Summer Dress Pattern With Cape Design No. 3371
Fashion notice for a washable summer dress pattern in cotton linen or silk with a smart cape. Style No 3371 fits bust 36 to 48 inches. separate cape uses 11 2 yards of 39 inch material. pattern 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents. Order from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Sans Souci Graduation Dance Follows Commencement
About seventy couples attended the Graduation Dance in the K of P Hall hosted by Sans Souci high school group. Jim Littler's orchestra provided music while attendees wore white gowns and pastel dresses. Intermission featured Anna Mae Keever and Barbara McKinstry in tap routines as nine ties characters. Committee members included Janet Mackinnon Elizabeth Littler Martha McVay and Eileen Decker with chaperons Mrs Clyde Littler and Mrs Con Mackinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci
K. of P. Hall
Jimmy Littler
Anna MaeKeever
Barbara McKinstry
Anna Mae
Barbara
Janet Mackinnon
Elizabeth J.litler
Martha McVay
Eileen Decker
Clyde Littler
Con Mackinnon
Social and family visits across Washington Columbus and Athens
Guests include Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Hill of Washington DC with Dr. M. L. Haines in town. Mr. and Mrs. Carey return to DC after a visit with the Webers of North Lancaster Street. Local plans note Rhododendron Festival travel to Asheville and a Relief Corps meeting at Red Men's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Hill
Washington, D. C
A. T. Volwhler
Hill
Library of Congress
New
National Archives
M. L. Haines
Indianapolis
St. Petersburg
Florida
William F. Carey
Hazel Weber
Charlies Weber
North
Lancaster Street
Charles Mills
P. D. Carr
Asheville
N. C
Columbus
Golden Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Primpin¢ Personal Advance Marks First Year Hand
Ambiguous fragment notes an appearance in class and potential advances in a personal program. No clear entities or events are identifiable from the text.
Mrs. Elsie Toe Hosts Bridge Party Winners
Mrs Elsie Toe entertained guests at her home on 1 Street with a bridge party. First prize honors went to We Shafer followed by Bernice Dalton and others. Refreshments were served by Bernice Dalton and Lucile Toe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John Dowler
Martin Avenue
Elsie 1
Bridge du
Bernice Dalton
Lucile Toe
U. S. IN New Marshfield Order Eastern annual inspection
June 11 event followed by dinner. All participants must contact secretary for communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New Marshfield
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Marian Bush
Elsa Maxwell
Logan
O. U
Barby
Leslie Bradfield
Grosvenor Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jane Isabelle
Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
Rollins
S. Co
Miller’'S
Hotel
Te Gucees
Lake
Faith
Mums
Adee Garrison
Woodworth’s
Herman Luckoff
Bermuda
Dixie Lou Williams
Columbus School For Girls
Dixie Lou
R. D. Williams
Williams
Elbert Gubber
Mary Stumpp
Urbana, Ill
Edward C. Schloss
West State Street
William Masterton
Mr. Masterton
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Masterton
Court Street
James Palmer
Joseph King
Pittsburgh
J. T. Caulderwood
B. H. Biddle
Sugar Grove
Athens High School
Richard Parker
Jesse Pierce
Shade
Walter Baird
War Veterans Hospital
Dayton
June
Relief Corps
Francys and
Grace Cochran
S. Court St
Primpin
Rexall
Rauch
Rauch's Oven-to-Home Service
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