Athenians Enjoy Sunday Outdoors With Golf Fishing and Bikes
Athenians spent Sunday fishing, riding and playing golf while many hiked hillsides not hunting. Golf at Athens Country Club and municipal course drew crowds, with locals on bicycles, horseback, and car trips across area roads on a sunny fall day.
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Muskingum River
Paul Beckiey
Joan Algeo
Howard Knox
Liewenlan Evans
L. F. Jones
George Banks
Hamilton Oldfield
Clyde Edmundson
Athens Country Club
M. Johnson
John Swanson
Harry Beckley
D. H. Sams
O. C. Bird
H. E. Miller
T. N. Hoover
D. L. Gandee
C. E. Cooper
C. N. Mackinnon
Charles O'Bieness
W. Cabie
J. Benson Roberts
Charles Eversbaugh
Arthur McPherson
Carl Sommers
Wescoat Roach
George Lantz
Webb Walker
M. M. Kerr
Pallas Club Discusses Old Magazines and the Big Four
Mrs. W F Copeland reviews the Big Four of American magazines at a Pallas Club meeting at North Hill. She traces first magazines to 1665 in France and notes less than 100 of 1500 current mags are purely literary. She classes mags as informative or entertaining and identifies Atlantic Harper’s Scribners and The Forum as the Big Four. Jane Atwood named district delegate. Nelle Pickering led the program.
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Pallas Club
W. F. Copeland
8. H. Bing
North Hill
France
Mra. Copeland
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
Mra. Cope
Fraternity Sorority Open Houses and Dances Highlight Athens Weekend
In Athens over the weekend fraternity and sorority events drew many students. Delta Tau Delta hosted an informal dance with Sammy Kaye’s Orchestra for over 75 couples. Alpha Gamma Delta held a Friday Hard Luck Hop for 530 couples with Kaye again providing music. Chi Omega presented a Sunday event with housemother Emma Smith. Sigma Pi and Theta Chi hosted open houses Friday night with small and chaperone attendance.
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Athens
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Sammy Kaye
F B Gulum
Raymond Connell
T. E. Byrne
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Kaye
Ross Dean
Chi Omega
Emma 8. Smith
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Theta Chi
R. H. Paynter
C. O. Hanson
Married People's Class Meeting At Bennett Home
The Lass meeting of the Married People's Class of the Christian Church will gather Tuesday at 7 50 p m at 92 East State Street home of Mr and Mrs T B Bennett. Mr and Mrs Paul Ayers assist as hosts.
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The
Christian Church
T. B. Bennett
East State Street
Paul Ayers
Missionary Tea for All Churches Planned at Athens Home
The Woman's Missionary Class of the Christian Church invites members and friends from Athens churches to a tea at 32 North High Street the afternoon of Wednesday with 2:30 to 5:30 tea time and 7 to 9 reception. A silver offering will be taken.
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Athens
The
Christian Church
Charlies Cameron
North High Street
Fashionable tunics and metallic fabrics rule bridge fashion
Style writer Joan Savoy reports on current bridge party attire with emphasis on formal yet casual looking tunics, metallic brocades, velvets and embroidered silks. The piece praises new lastex fabrics, gold and silver crepes, and bold blouses, noting tunic dresses and cape sleeves suit both mature figures and younger readers for afternoon bridge events.
Business Club Women Plan District Meetings in Ohio
The group announced two district meetings for Business and Professional Women. The Southern Ohio District will meet in Ironton on October 24 and 29, while the Northern Ohio District meeting will be held in Mansfield in February. The Finance Committee, led by Miss Gladys Jones, proposed the annual budget. Athens County Child Health Committee received a donation, and Mrs. Florence Kimes was chosen as B and P Women representative on the committee. An invitation came from the Lancaster Club for an inner city meeting including Athens, Logan, Circleville and Marietta. The next club meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m.
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Ohio
Southern Ohio
Ironton
Northern Ohio
Mansfield
Gladys Jones
Athens County Child Health Committee
Florence Kimes
Lancaster Club
Athens
Logan
Circleville
Marietta
Warmer Start to Week Opens In October
The article notes higher morning temperatures for the first day of the third week in October with a Sunday high of 78 and a low in the 30s. It cites a second week high of 80 on Wednesday and a weekly peak of 2 degrees in the early hours of Saturday.
Williams Craig 94, longtime department store owner dies
WASHINGTON D C Oct 16 Williams Craig 94 owner of a department store here since 1874 died Sunday after a long illness.
