Wedding at The Beeches in Athens Honors Snyder Reeder Pair
Marion Bush Snyder and D. David Reeder wed at The Beeches Bush home in a ceremony officiated by Dr. William G. Seaman. The service featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, a three tier ivory cake, and a reception for about 40 guests including out of town relatives. The couple plans ten day travels and will reside in Athens at The Beeches. Reeder is a West Virginia Wesleyan graduate and works with Samson Paper Company. Snyder is a Ohio University alumna and editor of journalism at The Messenger historic family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bush Snyder
Frederick Woodard Bush
D. David Reeder
Bush
The
Beeches
Betty Clairborne Snyder
Gordon K. Bush
Mendelssohn
Robert Bingman
Gladys Pearson
William G. Seaman
First Methodist Church
Frances Wilson Welch
New York City
Mabel W. Sprague
Snyder
F. W. Bush
Torlock Rasmussen
Grafton
W. Va
Reeder
Lloyd B. Reeder
Buckhannon
Pi Beta Phi
Theta Sigma Phi
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens
Business and Professional Women
West Virginia Wesleyan University
Samson Paper Company
Philadelphia
Ohio
West Virginia
Beeches, O
Marian Bush Snyder
the Messenger
Cleveland
Washington
D. C
Boston
Mass
Women Should Give Thanks for Feminine Gains
A Thanksgiving 1936 message from Miss Charl Ormond Williams, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, lauds advances in women's status from suffrage to workplace rights. She notes 10,000,000 women in over 500 occupations and high government roles as outcomes of progress since 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl Ormond Williams
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Miss Williams
America
Harriet Martineau
United States
Women Face New Problems in Emancipation Era
The article argues women must chart independent paths amid new freedoms and duties. It discusses how to balance ambition with self respect, maintain youth and charm, and manage professional and personal relationships in a changing society. It cites Prohibition and the shift to open dining and business interactions, noting men’s expectations of approachability and sympathy from women.
Mrs Wood Hosts Thanksgiving Birthday Dinner
Mrs Charles Wood of 508 Shafer Street held a Thanksgiving and birthday dinner for her husband Mr Wood and their son Charles F. Wood. Guests included Mrs Riley McDaniel, brothers Carl and Charles McDaniel, Mary Louise Wyatt and Lenora, Carl Lee and Jackie Wood. A later item notes 9 Pallas Club meeting at 2 30 at Mrs F H Krecker home with a program by Miss Miriam Morse and Mrs A O Sloane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linna Reidy
Chagrin Falls
Mary Kolval
Cadiz
Ohio University
Raymond Bardin
Grosvenor St
Charles Wood
Shafer St
Mr. Wood
Charles F. Wood
Wood
Riley McDaniel
Carl
Charles McDaniel
Guysville
Mary Louise Wyatt
Lenora
Carl Lee
Jackie Wood
Pallas Club
F. H. Krecker
Congress St
Miriam Morse
A. O. Sloane
Thanksgiving Day Guests Share Meals Across Town
Thanksgiving Day saw numerous regional families hosting guests from Athens Zanesville Columbus and New Rochelle. Notable visitations included Mrs. Dana and her son John H Dana son in law from Loudenville and Mrs Rollins Tripp of New York. Others hosted included the Kierns Henderson Finch Moriarty Clifford Sias Mettler Chadwick Walden Spring Stewart Murphy Carpenter and Johnson households with relatives from Athens Nelsonville Richland Avenue and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dana
University Terrace
John H. Dana
Loudenville
Rollins Tripp
New York
Helen Moriarty
Leonard Clifford
New Rochelle
Clarence Clifford
Miss Moriarty
Athens
Teo
Ernest Conkey
Richland Ave
Edgar Phillips
the Plains
Virgil Conkey
Betty
Dairy Ave
Kathleen Murphy
Columbus
John Murphy
Maple St
Miss Murphy
Columbus Dispatch
Albert Johnson
Morris Ave
John P. Johnson
Don Johnson
Kathryn
Roger
Pauline
Nelsonville
Johnson
Rose Tefft
M. J. Callahan
Carbondale
Fred H. McCoy
Congress St
Zanesville
Joe Murray
Murray
Mose Williams
Gayle
Ford Parsons
John Meredith
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Dorothy Gist
Mound St
Claude Parker
Gallipolis
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
George Rasp
Charleston
George Guthrie
Sue Woolley
John J. Woolley
N. Congress St
St. Mary's of the Springs
Eleanor Shultz
Hot Springs
Jean Johnson
H. L. Dunlap
N. Shannon Ave
Calvin Dunlap
Flushing
J. L. Triipp
State St
Howard Whiston
Whiston
Helen Tritipo
Helen Welshimer
By Helen Welshimer
Harry Pfaff
Marietta
Loring Connett
S. Court St
Fred Wheaton
Maplewood Drive
Pfaff
Connett
Gaige B. Paulsen
Lloyd Bjornstad
E. A. Taylor
Elmwood Drive
E. H. Gaylord
Woodard
Highland Ave
Tiffin
John Ball
O. V. Yaw
Sunnyside Dr
R. D. Reiser
Earl Yaw
Chloe Yaw
Capital University
All of Columbus
Mrs. Wood
McKee Drug CO Security Bank
Zafeet
Len B. McCune
Amesville
Edgar Kierns
Helen Henderson
Mary Finch
Thor Olson
Woodard Ave
James Souders
Nog
George W. Starcher
Second St
Cheshire
J. H. Starcher
H. K. Shaver
Charles R. Sias
University of Rochester
Rochester
N. Y
A. B. Sias
Harry Mettler
Marion
Flora Mettler
Canton
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Guy Gardner
W. State St
Earl Marquis
Dor
Harry Chadwick
Louise Rathburn
Bobbie
Alexandria
Francis Colley
L. B. Slagle
Jean
Howard Walden
Mill St
George Spring
A. F. Stewart
Albanyr
Lake Worth
Fla
Pearl Evans
Pratts S&st
Fred McWilliams
Donald McWilliams
Betty Ann
Bobby
Dayton
Ronald Brown
Jackson County
Tommy Ray
Lucille Thornton
Mary Lou
Pauline June
Buddy
Margaret Alice Guthrie
E. A. Guthrie
Florette Martin
Lakewood
Miss Guthrie
Miss Martin
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
W. A. Carpenter
Byron Wolfe
Billl Logan
George Wilson
Carolyne Kelley
Bartlett
Fred Carpenter
Logan
A. C. Carpenter
Alice
S. S. Carpenter
N. Con- Breas St
Merritt Hysell
Raymond Drive
George McCollins
Sherman McCollins
Freda Risley
Billy Jo
Ralph Kassing
Lorene Ave
Herb Nutter
Gates B. Stern
U. ‘Terrill
C. O. Gibson
Bruce Larson
Elmer Shrout
Mr. Foy
Mother Gray's
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Vanes
Cornwell & Co
Dictooalph -Products Cmpany
Mlanti
Progress Corp
Miller's Tn Hotel
Silvus
Cornell
Woodbury
Free Woodbury's
Woodbury's
Tuye
Cline
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