US Daughters to Unveil Margaret Snowden Memorial Sunday
The Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the United States Daughters of 1812 will unveil a memorial Sunday for Mrs. Margaret Snowden, the first white woman to settle in Southeastern Ohio, at 3 p.m. in the private cemetery on Francis Lavelle. The boulder marker, a Waverly sandstone from Rich Mountain near Elkins, W Va, marks a Civil War battlefield site. All Snowden descendants are invited to attend.
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U. S. Daughters of 1812
Margaret Snowden
Rebecca Morris McKee
United States Daughters of 1812
Ohio
Francis Lavelle
Albany Road
Local residents head East for summer studies and visits
Miss Beryl Cone Miss Grace Webb and Miss Helen Laverty depart for New York City and Boston for summer study and scholarships. Esther Smith travels to New Marshfield to aid her ill mother. County education officials confer in Columbus. Various locals take vacations visit relatives and attend events across Ohio and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Duffee
New York City
Columbia University
Beryl Cone
Grace Webb
Helen Laverty
This Noon
East
Miss Cone
Miss Webb
Miss Laverty
New York
Boston
Mass
American Institute of Normal Methods
Esther Smith
County Recorder’s Office
New Marshfield
John Smith
Country Club Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Zenner
Mr and Mrs D R Zenner were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by friends at the Athens Country Club to celebrate their birthdates, which fall on June 28. Sixteen guests dined starting at the Woodworth home and later gathered at the Zenner residence to extend felicitations. Dean T C McCracken returned from Atlantic City after the National Education Association convention. Miss Marietta Grant of Marion visits Miss Regina Grant in Athens for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Zenner
Athens Country Club
Zenner
Charles Woodworth
Strathmore Boulevard
Country Club
Utah Place
Dean T. C. McCracken
Ohio University
Atlantic City
National Education Association
Marietta Grant
Marion
Regenia Grant
Athens
Ice Cream Sauces and Dessert Variations for Summer
Ice cream shines with sauces from chocolate to caramel and fruit. Recipes cover chocolate sauce with vanilla milk base, caramel sauce with sugars and cream, and berry and pineapple fruit sauces to brighten the dish.
Daily Menu Advice and Household Tips from 1920s Kitchen
Breakfast and luncheon menus list grape juice cereal dates toast and custards with milk coffee and tea. Dinner features a vegetable plate and baked artichokes with desserts while tips advise boiling corn four minutes and salting water for flavor. Household hints include gasoline for gum removal moth balls to deter moths and pyramid block facts from Cheops.
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Jerusalem
Mode Interprets Beach Wraps in Light Meshed Wool
A fashion note describes a fine light weight enveloping beach wrap in meshed wool with cords and tassels to secure it. Dah ray Designed.
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Dah Ray
Beach Fashion and Nightgowns in Postwar Style
In a postwar fashion note from New York, readers are guided to chic beach wraps and sun protection with lightweight mesh wool garments. It highlights cotton nightgowns as summer essentials and invites readers to request an illustrated leaflet from The Athens Messenger Care Department.
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New York
Irene Castle
Mata Hari
Paris
Poiret
the Magnificent
Eric
San Sebastiao
Cannes
Nice
Biarritz
Deauville
Miladi
The
Athens Messenger
Severe Storm Hits Coolville Damaging Wires and Trees
A Monday afternoon storm in Coolville caused electrical damage as high winds and rain broke telephone lines at the Exchange office, grounding service. The event follows the first significant rain since potato crops were planted, hindering early garden yields. The report also details a funeral and local social notes from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Exchange
Sarah Lant
Middleport
M. E. Church
L. L. Cherrington
Batavia
Patterson
Arthur Ballard
Columbia
Everett Keller
Delaware
Bertha Keller
H. C. Smith
Russell
Columbus
Bertha Pownall
Eva Simms
Emma Waterman
Pomeroy
Ira Kincade
Dora Curtis
Little Hocking
Ella Gray Evans
Parkersburg
R. S. Henderson
Estella Holter
C. H. Verwohrt
St. Clairsville
Amesville Picnic and Community News Update
About 40 young people and Sunday School teachers from the Presbyterian Church held an all day picnic at Buckeye Lake on June 26. Teachers in charge were Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Gibson Mrs. Eleanor Gifford and Mr. Timberlake. Other items note visits by Frank Ellis family in Pataskala, a Jago family gathering in Marietta, Miss Maxine's return with her parents, Frances Smith visiting her grandmother Emma McCune, a Washington trip by Miss Helen Thomas and Mrs. Heston ahead of a Virginia stay and President Hoover photo session, and preparation to celebrate the Fourth in Philadelphia. The Ames-Bern high school faculty vacancies were filled at the last board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Buckeye Lake
C. O. Gibson
Eleanor Gifford
Timberlake
Frank Ellis
Pataskala
Emma Marquis
Carrie
Arthur Jago
Marietta
Maxine
Frances Smith
Somerset
Emma McCune
Helen Thomas
Mrs. Heston
Washington
Virginia
Hoover
Philadelphia
Ames-Bern High School
Board of Education
School staff changes and local visits noted in Amesville
The article lists staff appointments including Mr O Neil as coach and manual training teacher, Miss Emily Gaylord as English teacher, Miss Van Metre in commercial work, and Bernard Hughes as physical education supervisor. It also reports several local residents visiting Columbus and Cleveland, weekend guests, and Amesville residents attending Children s Day services.
