Woman's Music Club Hosts Formal Guest Night
The annual guest night at the Woman's Music Club will be held Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle. Mrs. Curtis W. Janssen is program chairman. Miss Siouhee Arpee Mary T. Noss and Irene Witham will perform piano solos. Vocal solos by Mrs. B M Covert Mrs Arthur Lynch Jr Dorothy Cosgrave and Mrs Helen Hedden Roach. A string ensemble and a 15 member voice ensemble will perform under Miss Mary Blayney. Assistant hostesses are Mrs L V Brown and Mrs Fred M McKay. Program begins at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Curtis W. Janssen
Siouhee Arpee
Mary T. Noss
Irene Witham
B. M. Covert
Arthur Lynch, Jr
Dorothy Cosgrave
Helen Hedden Roach
L. C. Mitchell
Louis Hammerle
W. R. Phil
Moonlight and Swing Dance at Athens Country Club
Memorial Day dance at Athens Country Club drew over 80 couples, with out of town guests. Johnny Klint’s orchestra played swing from ten to two as blue lights and moonlit terrace created a fairyland atmosphere. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKinstry and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Johnny Klint
Richard McKinstry
Charles Richardson
Steve Wilson
Granddaughter of I. M. Foster Dies in Washington
Frances Littlepage died in Washington D C at one year old from sudden thymus enlargement. She was the granddaughter of former Congressman and Mrs I M Foster. Her mother was in Chicago with Frances Foster who underwent an operation There are brief social notes of visits and Memorial Day gatherings in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Frances Littlepage
John Littlepage
Ruth Foster
Washington, D. C
I. M. Foster
Chicago
Bruce Buckmaster
Frances Foster
Mind Your Manners Wedding Invitation Etiquette
Quick etiquette guide answers five questions about responding to wedding invites. It covers when to answer, the proper note form, usher behavior, suitable informal summer morning attire for the groom, and whether the groom and best man should dress alike, including acceptable social advice for meeting a fiancee.
Gallipolis Memorial Day guest list and locals travel
Decoration Day visitors from Gallipolis and surrounding areas are listed with relatives and friends in Athens Columbus Cleveland and Indianapolis. Several families including Kerr Stickney McPherson Householder Jukes Beasley family and others spent Memorial Day weekend away or hosting guests at homes and cottages.
Don't Marry Just for a Home Dorothy Dix Admonishes Love Must Lead
Dear Miss Dix warns a 24 year old woman to avoid marrying for security without love. The advice notes marriage without love brings misery, contrasting past constrained roles with modern independence and the chance to find a destined partner who offers both home and love.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Lou
Judgment Develops in Children Through Own Decision Making
Olive Roberts Barton argues that encouraging children to use their own judgment builds confidence. The piece notes that fear of criticism, not cowardice, often hinders independent decision making and that supportive guidance helps reduce persistent self doubt.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Sion
Marriage Meddlers Plan Guardianship For Aunt Madge’s Boys
Aunt Madge asks Bill and Hank to curb stunts and guard Junior and Roderick while she’s away. The brothers vow to take over, promise calm leadership, and plan to supervise from the lake while the boys fish. They agree to start immediately to ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Hank
Bill
Biddison Spends Memorial Weekend at Charleston Home
Mr. E. M. Biddison of Charleston West Virginia spent Memorial Week end at his residence, 96 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Biddison
Charleston
W. Va
E. State St
Dean Family and Hayes Visit Charleston Office
Mrs. Frank Dean and son Rus visit Charleston to see Franklin Dean at Cline Ice Cream Company. Russell Dean will return to Atlantic City next week to conduct an orchestra for the summer season. Milo F. Clapp and family travel from Upper Arlington to visit Mrs. O. F. Peoples at 19 S Congress St over Memorial Day. US Attorney R. D. Williams of Columbus was in Athens Saturday.
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Frank Dean
Russell Dean
Lawrence Hayes
Charleston
Franklin Dean
Cline Ice Cream Company
Atlantic City
Milo F. Clapp
Sara
Billy
Upper Arlington
Columbus
O. F. Peoples
S. Congress St
Clapp
Athens
Meigs County Farmers To Visit Carpenter Experiment Station
Meigs County farmers will tour the Carpenter Experiment Farm on Tuesday afternoon starting at 1 p m. They will view field wheat varieties including Thorne and learn fertilizer practices. Superintendent M A Bachtell and Ohio State University professors C J Willard and D R Dodd will answer questions on grasses and meadow mixtures.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Carpenter Experiment Station
George W. Kreitler
Carpenter Farm
M. A. Bachtell
Carpenter Experiment Farm
C. J. Willard
Ohio State University
D. R. Dodd
Kreitler
Home Hygiene Classes Complete in Meigs County
Miss Flora Long leads six week Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick courses in Middleport and Pomeroy for the American Red Cross. A final program at the Middleport Public Library honored participants with certificates, with a social hour and a parting umbrella gift from the class to Miss Long.
