Eloise Schar Weds Howard Bittner In Fairport Harbor
Eloise Schar daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Schar of Athens married Howard Bittner son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bittner of Fairport Harbor Ohio at 10 Monday morning June 15 in the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage Athens. Attendants were family. Bride wore blue and white dress with sweet peas and roses. A wedding breakfast followed at the Colonial Inn. Mrs Bittner a graduate of Athens High and Ohio University taught art and home economics at Harding High School. Mr Bittner works for Diamond Alkali Co. They plan a weeklong eastern states trip and will reside at 346 East Street Fairport Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schar
Palmer St
Athens
Eloise
Howard Bittner
Henry Bittner
East St
Fairport Harbor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
TF Dacerlaw
Wiluurmm
Ruwied
Colonial Inn
Harding High School
Bittner
Diamond Alkali Company
East Street
Former Athens Resident in Decoration Day Program
Wayne Roach of Lynn Haven Florida, a former Athens resident, participated in a Decoration Day program. The Panama City Pilot described a striking duet with Roach, a G A R veteran, joining a bass voice with two women’s soprano and alto parts in a spontaneous moment. Mr and Mrs C A Pierce announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Frank Knox of Carrolton Ohio. They wed in St Marys West Virginia March 26, 1936. They plan to live in Carrolton. A picnic at Ash Cave brought together families from Albany Athens and Parkersburg who wintered in Lake Worth Florida. Athens County Pomona Grange to confer degrees at Rome Grange Hall Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Roach
Lynn Haven
Fla
Athens
Panama City
J. M. Cooley
Edna Campbell Cooley
G.A.R
C. A. Pierce
W. Stimson
Ave
Dorothy
Frank Knox
Carrolton
Miss Pierce
Mr. Knox
St. Marys
W. Va
Knox
Athens High School
Minerva High School
Ash Cave
Albany
Parkersburg
Lake Worth, Fla
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Rome
Athens Invited To Participate In Flower Show
All garden club members in neighboring towns and any person in Athens or Athens County interested in raising flowers are invited to attend the Albany Flower Show on Saturday June 20 at Albany High School Auditorium from 11 am to 5 pm. There is no admission charge for entering plants and flowers. Ribbon premiums will be awarded for best flower arrangements miniature gardens and best and most novel house plants. Judges will be invited from neighboring communities. Girl Scouts will serve lunch at a nominal cost. The Albany Garden Club has 46 members and is led by president Mrs Harriett Woodyard who studied Japanese flower arrangement while a missionary in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Albany
Albany Garden Club
Harriett Woodyard
Japan
Woodburn Family Reunion Draws Near Belpre Host Home
Woodburn family members from Woodburn and Belpre traveled to the country home of Ed Brain near Belpre for a Sunday reunion. Twenty four attended a picnic dinner and a tour of the home. Guests included Wilbur Woodburn Little Hocking H B Woodburn Barlow Jenny Woodburn Vincent Lucy Coleman Coolville and Ed Brain and daughter Gertrude. A telegram announced the birth Monday morning of Harriet daughter of Prof and Mrs Edward Arpee of Lake Forest Illinois, former Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hope
Alton Hope
Barbara
Mary Walden
Blanche Walden
John Martin
Eleanor Martin
LeRoy
Ed Brain
Belpre
Woodburn
Brain
Wilbur Woodburn
Little Hocking
H. B. Woodburn
Margaret
Barlow
Jenny Woodburn
Vincent
T. A. Woodburn
Bernice
Raymond
Betty Lou
Arlene
Lucy Coleman
Coolville
Gertrude
T. Arpee
Morris Avenue
Harriet
Edward Arpee
The
Academy At
Lake Forest
Illinois
Mr. Arpee
Athens
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison presents a continuation where Helena argues insurance policy risks, Brixton’s despair, and Dicky’s jests as they drive toward New Haven. The scene hints at financial aid, marital dynamics, and upcoming continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
New Beauty Tips For Summer From Alicia Hart
Alicia Hart suggests updating beauty items for summer with cleansing lotions as a base, copper rust lipstick for tan skin, and matching powders. She advises hand creams for sun and sand, a fresh fragrance, and packing gloves stockings and a handkerchief for summer outings. The note ends with Mrs H H Rathburn and her daughters visiting Mr I E Rathburn in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Week-end visitors and guests fill local homes
Mrs. P G Dowler hosted Rev Warren Freeborn from Concordia Kansas en route to Syracuse New York for a Young People conference. Other guests include Miss Gertrude Maier from Zanesville and Prof A E Wagner's family visiting in Fostoria and Ann Arbor. Several local residents host relatives or travel to Wisconsin Michigan Virginia and Ohio for summer plans and graduations. A birth announcement notes the June 15 arrival of a son to Gene and Glenda Goldsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Dowler
Church St
Warren Freeborn
Concordia
Kans
Miltonvale
Kan
Syracuse
N. Y
Dowler
Gertrude Maier
Zanesville
Youngstown High School
Maier
Ohio University
A. E. Wagner
State St
Fostoria
P. L. Jones
Ralph
Ann Arbor
Robert
University of Michigan
French voyager Titayna says travel beats cash for life
Titayna, a Basque-influenced French writer with pilots licenses, has spent ten years roaming Asia, Africa, and the Pacific by zeppelin, ship, camel, and plane. She argues freedom and curiosity drive travel, not money, and notes strangers often aid solo women. She has crossed oceans on the Queen Mary and the Hindenburg and writes for Paris Soir.
