Carpenter Couple Serenaded at Kellogg-McCoy Apartment
Maryl Shoe maker and spouse were honored with a serenade at the Kellogg-McCoy Apartment in Carpenter. They rode in a hand drawn decorated chariot to Columbia School Auditorium for a teachers’ shower, music, games, and a wiener roast on the ball diamond. Overnight guests included Mr. Eddie Lou Howery and Mr. and Mrs. Shumaker and Charles Kellogg.
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Carpenter
Maryl Shoemaker
Kellogg-McCoy
Columbia School
Eileen Stansbury
Carolyn Holcomb
Joe Rife
G. C. Gorby
H. E. Starkey
Freda Rawlings
Ruth Starkey
Jessie Carpenter
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits
Mrs. Ella Ogg hosted guests including Melvin Vanway and family and Margaret Smith from Parkersburg. Webb Cole of Columbus visits his mother Hattie Hendershot. Arch Sprouse marked 25th wedding anniversary with guests Lee Dorr and Ernest White families.
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Broadwell
Ella Ogg
Melvin Vanway
Margaret Smith
Parkersburg
Webb Cole
Columbus
Hattie Hendershot
Arch Sprouse
Lee Dorr
Canaanville
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 Team Up For Big Indy 600
Indianapolis is set for May 30 as Rex Mays and Ralph Hepburn join forces for Bowes Seal Fast in the 600 mile race. Mays drives the improved Lou Meyer car while Hepburn uses a new V-8 motor on a proven chassis in a bid for the $100,000 prize. Hepburn seeks his first win since 1937, two seconds behind Shaw in that victory.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rex Mays
Ralph Hepburn
Bowes Seal Fast
Robert Bowes
Louis Meyer
W. C
Bud” Winfield
Mays
Lou Meyer
Hepburn
Meyer
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Shaw
Ron Overdue
Social Notes of Hamden reflect local club meetings
Hamden reports show the Women's Society of Christian Service electing Estella Scott as president and officers including Ruth Robins and Florence Gerty. Epworth Leaguers held a wiener roast at Wellston Waterworks Park with devotional led by Carol Matteson. WCTU plans June meeting with Es tella Scott presiding. Several families and students hosted or attended events at churches, schools, and homes, including district youth council in Athens and Fort Knox soldier visits, with travels among residents to Columbus and Low ell.
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Wellston Waterworks Park
Carol Matteson
Hamden Union
WCTU
Estella Scott
H. J. Dye
Jennings Fout
J. R. Walters
Wheeling
Goobers Quiet Nerves as Senators Coach Eats Peanuts
Washington Senators coach Ossie Bluege calms nerves during tough stretches by eating peanuts by the peck. This hazel habit is noted as a ritual for staying cool amid pressure in the dugout.
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Washington Senators
Ossie Bluege
Pope Leads Notre Dame With Stellar Play And Grades
Arthur W. Pope headlines the next Notre Dame basketball season as captain candidate. He scores efficiently from all angles and maintains a 90 grade average.
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Arthur W. Pope
Notre Dame
Bidwell Group To Give Play And Supper
Bidwell Women of Christian Service met at Mrs. Wesley Lewis home. A Mothers Day poem program was presented with refreshments. The group plans a play and jitney supper at Bidwell-Porter School on May 13 at eight. Local musicians and ten women supply the cast for Mrs Apple and Her Crops.
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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
Charles Russell
Hannah Sheets
J. L. Coleman
Marianna Coleman
Ward
J. L. Stephenson
Lulu McBride
Crossroads School
Galax
Sam Wright
Floyd Russell
Holzer Hospital
Wailing Corwin
Emmett Welker
Floyd Welker
Betty Evans
Gallipolis
Farm Bureau
Ted Moore
Dickie
Charles Jeffers
Earl Moore
Mildred Ward
Ryger
Dexter Social And Personal News Brief
Dexter social notes list visits and family gatherings including Ed Minx and Chauncey Dyesville guests, Mary Louise Chaney healing from appendicitis, and multiple Nelsons and Foldens visiting. mention of Mrs. Henry Morton’s death and a note on global vehicle registrations rising 29 percent over seven years.
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P. H. Nelson
Iva Weaver
Athens
Elmer Dent
Char
Pitfalls of Love a taxi toward a glittering hotel suite
Madge Graham accompanies Noel Veritzen to the Lansfield hotel where a festive supper room is prepared for Mary and her theatre circle. Olga and others mingle as Mary dances with Steve Redfield, while Madge ponders Noel’s evident unhappiness and clues point to a complicated past involving Philip Veritzen and Olina of Transvania.
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Mary
Steve Redfield
Madge
Noel
the Lansfield
Graham
Philip Veritzen
Olga
Noel Veritzen
Madge Graham
Slip
Olina
Transvania
Nancy Carew
Birthday Party Honors Methodist Pastor at Local Church
Rev R S Daniel was the honored guest at a church party Monday celebrating his birthday. Contests and games filled the evening with ice cream cake and coffee served. Henry Lewis Perry visiting from Columbus stays with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Perry. Mrs Ellen Fee visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Barnhill. Naomi Cox and Jean Bagley and Katheryn Gerty attended Rio Grande College Play Day. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rogers moved to Walters apartment on Church Street.
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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
Helen Evans
Charles McCoppin
Mt. Vernon Sanitarium
Lee Frazee
Joseph Ogle
Fort Knox
Arch Ogle
Methodist Church
Henry Lewis Perry
Henry Perry
Ellen Fee
McArthur
Charles Barnhill
Naomi Cox
Jean Bagley
Katheryn Gerty
Rio Grande College
Ralph Rogers
Byer
Walters
Church St
UCLA Names Baseball Diamond Joe E Brown Field
The new baseball diamond at UCLA was named Joe E Brown Field to honor the movie star and former baseball player Joe E Brown. The naming ceremony recognized Brown's contributions to film and sports.
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Joe E. Brown
Gridder Turner Artist at New York Gallery Exhibition
Stanley Sharp, NYU football captain in 1936, is an architect with watercolors on display at a New York gallery. The exhibit showcases his artistic side alongside his football legacy.
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Gridder
New York
Stanley Sharp
N.y.u.’S
Wireless telegraph station in Mexico City links to world
The Mexico City wireless telegraph station is described as equipped to communicate with all countries globally, highlighting its wide reach and technical capability.
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Mexico City
Hooper Ridge Church Plans Mother's Day Service
Bible school drew 60 delegates at Hooper Ridge Sunday. Plans announce a remembrances program honoring the oldest mother the youngest mother and the mother with the largest family at the May 11 Mother's Day service. Numerous local families and guests shared visits.
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Hooper Ridge—Bible School
D. E. Kasler
C. B. Tigenor
John
Licetta Duncan
Cynthia Kasler
Glouster
Delbert Kasler
Richard Kasler
Anthony Daft
Baltimore
Harmon Keirns
Billy Lee Jago
Amesville
Allen Snyder
Otho Coon
the Plains
Eleanor Keirns
Vireginia Shannon
Athens
L. Keirns
H. A. Wolfe
Charles Brawley
Sand Rock
Nevin Wolfe
Wolfe
Marion Snyder
FE. C
C. M. Keirns
Julia Mingus
Sand Ridge
Mingus
Bill Frazier
Phyllis
Hollister
Moon Orbits Earth In About Twenty Seven Days
The Moon completes roughly thirteen revolutions around Earth each year, taking about 27 days and 8 hours per orbit. This synodic period causes regular lunar phases observable from our planet.
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Howard Folden
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Sylva Amos
Sarah Folden
Lee Martin
Donald Amos
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Howard Morton
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