Costume Party Honoring Daughters Marie and Freida Woodruff
Mr and Mrs Fred Woodruff hosted a Tuesday costume party at 85 East Mulberry for daughters Marie and Freida. Decorations featured orange and black with autumn leaves. Jean Roach performed a solo dance and Leah Beverage sang. Refreshments followed at 9 30. Attendees included Ruth Rathburn Jean Roach Leah Beverage Carrol Carter Edith Coots Ernes tine Chandler Elsie Jewell Mary Belle Taylor Louise Romine Alice McKibben Thelma Lent Maxine Kyle Ruth Lippincott Dorothy Ayers and other guests plus the hosts and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Woodruff
East Mulberry Street
Marie
Freida
Jean Roach
Leah
Ruth Rathburn
Carrol Carter
Edith Coots
Ernestine Chandler
Elsie Jewell
Mary Belle Taylor
Louise Romine
Alice ‘McKibben
Thelma Lent
Maxine Kyle
Ruth Lippincott
Dorothy Ayers
Freida Woodruff
Clyde Mansfield
Frank Richey
Ed Sherlock and Son
Everett woman credits Vegetable Compound for relief
A Everett, Washington reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing back and leg pains and improving overall health. The testimonial cites prior mobility problems and ongoing use, urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pinksham
J. M. Simpert
High St
Lydia
Pinkham
Mulligan Hummel Nuptials At St Pauls Church
Miss Bessie Mulligan daughter of Mr and Mrs RH T Mulligan of 27 Richland avenue marries Mr Errol Hummel son of Mr CW Hummel of Union Furnace in a Monday ceremony at St Pauls church Rev Father J W Byrne officiated The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and then reside in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galbraith
Nellie McGowan
George Cavan
Conrad Mulligan
Andree Mulligan
Wolfe
Ophelia Roses
Valley Hies
Squirrel
Columbia Roses
Wedded Wednesday Unites Mildred Copeland and Ray Poston
Miss Mildred Copeland and Mr Ray E Poston of New England were married Wednesday at 10 in the morning. Rev James A Miller officiated at the minister's home located at 21 North College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Copeland
Ray E. Poston
New England
James A. Miller
North College Street
Higley Study Circle Hosts Welcoming Meeting
Mrs. B. G. Pedigo hosted the Higley Study circle at 26 Elmwood Place on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Jennie O'Dell led the session with a Gleanings on federation. Miss Angella Woods read The Baby's Soliloquy and Miss Mary Millikan sang a vocal solo with Marion Sprague at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. G. Pedigo
Elmwood Place
Higley
Jennie O'Dell
Federation
Rellnal
Angella Woods
E. D. Sayre
Lakewood
Chautauqua
Mary Millikan
Ohio University
Misa Marion Sprague
Harmony and Donley Wed in Nelsonville Ceremony
Mr Adrian Earl Harmony and Miss Alma Eleanor Donley of Nelsonville were united in marriage Thursday at 9 am. Rev M E Chatley officiated the home ceremony at 64 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Earl Harmony
Alma Eleanor Donley
Nelsonville
M. E. Chatley
North
Congress Street
Central school PTA backs bond issue and milk program
The Central schools PTA voted to start pasteurized milk for underweight pupils and to support the Athens bond issue. Speaker W B Ittner discussed the new school building with lantern slides while Supt Stailey introduced the guest. Mrs Emma J Woodruff and family traveled to Snowville, and Miss Irma Voigt returned to Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the Central Schools
W. L. Gard
Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus
W. B. Ittner
St. Louis
Athens
Supt. Stailey
Local Notes From Athens Area And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Alex Smith improves after illness in Athens. J B Nisgemeyer ships a large apple crop to market. Pre socials at area schools draw residents. Milton Nutum visits from Stewart area. Coke Lawson and Mede Swisher visit relatives in West Virginia. Aaron Brown hosts Golda of Athena and Closa Stalnaker of Morgantown for a weekend. Leroy Pierce teaches at a local school. Edith Kaehler, formerly employed at Coolville, returns home for winter. Leste Ashcraft visits Frank Klingenberg in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closa Stalnaker
Morgantown
West Virginia
Leroy Pierce
Edith Kaehler
Coolville
Leste Ashcraft
Nelsonvile
Frank Klingenberg
Public conduct etiquette for well bred behavior
The text advises that well bred individuals avoid drawing attention in public by keeping voices low and being discreet with personal remarks. It warns against conspicuous affections, gaudy clothes, and loud talk, saying such behavior harms the favorable impression their sterling virtues should convey.
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Akron
Central High School
Portage Hotel
Carl Beasley
Baltimore
Larry Stevens
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Bearsley
Florida
Byron Wolfe
William Byron
Logan
W. A. Carpenter
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Ats
Gale
Fiutchinson & Stickney Onnest Moes
Ohio
Fis
Emma J. Woodruff
H. K. Woodruff
Snowville
Emma Woodruff
Dan Higgins
Fisher
Frank Davis
Frederick C. Ross
Cleveland
Atwood H. Grim
J. Harley Pierce
Shade
Martzolff
J. E. Vore
Trimble
Central Avenue
Irma E. Voigt
Browner
Foley
John ¥. Brooks
Omaha
Neb
Dora Peltier
Clyde J. Thompson
Detroit
RED
Moscow
Revolutionary Military Council
Unbereavich
Siberia
Jasper Hill
Jess Nickason
Holly Ben
Ernest Gla
Maxwell Brothers Novelty Store
Athens, Ohio
Cornwell
B. M. Covert
Prestons
Coats
Bolivia
Cordelia
Gerona
Veldyne
Normandie
Poire
New Jersey
Athens County
H. T. Phillips
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