Carpenter Couple Serenaded and Honored in Carpenter
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Maryl Shocker were serenaded at the Kellogg McCoy Apartment in Carpenter. They were then escorted by a hand fashioned chariot to Columbia High School Auditorium for a teachers shower. The evening included music, games, and a wiener roast on the ball diamond.
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Carpenter
Maryl Shocker
Kellogg-McCoy
Columbia Hool
J. Eddie Lou Howery
Columbia High School
Athens
Marie Cummings
Doris Radekin
Helen Holcomb
Dawn Dye
Columbia
Meigs County
Charles Steward
Eileen Stansbury
Carolyn Holcomb
Joe Rife
G. C. Gorby
H. E. Starkey
Freda Rawlings
Ruth Starkey
Jessie Carpenter
H. E
Columbia Ditorium
Sidney Everson
Latter Day Saints Church
Wales Mill
Alva Rife
Charles Edward
J. A. Turner
Ferry Turner
Barberton
Fernie Alexander
Columbus
Neva Schupbach
New Martinsville
W. Va
Freda Kennedy
Ona Rupe
Cecil Blackwood
Miami
NYA
Tim Schwalas
C. H. Jewell
Schwal
Chauncey
Broadwell Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Anniversary
Mrs. Ella Ogg hosted guests including Melvin Vanway family and Margaret Smith. Webb Cole from Columbus visits his mother Hattie Hendershot. Arch Sprouse’s anniversary noted with guests Lee Dorr Ernest White and children. Other locals host and attend meetings and visit kin across Bartlett Columbus Nelsonville McConnelsville.
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Broadwell
Ella Ogg
Melvin Vanway
Margaret Smith
Parkersburg
Webb Cole
Columbus
Hattie Hendershot
Arch Sprouse
Lee Dorr
Canaonville
Ernest White
Wayne Cumming
Barbara Cumming
Bartlett
Bernard White
James Harkins
Lotie
Evalina Brill
Albert Ogg
Mildred Parsons
Ray James
Stant James
Athens
Frank James
Herman Ogg
Nelsonville
Oscar James
Patty Ann
Belman Robinson
McConnelsville
Veteran and Champion Lead Bowes Seal Fast in Indy 600
Rex Mays and Ralph Hepburn team up for the 29th Decoration Day Classic at Indianapolis Motor Speedway aiming for a 1-2 finish in the May 30 race. Bowes Seal Fast backs the effort with Wyenn Meyer engines and a V-8 configuration for Hepburn’s car, a potential dark horse in the $100,000 prize.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rex Mays
Ralph Hepburn
Bowes Seal Fast Team
Robert Bowes
Wy Enn Meyer
Bud” Winfield
Mild
Lou Meyer
Hepburn
Meyer
Mays
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Shaw
Social Notes of Hamden Highlight Local Club Activities
Hamden notes detail the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at the Methodist Church with new officers elected led by President Estella Scott. Epworth Leaguers hosted a wiener roast at Wellston Waterworks Park and the WCTU met Friday led by Mrs. Scott. Residents and visitors, including Rev. Daniel and Mrs. Baker, attended events and youth council in Athens.
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Epworth
Wellston Waterworks
Carol Matteson
Goobers Quiet Nerves as Bluege Eats Peanuts for Calm
Washington Senators coach Ossie Bluege says eating peanuts by the peck keeps him calm under pressure during tough games. His snack routines are part of his steady approach to managing the team.
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Washington Senators
Ossie Bluege
Pope Named Notre Dame Captain With 90 Average
Arthur W. Pope, named next season's Notre Dame basketball captain, showcases versatile scoring and maintains a 90 grade average. His leadership and academic performance mark key strengths for the Irish squad.
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Arthur W. Pope
Notre Dame
Bidwell Group To Give Play And Supper
Bidwell Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Wesley Lewis home to hear a Mother’s Day poetry program. The group planned a Bidwell Porter School event May 13 with a play Mrs Apple and Her Crops by ten local women and music by Poplar Ridge Vagabonds. Also noted were Bidwell-Porter High School commencement May 16 and baccalaureate May 11 with Rev J L Stephenson delivering the address.
