Portrait of a Glowing Catholic Church Wedding
Miss Joan Coury and Mr. Paul Antoinette wed in St. Pauls Catholic Church with Father Young officiating. The ceremony featured peach gladiolas, ferns, calla lilies, organ music by Nellie McGowan, and a family of Coury and Antoinette relatives. A wedding breakfast for 50 followed at the Ivory Room, Hotel Berry, then a reception and plans for a Westward honeymoon and home at 70 W State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Coury
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Paul Antoinetto
Father Young
Nellie McGowan
Beethoven
Chopin
H. Edward Newcome
Schubert
Rosewig
Mise McGowan
Beatrice Nellie Hall
Helen Keating Coury
Jenny Sadie
Frances Jahahn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Richard Coury
Nicholas Gazzale
Douglas Morgan Hall
Joe Francis Coury
William Farrell
Athens
Joseph Corey
Marietta
Dora Antoinette
Berry
Ernest Newcome
Thomas Coury
Gazzale
Wiener Roast Brings Vermillion Church Class Together
The Married People's Sunday School Class of the First Christian Church held a wiener roast Monday at the Vermillion home on Earich Road. Forty three guests attended with assistance from the Tolsons and Chase family. President John Hoon led a prayer service noting the class won the attendance banner for three Sundays in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian ‘Church
M. T. Vermillion
Earich Road
J. W. Tolson
Pearl W. Chase
John Hoon
Gratson Cheney
Harry S. Lackey
Richard Grubb
Jack Breinich
Fred Sapp
Faye ,Dunfee
Dwight Dunkle
Doing Little Things Won Her Big Success in Doll Fashion
New York designer Shharmel Elliott builds a notable career by creating dolls clothes rather than human fashion. Her exhibit of thirty New York made dolls traces American fashion across eras, from American Indian wear to a 1565 Spanish American dress, with a 1939 era Miss Early doll reflecting current trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shharmel Elliott
Miss Elliott
America
St. Augustine
Fla
Spain
Scharmel Elliott
No Nice Girl Swears Slang Rules From Hilton Chats
Fourth in a summer series by Ohio University student JACK HILTON explores college men’s views on girls. The piece discusses slang use, propriety, and the social impact of swearing versus witty, natural slang, plus notes on beauty shops and local luminaries Sue Lash and Al Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Hilton
Jack Hilton
Alice Leone Moat
O.k
Athens
Sue Lash
WLW
Sue
Cincy J.r
al Knapp
O. U
Marine Ballroom
Cleveland
Child pivey Club At Amesville Inn
Mrs. Harry Fisher presided as toast mistress at a chicken supper and entertainment by the Child Study Club at the Blue and White Inn Amesville last Thursday at 7 30. Mrs. Doris Chapman won the perfect attendance award. A Mystery Gift went to Mrs S N Hartley. Birthday greetings were sent to five members. Plans were made for a Wiener Roast in July and a Husband s Picnic later in the summer. The club meets only during the school year and will resume mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fisher
Child Study Club
Blue and White Inn
Amesville
Fisher
Doris Chapman
S. N. Hartley
Dennis Baughman
Joe Vance
Carol Bailey
William Mansfield
OU Playshop Plans Outdoor Summer Theater
Ohio University announces its first outdoor summer theater on Memorial Auditorium steps with three one act plays to be staged July 18. Tryouts at 7 30 p m June 22 open to students and townspeople. Plays include Helen s Husband Antigone and Aulis Difficulty with casting by the drama department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Robert Gates Dawes
Memorial Auditorium
Helen
Philip Moeller
Maurice Baring
Jack Swanson
Personal notices recap from Tarrytown to Buckeye Lake events
Local brief items list travels and gatherings of residents from Tarrytown and Nelsonville to State College Pennsylvania for engineering meetings. Mentions of visits to Indianapolis Athens Columbus Cedar Point Buckeye Lake and migration of family members. Also notes Rebekah Lodge meeting and pancake griddle care tip.
