Wedding ties two families in Bucyrus ceremony
Miss Ernestine Donnelly became James G Boden’s wife in a quiet First Baptist Church wedding on November 17. The couple, both Ohio University alumni, will reside in Athens after a brief wedding trip.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
6
Miss Ernestine Donnelly became James G Boden’s wife in a quiet First Baptist Church wedding on November 17. The couple, both Ohio University alumni, will reside in Athens after a brief wedding trip.
The Methodist Kappa Phi sorority staged a Sunday afternoon at home tea at 2 30 featuring soft music and table settings in black and white. Faculty members and guests portrayed interest during the event as part of the organization’s activities.
The Ohio University YWCA holds its first charity Thanksgiving service Tuesday Nov 27 at 7 15 p m in Music Hall Auditorium. Rev W H Fowler of the Methodist Church will give The Student s Thanksgiving readings and prayers led by Miss Martha White and Miss Larry Scheffel. The YWCA Choir will debut under organist Allen Kresge. Ruby Mercer an Athens girl earns concert fame in Elizabeth New Jersey and Athens notes.
Sixty guests attended the Alpha Gamma Delta tea Sunday afternoon at the sorority house. Mrs. George Hitchcock, the new house mother, presided with Miss Betty Funk to welcome pledges and actives from other sororities. Yellow and brown chrysanthemums and refreshments matched the color theme.
Athens High prepares The Worlds All Right a musical review for night shows with a large cast of over 100 including Ken Smith Bill Porter John DeMolet Von Adams and others. The Ohio University Glee Club women form the vested choir and dozens of Sunshine Singers and Dancers join in. Tiny Tot Parade chorus and a Knights of Pythias Band benefit frame the event in a community effort.
Practical guide for planning a turkey feast with age and quality checks on the bird, stuffing recipes including plain bread, celery, oyster, sausage, chestnut, and mushroom options, plus cranberry jelly molds and apple with cranberry desserts. Also covers alternatives like roast pork with cranberry dishes and tips on serving styles.
A readable list suggests dishes for a Thanksgiving meal including Tomato Juice Cocktail Canapes Roast Turkey with Chestnut Stuffing Giblet Gravy Pineapple Puffs Buttered Cauliflower Baked Squash Biscuits Radishes Pickles Cranberry Jelly Magen Wheel salad and Pumpkin Pie. Describes pineapple puffs as a ring of sautéed pineapple over mashed sweet potatoes and offers quick tips for Wagon Wheel salad with citrus segments arranged like spokes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pleasanton M. E. Church announces that the chicken supper planned at the school house has been postponed to a later date.
Neighbors and friends gathered Friday November 23 to celebrate Mrs. Fred Horns fifty sixth birthday in Brooksville. Guests from Salem Athens Luhrig and nearby areas brought dinner baskets and gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dewey of New Marshfield Road announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Jean Mette on November 19.
Copeland Class Six hosts a Hard Times party at the First Methodist Church dining room on Friday night December 7 for all church men. Attendees must wear old clothes and be prompt to avoid fines from judge Gordon Gray who acts as master of ceremonies. Dinner at six, program runs until eight with planned activities announced by E. B. Haller, class president, and a committee.
Members of the Junior Music Club and parents are invited to an open program at Music Hall Auditorium tonight at 5 pm. The event features voice and instrumental music and is the public’s one open meeting of the club in the season.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will gather at 24 Church Street, the home of Mrs. E. 8. Finsterwald, on Tuesday November 27 at 2 30 p.m. for an afternoon session.
The local chronicle lists visitors and hosts from Columbus Zanesville Dresden Delaware Athens and Coshocton. Notables include Mrs L Dow Poston and daughter Marjorie with Mr Poston returning to Columbus, F W Bush with Littick, Gordon Bush with Rufus Brown, and multiple Goldsberries visiting from Water town and Chillicothe.
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced from Little America that a landmass as large as Texas lies in Antarctica after a radio message to President Roosevelt. His flight into Marie Byrd Land produced evidence the coast extends to the South Pole and that a trans-Arctic strait does not exist.
Miss Virginia Coe daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Coe of 5 Park Place has left the Service Bureau of Ohio University after graduation last spring to take a stenographer position with the Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
An instructional piece urges daily self appreciation focusing on recognizing one true feature. It discusses how society pressures women to dramatize or hide flaws and shares an example of a woman who overemphasizes ears and eyes, suggesting readers count their good features each morning.
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