Tuesday Club Picnic At Five Oaks Officers Reelected
The Tuesday Club held its annual picnic at Five Oaks, the summer home of Dean Irma E. Voigt and Dr. Edith Wray. About forty members attended the buffet supper on the veranda and in the garden. Officers were retained: President Dr. Stedthe rector, Vice President Mrs. Foster, Secretary Mrs. Porter, Treasurer Dr. Dow. An illustrated wild flower talk by Walter Porter followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Ecot
Stedthe
RA Foster
Charles Matthews
Walter
Porter
George Starcher
CL. Dow
J. G. Addicott
W. F. Copeland
C. M. Copeland
A. If
Out of Town Guests Over Memorial Day Weekends
Local society notes list guests visiting from Cleveland Los Angeles Barberton and Indian River City. Families include Rauch Sisson Lucas Mueller and Marsden visiting Memorial Day weekend with plans to summer in Columbus and nearby suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X Rauch
Court St
Rauch
Harry Sisson
Indian River City
Fin
Columbu
William E. Lucas
Anne
Cleveland
F. Twiss
State St
Clay Mueller
Mueller
C. le Jones
Uni- Foster
Sunnyside Drive
A. Marsden
Los Angeles
Calif
Marsden
Foster
C. D. Hopkins
Memorial Week-End Gatherings Across Buckeye Lake and Towns
Memorial Day weekend sees the Connett family at their Buckeye Lake cottage on Fisher Beach while relatives and friends linger in Marion Fremont and Athens. Notables include Dr. Eckles and Mrs Eckles visiting Ohio, Prof Atkinson attending funerary duties, and Harold Luckett of Baltimore honored before training. Nearby, Mrs Purcell and Bainbridge High staff visit Washington Court House and Bainbridge for the holiday. District notices mention operation recoveries and church leaders returning from St Louis for a Presbyterian convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring G. Connett
Qughter
Mabel
Son Loring, Jr
Elliott St
Fisher Beach
Buckeye Lake
Connett
R. 8. Wood
Cleveland
Wood
State Board of Liquor Control
Canaan Pike
Rowenta Sprout
Betty McAfooes
Marion
Olive Zels
Fremont
Robert B. Eckles
Maplewood Drive
Eckles
Warren F. Eckles
York
Neb
J. H. Atkinson
Ames
Towa
A. A. Atkinson
J.B. Swanson
W. Union St
Harold Luckett
Baltimore
V. Springer
Fond
W. N. Luckett
Sadie Luckett
Amesle
Walter Aosenheimer
Elva Throckmorton
Athens
Luck
John Finsterwald
C. T. Hoskins
Evan J. Jones
Park Place
ST. Louis
St. Louia
F. L. Luchs
Presbyterian Church
Sty
Lewis Gishler
Gallipolis
Trailed to the Lansfield by a Gangster
Veritzen confirms Madge suspects she is being watched as a gangster gang hunts Carolyn. An unnamed narrator recalls a hotel encounter and reveals a spy tracked to the Lansfield. A young gangster telephoned ahead, linking Lansfield to a wider crime plot and keeping danger close to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veritzen
Madge
Lansfield
Ign
Noel
Richard Graham
Ation
Dicky
Carolyn
New York
Mayelf
Philip Veritzen
Pre School Nursery at Ohio U Shows Bright Morning routines
Ohio University East Union Street nursery school in Athens hosts two to five year olds five days a week. Children enjoy outdoor play, sandbox time, tricycles and slides, with orange juice breaks and a chicken-feeding highlight. Indoors they draw, model clay, sing, and engage in dramatic play as home economics students observe development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Nursery
Athens
Union Street
Ohio University Home Economics Department
Nursery
Rome Economics
Licensed To Marry Pomeroy Probate Court Records
A probate court entry notes marriages including James Wyant 34 Warrene Oy and Mary Pusaiey 2 jot Pomeroy Delmer Bavis 22 Portland and Nannie Abshire 23 Lone Bottom Garrett Smith 22 Nitro and Delors Smith 2 Minnlepoct Cloyd Runim 22 Port and R Dy and Wel i Landis five with a child develop ment course taught by Dr Florence Sst professor of home economics The Nursery School program is directed by Miss Mary Oliver from State University for Town with assistants Margaret Owens from Kansas State College Children listed include Carol Scott Carolyn Sue Beaty Carolyn Gilmore Jimmy Gibbs Billy Hutchinson Arthur Boyles Martha Lorentz Sally Siigley John Roseberry Teddy Krauss Wayne Jimmy Smith Lester Samford Ruth Wine Ner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ilonaea
James
Wyant
Warrene Oy
Mary Pusaiey
T. D. Delmer Bavis
Portland
Nannie Abshire
Lone Bottom
Garrett Smith
Nitro
Way
Delors Smith
Minnlepoct
Cloyd Runim
Portand
R. Dy
Weli Landis
Oriand
Florence
Mary Oliver
State University
Town
Miss Oliver
Margaret Owens
Kansas State College
Carol Scott
Carolyn Sue Beaty
Carolyn ’ Gilmore
Jimmy Gibbs
Billy’ Hutchinson
Memorial Dance at Country Club Saturday Night
Memorial dance at Country Club features Rex Koons orchestra playing at ten o clock. Hosts include Steven Wilson and L E Richardson with several local families as host/hostesses and H C Dorspan as social chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Rex Koo
Steven Wilson
Nelsonville
