Wedding of Miss Helen McLaughlin and Gordon Gray at First Presbyterian
The ceremony at First Presbyterian Church united Miss Helen McLaughlin daughter of Prof. and Mrs. George McLaughlin with Mr. Gordon Gray son of Mrs. H O Gray in a late afternoon service. Attended by family and out of town guests, the couple left for Asheville North Carolina and will reside at 116 Lancaster Street upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLaughlin
Gordon Gray
First Presbyterian Church
George McLaughlin
H. O. Gray
Cavatine
Carl Bohm
Romance
Svendsen
Prof. Kresge
Mendelssohn
Miss McLaughlin
Mr. Gray
A. Y. Wilcox
Rev. Clark
Clark
Wilcox
Helen
Gordon
McLaughlin
Kresge
Allen Kresge
Londonerry
Mrs. Gray
Esther Harris
Paul Beckley
W. H. Williams
Vermillion
Mary Louise Walker
Joseph Thackeray
Dewey Goddard
J. J. Sisler
Sloat
Philadelphia
C. M. Copeland
H. C. Gray
Marietta
Eleanor Gray
Dorothy Gray
Columbus
Charles Rose
F. M. Clymer
Mary Clymer
H. E. Shoop
Dean Sarver
Harold Wilson
O. L. Spurrier
Paul Williams
Marysville
Margaret Slaughter
James Slaughter
Martins Ferry
Paul Sloat
W.W. H. Williams
Mary McLaughlin
William McLaughlin
Alliance
Alice McCracken
Cambridge
Betty Grove
Medina
Lois Stearns
Lancaster
Max Wolgamot
W. A. Mackey
Painesville
Lillian Beerschwal
William Cooper
McCormick
Gray
Asheville
N. C
Lancaster St
Jacksonville Bridge Club Hosts At Hillcrest Inn
Mrs L S McManamy entertained Jacksonville Bridge Club members at Hillcrest Inn Tuesday night. Guests enjoyed a two course dessert after the bridge with a pink cosmos and California poppy centerpiece and pink taper lighting. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Irene Grossman and Miss Nell McCann. TO HAVE BAKE SALE Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale at C V Strawn's 72 N Court St Saturday morning Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. McManamy
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Bridge Club
Hillcrest Inn
California
Irene Grossman
Nell McCann
Clarks Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
C. V. Strawn's
N. Court St
Calendar notes for Oct 8 9 social meetings
Local notices list events for Thursday and Friday including meetings of the Child Study Club Eagles Ladies Auxiliary AAUW Business and Professional Women's Club Martzolff Class and the Foreign Missionary Society A tea for Miss Edith McBee displays from Hwa Nan College and a PTA officers meeting at Richland Ave school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Maplewood Dr
Ernest Baughman
Clyde Mansfield
Eagles’ Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles’ Hall
AAUW
Faculty Women's
Lewis Ondis
Spain
Colonial Inn
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
M. M. Kerr
Washington St
Edith McBee
Hwa Nan College
Foa Chow
China
Richland Ave
PTA
Winter Visitors and Club Plans span Daytona and Circleville
Dr. and Mrs. Huffman register at Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce and plan a several week stay at the Breakers. Athens Club representatives, led by Irma E. Voigt, prepare for the southeastern district federation of Women’s Clubs conference in Circleville with key members from Current Events, Pallas, Lydia Lash Evans, and Lash clubs. Meanwhile Mrs. Leta McLaughlin travels to Pittsburgh after learning of her uncle M. J. Moran’s death. Chicagoan P. T. Arpee visits Morris Avenue family before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Huffman
N. Lancaster St
Daytona Beach, Fla
Chamber of Commerce
Breakers
Athens
Federation of Women's Clubs
Circleville
W.S. Gamertsfelder
E. L. Church
Emmett Bowles
Pallas Club
C. M. Morrison
Lydia Lash Evans
E. R. Lash
Irma E. Voigt
Leta V. McLaughlin
Guysville
M. J. Moran
Pittsburgh
WPA Disburses Over Nine Million in Ohio August WPA work
