Gill-Varner wedding linked to Ohio University ties
The Gill family of 209 East State Street announces the marriage of Jane Gill to Ray Varner of Clarksburg West Virginia. The ceremony was held May 10 1936 in Oakland Maryland with Rev Archibald Moore officiating. Jane Varner broadcast from Columbus and has taught music near Clarksburg. Ray Varner a 1935 Ohio University graduate with Beta Theta Pi works at Wade Auto Company in Clarksburg.
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Jane Gill
Ray Varner
Maryland
Clarksburg
C. M. Gill
E. State St
Jane
W. Va
Oakland
Archibald Moore
First Methodist Church
Warner
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Varner
Columbus
Beta Theta Pi
Wade Auto Company
Maude Agnew
Who's Going And Coming
Mrs T N Hoover traveled to Youngstown on Wednesday morning due to her mother Diana Arnolds illness. Daisy Burns Amesville visited Mary Burrs and Dorothy Ford Friday to attend the Hobo Hike of the Methodist Wesleyan Young Peoples Society. Mrs T W Coe and A T Stewart Albany with Mr and Mrs Howard Walden and Mrs Minnie Mariner Athens spent Tuesday in Columbus on business. Mrs James A Byem returned to her home in W Union St after visiting her son Francis at 393% S High St Columbus.
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T. N. Hoover
Youngstown
Diana Arnold
Daisy Burns
Amesville
Mary Burrs
Dorothy Ford
Methodist Wesleyan Young People's Society
T. W. Coe
A. T. Stewart
Albany
Howard Walden
Minnie Mariner
Athens
Columbus
James A. Byem
W. Union St
Francis
S. High St
Dessert dawn silk dress brightens debu tante luncheon at St Regis
A tacked dress with pintucks and lace trim highlighted a debutantes luncheon at New York’s St Regis. The silk sheer daytime dress in the new dessert dawn shade, a Pan American Expo color, featured a dessert dawn straw hat with Guatemalan striped silk cuff and a short net veil.
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New York
St. Regis
Fishermen and a Coat Hook Prank End in Hasty Evasion
Dicky Rose helps Hank mislead Mr Veritzen with a fish hook prank. Hank snags Veritzen’s coat, and the two youths improvise a plan to hide the evidence while Veritzen seeks his coat. The scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Dicky
Mary
Bill
Hank
Mr. Veritzen
Whit
Veritzen
Pre-School Mother's Club Plans Wiener Roast
The Pre-School Mother's Club met at Mrs P A Langston Albany Road with Mrs John Ashton as assistant hostess. Mrs Ralph Norris led a discussion on The Mother Teacher and a wiener roast was planned for Tuesday May 18. Prizes went to Mrs Mary La Baw and Mrs Ralph Norris. Refreshments were served. A new take off method for loaded transport planes tested in San Diego uses a hand car and slide to reach 60 mph before takeoff.
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P. A. Langston
Albany Road
John Ashton
Ralph Norris
Mary la Baw
San Diego
Calif
Tea leaves and steel world output noted in brief
The article notes Chinese tea consumption mirrors Western habits yet mentions a virgin tea leaf used as salad. It also reports 1936 global steel production at 123,460,000 tons, up 26.8 percent from 1935.
Standard Bearers Hear Talk on Congo Korea
The Standard Bearer Missionary Society of the First M E Church met at Mrs J L Pickering s home Tuesday evening. Eva Ayers read the First Psalm and Miss Georgia Shamel summarized nursing training abroad from The Woman s Missionary Friend. Julia Blackwood discussed Congo customs and a Korea talk covered Ewha College. Mrs William Bryant urged new members. refreshments followed. Synagogue to be home Chelsea Temple Beth El remodels into an apartment house after foreclosure.
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Standard Bearer Missionary Society
M. E. Church
J. L. Pickering
Eva Ayers
Georgia Shamel
Julia Blackwood
Congo
Africa
Korea
Ewha College
William Bryant
Judge Cupid in Reckless Driver Case Delays Verdict for Marriage
Walnut Creek California AP report says Justice C L Thomson extended the pause in a reckless driving case to permit the defendant to marry. The continuation lasts a week as nuptials are arranged.
