Pre nuptial fêtes for Miss Marie Jewett spread through society
Miss Marie Jewett is feted with teas and showers as the bridal party and 24 guests attend events at the Grover home 240 East State Street and other host homes. Aunt and cousin linen showers, a bridal quilt project, and a four table bridge shower mark the weeklong celebrations through Columbus society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jewett
Homer Cherrington
Maria Grover
Ruby Boggs
H. W. Grover
East State Street
Edith
Jessie
Ruth Cherrington
McArthur
Miss Jewett
S. J. Scott
Joe King
Scott
Central Avenue
Loring G. Connett
West State Street
Mrs. Connett
Mary Connett
Vacation Reading Keeps Messenger with You Abroad
Enjoy the Messenger on your trip whether a week or a month. A daily home paper adds zest to travel. No trouble needed just call the circulation department and arrangements will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
True or False Quiz on 1920s Events
Statements about 1920s and 1927–1928 events presented for verification. Each item claims actions, offices, or histories such as congressional approval for Boulder Dam, Tacna Arica dispute, Borah's vice presidential candidacy, Lowden’s race, Reed cousins, Stars and Stripes history, Poiret’s role, Beethoven anniversary, Herbert’s theater scores, and naval actions at Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Admiral Latimer
William E. Borah
Lowden
Illinois
Reed
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Fort Stanwyx
Rome
N Y
Paul Poiret
France
Poincare
Beethoven
Viector Herbert
U C D Club Picnic At School House Grove
Fourteen members and three guests of the U C D club joined a June picnic at the school house grove opposite the big cave beyond Shade yesterday. Mrs. Bart Davidson Mrs. A J Laverty and Mrs. Edward Cole coordinated the spread under beeches with field daisies and local birdsong decorating the scene. Mrs. P G Hibbard read letters from Mrs. C W Gulette now in Long Beach Cal. Club president Mary A Fryburger presided. Guests included Miss Margaret Laverty Miss Helen Lloyd Ward and Miss Fannie Elizabeth Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. D. Club
School House Grove
Big Cave
Bart Davidson
A. J. Laverty
Edward Cole
Bewick Wren
C. W. Gulette
Long Beach
Calif
P. G. Hibbard
Mary A. Fryburger
Margaret Laverty
Helen Lloyd Ward
Fannie Elizabeth Davidson
Progressive Picnic at Slaughter home delight guests
members of the Progressive Literary club hosted a lawn party for husbands and families last night at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slaughter's country home on Canaanville road. Twelve decorated tables and bowls of roses created a festive scene as fifty guests enjoyed the repast. The committee in charge was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Picnic
Progressive Literary Club
Ray Slaughter
Canaanville Road
Miss Christine Dailey Attends Pittsburgh Wedding
Miss Dailey served as maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Lillian Avey and Mr. Charles McLaughlin in Pittsburgh. The bride and Christine are Pi Beta Phi sisters at Ohio Wesleyan University where the bride is class of 1927. McLaughlin is from Toledo and Ohio Wesleyan graduate class of 1925. Other relatives and friends include Miss Ruth Miller visiting Miss Lenore Farmer in Salem and Mrs. Charles Spencer in Cleveland. Mrs. W. Leroy Skidmore of Des Moines arrives for visit with Ollie Skidmore and Maude Skidmore in Delaware before joining husband in Detroit where he practices. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wyatt returned from Wooster after attending the Ohio synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Dailey
Pittsburgh
Lillian Avey
Charles McLaughlin
Dailey
Pi Beta Phi
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
McLaughlin
Toledo
Ohio Wesleyan
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Ruth Miller
Lenore Farmer
Salem
Charles Spencer
Cleveland
W. Leroy Skidmore
Des Moines
Iowa
Doctor Skidmore
Ollie Skidmore
Maude Skidmore
South College Street
Skidmore
Detroit
Mich
Charles H. Wyatt
Wooster
Synod of
Ohio
Mrs Kennard Visits Daughters in Columbus and Pa
Mrs J H Kennard returned from a two weeks visit with daughters Mrs F J Stone in Pa taskala and Mrs D T Maught in Columbus. Mr and Mrs A F Reeves spent Wednesday in Columbus with their son Wilbur Reeves in a hospital there. Mrs Ray Barnhart and daughter Louise accompanied them and spent the day on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kennard
F. J. Stone
Pataskala
D. T. Maught
Columbus
A. F. Reeves
Mr. Wilbur Reeves
Ray Barnhart
Louise
Edwin Chubb Arrives for Summer Visit with Parents
Mr. Edwin Chubb arrives to spend the summer with his parents Dean and Mrs. Edwin W. Chubb. He has been pursuing graduate studies at Yale University and teaching at Roxbury School in Cheshire near New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Chubb
Dean
Edwin W. Chubb
Mr. Chubb
Yale University
Roxbury School
Cheshire
New Haven
Conn
Dr Charles Harris Visits Before Eighth District Meeting
Dr Charles Harris of New Paris was an Athens visitor yesterday en route to McConnelsville for the Eighth District Medical Association meeting, after stopping at his former Marietta home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
New Paris
Athens
Marietta
McConnelsville
Eighth District Medical Association
Jolly Sewers Club Members Enticed to Picnic
Surprise picnic outing last night sent Jolly Sewers wives to Nice's tourist camp on Jerseyville road with their husbands arranging the supper. Superintendent H. R. McVay and family, returning from Cedar Point, visited Marion, their former home, en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sewers Club
Nice
Jerseyville Road
H. R. McVay
Cedar Point
McVay
State Teacher's Association
Marion
Visits and Weddings in Columbus and Nearby Areas
