Athens Couple Wed In Cleveland Nupital
Mrs N S Croy of Route One Athens announces the marriage of her daughter Mabel to William J Davis Jr on Saturday Oct 8 in Cleveland The single ring ceremony was at 10 30 am at the Methodist parsonage Attendants were Mr and Mrs Fred W Weber Mrs Davis a graduate of Athens High School and Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Mr Davis son of Mrs William J Davis of Athens a graduate of Athens High School Ohio University and studied architecture in New York City and Europe He is a Phi Delta Theta member The couple dined with Dr and Mrs Murray N Fowler at Apple Creek and left Tuesday for Cleveland where Mr Davis will complete school projects They will stay at the Allerton Hotel until Nov 1 before returning to Athens to run Mr Davis architecture business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens High School
Ohio University
New York City
Europe
Davis
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Weber
Murray N. Fowler
Apple Creek
Cleveland
Allerton Hotel
Family Picnic at Home of D. J. Winters Columbus
A Sunday family reunion at the home of D. J. Winters in Columbus gathered children of the late Mr and Mrs W N Winters and their kin. Attendees included D. J. Winters, president of the National Detective Bureau, Mrs J E Weisenbaugh, Columbus, Mrs Clarence Wycoff of Athens, and Mrs Harold Radekin of Belpre. No other living relatives on the Winters side were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Winters
Columbus
W. N. Winters
Athens County
Parkersburg
National Detective Bureau
Home Loan
J. E. Weisenbaugh
Clarence Wycoff
Athens
Harold Radekin
Belpre
Mr. Winter
Herman Lowe
Winters
Progressive Club Explores Northwest Territory and Pioneer Trek
The Progressive Literary Club met at Mrs. Aura Bolin's home on Morris Avenue. Seventeen members answered roll call with current events as Mrs. H. M. Bennett discussed the Northwest Territory and its 150th celebration, recounting the Ipswich to Belpre pioneer trek begun December 3, 1937. Mrs. Clyde Hines to attend the Southeast District Convention in Athens and manage the blind goods display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Aura Bolin
Morris Ave
George Carr
H. M. Bennett
Northwest Territory
Ipswich
Mass
Belpre
Clyde Hines
Athens
J. H. Gibson
Tewksbury
Maecenas Club Hears Dorothy Frank Talk
The Maecenas Literary Club met at Mrs. James Earich’s home. Dorothy Frank deputy clerk in Judge Tyroler’s office outlined Probate and Juvenile Court work and duties. Mrs. Bingman reported on the Business and Professional Women's Dinner at the Country Club. The talk was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
James Earich
Bingman
Personal Notices From Mrs Clark and Daughters Visit
Mrs Minnie Clark Eva Mae and E Kenneth Crislip Jr of Coolville were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Bartlett at 80 Richland Ave Prof and Mrs A C Anderson and family of 30 Columbia Ave have returned from Franklinville N Y where they were called by the death of Mrs Andersons mother Nettie L Wright Mrs H L Atkinson hosts district conference guests for the Daughters of Union Veterans including Bertha Mae Droz Mans field Ethel Lerner Beatrice Howe and Merritt Wilson Elkins W Va sister of Atkinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Clark
Eva Mae
E. Kenneth Crislip, Jr
Coolville
Clarence E. Bartlett
Richland Ave. Co
A. C. Anderson
Columbia Ave
Franklinville
N. Y
Anderson
Nettie L. Wright
H. L. Atkinson
The
Daughters of Union Veterans
Bertha Mae Droz
Mansfield
Ethel Lerner
State Department
Beatrice Howe
Merritt Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
Atkinson
Calendar of church and club meetings this week
Fellowship supper at the Presbyterian Church is at 6 p m on Wednesday. Miss Genevieve Apgar of Ohio University will speak at 8 p m. Mothers Circle meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs J W Ashton. Mrs W H Richey leads. roll call is an autumn poem. Naomi Bible Class meets Wednesday Oct 12 with Mrs Francis Lyons and assistant hostess Mrs Nellie Lee. PEO meets Wednesday at 5 30 at the home of Mrs M D Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Genevieve Apgar
Ohio University
Mothers Circle
J. W. Ashton
W. H. Richey
Naomi Bible
Francis Lyons
Nellie Lee
M. D. Hughes
Gasco Sewing Club
William Lee
E. Union St
Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Church of God
Herman Cunningham
Stimson Ave
Wesleyan Needle Club
L. H. Bingman
E. State St
U. Co. D. Club
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor St
Faithful Few
Charles Zinn
Rufus Putnam
Lucile Swaim
Albert Johnson
Night espionage and church group notices in town
The column lists planned meetings for the Woman's Auxiliary and various clubs at addresses around Washington, State Street and Albany, with dates in October. A serialized narrative segment follows about nurse and narrator planning covert surveillance of possible activity in an adjacent room and a mysterious light and movement observed last night.