Ohio WPA state HQ reports total August payments of 9,086,073 dollars to 150 78 workers on 3 285 projects across the state. The release lists expansive funding and activity under the federal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
WPA
Miss Alma Brown Joins Ohio University Faculty
The fourteenth installment profiles Miss Alma Brown, new Instructor in Individual Physical Education at Ohio University. Born in Kansas City Kansas she earned a B S in Physical Education from State College at Manhattan and a Masters from Ohio State University in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Brown
Kansas City
Kansas
State College
Manhattan
Sherman
Goodland
Miss Brown
Ohio State University
Mises Brown
Park , Place
Fall Social Activities Highlight Dean Lloyd Address at O U Rally
Dean Alice Lloyd of Michigan urged youth to cultivate honesty, self-discipline and religion to navigate modern life. She described true character as willingness to work, truthfulness, fitness, helping others, and fulfilling duties during the Ohio University Women’s League Leaders Rally at Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lloyd
O. U. Women’s League
Alice Lloyd
University of Michigan
National Association of Deans of Women
Ohio University Women’s League
Hotel Berry
Dorothy Trosset
Women's League
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Herman G. James
T. R. Biddle
Irma Voigt
Edith Wray
Vera Scholl
Ruth Perry
Alva Brudwick
Carolyn Snow
P. O. Nichols
Mary G Noss
Mary T. Noss
Betty McClure
Velma Phillips
Louise Field
Edna Way
Jane Cline
Anna Mumma
H. E. Benz
Lorna Jane Cooper
Arthur Cornwell
Margaret Benedict
Homer C. Dorman
Evelyn Atkinson
Irene Devlin
Esther Class Members Meet At Burt Home
The Esther Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. E. G. Burt’s Elliot Street home. Presiding was Mrs. Burt, vice president, with program leader Mrs. E. N. Cullums. The group sang Lead Kindly Light and Bless Be the Tie That Binds, and Misses Alice Bardin Ruth Phillips sang selections. Mrs. Cullums read, and Miss Bardin played piano. a poem was read by Mrs. William Connett. Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs. W. W. Connett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Christian Church
E. G. Burt
Elliot St
Alice Bardin
Ruth Phillips
Mandy Lee
Miss Bardin
William Connett
E. N. Culluma
W. W. Connett
Roy Andrews
Anna Burton
Frank Gilham
D. K. Seward
Charlies Domke
Higley Study Circle Discusses Ruth Bryan Owen
In a Wednesday meeting at 249 East State Street Mrs F C Schilling home members heard a roll call report on current events. After a brief business session Mrs A C Anderson presented a program on Our First Woman Diplomat outlining the life of Ruth Bryan Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Circle
F. C. Schilling
E. State St
A. C. Anderson
Mr and Mrs Horn Honored With Showers Near New England
Sixty people attended a shower for Mr and Mrs Mack Horn hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Cope at their home near New England. Earlier on October 3 a shower for the couple was held at the William Horn home near Salem with seventy five guests. Friends and relatives gave many useful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Horn
Mrs
Arthur Copeland
New Eng
William Horn
Salem
Ruth Bryan Owen Our Minister to Denmark
Announcement notes Ruth Bryan Owen serving as minister to Denmark. Next meeting is at Mrs. C. A. Terrill's home on 40 Maplewood Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
C. A. Terrill
Maplewood Dr
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Marian Bush Snyder
John T. Sprague
Mrs. L. S. McManamy
Sisler
Nashua
Faribault
Roevienne
P. T. Arpee
Chicago
Stephen Arpee
Morris Ave
Arpee
Mary Lou Sammers
T. R. Phillips
Route Two
Ray Chapman
Burt Home
Bradley
Valcana
Wnac , Woodworths
U.S
Mrs. Horn
Miller’s
Hotel
Faust
McHenry
Sterling Coats
Sterling
Henry's
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