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Washington D. H
Queen Esther Class hosts Pretty Musical Tea at Church
The Queen Esther Class of the Methodist Church held a musical tea on Sunday afternoon with bright rooms, marigolds, and autumn leaves. Mrs L G Bean and Miss Fern Rowland presided at the tea table, while Evelyn Ruston, Kathleen Carpenter, D A Renkenberger played piano and Martha Minameyer performed a violin solo. Over 50 members and guests attended between two and four o'clock, with a silver offering taken.
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Queen Esther
Methodist Church
L. G. Bean
Fern Rowland
Evelyn Ruston
Kathleen Carpenter
D. A. Renkenberger
Martha Minameyer
Dorothy Minameyer
Carl Ferguson
Anna Jacoby
Agnes Kilpatrick
Eva Ayers
Lois Fri
Elizabeth Fri
Jean Parrett
Goldie Ayers
Anna Rupe
Mary Hedges
Esther Cakenougher
Jane Marquis
Frances Hartman
Evelyn Hartman
Ruth Lewis
Eileen Phillips
Ethel Cable
Helen Hooper
Roosevelt Relative Seeks Divorce In Stamford Custody Fight
Mrs Emily Roosevelt Cook prepares to file divorce from F A Cook of Stamford Connecticut. She is a Roosevelt relation: sixth cousin of President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, and fifth cousin of the late Theodore Roosevelt.
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Reno
Emily Roosevelt Cook
F. A. Cook
Stamford
Conn
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Velvet Gowns Shine At Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Dance
Fall gowns in velvet dominated the Delta Tau Delta house dance with black velvet ankle length dresses and gold trim. Helen Townsend of Pi Beta Phi wore a black gown with a gold sash while Kate Sweeney of Alpha Xi Delta showed a pale semi formal. Margaret Ley wore black chiffon and Margaret Radford a deep wine velvet for the chilly evening.
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Delta Tau Delta
Helen Townsend
Pi Beta Phi
Kate Sweeney
Alpha Xi Delta
Margaret Ley
Chi Omega
Margaret Radford
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Viola Laziman Honored At Pleasanton Birthday Party
Viola Laziman was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by her sister Margaret Laziman and Mrs. Robert Laziman at the Cabeen home on Pleasanton Road Saturday evening. Cards and music provided entertainment as guests offered gifts. In attendance were several out of town visitors and family members.
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Viola Laziman
Robert Cabeen
Pleasanton Road
Margaret Laziman
Robert Laziman
Miss Laziman
Dorothy Nichols
Dexter
Webster Nolan
Stolen Cars Recovered After Downtown Thefts Sunday
Police arrested Ben McDonald Chester McDonald Dana Carr and Harry Johnson for intoxication and vagrancy Sunday afternoon. They were released this morning and ordered out of town. Two stolen vehicles were recovered within two hours of the thefts a dark blue sedan of D L Gandee and a car belonging to Robert Clark both taken Sunday night in Athens and Amesville respectively.
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Ben McDonald
Chester McDonald
Dana Carr
Harry Johnson
Athens
D. L. Gandee
Mill Street
Congress Street
Carpenter Street
Robert Clark
Amesville
Park Place
Stoen
East Union Street
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Grafton
Mrs. Iva Brannon and daughter Loretta mourn the death of Brannon's sister Mrs. W. H. Messenger in Grafton West Virginia. Richland Avenue hosts Mr. and Mrs S J Raabe with Frances Kempton and Clyde Gibson as weekend guests. Howard C Whiston and Helen Tritipo visited Steubenville and stayed with Tritipo family in Steubenville. Lucy Burton of Barberton spent the weekend with Carl Wagner and family at 6 Cemetery Street. A Sunday chicken dinner gathered Dan Tippie Rex Nagie and families plus Lucy Burton and son. Mrs. C M Bowman visited Columbus with sister Mrs. C C Loudenslager. Natalie Rust of Painesville, Ohio University graduate, weekends with Phi Mu Sorority. Miss Jean Rauch left for Columbus.
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Iva Brannon
Loretta
Richland Avenue
Grafton
W. Va
Brannon
W. H. Messenger
S. J. Raabe
Frances Kempton
Clyde Gibson
Lucy Burton
Earl of
Barberton
Carl Wagner
Cemetery Street
Dan Tippie
Rex Nagie
Louise
Virginia
Car Wagner
Bar
Natalie Rust
Painesville
Ohio University
Phi Mu Sorority
Wedding notices mix names and places in jumble
The fragment describes a wedding beside Christ Episcopal and mentions C P Bid, Constance Biddle, Mr and Mrs T R C L Poston, and attendees from Cambridge Mass and New Jersey. Details are fragmented and unclear about dates or sequence.
Delayed Teeth Aids Boost for Quick’s Dental Care
A brief note reports a new dental product from Quick’s aiming to improve taste, confidence, and fit. No pasty aftertaste or lingering aftertaste described.
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Quick's
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