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Cupid
Walnut Creek
Cal
U.P
C. L. Thomson
Scout-O-Rama winner earns Camp Lazarus trip
Logan Mark Lohr Jr of Troop 99 Logan Boy Scouts sold the most tickets in Hocking County at the Scout-O-Rama in Columbus and received a free two week trip to Camp Lazarus.
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Logan
Mark Lohr, Jr
Logan Boy Scouts
Hocking County
Columbus
Mrs Roach Pupils Present Voice Program Recital
Mrs Helen Hedden Roach leads a large audience at Music Hall for a varied voice recital. Students perform oratorios and operatic selections including Mendelssohn Elijah and Puccini La Boheme with ensembles and soloists such as Bonnie Bingham Alda Shaw Clara Mae Eisele Mary Ann McKay Mary Frances Groves Bessie Wardell Margaret Guthrie and accompanists Arline Anderson Alda Shaw Earl Kelly.
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Helen Hedden Roach
School of Music
Music Hall
Bonnie Bingham
Alda Shaw
Misses Show
Eisele
Bingham
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Mary Ann McKay
Fred McKay
Spohr
Anna Margaret Reger
Jacques Wolf
Charles Griffes
Henschel
Armstrong Gibbs
Mary Frances Groves
Nelsonville
Athens
Bessie Wardell
Borodine
Cemetery committee to clean McDougal grounds on May 15
McDougal Cemetery committee of McDougal Church plans a cleaning day on Saturday May 15. Volunteers are invited to join the effort and help tidy the grounds.
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McDougal
McDougal Church
Miss Barlow Hosts Home Economics Club at Home
Miss Ann Barlow welcomed the Home Economics Club of the High School at her residence on Wednesday evening. Plans were made for a spring picnic and recreational games were played. The host committee included Miss Anna Grace Ator Miss Doris Mace and Miss Leona Love who served refreshments.
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Ann Barlow
Anna Grace Ator
Doris Mace
Leona Love
Art Fraternity Initiates and Honors Departing Teacher
Delta Phi Delta initiated Ruth Perry Betty Baker Mary Littel Kathryn Hopfinger and Art Navarre at the May election. The Founder's Day banquet followed at Hillcrest Inn. Betty Morris, art instructor leaving Ohio University for California, was honored. Dr Velma Phillips spoke on Art for the Consumer. Next meeting will be a picnic on May 25.
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Delta Phi Delta
Ruth Perry
Betty Baker
Mary Littel
Kathryn Hopfinger
Art Navarre
Hillcrest Inn
Betty Morris
Ohio University
California
Richard Whipple
Athens
Velma Phillips
School of Home Economics
Mrs Frame Hosts Needle Club Bridge Party
Mrs Cora Frame hosted the Needle Club at Eastwood on Wednesday afternoon. Four bridge tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs T H Morgan among members and Mrs H E Benz among guests. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and refreshments were served later. Mr and Mrs Robert Juniper announce the birth of Patricia Ann on May 7. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harley Juniper of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs W M Donaldson of Amesville. Mrs James A Brooks will travel to Dayton Friday to join her husband in civil service there.
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Cora Frame
Needle Club
Eastwood
T. H. Morgan
H. E. Benz
Robert Juniper
N. Congress St
Patricia Ann
Harley Juniper
Nelsonville
W. M. Donaldson
Amesville
Dedication of Bridge Marker Set for Sunday in Athens County
On Sunday at 2 p m the Rebecca Morris Mee Kee Chapter United States Daughters of 1812 will dedicate a marker at East Bridge. Principal speaker will be W E Peters. The marker uses two old millstones from the East Bridge mill, with a bronze plate noting the first post office in Athens County and the first dam in Ohio built in 1805 by Jehiel Gregory and John Havner.
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Athens County
Rebecca Morris
United States Daughters of 1812
East Bridge
W. E. Peters
Ohio
Jehiel Gregory
John Havner
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Ruth Morris
Pomeroy
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Hotel Berry
Adele Garrison
Mother's Club
Rauchs Bakery
Chelsea
Mass
U.R
Temple- Beth-El
Milldeck
N. Court St
Shoe Store
Woodworths
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Mrs. Frame
Katharine
South Court Street
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Harley Gilbert
Marietta
Parkersburg
Roa
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