Vacation The Messenger follows your travels and news
Society notes detail pre nuptial party for Miss Lucie Boden at 66 Morris avenue with high score bridge, the pampered wedding bell display, and aprons shower. Mayor Alex Moore travels to Bellaire for Americas club banquet. Ohio State Optometric auxiliary forms Pialto clubs. Pythian Sisters meet Friday night with Nostalgia hour. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Martin Cahill entertain guests including families and friends. гостей.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Boden
Morris Avenue
Margaret Devlin
Patrick F. Kelly
Cleveland
Brigid Gallagher
W. W. Lee
Alex Moore
Bellaire
Banquet of the Americas Club
Pialto Club
Ohio State Optometric Association
Pialto
T. SF. Brown
Ironton
N. O. Kuhnheim
Columbus
A. J. Rowe
W. R. Spittle
Celina
Alice Jacob
Lima
B. M. Covert
Athens
R. D. MacDonald
Wapakoneta
Reversed English Today the intelligence test game is reversed
Ten answers are given and readers are asked to supply the corresponding questions. Items include references such as Duce Half Moon Ryan and Bellanca King John of England 1215 Gutenberg Dew 21 1620 Josephine Ford Norge In 1000 A D Francis Scott Key and Plutarco E Calles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Bellanca
John of England
Gutenberg
Dew
Josephine Ford
Norge
A. D
Francis Scott Key
Plutarco E. Calles
Local visitors travel to Parkersburg to hear Gene Austin
Mr and Mrs C A Overmyer and family drive to Parkersburg West Virginia this afternoon to hear Gene Austin in person. Mr and Mrs Sam Begland and son of Gnadenhutten stop in Athens for Wednesday business regarding their son’s Ohio University entry. Miss Marie Hope Lorain High School teacher spends summer with her parents in Mechanicsburg.
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Sam Begland
Gnadenhutten
Athens
Ohio University
Marie Hope
Lorain High School
Mrs
G. W. Hope
Mechanicsburg
Society Notes From St Marys Springs And Grandview
Miss Mary Harwick attended commencement at St Marys Springs and stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Benbow in Granview. Miss Ruth Jonesy and Miss Dorothy Woodworth spend the summer in Clarkston Michigan working at Greenacres resort where Woodworth was employed last summer. Miss Elizabeth Woodworth, her sister, continues as part of the social circle central to the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harwick
St. Mary of the Springs
Charles Benbow
Granview
Ruth Jonesy
Dorothy Woodworth
Clarkston, Mich
Greenacres
Miss Woodworth
Elizabeth Woodworth
Maramar department head served in Columbus after summer in Michigan
A woman who was with another in Michigan last summer now runs a food department of the new Maramar in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farley of 14 Franklin announce the birth of daughter Katherine on June 22 at Sheltering Arms hospital. Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. Wilcox plan to Butler Pa for a steel company position after visiting Salem. Louise Daggett leaves for Dayton Girl Scout camp to teach swimming and nature study for seven weeks. Marriages, moves, and social visits among Athens area residents are noted.
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Michigan
New Maramar
Columbus
Lawrence Farley
Franklin Avenue
Katherine
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kenneth Wilcox
Louise Daggett
W. V. Daggett
Dayton
Family visitors and departures noted in local society column
Mr and Mrs R A Hayes of McArthur and Mrs Hayes brother Dr A D Hayes with their children Christena and Price, Cherokee Kan visit Union. Mrs Joe Stewart son Joe Jr of New Lexington and Mrs Boocks nieces of Mrs Worthman. The Hayes party left for McArthur morning. Mrs C M Shepard of Columbus visits her mother Mrs C H Grosvenor University terrace. Mrs William H McMahon Detroit Mich Margaret Rosser Detroit Mich active in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Finn
Margaret Adele
Detroit, Mich
Della Ator
Mill Street
Logan
A. D. Graft
R. A. Hayes
McArthur
A. D. Hayes
Hayes
Christena
Price
Cherokee
Kan
H. M. Boocks
Jack
Ruth Ann
Union. Furnace
Joe Stewart
Joe, Jr
New Lexington
Boocks
Worthman
C. M. Shepard of
Columbus
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
This Sure Way Kills Roaches and Ants
Fragmentary ad copy claims an unnamed product kills roaches bed bugs and ants but provides no usable details about its composition usage or offering. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable information or sources.
Rosser Family Visits Nelsonville Sells Time
Edward Rosser and daughter Rebecca Ann visited Nelsonville yesterday staying a few days with Mr and Mrs Maynard C Schioss at West Gate Street. The Second Division of the Woman's Service Council of the Ark Church meets at 7 30 pm Friday night in the church par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rosser
Dau Becca Ann
Nelsonville
Maynard C. Schioss
West Gtatreet
Womans Service Council of the Ark Church
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Relief
A dated advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a guaranteed cure for tired aching swollen feet with odor control. It claims relief within a minute of application and requires only a few drops nightly or as needed, promising no fuss and money back if it fails.
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Moone
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