L. E. Richardson
Glouster
J. B. Roberts
Neil Thomas
P. F. Good
H. C. Dorspan
Albany H S Class Day Programs Honors Scholars
Albany High School held its final assembly of the year on May 22 at the High School Auditorium. Senior class members presented Class Day exercises themed around the funeral of the Class of 1941, with a class will, prophecy, poem, and groaner. Special music featured the Senior Girls' Sextet and performers Meighen Cordray. Scholarships were awarded across grades, with recipients named from seventh through twelfth grade and medals to Dortha Whiteman Mazie Johnson and Worley Baughman for county exam honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Clase
Robert Meighen
Robert Cordray
Pomeroy and Columbus Visitors Arrive for Memorial Day
Pomeroy residents Mrs. Edward N Hamm of Miles City Montana and Mr. J Clark plus Mrs Elizabeth Mordhurst visit local families in Pomeroy and Middleport for a week or more before returning. Mrs Hamm plans trips to Denver and Miles City with relatives in Columbus. Miss Nina McCullough and Miss Anna Vaughan visit Columbus friends while Mr and Mrs Raymond Sohn arrive for a weekend stay with Lincoln Hill relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Hamm
Miles City
Montana
J. Clark
William Kasper
Elizabeth Mordhurst
Pomeroy
G. W. Hamm
Middleport
T A.t Downie
Warren H. Bright
Peter
Columbus
C. E. W. Downie
Alex Downie
Nina McCullough
Wright St
Oliver A. Hartley
M.D. Hartley
Lincoln Hill
Anna’ Vaughan
Raymond Sohn
Middleport Veterans Hold Services Today
Memorial Day exercises are held across the county and Cheshire under Feeney Bennett Post American Legion. Services at Middleport Hill Cemetery are set for 1 o clock this morning, with the school band guiding squads. Dinner follows at the American Legion Hall at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefort
Cheshire
Feeney-Bennett Post
American Legion
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Big Chief Indian Herb Tonic Medicine for Every Member
An eight general tonic made from roots and herbs. claims to stimulate the appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation. The product is marketed as a universal remedy for the family.
Tonto Snake Oil Liniment for Neuralgia and Ailments
Classified advertisement promoting Tonto Snake Oil Liniment in connection with Bio Chief Tonic. Claims to treat neuralgia pains stiff neck from exposure and drafts muscular cramps stiffness soreness from exertion fatigue bites frost bites and minor sprains by applying to back chest throat and tendons. It emphasizes use for muscle and tendon strains and general aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bio Chief Tonic
43c two bottles 79c at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
An OCR fragment notes a low price offer of 43 cents for two bottles, listed as 79 cents, advertised at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store in Athens. The text is incomplete but indicates a local drugstore sale claim with pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Athens
Ohlo
Reverend Stanley Jeffrey to lead services after conference
Return from Ohio Conference in Columbus announced. Rev. Stanley Jeffrey of Central Avenue Methodist Church will conduct Sunday services at the church and Memorial Services at Clarks Chapel. McDougal Church invites members to a potluck dinner at Mr and Mrs Mingus home after Sunday school at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Jeffrey
Central ‘Ave. Methodist Church
Ohio
Columbus
Jeffrey
Central Ave
Clarks Chapel
Mcdougal Church
Will. Mingus
AAUW Picnic and Annual Meeting Report 1941
The 2 May 1941 AAUW picnic and final business meeting were held in the garden of Dean Irma E. Voigts at 35 Park Place. Officers announced: Mrs. ED Hopkins vice president and Miss Marian Coe treasurer. Miss Voigts president and Mrs. William Herbert secretary retained. Reports on the Cincinnati National Convention May 5–10 were presented by delegates Miss Melvin Ranielson Edith Wray and others. A picnic at the Voigt Wray country home Five Oaks was planned for the summer. committee chaired by Miss Virginia Hateger included Mrs. Margaret Davis and Miss Lillian Stocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Dean
Irma E. Voigts
Park Place
ED. Hopkins
Marian Coe
Voigt
William Herbert
Cincinnati
Melvin Ranielson
Edith Wray
Voigt-Wray
Five Oaks
Piccnic
Virginia Hate Ger
Margaret Davis
Lillian Stocker
Ton Jon No 3 Gave Marietta Man Results Beyond His Expectations
Marietta man claims Ton Jon No 3 relieved decades of rheumatic knee and neuritis pain. He cites night restores and joint relief after Ton Jon No 5, noting dramatic life changes and improved mobility. Advertisement notes Athens sales point at Quick's Health Store 9 W Union St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Marietta
F He Campbell
Warner
St. Marien
Ohio
Quick
Athens
Union St
Athens, O
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