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Bidwell
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Lewis
T. J. Moore
Nelle Kraus
Boatman
Lowell Glassburn
Donald Love
Ruth Ann
Georgia Leonard
Charlies Russell
Hannah, Sheets
J. L. Coleman
Marianna Coleman
Ward
Cliff Frederick
Marguerite Moore
Atkinson
Lewis
Bidwell-Porter
Poplar Ridge
J. L. Stephenson
Lulu McBride
Crossroads School
Galax
Sam Wright
Floyd Russell
Holzer Hospital
Walling Corwin
Emmett Welker
Floyd Welker
Betty Evans
Gallipolis
Farm Bureau
Ted Moore
Dickie
Charles Jeffers
Hooper Ridge Church Plans Special Mother's Day Observance
Bible school drew 60 participants at Hooper Ridge. Plans call for a small remembrance recognizing the oldest mother youngest mother and the mother with the largest family at Mother's Day services May 11. Numerous local and nearby residents visited or stayed with families Sunday and over week end.
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Hooper Ridge—Bible School
D. E. Kasler
C. B. Tigenor
John
Lucetta Duncan
Cynthia Kasler
Glouster
Delbert Kasler
Richard Kasler
Anthony Daft
Baltimore
Harmon Keirns
Billy Lee Jago
Amenville
Allen Snyeder
Otho Coon
the Plains
Eleanor Keirns
Vireginia Shannon
Athens
C. M. Keirns
Julia Mingus
Sand Ridge
Mingus
Bill Frazier
Phyllis
Hollister
Dexter Social And Personal Circulation Highlights
Dexter social notes recount visits among local families including Minx Dixson Price Nelson and Weaver clans. Illness recovery for Mary Louise Chaney and a death of Mrs. Henry Morton are noted along with a remark on global vehicle registrations rising over seven years.
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P. H. Nelson
Iva Weaver
Athens
Elmer Dent
Char
Pitfalls of Love at the Lansfield Hotel Party
Mrs. Graham arrives for a night at Lansfield to find Noel and a lively party in full swing. Olga hosts a transformed living space with a supper setup and a casual crowd, while Mary’s decor and Veritsen’s touch shape the scene.
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Philip Veritzen
Mary
Olga
Sequel to Marriage Meddlers Stirs onstage Distress
A taxi ride to a hotel reveals Noel Ver’s distress tied to his marriage with Mary as Madge Graham, Mary’s aunt and Broadway star, contemplates the roots of Noel’s unhappiness. The scene hints at Philip Veritzen’s past influence and a dancing Mary with partner Steve Redfield as tensions mount.
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Mary
Steve Redfield
Madge
Noel
Noel Ver
Madge Graham
Philip
Olina
Transvania
Olga
Philip Veritzen
Nancy Carew
Birthday party honors Rev R S Daniel at Methodist Church
Ended with contests and games as ice cream cake and coffee were served. Henry Lewis Perry visiting his parents in town. Ellen Fee visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs Maomi Cox and Misses Jean Bagley Katheryn Gerty attended Rio Grande College Play Day. Ralph Rogers and wife moved to Walters apartment on Church Street.
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Hamden Union
WCTU
Methodist Church
Estella Scott
H. J. Dye
Jennings Fout
J. R. Walters
Wheeling
Henry Gerty
Katheryn
Columbus
D. M. Bryson
R.S. Daniel
Jane Baker
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Athens
Rhoda Hall
Fairbanks
Minn
Mabel Hall
Red Wing
R. S. Daniel
Helen Evans
Charles McCoppin
Margie Lee Frazee
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
Lee Frazee
Joseph Ogle
Fort Knox
Arch Ogle
Henry Lewis Perry
Henry Perry
Ellen Fee
McArthur
Charles Barnhill
Maomi Cox
Jean Bagley
Katheryn Gerty
Rio Grande College
Ralph Rogers
Byer
Walters
Church St
UCLA Names New Baseball Diamond Joe E Brown Field
The university honors baseball player and film star Joe E Brown by naming the new UCLA baseball diamond Joe E Brown Field. The designation recognizes his contributions to the sport and his prominence in entertainment.
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Joe E. Brown
Gridder Turned Artist Stanley Sharp Exhibition NY Gallery
Stanley Sharp, captain of NYU's 1936 football team, showcases watercolors in a New York gallery. An architect by profession, he balances sports fame with artistic pursuit.
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Gridder
New York
Stanley Sharp
N.y.u.’S
Wireless telegraph station in Mexico City links to world
The telegraph station in Mexico City is described as capable of communicating with all countries, signaling broad international reach for wireless communications.
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Mexico City
Moon's Orbit Around Earth Repeats About Thirteen Times a Year
Astronomical note states the moon circles Earth roughly 13 times annually. Each revolution takes about 27 days and hours, completing a monthly cycle with the familiar lunar phases.
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