Tea and showers honor Ruby Hankey bride of August
News of Interest to Women reports a tea and shower honoring Ruby Hankey, bride of August Hankey, with gifts, music, and guests. Attended by Miss Hankey’s friends and family, the event precedes her June departure for college.
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Sumdat
Senia
Ruby
Hankey
Bride OF
Ruby Mankey
Newland
Charles ’Tmisister
First Church
Utica
N.Y
Martha
Cal ‘Cottingham
Hugher
Ann DR
Ia’ Hankey
Clésa
Closa
Down
Grones
Elmwood
Hower
Ste. Grones
Bisine Re Galdabernry
E. A. Cottagham
Miss Hankey
Meet Features M and H Circle Hosts at Mrs Shepherd Home
The M and H Circle met Wednesday night at Mrs Bessie Shephard’s home with Miss Elite Johnson assisting host a tion. eleven members responded to miscellaneous quota and an auto contest was won by Margaret Walburn with Alma placing second. He next meeting plans discussed.
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H. Circle
Bessie’ Shephard
Elite Johnson
Hostena
Ty Feeying
Margaret McHarg
Margaret Walburn
Alma
Burson Sre
Miro
Burson
D. L
Lawton
Okla
Danner
Dorothy Sleeper
Polen
Clarence B. Sleeper Jim
Oklahoma City
Calendar items mix church meetings scout events and clubs
Calendar lists events including an An-Girl Scout gathering at 10 Sunday at the Scout room, memorial service at Christian Church Monday night, Women’s Music Club at 8 Monday at Mrs Mor elsworth Hill home, Scout Council at 7 Monday night, ORIG meeting at 8:30 Wednesday with Miss Jane Atwood, Pelphian Literary Society dinner Tuesday at Elmhurst Pomeroy, Parent-Teacher Association meetings, Episco pal Church Good Shepherd last meeting at 2:30 Wednesday, Professional Women’s Club at 7:30 Thursday, Chamber of Commerce dance Friday night, and Bi-Club dinner hosting on Thursday.
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Christian Church
Nea
Will
J. T. Morelsworth Hill
A. R. Kreage
Associahave
Jane Atwood Ofversity
ORIG
Pelphian Literary Society
Ehada
Elmhurst Wrath
Pomeroy
Hadagde
Serail Befheld
Sidan
Wunillary
The
Episcopal
Church of the Good Shepard Will Pels
Orglock
Dean Stickney
Birthday Party for Eugene Ayers Fourth Year
A Hastings event honored Eugene Ayers with a Thursday afternoon party from 2 to 4 o clock. Refreshments were served as relatives and friends including Mrs Ethel Miller and several children gathered to celebrate.
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Eugene
Ethel Miller
Krussell to Leave Athens Wesley Foundation Pastorate
The Rev. Arie H. Krussell will end his two year directorship of the Ohio University Wesley Foundation on June 1 at Athens First Methodist Church. He will become pastor of a Wisconsin church next September after a summer for vacationing ministers. Prior to 1920 he served four years with the University of Wisconsin Methodist Church in Madison and has been active in the Athens County Ministerial Association and the Athens Council of Religious Education.
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Athens
Miss Hankey
First Presbyterian Church
West Ninater
Olio
Ohio University
Theodore Hankey
Langdon
North Dakota
Macaleater College
St Paul
Wesley Foundation
Wisconsin
Arie H. Krussell
Ohio University Wesley Foundation
Athens First
Hrunsell
Athens County Ministerial Association
Athens Council of Religious Education
Bible Class Holds May Social Meeting at Mrs Reeves Home
The Woman's Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church met Friday night at 11 Pearl Street the host home of Mrs A Reeves with Dr Walter Burson assisting. Dorothy Radford niece of Mrs Reeves read two pieces and Mrs Barker read He Knew His Bible. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs Burson's daughter Mary.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. ¥. Reeves
Pearl Street
Walter Burson
Mia. Reeves
Victrola Records
Commumittes
Patronesses Host Formal Dinner for Kappa Phi Members
The Kappa Phi Methodist Girls' Club patronesses and active members enjoyed a formal dinner at Hillcrest Inn on Friday night with alumnae and sponsor Bra H E Benz present. A morning breakfast at the church followed for club seniors, each receiving a silver teaspoon engraved with the club letters.
New Journalism Instructor Joined Ohio University Faculty
A new journalism instructor, Royal Bay of St. Petersburg, will join Ohio University next fall. Bay will teach two courses on newspaper business practice with hands on labs at The Athens Messenger. He previously worked in advertising and promotion at the St. Petersburg Times and Kokomo Dispatch. Bay is a DePauw graduate with a varied newspaper career starting as a carrier boy.