Elizabeth and Mary with Helen Pletcher of Columbus visit aunt Mrs. H. J. Holcombe at 76 Morris Ave. Robert and Elaine Hess return from visits to Columbus Fostoria and Toledo for the wedding of Kathryn Mumma and Gilson Myers. The bride, Ohio University alumna and Alpha Delta Pi member, attended a grain dealers banquet in Toledo. Heleanor Elliott of Toledo to visit a month. Charles Cameron and Mrs. Cameron were in Columbus on business. Mrs. John T. Shiplett of Cleveland and Dorothy Putnam visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam, 74 North High St., for the summer. Prof. Clarence Collier and family of Florence, Alabama visit White Hall guests Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore. From there they go to Niagara Falls. Cleve Bennett and family return to Canton after a week with L. E. Carpenter at 53 May Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Holcombe
Morris Avenue
O. W. Pletcher
Columbus
Lulu Ford
Holcombe
J. C. Watts
Herbert Ford
D. B. Ritter
Elizabeth Pletcher
Mary Helen Pletcher
Harold Pinthes
Delaware
Elizabeth
Mary
Helen Pletcher
Robert C. Hess
Robert
Elaine
Fostoria
Toledo
Kathryn Mumma
Gilson Myers
Ohio University
Alpha Delta Pi
Heleanor Elliott
C. F. Moore
White Hall
Clarence Collier
Florence
Ala
Niagara Falls
Cleve Bennett
Louise
Williard
Canton
L. E. Carpenter
May Avenue
Family visit from Barberton to Given West Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and three sons Robert Chester and Howard of Barberton, and Mrs. Tom Littler, recently toured to Given West Virginia as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foglesong. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Littler are sisters of Mrs. Foglesong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Robert Chester
Howard
Barberton
Tom Littler
Given
W. Va
Tom Foglesong
Jackson
Mrs. Littler
Foglesong
Akron visitor returns home after visit with the Elders
Miss Clara Coke of Akron left today for home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Elder at 95 Morris Avenue. She was accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Elder and Miss Brigid Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Rutter
Roy Davis
Nelsonville
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church Parsonage
Harman Rutter
Clara Coke
Akron
Charles E. Elder
Morris Avenue
Elder
Brigid Gallagher
New Law Tightens Crossing Stops for Explosive Haulers
County Traffic Officer John Rice announced a new law effective immediately requiring trucks carrying explosives to stop at all railroad and interurban crossings. Fines range from 25 to 100 dollars with jail terms from 30 days to six months. Officers statewide are instructed to enforce the provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Rice
Nelsonville
Trimble
Boy Fractures Arm In Fall At Lamborn Pavilion
Frank Seiler Jr., two years old, of Glouster, fractured both bones of his left arm in a fall from the Lamborn pavilion about 7 pm Thursday. He was taken to Dr Crawford’s office where the fracture was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Seiler, Jr
Frank Seiler
Lamborn
Crawford
Deputy Fire Marshal Chosen in Local District
After six months vacant the deputy fire marshal post in this district was filled earlier this week by an appointment from Gallia county, per a Columbus message received Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gallia County
Columbus
Street Paving Contract May Be Let Tonight
Glouster, June 24. The street paving contract for work in this city is expected to be awarded to Barthlow & Son of Logan at an adjourned council meeting tonight. Five streets will be improved with Front Street likely first, and during the work the north end of Main Street will serve as a detour to Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Main Street
Walnut Hill
Miss Lucille Kassler Graduates From Southeastern High
Miss Lucille Kassler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kassler formerly of Glouster and Detroit residents completed Southeastern High School in Detroit as commencement exercises were held Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lucille Kasler
Charles Kassler
Detroit
Southeastern High School
Mary Sheppard Appointed Administratrix in Park Sheppard Estate
NAME ADMINISTRATRIX GLOUSTER June 23 Mary Sheppard is named administratrix of the late Park Sheppard estate in Homer township with a $2,500 bond. Sureties are John Q. Lyne of McConnelsville and J. M. Watkins near Bishopville. Appraisers named E. M. Watkins, Roscoe McLain and Silas Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Sheppard
Park Sheppard
Homer Township
John Q. Lyne
McConnelsville
J. M. Watkins
Bishopville
E. M. Watkins
Roscoe McLain
Silas Cain
Lancaster man injured in Columbus motorcycle crash
Russell Fitzer of Lancaster, formerly of this vicinity, is in Mercy hospital Columbus after a motorcycle collision with an automobile on Whittier Street. He sustained injuries to the head and body, but they are not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Russell Fitzer
Lancaster
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Whittier Street
Fitzer
Pioneer resident George F. Coe celebrates 72nd birthday in Beaumont
George F. Coe, a longtime local, marked his seventy second birthday Wednesday at the Beaumont home of his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Charles A Daugherty. Guests from Athens included families Whaley Cole Davidson Russell and Atkins in addition to the Daughertys from Coolville. A birthday cake with 72 candles and homemade ice cream plus music and chat highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George F. Coe
Charles A. Daugherty
Beaumont
Coe
Bart Davidson
Athens
Athens District Epworth League convention trip planned
Several from this city plan to attend the Athens District Epworth League convention in Marietta next Tuesday. The trip will be by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marietta
Choir to Sing at Buchtel M. E. Church Service
The choirs of Buchtel M. E. church will sing several numbers at evening services at the local Methodist church Sunday. Services start at 7 30. The sermon will be given by Rev. D. L. Browning.