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Middleport
Flora Long
American Red Cross
Pomeroy
Meigs County Red Cross Chapter
Miss Long
Marl Bolin
Julia Reese
Flossie Daniels
Jacob Roller
Lenore Sommers
Minnie Kerr
Bertha Carruthers
Ruth Geary
Carrie Cassels
Ruth Erbs
Irene Hudson
Salt Cinder Club Celebrates 24th Anniversary in Pomeroy
Members of the Salt and Cinder Club of Columbus hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. C. E. W. Downie’s Lincoln Hill home in Pomeroy to mark the club’s 24th anniversary. Attending were numerous Columbus members and guests from Pt. Pleasant West Virginia and Charleston indicating the group’s 25 year tradition of hosting events outside Columbus.
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Springfield
Ian” Crosbie
Pomeroy
Baccalaureate Held Sunday in High School Auditorium
Seniors of the class of 1937 gathered for baccalaureate services Sunday evening at 8 in the high school auditorium. Dan L. Farmer conducted the processional Entree De Procession. Reverend F. C. Kreager delivered the sermon on Debtors. the Girls Glee Club directed by Vesta Mesa Coy sang Holy Holy and Send Out Thy Light. Benediction by Reverend Bailey and the service closed with Cornelius Festival March.
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Middleport
Batiste
Dan L. Farmer
C. C. Bailey
Girls Glee Club
Vesta Mesa Coy
F. I. Gardner
Clarence Swearingen
F. C. Kreager
First Baptist Church
Bailey
Cornelius
William Warner Dies at 77 in Chester Area
William Warner 77 died Saturday at his home near Chester after a week in critical condition from a stroke. He was a well known farmer of Chester Township. Surviving are his wife two sons Herman of Pomeroy and Alfred of Flora and two daughters Mrs Arthur Wandling of Pomeroy and Mrs Arthur Young of Pine Grove. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm at the Chester Methodist Church with burial in Chester Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
William Warner
Chester
Chester Township
Herman
Alfred
Flora
Arthur Wandling
Arthur Young
Pine Grove
Chester Methodist Church
Pomroy High Band Welcomes Returning Residents
Sonia Ann Scholl seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Konrad Scholl directed the Pom eroy High School Band on Main Street Saturday evening. The concert served as a home coming welcome for former residents who returned to spend Memorial Day in Pom eroy.
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Pomeroy
Sonia Ann Scholl
Konrad Scholl
Pomeroy High School
Main St
Akron Driver Arrested After Accident
Emerson Baker of Akron was arrested Saturday by Police Chief Dana N Tracy for failing to stop after a collision with Bradford Mang’s car on E Main St near the Parkersburg Big and Reel Plant. The crash led to Baker being taken into custody at his brother’s home in Success.
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Pomeroy
Emerson Baker
Akron
Dana N. Tracy
Baker
Bradford Mang
Minersville
E. Main St
Parkersburg
Fire damages Cart Sauvage home on E Main Street
Minor damage reported at the Cart Sauvage house on E Main St after a fire believed caused by defective wiring. The alarm sounded around midnight. Firemen had difficulty locating the blaze but reached it before major damage. the vacant house sustained only light harm.
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Woman’s Music Club
Biddle
Washington
W. H. Logan
Phyllis
Utah Place
Roger J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Fred Scott
Cleveland
Nell Scott
Mildred Scott
P. B. Lawrence
Washington St
R. H. Averill
Mary Josephine
Mansfield
Mary E. Walker
Forest Chald
Grace
Peggy
Forest, Jr
Stewart St
D. R. Morris
Burlingham
Athens Bottling Works
Vera
Liaz
SDI
Clover Farm
M. M. Kerr
Carl Stickney
N. Congress St
Kingston
A. D. McPherson
Shelbyville
Ind
Bart Gibson
H. G. Householder
Lancaster St
Vincent Jukes
Barbara
Stimson Ave
F. Darrell Moore
Mary Ann
Charles
Troy
N. Y
C. O. Moore
N. College St
Robert P. Tompkins
Samuel B. Erskine
Sunnyside Drive
Chillicothe
Ann Beasley
Ohio Wesleyan University
Carl H. Beasley
Utah
Janet Kent
Richard Williaamson
Howard Gaige
Ohio Wesleyan
Carl Beasley
E. B. Bryan
Florence Bryan Belcher
Edward Newcome
New Riegel
Neal Hessel
Francis
Second St
Lancaster Campgrounds
Helsel
New York
Junior
Roderick
Katherine
Faith
Williams
Pradele
Arrison
R. D. Williams
Wagin
Swanson
Court St
Carpenter
Salt, Cinder
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Athens, Ohio
U. S. Rubber
Logan
Stevens Br
POLO
Sanforiz
Balbriggan
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