Society O'clock Luncheon Honors Miss Hoover
Elmwood Place neighbors and friends joined a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fred McKay and Mrs. H S Stalder at 40 N College St to honor Miss Virginia Hoover. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Mr Benjamin Franklin on Thanksgiving Day with a fruit centerpiece yellow and green decor and yellow chrysanthemums. Out of town guests included Mrs Robert Bishop of Columbus and Mrs Benjamin Franklin of Pt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Place
Fred McKay
H. S. Stalder
Virginia Hoover
Enjamin Franklin
Talder
N. College St
Boston
Miss Hoover
Athens
Ohio University
Thanksgiving Guests Visit From Across The States
Local residents list visitors and travelers for Thanksgiving weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr plan Huntington trip to visit Mrs Kerr’s relatives. Miss Minnie Dean arrives from Washington DC to stay with Frank Dean. Dr and Mrs Dillon host from Huntington for OU Marshall game. several Athens residents host family from Cleveland New York and Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Frank Dean
Second St
Franklin Dean
Mrs. Dean
Fairmont
Miss Dean
Athens
Mr. Dean
Robert Smith
Katherine King
Girard
O. U.marshall
Bill Farrell
Richland Ave
Lawrence W. Gallagher
Lawrence, Jr
Mary Sue
New York City
Robert E. King
Mound St
King
James King
Martin King
McConnelsville
Women’s Day Program At M E Church Observed
The First Methodist Church held a full day Women’s Day during National Fellowship Week under Mrs. William G. Seaman. Activities included pageants on The American Bible Society and Home Missions, sermons, readings, and a potluck lunch. The Hathomar and Sunday School classes presented additional pageants and a radio broadcast by Wesleyan Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
William G. Seaman
Seaman
American Bible Society
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Board of Education
Board of Foreign Missions
Martzolff
J. W. Hudson
Arthur Wolfe
Elmer Poston
Fred Mathews
C. E. Wells
Aura Bolin
Fred Slaughter
George Fleming
C. J. Flowers
Russell E. Bayliff
Hathomar
Home Missionary Society
S. C. Potter
R. E. Davis
R. C. Alexander
John Dowler
Dorothy Williams
Frank Harvey
Mina D. Fry
D. B. Green
Frederick Pearson
A. R. Kresge
M. G. Decker
C. B. Dillon
Anna Williams
CMC Club Hosts Formal Thanksgiving Dinner
CMC Club held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at Hotel Berry on Tuesday night with 16 members present in formal gowns. After dining, the group sang CMC songs and attendees included Margaret Matters and several others. The club plans its Christmas dance for December 16 at the Athens Country Club. Past Noble Grands Club meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 15 Montrose Ave with Mrs Emma Bennett hosting and Mrs Laura Johnson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M.C. Club
Hotel Berry
C.M.C
Margaret Matters
Mary Ellen Gibson
Betsy Bailey
Jo Ann Woolley
Jane Finsterwald
Charlotte de Molet
Eleanor Peckham
Patricia Sherrard
Marjorie Moler
Jessie Rowles
Noble Grands
Emma Bennett
Montrose Ave
Laura Johnson
Thanksgiving services and events calendar
Wednesday union services at First Methodist Church 7 30 p m with Rev Purrington delivering the address. Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary meets 55 E State St 7 30 p m. 600 Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Thanksgiving Bake Sale 72 N Court St from 8 30 a m. Thanksgiving Dance at Ath ens Country Club 10 p m for members and out of town guests with Percy Lowery's orchestra. Thursday Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets IOOF Hall 7 30 p m officers nominated quilt project reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist
First Methodist Church
Robert G. Purrington
Church of the Good Shepherd
The
Episcopal Church
E. State St
Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid Society
C. V. Strawn
N. Court St
Athens Country Club
Percy Lowery
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Mary and Madge Elude Detectives in NYC Restaurant
In New York City Mary, her aunt Madge, and Marys brothers Hank and Bill escape pursuing detectives believed to be Philip Veritzens spies. They secure a corner table at a restaurant after evading a second tailing spy as they continue to monitor their safety amid a suspected plot against Marys husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Madge
Mary
Lieved
Philip Veritzen
Hank
Bill
Sag Harbor
Lansfield
Meddlers at Lansfield dine with plans for a sea food feast
