Athens Woman to Show Copy of Old Time Needlework
Mrs. George Earhart of Athens completed a blue and white colonial quilt to be shown at the D A R bazaar on December 11. The tale follows two sisters Mary and Lucretia, a trousseau quilt from 1854, and the 1925 replica commission inspired by Mrs. Herbert Hoover after the Neighborhood House exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George Earhart
D. A
Industrial Department
Neighborhood House
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Ellen Vinton
Young People's Sunday School elects officers
Embers of the Young, Married People's Sunday School class at First Methodist elected new officers for the coming year. President Everett Lewis, VP Arthur Cline, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Ralph Palmer, corresponding secretary Walter Musgrave. The group capped the session with a Majestic theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Everett Lewis
Arthur Cline
Ralph Palmer
Walter Musgrave
Majestic
Miss Marie Hope Returns to Loraine Senior High
Miss Marie Hope, a teacher at the senior high school in Loraine, resumed duties after spending Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Hope at 156 Morris Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hope
Loraine
G. W. Hope
Morris Avenue
Margaret Snow
Chillicothe
Mrs
D. C. Snow
Marriage of Ruth Green and Harold Halterman in Logan
Miss Ruth Green of Mt. Vernon and Mr. Harold Halterman of Wellston wed at 3 30 Monday in Logan Methodist Church with Rev. J R Fielda officiating. The couple, last year Ohio University students, will reside in Wellston. Also noted are visits by Dr. and Mrs. P E Hixson and son Edward and Mrs. Sarepta Miller at Rutland with B H Rawlings hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Green
Mt. Vernon
Harold Halterman
Wellston
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. R. Fielda
Halterman
Ohio University
P. E. Hixson
Edward
Sarepta Miller
Rutland
B. H. Rawlings
Local Dinner Guests Shared Thanksgiving Hospitality
Mr W R Cable at 278 East State hosted a 6 o clock dinner for twelve on Thursday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Bridgewater and their sons Don and Junior Chauncey Mrs Augusta Finsterwald and Miss Elizabeth Oxley. Mr and Mrs F J Beasley and Norris and Miss Louise Kerr were returning from Cincinnati where they stayed since Thanksgiving with Dr and Mrs C L Strecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Finster-wald
Hocking Street
Earl Bridgewater
Don and Junior
Chauncey
Augusta Finsterwald
Elizabeth Oxley
F. J. Beasley
Norris
Louise Kerr
Cincinnati
W. G. Danford
East State Street
Lydia Danford
Nancy Bryson
Trimble
Bible Test HESE Questions From Biblical History Review
The page lists ten Bible related HESE questions for review. It asks to identify historical incidents, David’s successor, Aaron’s death place, Noah’s father, Goliath’s people, Hell’s appearance in the NT, Joab’s killer, number of Marys at Jesus cross, Dinah’s parents, and Jonah’s testament placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Aaron
Noah
Goliath
Hell
Joab
Dinah
Social calendar highlights a week of club events
The week features the annual Christmas party for the Current Events club at Mrs. J. R. Harvey’s home on West Washington, a Higley Study Circle gathering at Mrs. S. M. Haffey’s on South High Street, and a Country Club card party. It also notes bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Harold Coe and Mrs. Don Peden, a U. C. D. club event at Mrs. Harvey’s, and a L. L. E. luncheon and Christmas party at Mrs. Arthur Boyles’ home on North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events
J. R. Harvey
West
Washington Street
Higley
S. M. Haffey
South High Street
Harold Coe
Don Peden
Coe
East State Street
West Washington Street
L. L. E., Club
Arthur Boyles
North
Congress Street
Thanksgiving visits and engagements across Buckhannon and Columbus
Local families share thanksgivings with relatives in Buckhannon Columbus and Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Gordon journeyed to Wayland Michigan to visit Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Patton and children visited Mr. Gilham in Columbus. The Startzman Hinman wedding was held Thanksgiving Day in Charleston with a breakfast reception. Numerous friends and relatives travel between Columbus Athens and Zanesville for holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Bixler
Janice Battin
Mannington
W. Va
Emma Battin
Athens
Bixler
Zanesville
C. L. Miller
Buckhannon
Gordon
Shipplett
Wayland
Mich
Joint session forms Young Women’s Missionary Society
The Senior Standard Bearers and Queen Esthers met at Mrs. Coulter’s home led by Cornelia Holcombe. Doris Morton led devotionals from The Rose Jar and plans for a Christmas offering were shown with pictures of missionary girls sailing abroad. Members discussed uniting the two societies into one under Mrs. Holcombe. The new group, to be called the Young Women’s Missionary Society of the First E church, will have officers including President Cornelia Hale and Vice President Marysabeth Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Coulter
Virginia Knecht
Frances Carman
Theodora Junod
Marianna Bing
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.L. Atkinson
Miss Pearl Lemsey
Zaleski
A. A. Atkinson
Arthur Cameron
Cleveland
Charles Cameron
North High Street
Sidney Stone
Madeline
Charlotte
Robert
Belpre
Mrs. Stone
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
Rey’s
Lashs Drug Store
Walsh
Ann Pickering
E. W. Harvey
Clarence Cable
Akron
W. R. Cable
East State
Lorene Avenue
George Patton
Paul and
Barbara Jane
Columbus
Frank Gilham
George J. Putnam
Gene Putnam
Gail Putnam
John Taylor Shipplett
Susan Putnam
Dorothy Putnam
Dorothy
Elmer Finsterwald
Dorothy Startzman
Harry Hinman
Charleston
Pauline Danford
Ohi Omega
Howard Knox
Mr. Hinman
Athens Electric Company
A. E. Whaley
Bart Davidson
Victor Pierce
P. G. Dowler
Xenia
William Bass
Richard
Barberton
Harry Mitchell
Central Avenue
Lafe Boden
West State Street
Will Runyon
Arthur McPherson
Charles Edward and
Celestia Phillips
Fred Fenzel
W. H. Fenzel
Robert Hodkins
P. F. Good
Theodora Lawhead
Mr. Good
Ashtabula
A. C. Rossi
A. B. Wells
North College Street
Epar
Parker—Schaffer— Moores and Waterman
the Hatch
Hotel Berry B’l’d’g
W. B. Drake
Bob
Optometrist
Court St
Wep Tor Neale
S. Court &J
Ohio
Armature
Machine Works
Fern St
Coulter House
Radiola
Berry Hotel
Dayton
S. Court St
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