Abolish Honeymoons, Says Novelist In Hot Debate
New York writer Julia Blanshard argues against honeymoons urging that couples may gain real prospects for lasting marriage by avoiding the traditional honeymoon. Mary Borden and Vicki Baum back the view, noting economic and emotional strains, while Howard Chandler Christy says the fuss over honeymoons masks a simple habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Borden
London
Justy Huzzahs
Vicki Baum
Mrs Robinson Heads to Davis California for Summer Visit
Mrs Clarence C Robinson of the College of Music at Ohio University leaves today for California to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Boles in Davis near Sacramento. She will join her husband in Chicago after summer school and then they plan a fishing trip in Michigan before returning to Athens this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Robinson
College of Music
Ohio University
California
John Boles
Davis
Sacramento
Robinson
Chicago
Michigan
Athens
Hospital Employes Wed in Huntington
The Coffey family announces the marriage of Miss Rosalie G. Coffey to Mr. Howard J. Lawson on June 17 at the Huntington home of Rev. W. B. Symington. Both are employed at the Athens State Hospital. Other local updates include Miss Ila Roberts stationed at the Chicago World's Fair, and visits from Mrs. Charles Kauff and family to Huntington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Coffey
West Union Street
Rosalie G. Coffy
Howard J. Lawson
Columbus
W. B. Symington
Congregational Church
Huntington
W. Va
Ladies Day at Athens Country Club Guests Enjoy Newport
Guests at the Athens Country Club hosted the first ladies luncheon of the season on the veranda prior to bridge and golf. High bridge score went to Mrs Schloss, with Mrs Palmer second. golf players invited to a June 28 Parkersburg tournament. Regular Ladies Days planned for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
T. R. Biddie
L. S. Brown
William Delaney
T. N. Hoover
Diana Arnold
Youngstown
Clarence Robinson
E. R. Custer
Roger J. Jones
Alonzo Palmer
Edward C. Schloss
Florence Belcher
Harry Beckley
Schloss
Palmer
Parkersburg
F. M. Hutchinson
M. M. Kerr
R. J. Studer
S. M. Johnson
Louise Field
Mary Devlin
Virginia Hoover
Velma Phillips
Edna Way
Doris Wilhite
Wilhite
Beckley
The Classic People Is Elson's Subject at OU Convocation
Dr. Henry W. Elson spoke on The Classic People as part of Ohio University's Survey of Civilization series in Memorial Auditorium. He traced Greek and Roman rise and decline and argued Rome fell partly due to upper class低s reluctance to raise families and the absence of a middle class. The next lecture follows Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Children's Day program set at Clarks Chapel Sunday
Clarks Chapel will host an 8 PM Children’s Day program this Sunday with thirty five participants. A baptism near Herrolds Mill saw ten locals and ten from Central Avenue Athens baptized by Rev. Ward Radford. Notable visitors include Prof. J E Snow of Chicago and Mrs W R Phillips of Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Herrolds Mill
Ward Radford
Central Avenue
Athens
J. E. Snow
Chicago
W. R. Phillips
Lisbon
Snow
Harry Bowman
Catherine Phillips
Suncey
Fulton
Former Plains Girl Weds in Walbridge
Miss Christine Cochran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Cochran, formerly of The Plains, marries Mr. Howard Matheny of Walbridge Ohio. The June 14 ceremony in Walbridge marks their union. they reside at 1133 Nevada Street Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cochran
Asa B. Cochran
the Plains
Howard Matheny
Walbridge
Ohio
George Shafer
Beaumont
Matheny
Sadie Matheny
Deamville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
College of Education
Ohio University
Nevada Street
Toledo
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Guthries
Mrs. E. A. Guthrie hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at 72 North Congress Street with three tables in play. Out of town guests included Mrs. Leota Hillary of Columbus and Miss Edna Koste of Martins Ferry with prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Farrel, Mrs. S. K. Burson, and Miss Koste. Professor John E. Snow and Mrs. Snow from Chicago stayed with Mr. W. B. Lawrence. plans to visit Clarks Chapel precede their return. Further notes list Mrs. Robert C. Hess traveling to Huntington for shows, and L. D. Poston and family driving to Huntington and Cincinnati for horse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Guthrie