Beaumont and the Coe Daughertys Named in Family Notice
A family notice lists Beaumont Mr and Mrs George Coe and Mr and Mrs Charles Daugherty with their daughter Pauline and sons Elwood and Coe Daugherty.
Andrews and Vanssen wed in Philippines
Harold Ray Andrews formerly of Chauncey and Miss Bertha Regina Vanssen were married June 4 in Vigan Ilocos Sur Philippine Islands. The bride is the daughter of H Vanssen of Gothenburg Nebraska and has taught in the Philippines. Andrews has also taught there and was once a bookkeeper for the local Company store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edward Minister
Harold Ray Andrews
Bertha Regina Vanssen
Vigan
Ilocos, Sur
Philippine Islands
H. Vanssen
Gothenburg
Nebraska
Philippines
Andrews
Local 3863 Meeting Set at Mine 68 on Green's Run
June 24 A meeting of Local 3863 of Mine 68 will be held at Green's Run Saturday at 1 pm. Important business will be discussed. Chauncey native Jack Harmon is the local president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mine
Green's Run
Jack Harmon
Processional Anthem by First Christian Church Choir
The First Christian Church chorus under Mrs. Christine Courtney Brown will sing Onward Christian Soldiers as a 9:30 a.m. processional Sunday. Twenty six singers form the choir entering at opening Sunday school. Christian Endeavor service follows at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
First Christian Church
Christine Courtney Brown
Christian Endeavor
Graham to Preach Chauncey at Two Churches
The Rev. Guss Graham of this city will preach Saturday evening at the Pratteville church and Sunday evening at the Zion Baptist church at The Lower Plains. Sunday school sessions will be at the usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Chauncey
Guss Graham
Pratteville
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Entertaining Guests at Home on Menoro Avenue
Mr and Mrs James Locke hosted guests at their Menoro Avenue home. Attendees included Mrs Simon Lovett and Mrs Harry Dark, both of Monday Ohio, with the event described as a social gathering on an unspecified Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Locke
City
Menoro Avenue
Simon Lovett
Harry Dark
Ohio
Local residents noted in social items from Ohio
Forest Swart of Philo visited Carol Bett in this city this week. Mrs. Howard Brown is ill at home on Converse street. James Love and Guy Griffen couples from Millfield visit with Ira Myers family in the city and their sons on a trip near Circleville. Ernest Robinson returned to Chauncey after visiting his Columbus parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Swart
Philo
Ohio
Carol Bett
Howard Brown
Converse Street
James Love
Guy Griffen
Millfield
Ira Myers and Sons
Circleville
O. Ernest Robinson
Chauncey
Columbus
Men In Jail For Oil Theft Near Athens County
Joe Tippin of Sugar Creek and Floyd Hawkins face fines after pleading guilty to stealing about 1 60 worth of oil from a county tractor around June 20. Both pleaded guilty and are jailed for 10 fines each. Hawkins also owes 25 and costs for operating a vehicle with a license intended for another car. Prosecutor R D liams filed charges. arrests were made by Sheriff William Williames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tippin
Sugar Creek
Floyd Hawkins
Athens County
Pearl W. Helwig
Hawkins
R. D.liams
William Williame
Also Mentioned on This Page
John DeMolet
Charles DeMolet, Jr
Grosvenor Street
Margaret Devlin
Patrick F. Kelly
O. G. Jordan
Mary Devlin
John Paul DeMolet
E. Atkinson
North High Street
W. Fink
C. A. Hooper
Roy Andrews
Myrtle Mitchell
Vern Kempton
Homer Rodehaver
Fred Slaughter
Guy Graham
The
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
New York
Atlas Store Dress Dept
Maid of Honor
Charles Cameron
John T. Shiplett
Susan Putnan
Dorothy Putnam
George S. Putnam
Uster
Hugh Gormley
Coal Range
Majestic
FURNI
Ture Exchange
the Security Savings Bank
Security Bank Savings
Safe — Sound
Ken
Taylor
Toottle
Schaff Bros
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
Bing
Time
New Richardson
North Street
New System Bakery
Furniture Company
L. E. Richardson
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
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