Society and Local News Honoring Four Brides and Bride Elect
Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover entertained Thursday evening at dinner for eight listed brides and guests at 62 Elmwood Place. Pink and white décor featured roses and snapdragons with alumnae, ledges, and guests from notable families. Plates were set for 33, with visiting alumnae and patrons named, and roses highlighted each place card for a refined display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Lucile Henry
Russell W. Finsterwald
Myrtle Mardis
Otto L. Hoisington
Marie Swaim
Harold Mardis
Frances Carr
Russell Rupp
Isaac BE. Ash
George Mclaughlin
F. P. Phillips
W. L. Gard
W. A. Matheny
Anna White
L. J. Addicott
Helen Hockenberry
Elizabeth Beatty
Nada Bobo
Eva Ford
Jessie Spelman
Paul Neron
Annual Picnic Hosts For U C D Club at Davidson Home
The U C D club holds its annual porch picnic at the Davidson home, 152 North Congress, with 16 members and guests. Mrs Addison Fryburger sings German songs as needlework and social chat fill the afternoon. A 5 o'clock repast is served with attendees including Mrs P H Druggan Mrs H P Lee Mrs Vic tor Pierce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C.D
Addison Fryburger
P. H. Druggan
H. P. Lee
Victor Pierce
Fred H. McCoy
Julia Dickson
Nelle Carr
LE. Ash
R. C. Shirley
William Connett
T. J. Moorman
Frank Dean
Elizabeth Henry
Beryl Meier
Fanny Elizabeth Davidson
Final Athens high School class of 21 party at Armory
The Athens high School class of 1921 held its final get together at the Armory on Thursday night. Committees including Kathryn Overmeyer Helen Phillips and others organized games a grand match and the first dance followed by a Spanish dance and a class prophecy. Colonial candy bouquets and army fashion refreshments capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Armory
Kathryn Overmeyer
Helen Phillips
Bicknell Robinson
R. Daggett
J. Bolin
Seth Lewis
Henry Crow
Jean Gist
Baker Young
Class Party Remarks on Attendance and Merriment
The notes describe a well attended party that was enjoyed by the class. Dancing continued until twelve with jokes about fees and wafers noted as rewards.
Local residents host visitors from across the region
Herman Bardin of Lancaster visits Athens relatives Mrs N K Moore and Naomi Gist of Amhricaville and Alex M Moore. Miss Edythe Welch of New York stays with Mr and Mrs C H Welch. Mrs Jennie Mills Jones of Shawnee visits Charles Mills and family. Pauline Keenan of Caldwell stays with cousin Miss Bicknell Robinson who graduates from the class of 1921. Mr and Mrs Richard Fought host Mr and Mrs W A Thorn and son Orville and Mr and Mrs Don Byers and children Jane and Omar of Clyde. George Hill of Richl Avenue plans a two month trip visiting Spokane Harrington and other points. Mrs J H Comstock and family leave to join Captain Comstock in Madison after visiting Millersburg relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Keenan
Caldwell
Bicknell Robinson
Richard
W. A. Thorn
Orville
Don Byers
Jane and
Omar
Clyde
George Hill
Richl Avenue
Spokane
Harrington
Washington
J. H. Comstock
Captain Comstock
University of Wisconsin At
Local residents to visit Ashland and Marion homes
Mrs. Etta Hoppes of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. G Glasener of Marion with two children will arrive Saturday by motor from Marion to be Sunday guests at the A E B Falloon home on 27 North Congress street. Miss Elisabeth Hackman of Gallipolis is guest of the Porters at 67 West Washington street ahead of high school commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hoppes
Ashland
G. Glasener
Marion
Emma Stevens
Rutland
A. EB. Falloon
North
Congress Street
Elisabeth Hackman
Gallipolis
H. Porter
West Washington Street
Mies Julia Porter
Flax Trials in Egypt Yield High Quality Fiber
A report notes that flax planted in Egypt from Australian seed produces high quality fiber. Experts evaluate soil climate and techniques, aiming to boost yield and emphasize quality over quantity for textile use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Freckle Remedy Offered With Money Back Guarantee
A newspaper blurb touts Othine double strength as a freckle remedy. Buy an ounce from any druggist and apply several times to remove freckles with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad notes more than one ounce may be needed for stubborn cases and emphasizes the double strength formula.
Edison New Art of Music Promises Joy to Homes
An advertisement extols Thomas Edison's music reproducer the New Edison. It highlights seven years of experiments, three million dollars spent, and the phrase recreation of music. The copy invites readers to hear Edison recreations and examine Edison period cabinets while promising easy purchase on credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
Edison
Hancock Grand High School Graduation Honors Seniors
Thirty eight seniors of John Hancock high school were awarded diplomas at Ewing Hall Athens in a ceremony featuring Dr F B Dyer’s address on education bearing on effort and bearing. The program included remarks by Dean W W McIntire and a student oration on opportunities for women, with diplomas conferred by Professor F B Dilley and Miss Mary Connett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock High School
Ewing Hall
Ohio University High School
F. B Dyer
Dean W. W. McIntire
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Dyer
Athens
Cincinnatian
Antioch College
Horace Mann
Packard
Ford
William H. Taft
United States
Thomas Arnold
Rugby
England
Illustra
Art C. Haacke
Alice Rowan
Leroy Skidmore
Helen Bowles
F. B. Dilley
Mary Connett
A. C. Haacke
Richard Angell
Olive Bay
Verne Lueno
Agatha Bridwell
Golda Brown
Irma Bryan
Carrol Cain
Lenore Calhoun
Lucille Carr
Mattie Cox
Mary Clark
Su San Clark
Thelma Creamer
Vincent Creighton
Catherine Darrah
Nervous People Promise From Eto-Phosphate Cure
A drug claim from McKee Drug Co guarantees that nervous, haggard men and women will gain weight and strength after a short course of Eto-Phosphate. The ad asserts the product can restore health and vigor for those in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Card of Thanks for Bereavement in Ohio
We thank friends for kindness during our mother’s illness and death and for beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tucker. Chavnecy. Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Tucker
Chavnecy
Ohio
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Alequin Sorority
Mrs
Bart Davidson
America
A. H
Herman Bardin
Lancaster
N. K. Moore
Naomi Gist
Amhricaville
Alex M. Moore
Edythe Welch
New York City
Mrs. C. H. Welch
South Court Street
Jennie Mills Jones
Shawnee
Charles Mills and
West Union Street
Tom Price
George Price
New Straitaville
Edna Price
Howard Hall
Emma Battin
Raybould
Mint
New York Globe
New York Evening Mail
The
Cleveland Leader
Boston Globe
Missouri
Han
Jewelers
Hancock Grand
Cash Shoe
Hamburg
Pillsbury Best
Michigan
Eeear
Union Grocery Co
Reed
John Syphon
John Overmyer
Mar
Penn
Mill Street
the Place
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