Chauncey Couple Wed in Home Ceremony
Zelda Mae McKinney and Rev. William Strausbaugh were married Saturday at 3 30 p m in the bride’s Chauncey home. An improvised altar, palms and candelabras, and a luncheon followed.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1949
Page
7
Zelda Mae McKinney and Rev. William Strausbaugh were married Saturday at 3 30 p m in the bride’s Chauncey home. An improvised altar, palms and candelabras, and a luncheon followed.
Mrs. E. E. Munden of Athens attended the Hines-Byers wedding in Glouster with additional guests from Columbus and Amesville. Norma Jean Johnson and Donna Rogers visited family in the area while Ray Dulaney and Lee McDonald connected with Broad Street families. Local residents hosted and participated in the wedding reception events.
Dr. Robert Nye of Charleston West Virginia visited Chauncey as a guest of his brother and sister in law Floyd Nye in High Street. He attended Ohio University commencement exercises and earned a civil engineering degree in 1909. He later studied at the College of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri and visited his sister Mrs James Long in Nelsonville. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Fritts of Columbus.
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover move to their farm home near Millfield vacated by Mr and Mrs William Simmers. The Schoonovers had lived for several months in the Catherine Johnston residence on High Street.
Mrs Celia Boudinot summering with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roger Corwin near Millfield. She is visiting with her son in law and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Allen Boudinot at Millfield.
Miss Mary Frances Miller and her siblings Jeanie and Billy of Thorntown Ind. visit Chauncey as guests of their grandfather Dix on H Linscott at 34 Converse Street.
Mrs. Florence Howard and her son Braddy of the Howard Brothers Carnival, stationed in Derry Pennsylvania, visited Millfield home two days last week marking a brief family stop during the carnival circuit.
Dr. C. N. Sanders of Millfield traveled to Columbus and Springfield last week to attend medical meetings, according to local notes.
Chauncsiv George William of Athens visited Columbus on Sunday to stay with his father James Williamson Sr. in the city.
Two fabrics meet in a versatile dress with options including eyelet yoke with lace or ruffled trim. Pattern No 8453 offers sizes 32 to 46 with 3 1/2 yards of fabric at size 34 and 25 cents mailed to Sue Burnett for pattern 8453. Includes 64 pages of fashion guidance and a free pattern inside the sewing book.
A compact list of crossword entries including horizontal clues like Evening pa 12 Australian ostrich 13 Employ 14 Narrow wa 16 Roof finial and vertical clues such as Buries 23 Arid region 24 Fruit pl 25 Concealed 32 Scheme 33 An is important to him, forming a connected puzzle grid.
The response lists four solutions to a crossword style puzzle. Arrogate as seize or take claim. Fish eggs as roe. Symbol for nickel as Ni. Shield bearing as heraldic or armiger.
The forecast for Wednesday, June 22 predicts an unpredictable state of affairs with high stakes and potential reversals of plans or shifts in mindset. A benevolent trend supports reflection before decisive actions, especially for those with birthdays facing pivotal choices shaping future fortunes.
These cross stitch designs feature butterfly and rose motifs for linens curtains and wearables with pink blue yellow and brown colors. Pattern 5940 provides iron transfers 10 motifs 2% by 10 inches 8 square 2 inch motifs embroidery guides stitch illustrations color tips and a packing list. Send 20 cents in coins with name address and pattern number to Anne Carot The Athens Messenger New York.
In Amstrong Muskegon August National Championships lead rider Boyd of Williamsport positioned atop the field as 15 to 20 entrants tackle rough degree courses on self built cycles using alcohol engines and heavy leather gear. Winners are decided by distance reached.
By THE WAY column offers pragmatic advice to June graduates about career focus and persistence. It highlights family business links in Athens and lists several father son partnerships as positive community examples. The piece ends with an advertisement for CHEVROLET SERVICE at NYE'S.
In a high scoring softball game Tuesday the Upholsterers beat Columbus and South Hip Electric 19 to 4. L Joachim led the Upholsterers with four hits including a slam and three RBI. Snyder and Tommy Holmes homered for the Upholsterers while Bob Wren added two hits and a homer for the Electrics.
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