Tea Honors Miss Virginia Besse at Phillips Home
Boston socialette Miss Virginia Besse fiancee of John Phillips of Boston hosts a tea at the Phillips residence 35 Grosvenor St. The Cape Cod style house features pastel walls antique furniture and a larkspur centerpiece. Guests from out of town include Mrs. Morrisey Rochester N Y and Mrs. Clapp Columbus others attend. Miss Besse recently graduated from Katherine Gibbs and works at N W Ayers in Boston while Mr. Phillips just finished Babson Institute.
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Miss Besse
John Phillips
Fisher Home
Virginia Besse
Boston
Mass
C. E. Fisher
Phillips
Grosvenor St
Cape Cod
H. G. Stalder
T. N. Hoover
C. H. Harris
H. Westcott Roach
Columbus
Henry Williams
Sandusky
Verne LeRoy
East Lansing
Mich
Benjamin Franklin
Point Pleasant
Edith Humphrey
Hockingport
Agnes Reed
Pomeroy
Godey
Katherine Gibbs School
N. W. Ayers, Advertising Company
Mr. Phillips
Babson Institute
Wellesley
Beesons Se spend Summer at Cedar Point
Mr and Mrs Hampton Beeson and Alice Henry of Columbus plan a Cedar Point summer while Beeson serves as convention and publicity rep Mrs Beeson is sister of Mrs R W Finsterwald of Athens The Finsterwalds and children Jane and Don expect to visit the Beeson cottage on the Chaussée Paul Dean and W H Marshall joined an excursion to Cincinnati for a ball game between Cincinnati and Boston ahead of the state convention events at Cedar Point.
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Hampton Beeson
Alice Henry
Columbus
Cedar Point
Beeson
State St
Association of Credit Bureaus of Ohio, Inc
Paul Dean
W. H. Marshall
Cincinnati
Boston
Music Pupils of Mrs Millikan in Evening Recital
A Kat erine Millikan Studio of Music recital at the Hotel Berry Saturday June 17 featured the accordion band and vocal selections by guest artist Mrs Margaret Newman and her daughter Nancy of Portland. The program included multiple piano accordion guitar solos and ensemble numbers performed by pupils and guests with Madelyn Pickett and parents noted.
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Katerine Millikan
Hotel Berry
Margaret Newman
Nancy Newman
Portland
Twinkle
Rosemary Palmer
Pietro
la Spagnola
Elaine Hess
Stein
Richard Stalder
Jennie Sue Rousey
Katherine Millikan
Robin
Alexander
Nola
Glow Worm
Lyndal Lee Woolley
Roger Williams
Virginia Haley
Martha Morris
Bobby Sprague
Chicago
Virginia Rogers
Jacksonville Club Hosts Friday Social Evening
The Past Noble Grands Club met with Mrs. Frank Dunlevy for a social hour and contests with prizes for Mrs. Earl Oliver and Mrs. Mary Conaway. A luncheon followed for guests including Mrs. Earl Oliver and Sue Ann Harry. several local families and travelers were noted as weekend or Sunday guests at nearby homes.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Frank Dunlevy
Earl Oliver
Mary Conaway
Maude Davis
R. S. Lawrence
Sue Ann Harry
Wade Johnston
Columbus
Harold Woodgerd
Middleport
A. R. Woodgerd
Anna Schmidt
Eliza Cox
Norma Jean
Ruth Ann Thompson
Glouster
Charles Guinther
E. J. Mandrell
Lena Burdiss
Leona Nicholas
American Legion Auxiliary
Corning
Ida South
Jennie Palmer
George Palmer
Steubenville
Charles Hoisington
Ralph M. Hoisington
Tarheel Buckeyes Hold Fourth Annual Picnic at Athens County Fairgrounds
The Tarheel Buckeye Club held its fourth annual picnic Sunday June 18 at Grange Hall in the Athens County Fair grounds. Sixty five members and fifteen guests attended despite poor weather. Officers elected for next year include R A Gallaway president Walter Yount vice president and Mrs O V Yaw secretary treasurer. Notables from North Carolina joined guests and a vote was taken to keep next year’s picnic at the same time and place.
