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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
6
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Fragmentary text references a regional business and coal supply theme. It mentions Southe and Pennsy possibly relating to a tax or payments for coal. The readable parts indicate disruptions in business and utility supply with broken phrases and names missing.
The engagement was announced at a Eastwood buffet supper hosted by Miss Constance Andrews. Guests included relatives and School of Music colleagues, Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae, and the couple’s bridge club. Out of town attendees joined, with Miss Witham a piano instructor at Ohio University and Mr. Hawk a Columbus securities manager.
In the Hotel Lansfield suite, Madge Graham recovers from a choking episode while Olga of Transvaal asserts control over care and plans. Philip Veritzen worries about a specialist as Dr. Wright reassures with progress. Olga moves to secure Madge’s safety and coordination with Mary. The gangster capture ties to Marion Morion.
Mrs E G Burt returns from Detroit Michigan after ten days with son William E Burt who is recovering in a Detroit hospital from an appendectomy.
Poston Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 7 00 p m at the community house in Poston All members are asked to be present.
Miss Lois Baughman and Mr. Richard Cone wed at First Methodist Church Sunday June 29 with a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Danford and Rev. Kinney. Attendants included Barbara Baughman Enid Bean Doris Elkins and flower girl Joanne Baker. reception followed at the Baughman home. The couple plans a brief honeymoon then a return to a newly furnished apartment at 57 Central Ave.
Miss Janette Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson of Amesville married Lloyd C Bloom son of Mr Charles F Bloom of Hamilton in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev John W Danford at First Methodist Church Athens at 10 30 Saturday morning June 28. The bride wore a powder blue marquisette dress and carried yellow roses with baby’s breath. She studied at Ames Bern High School and Ohio University class of 1938 and has served as secretary to Don C Peden at Ohio University. The groom attended Hamilton and Automotive High Schools and works as an erecting machinist for Worthington Pump in Cincinnati. They plan to reside at 2301 Auburn Avenue Cincinnati.
The Progressive Class of Central Avenue Methodist Church held an informal picnic supper at Ed White's home in White's Mill with about forty attendees including Rev. E. E. Cole Gamaliel White and Duncan families. A business meeting led by president Frank Richey followed. The next class gathering is a July 25 picnic at Roadside Park near Guysville, with Denver Gooding Mabel Kern and Kenneth Galvin directing transportation.
The Women’s Faculty Club hosts a fried chicken picnic Monday June 30 at Lake Hope Zaleski at 530 p m. Wives of visiting faculty members are guests. Troop 59 Boy Scouts shift meetings to Monday evenings with a 730 p m gathering. A Jaycee room meeting Monday at 730 p m and a Red Cross sewing session at 7 p m in Presbyterian Girl Scout rooms are planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hatcher and their son Ronald returned from Milwaukee where Mr. Hatcher attended the national convention of the Classified Managers Association. The conference marked the largest attendance in the association’s history with a noted shift toward more women solicitors in newspapers. The Hatchers were guests of Mrs. Hatcher’s relatives in Peoria before traveling via Marion, Ohio, their former home.
Athens Women's Club sponsors Red Cross Sewing Days for the Athens County Chapter in the Girl Scout Rooms at 74 E. State St. Volunteers sew Monday through Friday with specific clubs assigned to each day and details via Mrs. E. W. Bingman or Miss Anna Pickering.
The Albany Community Garden Club hosts a Rose Tea Tuesday afternoon at Albany High School Auditorium. Visitors will view varieties from local gardens including Dr. A F Holmes and Mrs. Harley Ayler, with tea served by Mrs. Lawrence Calvin and home economics girls. Proceeds aid school beautification. The Woman's Council meets Thursday afternoon at First Christian Church.
The Athens area hosts guests and travelers as Prof. Royal H. Ray and family depart for a year at Columbia University for study and teaching. Others arrive from Lynchburg, Columbus, and St. Louis for visits ranging from two weeks to several days, with local families hosting relatives and friends at homes and at Switzer land Inn.
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