Thelma Lehew and Harry Risley Wed in Home Ceremony
Thelma Lehew and Harry A Risley married in a two thirty Saturday ceremony at the bride's mother's home 60 N Congress St Athens Rev W D Robinson officiated Attendants Roberta Erwin and Donald E Robinson The couple reside at 60 N High St after a brief wedding trip Lehew a graduate of Athens High School and Ohio University works for Colonial Finance Risley oversees sign construction for the State Highway Department Plainspoken hometown notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Lehew
Harry Risley
Maude Kittsmiller
Harry A. Risley
Athens
N. Congress St
W. D. Robinson
Roberta Erwin
Donald E. Robinson
Miss Erwin
Marriage Meddlers in Greenwich Hideout Tangle
A secret cellar confrontation unfolds as Charles Spencer and his loyal guards press Maxie, Nellie, and Madge Graham in a bid to uncover the names of traitors. Nellie coercively shifts Maxie from bluster to fear and promises safety if truth is spoken. Maxie agrees to divulge what he knows as the scene ends with an implied continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Madge Graham
Lillian Underwood
Greenwich Village
Spencer
Maxie
Gus
Madge
Lillian
Nellie
Sigma Phi Gamma Hosts Bridge Party and Box Social
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority held a bridge event at The Eastwood on Monday night with six tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. B F Beckler Jr and Miss Eileen Stratton for high scores. Ice cream cake coffee and nut dainties were served. A Box Social followed on Morrison Brown Hill with 6:30 arrivals and sorority songs after bidding and feasting. Also noted is Mrs Ezra McLean in serious condition at her daughter Blanch Green’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Herron
Herman Herron
Laura Henderson
Pryce Dunlap
Eastwood
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
B. F. Beckler, Jr
Eileen Stratton
Sorority
Sigma Phi Gamma
Morrison Brown Hill
Ezra McLean
Blanch Green
Columbia Ave
Community group meetings and visits announced
The Women's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church meets at Mrs. Frank Reed's Columbia Ave home on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Daughters of Union Veterans meet at IOOF Hall Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A Wednesday potluck for new members is planned at the Presbyterian Church, and the Young Married Couples Ham Bake will be at M. D. Hughes cabin on Central Ave at 6 p.m. Also listed are Wesleyan and Eagles events, a Junior Baseball Team benefit at Eagles Hall, a Married Couples class gathering at Vermillion home, and Deborah Class meeting at 34 W Carpenter St. A Columbus visit by Mrs. Carl W. Hayes and relatives is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Episcopal Church
Frank Reed
Columbia Ave
Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Hughes
Eagles’ Hall
First Christian Church
M. T. Vermillion
Earich Road
Pearl Chase
Pat Tolson
Deborah
Christian Church
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
Columbus
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Mary A
Mary Antoinette
Child Pivey Club
Amesville Inn
OU Playshop
Carl Brooks
Philip Ashton
Tarrytown
N. Y
W. J. Brooks
Hocking St
J. W. Woods
Nelsonville
Brooks
General Dry Battery Co
Indiana
William Young
Neil Thomas
Pennsylvania State University
State College
Society For the Promotion of Electrical Engineering
al Knouff
Indianapolis
William Long
Long
Allison Engineering Company
Knouff
D. C. Snow
Guysville
Wilmer Harman
Jorg Fasting Dancing School
Suzanne Harman
Woman's Club
Jane Harman
Snows
C. B. Dillon
E. State St
Cedar Point
the Motors Mutual Insurance Company of
Ohio
Richard Fought
Buckeye Lake
Rebekah Lodge
Nannie Allom
Adele Garrison
Central Ave
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesleyan Guild
First Methodist Church
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Carl W. Hayes
Stewart
Clifford Radebaugh
Elizabeth Phillips
Hayes
Lu‘ella Hay
Makestos
Gallahers
Wm. M. Scholl
A. M
Dr. Scholl
Mechem’s Shoe Stores
Noa Os Core Et W
Columbus Street
Nelsonwille
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