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Tarheel Buckeye Club
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Walter Yount
Ellis Moore
North Carolina
Gene Gallaway
O. Rowland
J. R. Gentry
R. A. Gallaway
Athens
Glouster
O. Vv. Yaw
May Maynar
Elmer Young
Marie Yount
R. C. Gallaway
William Yount
Ransom Campbell
Hickory
N. C
Z. V. Hall
Hudson
Marvin White
Granite Falls
Marriage Meddlers in Secret Cellar Probe
Adele Garrison portrays Madge Graham and Lillian Underwood drawn into a gang clash as Charles Spencer and his men close in on hideaway secrets. Maxie betrays details learned at Nellie’s saloon table while Spencer promises protection in exchange for full truth about the hideout. (Continued Tomorrow)
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Adele Garrison
Greenwich Village
Charles Spencer
Ace Secret Service
Madge Graham
Lillian Underwood
Spencer
Madge
Lillian
Nellie
Gus
Maxie
S.O.S. Club Meets Tuesday At Home of Joan Seaman
The SOS Club met Tuesday night June 13 at Joan Seaman’s home to plan a potluck supper. After business, games were played and refreshments served. The next meeting was at Donna Ayers’ home on a following Tuesday.
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S.O.S. Club
Joan Seaman
Donna Ayers
Miracle escape leads to wedding day celebrations
Mrs. Eddie Newcome survived a car wreck near Tiffin Ohio after her vehicle skidded on wet clay and rolled twice. She was treated for a scratched knee and is recovering at her mother in law’s home. Eddie Newcome, earning a master’s degree at Ohio University, rushed back with Carl Combs to Athens. The piece also notes local weddings and social scenes including the Berry-Antoinette ceremony and remarks on tasseling glamour among Athens residents.
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Eddie Newcome
Ernest Newcome
Tiffin
Wuthering Heights Bowed to Open at Athena Theatre
The Samuel Goldwyn production of Wuthering Heights stars Merle Oberon as Cathy and Laurence Olivier as Heathcliff with David Niven Geraldine Fitzgerald Flora Robson and more. William Wyler directs this dramatic romance shot on Yorkshire moors and opening Wednesday via United Artists.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Emily Bronte
Wuthering Heights
Mérle Oberon
Cathy
Laurence Olivier
Heathcliff
William Wyler
Miss Bronte
Hollywood
Mr. Goldwyn
Athena Theater
United Artists
Miss Oberon
Olivier
Jezebel
Yorkshire
Merle Oberon
Edgar Linton
David Niven
Ingenious Sets Highlight Silent Era Film Adaptation
The article details lavish sets for a period drama including Thrushcross Grange and a grand ballroom, portraying 19th century England. It notes an old English manor house and a rural farmhouse, crafted to evoke desolate moorland atmosphere and affluent life.
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Thrushcross Grange
England
Calendar Notes From Local Organizations
Thursday evening events include the Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles at Eagles Hall at 7 30 with April May and June birthdays celebrated. Deborah Class meets Mr E G Campbell 34 W Carpenter St 7 30 p m. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge 553 meets IOOF Hall 7 30 p m. Business and Professional Women meet 7 30 p m in Cline Building club room. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Kay Frances Vandergrift born weighing eight pounds seven and three quarters ounces to Mr and Mrs Arthur Vandergrift. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herbert McCullick and Mr Henry Vandergrift.
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Orville Lee
Ralph L. Kincade
Martha Louise Carpenter
Champion Ave
Columbus
Arthur Kincade
Athens
Route Four
Bert Carpenter
Amesville
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Deborah
The
Christian Church
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
Nannie Allom
Cline Building
Arthur Vandergrift
Kay Frances
Herbert McCullick
Hockingport
Henry Vandergrift
Parkersburg
W. Va
June meeting of Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at Janssen home
The Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary met at 16 Peach Ridge Road hosted by Mrs. Curtis W. Janssen. Sixteen members attended and elected Betty Rutkoskie president, E. H. Gaylord vice president, and T. C. McCracken secretary treasurer. The session adjourned until September after a social hour with refreshments.
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Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
Curtis W. Janssen
Peach Ridge Road
Betty Rutkoskie
E. H. Gaylord
T. C. McCracken
Olive Tablets Promised to Aid Digestion and Bowel Movements
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to stimulate liver bile, aid digestion of fatty foods, and relieve constipation. It urges hydration, fruits and vegetables and sells tablets at 15¢, 30¢, and 60¢ through druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Old Spice Style Fragrance Revives Early American Charm
Shulton recreates the charm of early America in fragrance and packaging. The collection evokes rose bowl memories with natural flowers and rare spices, using brides’ boxes and Stiegel glass patterns as decorative accessories for the boudoir after contents are used.
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Shulton
America
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