Society Guests Arrive From Australia and Nearby Visits
A list of house guests and travelers visits the area. Norman Arnold of Sidney Australia tours with Mrs. Hoover’s family and attends the Dayton Ohio University game. Other visitors include Mrs. Murphy planning Florida travel and Mr. Clifford from New Rochelle visiting relatives in town.
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T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Norman Arnold
Sidney
Australia
Arnold
Hoover
Youngstown
Diana Arnold
Thomas Hoover
Baby
Dayton
Dayton-Ohio University
Clarence Clifford
New Rochelle
N. Y
T. B. Moriarity
W. Union St
Clifford
Scott Foresman Company
B. F. Stout
Pittsburgh
S. College St
Shopping About Town With Mary Lou
The article notes cooler weather brings heavier lounging pajamas and robes in many colors. It highlights aqua and dubonnais robes with satin lapels, velveteen jackets, and quilted satin robes, plus blue velvet and black satin sets. Also mentions new pajamas with bright color accents and loose sleeves. It ends with social notes: Carl Beasley Jr. of Ohio Wesleyan stayed with his parents in Delaware, and Fred P. Carpenter and Josephine Miller visited Mrs. Parker Carpenter in Columbus.
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Dubonnais
Oooke
Carl Beasley, Jr
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Carl H. Beasley
Utah Place
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Breaks All Records in Athens
Eight thousand cookies were baked sold and delivered in Athens Saturday by local Girl Scout Council troop committees and troops. Johanna Daugherty sold 22 dozen cookies the highest total. Proceeds fund a swimming pool at Camp Rotan with wide community and university support.
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Athens
Girl Scout Council
Johanna Daugherty
Glenn Pratt
Loring Connett
Earl Beckley
Vivian Kern
Thor, Olson
Marie Williams
C. L. Jones
Charles H. Harris
Paul Casley
Rufus Hopkins
C. J. Daugherty
M. D. Hughes
Maxine Robertson
Gas Company
Ruth Hammerly
Joan Woolley
Margaret Pratt
Doris and
Vyrian Casley
Janey Lou Frame
Elsie Lou Rowles
Martha Ellen
Wallis Simpson Seen as Possible Bride for King Edward VIII
Baltimore observers report Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson, American socialite and companion of King Edward VIII, is the likely bride. They note her ancestry matches royal European lines, and she may become a duchess after the king's coronation next May.
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Wallis Simpson
King Edward
Earl Winfield Spencer
Edward
Baltimore
The
Messenger
Frederick C. Othman
Mrs. Simpson
Europe
Wally Simpson
Maryland
John Carroll
Lord Baltimore
United Press
U.P
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Edward VIII
Simpson
England
America
Wallis
John Sadler
Carter G. Osburn
Frederic Taylor
Warfield
Teackle
Wallis Warfield
Alice
Mr. Marshall Celebrated on 71st Birthday at Home
Neighbors and friends gathered Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall to honor Mr. Marshall on his 71st birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley and many others. refreshments served. Rome Grange to elect officers at Wednesday meeting with refreshments. Sunday dinner guests at KE Stim son Ave included Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Walker and Mr. Harry Chadwick.
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John Marshall
Marshall
Bert Riley
C. R. Burch
Herb Hoskinson
Hoyt Hoskinson
Lewis Warren
Floyd Hoskinson
Bernida
Rural
Murry
Gerald
Edna Harper
Orley Graham
Evelyn
Grove Halbirt
Gilbert Crawford
Rachel
C. O. Chapman
Walter Konkoski
W. H. Marshall
Bettie
Shirley
Fugene
Rome
Roy Lee
KE. Stimson Ave
Pearl Walker
Amesville
Harry Chadwick
Lee Home
The Montagues and Windsors Compared Ahead of Edward VIII
A historic contrast is drawn between the Montague dynasty and the Windsors led by Edward VIII. The piece notes the Montagues as warriors diplomats and editors with charm and adventure while the Windsors are tied to the modern royal line and Mrs Simpson.
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Edward VIII
William the Conqueror
Dru Ot Montague
Pioneer Dinner Honors 80 Plus Women In Albany
The Wednesday Club in Albany hosts the tenth annual Pioneer Dinner for women aged 80 and over. Hostess Mrs. Faye Baker Cline presided as guests included Mrs. E. H. Stratton Mrs. John P. Coe and 25 attendees from the community. Emma Lentner made her debut recounting a century old Route 50 home once a tavern and post office with eight by eight chimney and oak floors.
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Wednesday Club
Albany
Faye Baker Cline
E. H. Stratton
John P. Coe
Sarah E. Dailey
Mellissa Allen
Sadie Brooks
Mary Wickham
Emma Leatner
Sarah Elizabeth Dailey
Dailey
McArthur
Miss Lentner
Rufus Lentner
All-Bran Keeps Me In Shape Every Day
A Kellogg advertisement extols All-Bran as a natural laxative and daily health aid. It claims bulk absorbs moisture and cleanses the system, boosting mood and reducing headaches, with a money-back guarantee after a week if unsatisfied.
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Billings
19Th St
Denver
Colorado
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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George Richardson
Richland Ave
Columbus
Healey Richardson
Grant Hospital
Chauncey Mine
Richardson
R. B. Rowles
New Matamoras
Inlaw
Emmett Bowles
Franklin Ave
William Downey
Forest D. Chism
Stewart St
David Quick
Caldwell
E. B. Acomb
Herbert Mansfield
Springfield
William Mansfield
Mary Lou
Fred P. Carpenter
Josephine Miller
Parker Carpenter
E. State St
Vicks
Vicks Vaporub
Slingluff
By Frederick C,othman
Mr. Marshall
Diamond
Pote
Whey
QUICK
Ady
Jones
Cline’s Pharmacy
MaTionn
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
N. Court St
James P. Cumley
Mgr
Athens, Ohio
Othe
Terry
Bradley and
Valcana
Woodworth’s