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Titayna
Borneo
Afghanistan
China
South Sea Islands
Mexico
Japan
Morocco
Central America
Mesopotamia
Paris
Those Days Are Gone Forever at the Ohio University Campus
A reminiscence recalls the McVay homestead at University Terrace and East Union, the mid 1800s began occupancy for 56 years, 1862 student pranks in the East and West Wings, a 6 am chapel in Cutler Hall, a belt of sycamore trees behind campus, and a cow grazing in the hitching ground and chapel lawn amid early campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVay
University Terrace
East Union
Cutler Hall
University
Court St
Home Guards Hold Final Meeting at Mrs Dowler’s
The Home Guards of the First M E Church met at 70 Morris Ave for their year end gathering hosted by Mrs John Dowler. The program highlighted migrant children and mission schools run by Women’s Home Missionary Societies across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
John Dowler
Morris Ave
Miss Smathers Tuesday Bride of Mr Wallace
Miss Ada Smathers of Buchtel married Thomas W. Wallace Jr. of Buchtel at the First M E Church parsonage with Rev. W H Fowler officiating. The couple, both graduates of Buchtel High School, plan to live in East Rainelle WV where Wallace will join his father as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Wallace, Jr
Ada. Smathers
Buchtel
M. E. Church
W. H. Fowler
Buchtel High School
Wallace
East Rainelle
W. Va
T. We. Wallace, Sr
Pepperers and Spicers in Medieval London
The article notes that in London around 1180 the forerunners of modern grocers were called pepperers and spicers, reflecting early spice trade and food purveyors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Social Calendar for Week in Town
Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings and picnics from Tuesday to Friday. The First M. E. Church groups meet at Edna Davis and Mary Walker homes. IOOF Hall hosts the Daughters of Union Veterans. King’s Daughters and Wesleyan Service Guild plan a joint picnic to Albany. Athens Grange, Women’s Missionary Society, Gore School reunion, and Presbyterian Bible class hold gatherings with music and refreshments. A Plains gathering is noted Friday night.
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M. E
Edna Davis
Kern St
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mary E. Walker
S. Congress St
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
A. H. James
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
First M. E Church
Albany
Vera McConkey
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
John P. Hope
J. A. Malone
Bernice McLeod
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Gore Teachers and Schoolmates Association
Gore
Woman's Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Roush
Jerseyville Rd
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Vaacre
Itage
Boo
Lesday
FORD
Poe
Eloise Schar
Miss Dorothy Pierce
Dicky
Brixton
Samuel Brixton
Marshall
Madge
Devil
Bed Rock
Helena
New Haven
Mike
Mr. Brixton
H. H. Rathburn
Gloria Lee
Wilma Mae
I. EB. Rathburn
Route Four
Jean Forsyth
F. D. Forsyth
E. State St
Grace Ellen Foster
Harry Foster
Chetek
Wisconsin
Farnam
Miss Forsyth
Miss Foster
Cae
W. D. Robinson
May Ave
Howard H. Belt
Columbus
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Hot Springs
Betty Hoyt McCoy
N. Congress St
Mellicent Hazzard
Monongahela
Miss Hazzard
Miss McCoy
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ruth Mason
Martha Mason
Central Ave
Michigan
Miss Mason
Traverse City
Roy Lee
Stimson Ave
Clifford Radabaugh
Herman Wright
Stewart
Wright
Wade Jarvis
Eleanor Lacy, Stewart
Second St
Nell Mariner
Cleveland
Minnie Mariner
N. Lancaster St
D. C. Snow
Wilmer Harman
Richard Snow
Ohio State University
Coshocton
Government Watershed and Hydrographic Survey
J. R. Nelson
Carpenter
John Grimm
Dwight
Canton
H. W. Gilbert
Martha
Patty
Ray Burch
Burch
R. C. Morris
Millfield
Roy Morris
Nelsonville
Carl Morris
Amesville
Everett Green
Pleasanton Hill
Charlies Smith
Long Bottom
Alex Eneix
Charles
Dorothy Gilbert
Wilma Doughman
Bruce
Betty
Paul
Dayton
Gene Goldsberry
Roy Goldsberry
Les Kittle
Jacksonville
By Laura Lou Brookman
New York
Four Corners
Earth
America
Moana
Tahiti
France
Civilization
Chichesters
al Druggista
Heese
Yorano
Home Guards
Richland Ave. M. P
Miss Smathers
Mr. Wallace
Bates Church
Ertaky
Cline
Toa
Mret SN Cest
Mehd H. Circle
Clara Wallace
the Plains
Thoma Linscott
Banks Ice Cream Co
Petit Aoe
Lot Place
Runaway Bride
Helen Seaey
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