Deborah Class Ends 31st Year Meeting at McCune Home
The Deborah Class of First Christian Church marked its 31st anniversary with a birthday meeting at Mrs. Len B. McCune’s home 33 Maplewood Dr. A True and False radio quiz based on Bible questions highlighted the program. Ida Allison led with most correct answers. McCune supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
McCune
First Christian Church
Len B. McCune
Maplewood Drive
Anna Johnson
John
Ida Allison
E. J. Jones
M. A. Chatley
P. B. Sidders
Edith Saylor
Girl Scouts Start Indian Themed Camp Rotan Session
Fifty four girls have registered for the Girl Scout Day Camp at Camp Rotan. The six week program runs Mondays and Wednesdays with average attendance around fifty. Units named after Indian tribes plan wigwams and trail blaze activities with craft work in leather woodcarving and basketry. Camp hosts and committee members are named. coordination by Mrs. Jane Martin and others continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rotan
Theodore F. Paige
M. D. Hughes
Virginia Hoover
Bernice Kayser
Ruth Dison
Jeanette Acker
F. A. Cottingham
R. C. Hopkins
Rush Elliott
Florence Holister
Marjory Wheaton
A. R. Sprague
FE. A. Cottingham
FE. H. Gaylord
W. H. McKee
Lena Swain
Will Casley
Jane Martin
Charlotte la Tourette
Mary McCune
Twenty Six Attend Schmeling Louis Fight Party
Twenty six people gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Worth A Cole home Wednesday to view the Schmeling Louis fight. Attendees included the Brandberys, Coles, Barnharts, Christys and others, with children Frances Jim Pauline Catherine Edith Roy Fred Kermit Forrest Ida Jane and Wortha Cole. The note also recalls the first naturalization law dated March 26, 1790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Worth A Cole
Harley Brandbery
Frances
Jim Brandbery
Fred Cole
Pauline
Catherine
Edith
Roy
Fred
Kermit
Laud Barnhart
Forrest
Manley Christy
W. M. Cole
Ida Jane Cole
Wortha Cole
Family Dinner Frictions Hint at Hidden Question
In the library the family gathers for autumn warmth as Madge plans to learn what Junior and his cousin want. Tension surfaces over care, car use, and a housekeeper’s dinner announcement, while Dicky teases and the children await a study. The scene closes with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Mother Graham
Dicky
Junior
Roderick
Madge
Hank
Bill
Ther's
Katie
Meesis Graham
Graham
Harvard Medical Student Guest Returns Home for Vacation
Mr. Robert Srigley son of Mrs. H. S. Srigley arrives for vacation from Harvard Medical School in Boston to stay at 142 East State Street. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Trace of Cincinnati visit Mrs. Trace's parents Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Morton at North Hill then travel to New York for a week before returning to Cincinnati where Trace works as an announcer at WLW studios. Prof. and Mrs. W. B. Bentley at 42 Morris Avenue host Miss Leila L. Rand of Boston for the past three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Srigley
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Mass
H. S. Srigley
E. State St
Gene Trace
Cincinnati
Mushroom Soup Based Dishes Spark Simple Lunch Ideas
The page showcases quick uses for condensed cream of mushroom soup. Recipes include Frizzled Beef in Mushroom Sauce on Toast and Mushroom Scrambled eggs with butter, milk and seasonings. A side note mentions a pet partridge in Kennebunk Beach, Maine, reacting to a whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Beach
Astrological forecast for Saturday June 25
Leading astral influences forecast indulgence and extravagance with social and business entanglements. Birthday individuals may face a lively year with potential costly merrymaking or speculative ventures. a child born today is seen as lively and showy. A London restaurant musician is said to play the only brass violin in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Luncheon Honoring Noted Cousins At Salem Event
Mrs Townsend hosted a luncheon at 52 State Street for her cousin Mrs Mary Bartoe of Washington DC and guests including Mrs Maude Day of Georgetown Del Mrs Herbert Finsterwald of Columbus and Miss Cora Evans of Athens Salem report notes Oregon has sterilized 1218 insane and feeble minded persons in 21 years the health board cites a eugenics law motive to curb faster family growth among state home residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Townsend
State St
Mary Bartoe
Washington D. C
Maude Day
Georgetown
Del
Herbert Finsterwald
Columbus
Cora Evans
Athens
Salem
Ore
Oregon
State Health Board
Hunter violator tracked by cartridges to Flint worker
Four empty cartridges found near an illegally killed fawn led conservation officers to Lewis Schemesky of Flint. Ballistics tests matched the shells and Schemesky pleaded guilty two months after the season closed in Standish Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standish, Mich
Lewis Schemesky
Flint
Gasco Sewing Club Sees Birthday Honors and Picnic Postponement
Gasco Sewing Club met with Mrs. E W Bailey and hosted 24 members plus guest Mr Doris Chapman. Birthdays for five members were celebrated and a stork shower held for Mrs Roy Lee. Mystery package won by Mrs Herman Wright. next meeting a family picnic. Also noted is the postponement of the Child Study Club picnic from June 26 to June 30 at Nice's. California to reduce garlic acreage by 200 this year due to poor prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Sewing Club
E. W. Bailey
Washington St
Herman Wright
Floyd
Clifford Radebaugh
Doris Chapman
Roy Lee
Charles Rohrer
Ira Hammond
Howard Fisher
Carrol Beatty
Don Montgomery
Dorotha Patterson
Child Study Club
Nice's
San Jose
Cal
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Walden
Fomiirai
Woodworths
WHE Bennett Company
Wilks
Crospecs
Gener
Rkem
Nelsonville
Silvus
Bargain
Men's Whoxfords
Ohio University
Athens Messenger
United States
Adele Garrison
Mavichaes Ameddlers
Richard
Margaret
Mayfair
What the
By Genevieve Kemble
Mrs. Townsend
Athens H. S
Dorothy Kishler
School of the Dance
Broughton
Try Broughtons Ice Cream Novelties
Hunter
Gasco
Rexall Drug Store
Matar
Harmon
Sen
Tung Steel
Cline
Ask Nee Groce
Logan’s
Goh Hoo
Spry
Bertha M. Harris
Athens Messenger Cooking School
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!