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O'Neil
Stewart High School
Waterford
Emily Gaylord
Springfield
Ohio
van Metre
Warren
Bernard Hughes
G. H. Strode
Columbus
Social notes from local area visitors and travels
Dorcas Mrs Albert Wolfe and daughter Betty spent Friday with Mrs George and Mrs Harold Beegie. Allen Salser spent Tuesday with his brother Donald at Holzer Hospital. Carl Bell of Neville Island Pittsburgh is visiting with friends and relatives here. Mr and Mrs Earl Cooper and daughter Constance of Nitro WV spent two weeks with Ernest De Wolfe and wife and returned home. Various Beegle, Skiles, Wilson, Fisher, and Goer relatives and friends visited, hosted, or traveled between Letart Racine Syracuse Marietta and Columbus.
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Albert Wolfe
Betty
George
Harold Beegie
Allen Salser
Donald
Holzer Hospital
Carl Bell
Neville Island
Pittsburgh
Earl Cooper
Constance
Nitro
W. Va
Letart
L. Petty
Indiana
Waldo Beaver
Robert Skiles
Charleston
Richard Beegle
Richard Beegie, Jr
Columbus
Everette Wilson
Oliver Wilson
Philip Fisher
Murray City
John
Charles Beegle
Robert McElvey
Ralph Gilmore
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Gene Beegle
Racine
Herbert Stobart
Irene Theiss
Karl
Wellington Parks
Bellville
Leo Sayre
Billy
Harry Waite
Guy Beegle
Tommy
H. W. Roush
Grover Salzer
Reverend Lucas
Marietta
Lawrence Salser
Ed, Ealser, Sunday. Mrs. Ernest de Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper
Nell Vera
Robert Griffith
Jessie
Nell Vera Cooper
Wanda Ross
Social Notes From Colum bus and Nearby Towns
Shade Mr and Mrs Will Hope of Columbus visited in Jerseyville Friday and Saturday Rev Earl Cowen returned home from Delaware where he has been two weeks Mrs Clara Rogers visited Mrs J Smith Sunday afternoon Mrs Vienna Kelley hosts stepmother Susan Bisse of Ambrosia West Virginia Miss Doris Cowen of Columbus home on three weeks vacation Wylie Colburn of Pratts Fork guest of Worthington Biehl Mrs Person son Paul and Miss Ethel Kerns of Murray City were guests of Mrs Jay Hamer Saturday Mr and Mrs Ferry Smith daughter Marguerite and Mrs Jay Hamer and children were at Jobs Friday Mrs Hamer visited grandmother Mrs Mary Jane Brown ill of jaundice Mr and Mrs Lew Woode Sunday guests C E Steadman and daughter Nina Belle and N E Steadman Bettie Jean Knox of Marietta Mr and Mrs Walt Tucker and son of Athens visited Mrs Vienna Kelley Sunday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hope
Columbus
Jerseyville
Earl Cowen
Delaware
Clara Rogers
J. Smith
Vienna Kelley
Susan Bisse
Ambrosia
W. Va
Doris Cowen
Wylie Colburn
Pratts Fork
Worthington Biehl
Person
Paul
Ethel Kerns
Murray City
Jay Hamer
Ferry Smith
Marguerite
Special Meetings Begin at Carpenter Church
At Carpenter Baptist Church a series of special meetings started Monday night with Reverend Sagen of Gallipolis aiding Reverend Wiggin. Evangelistic singer Mr. and Mrs. Davis lead the song service. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gottschall and three children from Hysham Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Carpenter Baptist Church
Sagen
Gallipolis
Wiggin
Davis
Frank Gottschall
Hysham
Montana
J. A. Gottschall
R. C. Brandenburg
Fremont
W. E. Harman
Osa Cooper
Athens
F. E. Wood
A. O. Tracy
Local social notes from Worthington and surrounding areas
Mr Will Burgess of Columbus was guest of Worthington Biehl from Thursday until Friday Mr Fred Biehl was a business visitor in Albany Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and son visited Mrs S J Smith Monday Mr and Mrs Jay Hamer attended the funeral of Mrs Brown at Murray City Monday
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Will Burgess
Columbus
Worthington Biehl
Fred Biehl
Albany
Fred Smith and Son
S. J. Smith
Jay Hamer
Brown
Murray City
Local visitors and guests noted in Pomeroy area
Young and Tracy of Pomeroy were here on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Welsh were Sunday guests of Alva Rawlings and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jewell and son Hobart were Pomeroy visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rawlings have returned home after visiting Charleroi Pennsylvania with relatives.
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Young and
Tracy
Pomeroy
Mrs
Homer Welsh
Alva Rawlings
C. H. Jewell
Hobart
J. L. Rawlings
Charleroi, Pa
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George H. Mayhugh
Westerville
George Shamel
Franklin Avenue
Frank L. Bellows
Kurtz Avenue
Fred Weber
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ralph Tate
Cleveland
Charles Tate
West Washington Street
West Virginia
Lydia E. Pinkham
the Covert Optometric Service
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Alex Root
State Department of Education
Lucille Sweeney
Mr. Lon Barnes
Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Day
Anna L. Jones
R. L. Morton
South High Street
Miss Jones
Morton
Ironton High School
George McHenry
Reed J. Downs
Edinboro
Downs
J. H. Doing
Reba Shafer
Norwalk
Detroit
Mich
Phi Gamma Delta National Ecclesia
Wheaton Hardware CO
Security Bank Bldg
Mrs. Zenner
Cheops
Au Revoir
Ralph Chevalier
Jr. O. U. A. M. Lodge
Emmett Blair
Near Vanderhoof
Blair
Herbert Blair
Edward Blake
Clyde Watkins
Joppa
Austin Blake
W. H. Moody
This Place
Cletus Chapman
Tuppers Plains
Hawk's Nest
Amesville
Dorcas
Carpenter Church
Chichesters
A.D.S
Ade
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Logan
Mien
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