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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1936

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Billings 19Th St Denver Colorado Kellogg Company Kellogg Battle Creek

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