Dorothy Jones and R Lewis Farst Wedding in Akron
Dorothy Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Jones and R Lewis Farst son of Mr and Mrs R Sc Farst were married Sunday March 22 at the bride’s home. Rev Samuel J Bishop officiated. The bride a University graduate and Sigma Sigma Sigma member taught Home Economics in Chardon Public Schools. The groom a Ohio University graduate Phi Kappa Tau member works with Firestone in Akron. They will live at 515 Schiller Avenue Akron. Also noted Girls Mission Circle met at Myrta Ashworth’s home with pot luck supper and devotions led by Mildred Giesecke Pauline Fierce Velia Stuneart Ruth and Helen Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuElla Jones
William O. Jones
Central Avenue
Kr. Lewis Varst
R. Sc. Farst
Barberton
Samuel J. Bishop
Doro
F Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Chardon
Karst
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
The
Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company of
Akron
Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Myrta Ashworth
Mildred Giesecke
Pauline Fierce
Velia Stuneart
Ruth
Helen Drake
Ruth Drake
Latin America
Youll Enjoy Making This Frock Pattern 1864
Fashion note from The Athens Messenger presents a practical 1864 pattern by Anne Adams. Describes design ideas and sewing tips for a ladies frock suited to the era, offering workable guidance for home dressmaking.
Dainty frock pattern with square neck and puffed sleeves
Readers learn about Pattern 1864 a square neck frock with yoke and puffed sleeves in new styles. Crepe de chine ready for best wear while dimity voile or organdie fit everyday use. pattern No 568 smocking adds popularity. yardage listed. order instructions to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Batiste
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York City
Overmyer Family Hosts Birthday Visit
Mr and Mrs C A Overmyer of 40 Stimson Avenue welcomed weekend guests including their children Mr and Mrs John Overmyer Mr and Mrs L D White of Parkersburg West Virginia and Mr and Mrs R F Soule and daughter Jeanne Louise of Fairmont West Virginia in town for the father’s birthday on Saturday March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Overmyer
Stimson Avenue
John Overmyer
L. D. White
Parkersburg
W. Va
R. F. Soule
Jeanne Louise
Fairmont
Local residents share visits across cities this week
Mrs. Herb P Dowler travels to Columbus to stay with daughter Lucille Dowler of Bell Telephone Company. Cincinnati guests Mr and Mrs James DeForest Murch and son arrive for a few days with Henry Cameron family. Clayton ports mouth visitor joins Katharine Hamilton in Erie area. Bishop Class to meet at 7 PM with Elmer Radford. Peters and son David Walton of Detroit weekend guests of Schloss family. Mrs Peters is Schloss’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb P. Dowler
Canaanville Road
Columbus
Lucille Dowler
Bell Telephone Company
James DeForest Murch
James DeForest, Jr
Cincinnati
Henry Co. Cameron
West State Street
Carlos H. Cameron
Elmwood Place
PD. W. Peters
David Walton
Detroit, Mich
Ek. CC. Schloss
Peters
Schloss
Elected captain leads Temple University archery team
Temple University Philadelphia selects Madeline Heim as captain of the co-ed archery team. Her aim is both in sport and academics as she balances practice with high class performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Heim
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pallas Club Discusses Spontaneous Generation History
Mrs. W. F. Mercer led the Pallas Club meeting at 61 South Congress Street. Emmett Rowles read the paper on Controversy Over Spontaneous Generation and Biogenesis. The next meeting will be April 12 with Mrs. Raymer McQuiston at 48 Mill Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mercer
Pallas Club
Garrett
South Congress Street
Emmett Rowles
Raymer McQuiston
Mill Street
Covert Home Hosts Family Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Covert of 114 North Congress Street welcomed Mrs. L. V. Fisher and two daughters Jeanne and Virginia of Toledo over the weekend. They visited Mrs. Fisher's father W. R. Goddard in Amesville. After Friday visit, Mr. Fisher and family returned home with Augusta Goddard of Amesville who will stay a week. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dutton of Harrisburg and Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Salmon with daughter Jane of West Union. Mrs. Dutton and Mrs. Salmon are sisters of Mrs. Covert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Covert
North
Congress Street
L. V. Fisher
Jeanne
Virginia
Toledo
Amesville
H. P. Dutton
Harrisburg, Pa
G. D. Salmon
Jane
West Union
Ohio
Dutton
Mrs. Salmon
Covert
Ohio University Skit Show Hosts Triple Family Weekend
Mrs. Walter Mooney of Plain City stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coe at 227 East State Street. Their daughter Jane Mooney, a sophomore at Ohio University, performed in the Skit Show for visiting mothers. Other guests included the Lewis family from Oak Street with relatives from Adena and Pomeroy. A banquet in Nelsonville honored Babson vice president Ralph B. Wilson of Boston. Sunday visitors at 41 West Washington Street included the Spragues of Akron and Reynoldsburg, and Miss Florence Hennis of Reynoldsburg, a former Ohio University graduate now teaching in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mooney
Plain City
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Jane Mooney
Ohio University
James Lewis
Oak Street
W. Ss. Lewis
Adena
Athens
Nelsonville
Ralph B. Wilson
Babson Statistical Organization
Boston
Mass
Lewis
Wilson
Mr. Lewis
Gomer Lewis
Pomeroy
Maxine Lewis
Levi Sprague
West Washington Street
Allen PD. Sprague
Akron
Boyd
Bexley
Alice
Reynoldsburg
Florence Hennis
Marietta
Horst body not found at Orrville pond bottom
Orrville March 24 Hundreds watched as the Orrville Country Club pond was drained by fire equipment and divers but Melvin Horst’s body, linked to Charles Hannah’s confession, was not recovered despite searches in thick mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
U.P
Charles Hannah