North Congress Street
Paul Keever
Leota Hillary
Columbus
Guthrie
O. G. Jordan
Fred McCoy
Edna Koste
Martins Ferry
Ohio University
Charles Farrel
S. K. Burson
Koste
John E. Snow
Chicago
W. B. Lawrence
North College Street
Clarks Chapel
Professor Snow
Morris E. Snow
Mary and
Eva Snow
Armour Institute of Technology
L. D. Poston
Marjorie
Florence Poston
Huntington
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement urges parents to give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to teenage girls for health during adolescence. It claims the product helps guard health so the girl grows into a happy healthy wife and mother and notes it is sold at all good drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Po
Lydia E
Central PTA Child Study Club hosts meeting at Mrs Bobo’s home
Mrs. Howard Bobo of 95 West State Street will host the Central P T A Child Study Club tonight at 8 p m inviting all mothers with children at Central grade school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts and Mrs. Frank Cross traveled to Circleville on Tuesday for the wedding of Miss Marguerite Barnhill and Mr. Troy Snyder. Miss Barnhill is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Barnhill, formerly of Athens. Both new spouses taught in the Ashtabula schools this past year. Miss Octo Kencade of New Marshfield has returned from winter teaching in Port Clinton and will resume in September. Mrs. Frank Anthony of 17 Oak Street returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tribe near Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bobo
West State Street
Central P. T. A
Carl Roberts
North
Lancaster Street
Frank Cross
W. Union Street
Circleville
Marguerite Barnhill
Troy Snyder
Miss Barnhill
Frank E. Barnhill
Athens
Snyder
Ashtabula
Octo Kencade
New Marshfield
Port Clinton
Will Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
Frank Anthony
Oak Street
Harry Tribe
Pleasant Hill
Coulters Plan Vacation Trip With Family in July
Reverend C. M. Coulter of First Methodist Church with daughter Saret Celester and Mary to take a vacation trip including Chicago and Juries of Progress while relatives travel. Mr. and Mrs. Lovell, Mrs. Coulter’s parents, accompany them. They will return to Athens the first of July. Rev. Coulter resumes his pulpit duties in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Coulter
Daugh Saret Celester
Mary
Chicago
Jury of Progress
Coulters
My Lovell
New MELLO Powder Promises Youthful Bloom and Lasting Wear
Advert says Make Your Skin 14 New MELLO powder reproduces youth bloom and stays on longer. Claims to hide wrinkles and control shine, with a pure fragrant French process. Sold by Tax Zenner Co. ads note prices 50c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenner Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Julia Blanshard
Eymes
Athens Messenger
Connec
Howard Chandler Christy
Sia
Francys and
Grace Cochrans
Charm 'Shoppe
South Court St
Mrs. Robinson
Chiffon Voiles
Ues
Pearl Beal
First Street
Ila Roberts
Miss Ila Beal
Roberts
Margaret Jones
Carpenter Street
Charles Kauff
Hansford
Nelle Belle Williams
Virginia Cox
Stewart Street
Agnes Lucile Angie
C.C. Millikan
North High Street
Clarington
Athens Council
United Commercial Travelers
Bettie Shop
Fred Lee Tom
Georgia Kilpatrick
William A. Ruston
Fred W. Kiltan
Alma Hudson
Nelsonville
Eastern Star
Tom
Kiltan
Ruston
Irene Olson
Peters Abstract and Title Company
Court St
Roy Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Pearl Buck
Cora Dailey
A. B. Thompson
A. B. Townsend
Elson
Embry Park
Pennsville
E. B. Bryan
E. W., Chubb
Elmwood Place
Hoover
Mrs. Arnold
Parker
Jacobs
Guthrie’s
Robert C. Hess
Morris Avenue
Richard F. Galagher
John Armstrong
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Miller's
Hotel
P. J's
42Nd Street
Ruth Etting
Panama
Ratine
Rev. Coulter
Fami
J.P. Mop.ganfeller
Cline’s
Molle Ingrams Mennen
Colgate Palmolive
Absorbine Jr
Probak Blades
Petrolugar
Larvex
Pana
Miles Nervine
Laytrix Health Soe
CLINE
Ladies Home Journal
Preston
Big
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!