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Royal Bay
St. Petersburg
Ohio University
George Starr Lasher
Bay
Athens Messenger
Ray
St. Petersburg Times
The
Times
Kokomo
Ind
Dispatch
Depauw Universalty
Trimble Township
Vertising
National Ad
James McDonald
Trimble
CG. H. Porter
McDonald
Greens Run
Home Beautification Shown At Meeting in Albany
Methods of farm home beautification were demonstrated this week by L C Chadwick assistant professor of floriculture Ohio State University at the home of Eldon Dalley Albany Many Athens County residents attended the lecture and demonstration Planning of flower gardens proper layout of shrubbery and walks and general landscaping schemes were discussed MEET IN ATHENS Four H Club leaders of Athena County will meet in Athena May 28 to formulate plans for the summer program C C Lang club organizer with the extension department of Ohio State University will be present.
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L C. Chadwick
Ohio State University
Eldon Dalley
Albany
Athens County
Athens
Waders
Athena County
Athena
C. C. Lang
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
W. F. ‘Copeland
Mary Helen Fretts
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Irma E. Voigt
Edwin Watts Chubb
W. C. Mauck
Shuman
Wienigwski
Rosemary Wise
Hope McClaffin
F.B. Dilley
A. A. U. W. Work
Ohio
C. M. C. High School Elects New Officers
Mary Joe Twinn is elected president Betty Gullum vice president and Lorene Rodehaver secretary treasurer to lead the C. M. C. High School chapter for the 1991 1932 school year. Dr and Mrs R J Studer attended the Wellston alumni banquet where the class of 1907 held a reunion with 185 alumni present.
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Arity
Bernadine Sprague
Mary Joe Twinn
Terna Woolley
Betty Gullum
Lorene Rodehaver
M. C. High School
R. J. Studer
Wellston
Wellston High School
Mrs Herrly to Visit Elmwood Place for Week
Mrs. C. J. Herrly of Niagara Falls will arrive Sunday to spend a week with her mother Mrs. Alex Nelson and family in Elmwood Place. Mr. Herrly will join her here on Memorial Day. Mr. J. W. Brown of Piqua, back from California, is a guest of his sister Mrs. L. W. Connett and family, 245 West Union Street.
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Sumner Cottingham
Sfumbus
E. A. Cottingham
East State Street
Lydia Evans
Acon
Charles Bretaig
Lexington
Evans
George Washington Medical School
Washington
C. J. Herrly
Niagara Falls
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
Mr. Herrly
J. W. Brown
Piqua
California
L. W. Connett
West Union Street
To Aid Gardeners Course In Gardening At Coalville
Samuel Pallet, vocational agriculture instructor at Coalville High School, will give a home gardening course at 2 30 pm Tuesday for Troy Township residents whose gardens were destroyed by last year’s drought. He will assist with planting gardens and related tips.
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Coalville
Coolville
Samuel Pallet
Coalville High School
Troy Township
Paltet
Miss Acomb June Bride Hosts Trousseau Tea
Miss Acomb and Mr. Irvin D. Quick hosted a weekend party at Pleasant Ridge Cincinnati with Athens friends. Guests included Miss Hedden, Miss Saum, Miss Williams, Miss Barbour, Miss Devlin, Miss Bedford and Miss Rogers.
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Irvin D. Quick
Athens
Trousseau
Pleasant Ridge
Cincinnati
Helen Hedden
Anta Lois Saum
Gladys Willams
Lillian Bar Bour
Irene Deviln
Catharine Bedford
Harriett Rogers
Miss Acomb
Mr. Quick
Quick Cut Rate
Cincinnat
Staret-Netherlands Plaza
Marin Acomb
San Souci Hotel Spring Dance Draws 100 Couples
Miss Eileen Pendergrass and Mr William Thompson led the grand march for about 100 couples at the San Souci spring dance held Friday night in the hotel ballroom. The decor featured a Japanese garden as guests enjoyed music by the Delmarvians with Phylis Laughlin distributing programs.
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Nnual San Souci
Hotel Berry
Eileen Pendergrass
William Thompson
James Ruston
Watt Grover
Phylis Laughlin
Savages Don’t Wear Trusses Offers Free Sample Packets
An advertisement promises 5 000 sample packets and a free book from the New Science Institute in Steubenville Ohio. It claims a scientist will explain why trusses are unnecessary and urges immediate written request to 465 Watt Building.
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New Science Institute
Steubenville
Ohio
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