Illness Family News and Thanksgiving Travels
Mrs. Eli Dunkle is seriously ill at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus. John R. Lostro and family travel by car to Cincinnati for Thanksgiving. The Standard Bearers meet at 7 pm with Miss Dorothy Slutz of 18 South Congress Street. Prof. and Mrs. Bert M. Thompson depart for Byesville for Thanksgiving recess. MM The Friday meeting of the Current
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Dunkle
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Dorothy Slutz
South Congress Street
Bert M. Thompson
Byesville
Thanksgiving week social notes and travel updates
Events Club postponed with next meeting date to be announced. Ohio Wesleyan student Miss Mary Slutz arrives from Delaware to spend Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs. W. L. Slutz and family. Families host relatives visiting for Thanksgiving weekend including the Beasleys in Cincinnati and Mrs. Addie Gabriel relocating to Columbus. The Carpenter-Wolfe wedding planned Thursday features Rev. P. C. Wolfe officiating and out of town guests from Gallipolis Charleston W VA Parkersburg WV attend as maid of honor Hazel Glenn and soloist Anna Baughman.
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Mary Slutz
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
W. L. Slutz
Jewell
Franklin Avenue
Helen Laverty
Wellston
Laverty
Ohio University
P. C. Wolfe
Portsmouth
Byron F. Wolfe
Rev. Wolfe
Byron A. Wolfe
Carpenter-Wolfe
Hazel Glenn
Lenna Rose
Gallipolis
Marian Vickers
Charleston
W. Va
Anna Baughman
Parkersburg
Glenn
Miss Baughman
Trinity Episcopal
Dinner Honors Beasley Patriarch at Carl Beasleys Home
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Beasley honored the birthday anniversary of the elder Mr Frank J Beasley. The event was described as a fine affair with fifteen covers set.
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Carl Beasley
Frank J. Beasley
Birthday Candles Mark 56th Busy Celebration
Candles on a birthday cake represented the honoree's age of 56 during a cheerful celebration. Guests gathered for the event as decorations and festive details highlighted the milestone.
Child's Conservation League hosts meeting with gardening talks
Mrs. Thomas Rosser entertained the group with current events from Bryant as two papers were read. Mrs. Ralph Woods spoke on backyard and vacant lot gardening, and Mrs. E. B. Young discussed market garden crops and preparation. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Fred Fenzel attended as a guest.
Pre-Nuptial Affairs for Edith Carpenter’s Wedding Plans
Miss Edith Carpenter, future bride of Byron A. Wolfe, was honored at a Tuesday luncheon by Mrs. Byron F. Wolfe at Hotel Berry. Tables featured bridal white and green decor, chrysanthemums, and hand painted bells. Guests included Mrs. W. A. Carpenter and matron of honor Mrs. L. F. Carpenter, with Ena Nelson and Estella Allen among attendees. Later, Byron A. Wolfe planned a Hotel Berry dinner for the bridal party, with Oscar Fulton as best man and ushers Roe Zenner Belford Carpenter Alonzo Palmer Wheeler Dew and Harry Beckley.
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Edith Carpenter
Byron A. Wolfe
Byron F. Wolfe
Hotel Berry
W. A. Carpenter
F. L
Roe Zenner
Belford Carpenter
Alonzo Palmer
Wheeler Dew
Harry Beckley
Church Wedding At St Pauls Catholic Church
A wedding was celebrated at St Pauls Catholic Church at eight this morning as Rev Father Berry united Miss Louise Catherine Edwards the bride niece of Mrs James Walsh and Mr John Fagan eldest son of Mr and Mrs P J Fagan of Columbus. The bride wore a tan duveryn traveling suit with a matching picture hat and rose corsage. Bridesmaid Miss Jessie Mulligan and best man Emmett Fagan of Columbus. After ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the bride’s North Congress Street home. The couple will be at home after December 16 at 64 North Congress Street.
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St. Pauls Catholic Church
Father Berry
Louise Catherine Edwards
James Walsh
North Congress Street
John Fagan
P. J. Fagan
Columbus
Duveryn
Jessie Mulligan
Emmett C. Fagan
Fagan
Athens High School
Athens State Hospital
North
Congress Street
Supt Morgan Honored At Athens High School Dinner
The Athens high school faculty hosted a dinner Tuesday evening at Mrs W W Ackley’s home 9 Park Place to honor Supt Morgan. The social affair included discussion of upcoming school activities for the year with attendees listed by name.
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Supt. Morgan
Athens High School
W. W. Ackley
Park Place
Weikr
Schloss
N. Pickering
Leech
Mardis Chubb
Osborne
Grover
A. Pickering
Mesdames Wible
Ackley
Messrs. Morgan
Cure a Cold in One Take This Bromo Quinine Tablet
Advice promotes using laxative bromine quinine tablets to stop coughing and headache during a cold. Claims each box bears FE. W. Grove's signature.
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FE. W. Grove
Lack of American Representation Puts Travelers in Berlin at Risk
United Press reports for Berlin that Americans face passport and visa delays due to no direct American representation. The Spanish embassy handles minor duties but is overloaded, forcing travelers to seek aid through the Hague or Copenhagen missions. A stranded sailor and a businessman illustrate the frictions and delays caused by slow red tape.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Berlin
Germany
England
France
America
Hague
Copenhagen
Czecho-Slovakia
U S A Not Present as Others Claim It Should Be
The remark notes that the United States is not among those present though it should be. The statement signals a dispute over attendance or representation at a meeting or gathering.
Banish Catarrh with Hyomei Inhaler Relief
Advertises Hyomei as a fast cure for catarrh cold head and cough. Claims relief within two minutes and one day for a cold. Mentions eucalyptus oil origin and lists outfit cost at McKee’s Drug Co with available extra bottle for inhalers.
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Australia
McKee's Drug Co
Patterson Funeral Notice for James Patterson
Funeral services for James Patterson of Willow Creek will be held Thursday morning at Clarks Chapel between 11 and 11 30 a m conducted by Rev Timmons. The funeral party will leave the home at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Willow Creek
Clarks Chapel
Timmons
Strikers Claim Momentum in Pittsburgh District
Reports to the national steel workers commission say the strike is near victory and will continue until demands are met. Leaders report firm ranks and mills reopening covertly to mask strike impact. operators claim no effect in most areas. Col B S Wilson III, longtime Ohio editor, is critically ill at his Columbus home with indigestion and decline.
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Pittsburg
National Commission of Steel Workers
William Z. Foster
Col. Wilson
Columbus, CO
Col. B
Wilson
Ohio
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