Meddlers Plan Lock Down As Night Stages Quiet—Chapter Tease
A tense exchange unfolds as two characters lock Mary's room and surrounding windows. They position a chair to guard the door and switch off lights, each holding a flashlight, awaiting the next instruction. (Continued tomorrow)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
K.F.8, Inc
Tea Tuesday at University Training School Plains Hosts
Miss Gochnauer and Miss Elliott hosted a tea Tuesday afternoon at the home of Misses Annie Gochnauer and Elliott 77 West State Street. Supervisors welcomed guests including Mr Herman Humphrey superintendent of UK Plains School and Mrs Humphrey with Miss Elva Cooper elementary principal and Mrs E Blan now. About 40 guests attended, table decorated with roses, snaps and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Training School
Plains
Ture
Annie Gochnauer
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid social at church in October
The Ladies Aid Society met at the church for an October business and social session hosted by Mrs. James Golding and Mrs. C M Anglin. Mrs. Hermen Kempton led, prizes went to Mrs. Kolb Mrs. Welling and Mrs. Heffken, and a refreshment course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
James Golding
C. M. Anglin
Ladies Aid Society
Hermen Kempton
James Harrison
Kolb
Welling
Heffken
Charles Martin
Martha Kloh
Arthur Lucas
Carl Welling
Fred Olbers
P. B. Chalfant
Fred Heffken
A. M. Moody
John Davis
William Olbers
Emmett Olbers
Wade Stansberry
Clifford Olbers
Mcc
Dayton
Olber
Greens Run
Jess Lenon
Zanesville
Margaret Coey
Philo
Gilbert Strausbaugh
James Strausbaugh
Barney Smith
Nancy
Cleveland
Smith
Carl Lainey
G. R. Nagle
Geraldine
Amesville
Charles Lechner
Chillicothe
Coe Family Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Strouds Run
Mr and Mrs Samuel Coe of Strouds Run observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a basket dinner at their farm. He is 73 and she 67, with five children twenty five grandchildren and three great grandchildren among the family. A long list of relatives attended and gifts were given. Also noted is the birth of Beatrice Mozelle to Mr and Mrs Basil Hawk. A license to wed has been issued for Oliver J White and Miss Ollie Fee of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coe
Strouds Run
Mr. Coe
Mrs. Coe
Owen Wingo
Mary Alice
Joanne
Phyllis Carol
Charles Owen
James Gearld
Gilbert Vernon
Hebbardsville
Edward Smith
Dorothy Marie
Mary Ann
Bertha
Wade
Dallas
Canaan Pike
Wade Everett
Helen
Ethel
Basil Coe
Basil Owen
Richard Lee
Emory Foster
Shirley
Athens
Carl Coe
Dora Pauline
Luella Jane
Estella Lucille
Freda Maxine
Golda Mae
Harold Lee
Harold Gillette
Virginia Lou
Wanda Lee
Betty Jane Smith
G. V. Wingo
Gallipolis
Oliver J. White
Ollie Fee
Coolville and Troy Notes Highlight West Virginia Trip
A Coolville party led by Miss Margaret Conklin and William Cook toured West Virginia visiting Davis and Elkins College Davis, Seneca Rocks, Blackwater Falls, Canyon and Lygar t Dam. They climbed Spruce Knob 4860 feet. Other items include local visits, church events, teachers joining associations, and a birthday party in Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Margaret Conklin
William Cook
Stewart
Wayne Conklin
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Seneca Rocks
Blackwater Falls
Canyon
Lygart Dam
Spruce Knob
Allegheny Mountains
Harry McInnis
A. C. Mills
Ora Duntee
E. M. Daugherty
Vietta Springer
Ina
Tuppers Plains
Mills
St. Joseph Hospital
Lillian Flinn
Marie Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
K. M. Barth
Marietta
Gallipolis
Middleport
Pomeroy
Leora Wharff
Margaret Wharff
Station Road
Bethel M. F
Bethel Ridge
Frank Reed
A. B. Saunders
H. Verwohlt
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Croy
William J. Davis
Boerths J
Brenda Frazier
Douglas Fairbanks
Mrs. Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Vincent Astor
Madelaine Reed
Miss Reed
Cornwell & Co
Progressive Club
N. W. Territory
Maecenas Club
Dorothy Frank
Nyals Laxacold
McKee
Abbott
A. B.D
McKee Drug Co
Security Bank
Adele Garrison
Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church
Miss Allen
Washington St
Pocahontas Lodge
Pomona Grange
Albany
000 Missionary Society of the Church
E. L. Church
N. Congress
Charles Cameron
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge No. 553
10.C.F. Hall
Woman's Guild of
Bill
Hank
Meddlers
Better Ladies
Graham Shoppe
Court St
I. N. McHarg
Rebekah
Morning Star
McHarg
Laura Miller
Glouster
Kora Canter
Oheekah
Gill
Gochnauer
Elliott
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
William Hawk
Eleanor Stevens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Beatrice Mozelle
Mozelle Ralston
Chesser
Herbert Hawk
Route Four
Kate Guess
the Plains
Coolville and Troy
Brooks
William A. Brooks
Mineral
Betty K. Brooks
C. M. Buckley
G. W. Beveridge
Frances Sickels
New Marshfield
William Younkins
Hadley Ely
Idene
Clyde Sickels
Jack
Orland Ely
Ronnie
Edyth Addis
Charlotte
Margrete Gibson
Pauline
Beulah
Mildred Brooks
New Art Books
E. Harris
S. Rocheblave
Hyperion
Pieter Brueghel
the Elder
Gustav Gluck
Tancred Borenius Whetee Donte
Robert Ray
Degagi Stae Bec
Camille Manclair
Michel Floriscone
Raphael
G. de Jacz
Randall Davies
Cecil Hunt
Antil Goya
Logan’s
Lydia K. Pinkham
Pinkham
Steppes
Beauty Shop
Hotel Athens
Sen
Siler City School
Says
J.B. Whitley
Margaret
Huis
Vicks Plan
Vickson
Vicks Vatronal
Vicks Vi
Vicks Va
Vicks
N.ype
Margaret Whitley
Siler City
N. C
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