Miss Cameron Weds George Kummer in Rye New York
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Bertram Cameron of Uhrichsville Ohio that their daughter Marguerite Cameron a 1927 Ohio University graduate and Pi Beta Phi alumna married George Kummer in Rye New York on June 22 The couple had prior visits in Athens and both hold teaching or headmaster positions with private schools in New York and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cameron
QO. A
Pi Beta Phi
Rye
New York
Bertram Cameron
Ubrichsville
Marguerite
George Kummer
N. Y
Ohio University
Ste
Walter Cameron
Uhrichsville
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Kummer
Athens
T. M. Wolfe
Grandview Heights
Wolfe
Massachusetts
Harvard University
D. R. Zenner
Utah Place
Edward McCauley
Gerald Finney
Detroit
Mich
R. McCauley
Packard Motor Car Company
Finney
Lute Evans
Church Street
Local Theta Phi Alpha Girls Attend National Convention
Miss Jean Mulligan leaves for the National Convention of Theta Phi Alpha in Toronto Ontario as a alumna representative from Ohio University chapter. Miss Eileen Fitzsimons attends as a delegate from the active chapter in Steubenville. Sessions will be at the Royal York Hotel with travel planned through Canada to Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Mulligan
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Steubenville
Eileen Fitzgimmons
Ohio University
Miss Mulligan
Miss Fitzsimmons
Royal York Hotel
Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Annual Picnic After Mite Box Opening at First Methodist
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church holds an annual picnic supper Friday after a mite box opening at 3 PM. Mrs. H T Farrar directs the mite box demonstration on college abroad movements, presented by Kappa Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
H. T. Farrar
Kappa Phi
Girls’ Organization of the Church
Miss Roach Plans Columbia University Studies After Atlanta Trip
Mrs. Harry M. Roach and family visited Columbus as Miss Hazel Roach, supervisor in Grand Rapids school home economics, prepared to attend the national Home Economics Association convention in Atlanta. After the convention she will proceed to New York City to pursue special studies at Columbia University for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Roach
Westcott Roach
Louise Roach
Columbus
Hazel Roach
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Roach
New York City
Columbia University
Gardner Cowles Sr Named to Reconstruction Finance Board
President Hoover forwards Gardner Cowles Sr. publisher of the Des Moines Register to the Senate for approval as a director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The appointment fills the vacancy from Charles G. Dawes resignation and the presidency remains to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Gardner Cowles, Sr
Des Moines (I.) Register
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Heavy Rain Deluges Athens District With More in Sight
A refreshing soaking hit Athens District Sunday with a torrential downpour around 1 p.m lasting over an hour and follow-up showers. Forecasters warned of more wet weather as skies stayed cloudy. Farmers welcomed the rain aiding crops while residents felt only light inconvenience. The Hocking River rose to 2.8 feet as rainfall totaled about 0.55 inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thelains
N. France
Athens County
Hocking
Artillery Takes Hike Battery F Members Have Drill This Week End
About 40 members of Battery E 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guards returned from a weekend hike near Jackville. They left for camp Saturday afternoon and set up a regular army camp upon arrival. The short drill lasted until evening. recreation followed with a two hour drill on nearby grounds Sunday morning. Maneuvers similar to Camp Knox were reviewed and another meal was served before they dispersed to Athens with standard equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guards
Jackville
Camp Knox
Athens
Chic red crepe marocain frock with white pique cuffs
A summer dress described as a delightfully chic frock in red crepe marocain with a tiny bow tie and under cuffs. Short white pique sleeves add contrast, a Maison Heim Paris courtesy note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Heim
Paris
Feathers Return In Fall Fabrics And Wide Silks
New York fashion note highlights feather woolens for fall, with high price points and wider fabric widths. Couturières forecast feathered textures in elegant models, as eight to twelve dollar yard materials reappear, and cottons, chiffons, and silks gain broader widths for summer and next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miladi
Couturieres
Rain Delays South Bridge Construction Sites
Rain today halted carpenters on the South Bridge project delaying farm buildings and minor tasks. Work continued on the President and Court Street sites where brick laying will begin once prep is complete and bricks are moved to the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bridge
President
Court Street
Perennial Sweet Herbs Add Flavor and Fragrance
Explore how to grow and use sweet herbs like thyme sage marjoram and lavender for cooking and household use. Learn drying storing herb vinegars and a sample August Tarragon garlic basil vinegar recipe plus tomorrow's menu including breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Beauty Basics for Bright Eyes and Rested Look
A healthful gaze and rested eyes enhance charm. Use eye cups and cool pads with astringent, take eye baths, and protect eyes from sun with under eye cream. Apply cream before makeup, remove before cosmetics, and keep tissues moist for a clearer outlook.
Which Is the Real Tom in This Bit of a Bounder
Leola defends Tom as both a good husband and a generous man while others recall his faults. The piece contrasts the beloved, loyal Tom with the bounder image the group assigns him. Committed to 1863 and distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Bob
Leola
King Feature Syndicate
Sunday Drives Through Meigs County Ohio River Market Gardens
A northern Ohio river route outlines scenic drives from Meigs County to Reedsville Long Bottom and Chester. The piece notes gravel and limestone road conditions, with several turnoffs via Route 7 and Route 24% and mentions towns including Tuppers Plains Pomeroy Syracuse Racine Antiquity Letart Bashan and Portland as stops to view market gardens along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Meigs County
Tuppers Plains
Reedsville
Ohio
Chester
Jerseyville
Alfred
Athens County
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Racine
Antiquity
Letart
Apple Grove
Athens
Pomeroy Road
Bashan
Portland
Underground Water and Oil Additive Effects
The article notes that subterranean water exceeds a third of oceanic water volume and comprises rivers and springs without visible sources. It also states that adding a few drops of olive oil to water used on chamois leather gloves prevents stiffness.
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Theta Phi Alpha
E. Paul Cotton
Middletown
E. H. Cotton
North
Congress Street
Reta Clendenin
North Lima
Mrs
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
John E. Snow
Wiliam S. Bougher
Chicago
Mabel Brown
Ser Brown
Oakland
Motor
Guy H Brown
Flossie Bolin
B. J
Albert O Rink
Lancaster
W. E. Helrich
Esther Schachtele
Bellevue
Charlies Wilkes
Factory Street
Charles Breinig
Orlie Baughman
Hobart Hess
Wendell and
Dan
Mary Lou
Columbua
Patrick Shein
Waverly
Hazel Miller
Emma Kempton Sheffer
Louise Kempton
W. R. Hughes
Mansfield
Paul Hauserman
Pauline Kempton
C. F. Streuber
Bernadine
Mary Catherine
Portsmouth
Katharine Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. D. Shafer CO
Columbia U
Lowan
Past
Athen
Ozarks
Ozark
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Joplin
Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark Mountain
Ozark Playgrounds Association
Athens Messenger
London
Carpenter
Charlotte Carpenter
Los Angeles
Dermott
Black
Pete
Winifred Black
Palmolive
Flour Country Club
Pineapple Country Club
Oranges
Heisey Glass
Logan
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