Melvin Horst
Blue
Orrville Country Club
Here
Rittman
Melvin
Fire sweeps Hotel Perkins annex. one dead
Fire swept the annex of the Hotel Perkins in Cleveland last night. One man perished and 190 guests fled to the street as efforts continued today to determine the blaze原因 and extent of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Perkins
Heads Lawyers in New Wet Attack on Prohibition
A special committee of the New York County Lawyers' Association led by former Justice Daniel F. Cohalan plans to urge the U S Supreme Court that national prohibition violates the Tenth Amendment. They claim the Eighteenth Amendment was improperly ratified and seek to defend state and individual rights against federal overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
United States Supreme Court
Forest Fire Sweeps 60 Acres Near Newark
A small grass blaze near Newark grew into a forest fire covering about 60 acres of woodland and meadows. It damaged several small buildings after spreading from the Louis Verosky farm to adjacent tracts, with damage estimated over $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
U.P
Louis Verosky
Miner Ends Life and Buries Self at Once
Wilbur Washington reports a miner died by his own hand and was buried in the same incident. Ben Olson found the grave in an assessment claim near Nell ar. Herman Vogler, owner, had been missing since last winter and is linked to the fuse explosion that caused the collapse and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Wash
Ben Olson
Olson
Nellar
Herman Vogler
Meet the Wife to be staged at Athens High Friday
Final rehearsals for the Athens High School Dramatic Chair's comedy Meet the Wife by Lynn Starling run this week under director Allen A. Nellis. A dress rehearsal is set for Wednesday with longer sessions Monday and Tuesday. The three act play features four seniors and four sophomores in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Plty
Lynn Starling
Allen A. Nellis
Tom Craig
Charles McKinley
Ruth Anna Kittle
Robert Worthman
Webster Dalton
Seven Die in Queens Fire at Little Neck Home
Seven people perished in a blaze that gutted a small frame house in Little Neck Queensborough today. Four of the dead were children among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Little Neck
Queensborough
Diamond Dyes Offer Rich Colors for Home Use
Real dyes promise the richest colors for every home with Diamond Dyes. The ads claim high quality anilines deliver soft bright colors for dresses, drapes, and lingerie, claiming easy even application, no streaking, and color depth lasting through wear and washing. Available in 1ld packages at all drug stores.
Ten Mines Working In District Today
Chauncey March 24 Ten mines were marked for work in this district today Only two mines were operating Saturday and two worked Friday The list today includes Nos 4 12 7 69 68 28 41 Posten No 1 10 Posten and Chauncey No 26 Musical Members To Be Presures of Program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Posten
Chauncey-Dover High to Present Your Act Comedy Play
Chauncey residents will attend a junior class play Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. The Dear Row Graduates is coached by Mrs Elta R Miller with cast members Dorothy McKinney Christine Mingus Helen Loveey Annabelle Matheny Louise Dew Rowena Shaffer Mary Stalder Ruth Gardner Opal Knivers Neal Tippett Virgil Swart Dean Hamilton Montford Cunningham Kenneth Nye and Dale Varner in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Neil Tippett
Virgil Swart
Dean Hamilton
Montford Cunningham
Kenneth Nye
Dale Varner
Tariff Bill Ready For Vote in Senate
After six months of revision the tariff bill was ready for final Senate vote. Final debate remained and Republican Floor Leader Watson aimed to keep the Senate in session until the vote was registered, with a possibility the debate could extend to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
De Shauncey P T A Meeting At High School Auditorium
The De Shauncey Parent Teacher Association will hold a regular meeting this evening in the high school auditorium. After the business session a program will be presented featuring three numbers by the music department under the direction of Mrs Christine Brown supervisor of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee de Shauncey
Nus
Mra
Christine Brown
Tfrsic
Chauncey Hosts Weekend Visitors Involving Regional Families
Mias Alice May Wilean of Corning and Frances Howard host, with guests including the Bradfield and Bradhelt families from Columbus and Athens, plus the Weaver and Smith families from Xenia and New Concord. The visits span Chauncey and nearby minister’s home, with extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Alice May Wilean, Corning
Chauncey
Frances Howard
W. HL. Bradfield Vans Bradfield
Mistes Lata
Kathleen Bradhelt
Columbus
Lestie Bradfield
Dorothy Ann
Athens
Freadfield
Frank Weaver
Xenia
Oftie
Victor Weaver
Mra
Weaver
Merwe
Edworth
Homer
Merc
Ray Smiths
New
Concord
Ohio
G. BR. Courtney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Jones
R. Lewis Farst
Circke
Met
Athens Messenger
Anne Adams
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
W. Union Sr
T. A. Snyder
Mansfield
S. Gibbs
George Ek. Clayton
Portsmouth
Katharine Hamilton
North Congress Street
Bishop
Elmer Radford
Sunnyside Drive
Home Telephone Co
Hannah
New Wet Attack
Millfield
the Plains
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Miner
Beer Baron
Florence Diggs-Murphy-O'Berta
John
Dinghbat"’ O'Berta
Chicago
O’berta
C. D. Shafer CO
Shhaeffers
OVCS
Haney Goodrich
South Court Street
Peptona
Rexall
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Mithorawal
Pia Els
Lilley Building & Loan CO
Columbus, Ohio
Chaencey Personals
Eeem of Christ Bible Schools
Forinette Palmer
Church of Christ
Hartene Sweeney, Jr
Noth Tinpg
Mm iMoyd Nee
Christie
Henry Osher
Realitver
Dleppert and
Bradbury
Gor' el
M. 3
Eeuire
Bayer
Security Savings Bank
the Security Savings Bank
Kright
J. D. Haskins
Athens County
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Majestic Pheater Building
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