Adele Garrison and Mary tease the brothers as they order a shore dinner with lobster and choices. Hank complains hamburgers are missing while the ladies suggest ham and eggs and other hearty dishes for the trip back to Worcester. The scene ends with a note that the continuation appears tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dicky
Worcester
Mrs Nessley Hosts Bridge Luncheon at State Street Home
Mrs Carl Nessley entertained Monday at 1 pm with a three course luncheon at 247 East State Street followed by five tables of bridge. An orchid bowl with yellow chrysanthemums matched the house and luncheon decor. High scores were won by Mrs H E Benz, Mrs A R Kresge, and Mrs F C Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nessley
E. State St
H. E. Benz
A. R. Kresge
F. C. Schilling
Putnam Brownies Meet At Church For Thanksgiving Preparations
Rufus Putnam Brownies gathered at the First Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon led by Mrs. Albert Johnson. They made Pilgrims turkeys and pumpkins for Thanksgiving and filled a fruit basket for Florine Conner in Sheltering Arms Hospital. Nancy Jo Howard's birthday was noted and November party hostess Mrs. Carl Buck planned refreshments. Brownies present included Janice Wiggin Evelyn Jo Brown Nancy Jo Howard Beverly Bolin Nancy Rosser Thelma Jean Buck Ellen Nichols Imogene Laughlin Sara Lee Roach and Margaret Ann Sprague. Fort Bill Root son of Dewey Root returned from Kiski Preparatory School to spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam
Brownies
First Methodist Church
Albert Johnson
Florine Conner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nancy Jo Howard
Carl Buck
Janice Wiggin
Evelyn Jo Brown
Beverly Bolin
Nancy Rosser
Thelma Jean Buck
Ellen Nichols
Imogene Laughlin
Sara Lee Roach
Margaret Ann Sprague
Madeira Wines and Diving Boys on World Tour
P G Moler aboard the R M 8 describes a stop at Funchel Madeira with 144 hawkers and diving boys coin hunting here the ship carries wares ashore by rope and a chair free for buyers. He notes tropical ports coin divers and sights including oxen pulled sleds and English speaking shopkeepers as he sails toward the Equator on a world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeira
P. G. Moler
Funchel
Honolulu
Standard Oil
North Dakota
Mt. Lowe
Avalon
Catalina
Calif
London
California
Funches
Canary Islands
Morocco
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Cone Hosts C C L Club Thanksgiving Meeting
The Child Conservation League met at Mrs. Frank W. Cone's home on Franklin Avenue. Members donated items for a Thanksgiving basket and Prof. Boetticher contributed a basket of food for distribution. Mrs. Schuster led a review of Early Ohio history and settlers, with accordion music by Normandy Burgett. Guests included Mrs. Imes, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Jordan, and Mrs. Laverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Frank W. Cone
Franklin Ave
A. W. Boetticher
C. E. Schuster
Ohio
Normandy Burgett
R. P. Imes
Dana Fuller
Charles Jordan
Etta Laverty
Beryl Cone
Exploring East African Route From Durban To Cape Town
A narration outlines a voyage along the Gulf of Guinea and up the South African coast toward Durban, with a planned stop at Cape Town for one and a half days. The speaker notes a 400 mile saving to reach Central Africa and expresses interest in inland exploration of wildlife and native African life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Guinea
Durban
Cape Town
Central Africa
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Biren
Mrs. M. Kerr
Washington St
Huntington
W. Va
Kerr
H. Rexander
Mr. Kerr
Harry W. McKinstry
Walter Moore
Columbus
Moore
Florida
F. E. Goldsberry
Byron Blair
Alice
John
Myra Jane
Chillicothe
Susan Lash
Schuster-Martin School of the Drama
Cincinnati
E. Rey Lash
W. State St
Miss Lash
Hudson
Harry Hudson
Washington
D. C
L. H. Smith
Morris Ave
Inlaw
Howard Moritz
Gibby
Cleveland
J. C. Brannan
Dover
Edward Walker
Lelia Walker
M. E. Church
Needle Club
East Side Needle Club
F. D. Chism
Stewart
Vicks
McKee Security Bank Bldg
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CMC Club
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Lillian
Auntie Madge
King Vestures Syndicete, Los
Mrs. Nessley
Putnam Brownies
Bill Root
Kiski Preparatory School
Saltsburg
Penna
Dewey Root
Fort St
Kiski
R. M
Africa
Athenian
Arundel Castle
Elf
B. P. G. Moler
Broughton
Thanksgiving
Broughton's
QAIRY
F. W. Cone
C.C.L. Club
Mayfair
Remington Rand
Cornwell & Co
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