Reception Honors Stouts At Brown Palmer Home
Guests gathered at 2 University Terrace for a formal reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer to honor Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Stout. About 75 attendees enjoyed hydrangeas dahlias and atrium lighting, with swimming on the terrace and refreshments served. The Stouts, formerly of Pittsburgh, will relocate to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Alonzo Palmer
Benjamin Franklin Stout
Brown
L. V. Brown
Edward Schloss
W. H. Logan
Harry Beckley
D. David Reeder
Stout
Pittsburgh
Athens
How Long Can a Three Quarter Wife Hold Her Husband
An advice piece notes marriage work is required and husbands may be selfish. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to ease discomforts during girlhood, motherhood, and middle age, urging women to take it to stay cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Lydia
Pinkham
Who's Going And Coming
Mrs. Ida L Putnam travels to Columbus to be with daughter Dr Jean M Putnam while recovering. Harrett Putnam and Mary Wheeler return to Denver after visiting the Putnam home. Mrs. Forsyth and Jean Forsyth return from Chetek to La Crosse and Chicago via Cleveland for National Air Races. Roger Connor and daughter Patricia return from Summit Hotel Mount Summit UniontownPa. Nellie Nicholas nurse visits Clarksburg W Va. Edward Muir and family return from East trip visiting Cleveland Buffalo Albany Springfield MA New York City Fanwood NJ and Washington DC. Josephine McVay leaves for Somerset to teach at Somerset High School. Anna Marie Davis returns from Parkersburg Cornwallis WV. Mary Dowell visits Parkersburg. Clyde Hines and relatives spend Labor Day with Uhrichsville family. Mary Margaret and Louise Kelley leave to teach at Roscoe and Jeffersonville High Schools. Elma Hill convalesces after appendicitis at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Juanita Stotts returns home after appendix removal. Arthur Koker and wife host weekend guests from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Muir
W. State St
Walter Muir
Columbus
East
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Springfield
Mass
Thomas Muir
New York City
Fanwood
N. J
Washington, D. C
Josephine McVay
H. R. McVay
N. Congress St
Somerset
Somerset High School
Mary Margaret Kelley
Louise Kelley
L. W. Kelley
Mound St
Roscoe
Jeffersonville
Elma Hill
W. D. Hill
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Juanita Stotts
Rose Ave
Arthur Koker
Harmony
Albert Phiel
Imogene
Sonny
Toledo
Guaranteed Q-623 relief for rheumatism and nerve pains
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store advertises Q-623 as a renowned prescription for rheumatism neuritis sciatica and lumbago claiming the remedy cures pain in a few doses. It promotes Q-Tabs as an effective kidney stimulant tablet and urges readers to try these products at 9 W Union St Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens, Ohio
Louise Thornton Engaged to John E Nein in Ohio
Mr. Frank Thornton of Athens announces the engagement of his daughter Louise Thornton to John E Nein of Ostrander Ohio. The wedding is planned for the second week of September in Delaware Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thornton
Athens
Ohio
Louise Thornton
John E. Nein
Ostrander
Delaware
Sand Rock church to host home coming and dinner Sunday
Sand Rock M. E. Church schedules a home coming and basket dinner for Sunday September 12 with an all day program. Sunday School will be at 10 am. The Crusaders of Albany celebrate their first birthday with an 8 pm gathering tonight September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Rock M. E
Crusaders
Albany
Missionary Society Opens Year at First Methodist
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist Church started its year's work with prayer and song. New active and extension members were announced, a death noted, and reports from the Lancaster Mission School presented. The fall district meeting was set for Sept. 29 in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
C. H. White
A. T. Volwiler
Israel
John Gillette
F. C. Schilling
P. G. Dowler
Foo Chow College
Lancaster Camp
M. M. Kerr
Walnut St
Chillicothe
J. L. Pickering
Evelyn Yaw
Lancaster Mission School
John Dowler
A. T. Volwhler
Georgia Hickman
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison pieces a coy domestic scene where Lillian and the narrator reflect on Philip Veritzen’s past romances. The dialogue hints at romance, power, and jealousy as the exiled queen’s story unfolds and the narrator braces for social pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Garrison
Olga Knows Veritzen Romance In Final Years
Olga notes Veritzen's past loves and confirms he had only two romances after his wife’s death. Lillian and the speaker discuss his imagination and status as an incurable romantist as the conversation shifts toward his late wife’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Olga
Lillian
Madge
Dicky
Olga
Philip Veritzen
Mrs. Underwood
Olga Probes Veritzen Romance and Hidden Recognition
Olga explains why Veritzen has not recognized her as his first love. Lillian sums up his fleeting affairs and enduring friendship with the two women, noting propinquity and past glamour while planning to reveal his identity when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Veritzen
Phil
Lillian
Madge
Philip Veritzen
Mrs. Heft Honored By Teacher Friends For Gift Night
Pauline Whitlatch of 28 Lancaster Street was surprised by a social evening organized by teacher friends to present a gift electrical mixer. Guests included Mrs. Cecil Carlin Mrs. Gilbert Whitmore Mrs. James Huddy and several others. Also noted were visits by Vaughn Stacy and Paul Edgar with guests Frances Bateman and Merle Pedigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Heft
Pauline Whitlatch
Lancaster St
Cecil Carlin
Gilbert Whitmore
James Huddy
Walter MacCombs
Joe Hardy
Robert Beeckler
Stacy Sharp
Ruth Beckler
Anna Gray
Mary King
Nita Power
Paul Edgar
S&s. Shafer Street
Frances Bateman
Merle Pedigo
Nelsonville
Local residents share travel tales and academic news
Mr and Mrs Burns describe a fly free New York with a Manila born Philippine couple they met on a six hour city bus ride. Separate reports note professors and families traveling for society meetings and teaching posts across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia with conferences postponed and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Burns
Burns
Manhattan
Mr. Burns
United States
Manila
Shanghai
Five Ears of Corn Claim in Athens County
Jesse King of the Alice Burleigh farm near Jerseyville claims five full grown ears on one corn stalk as a bid for county agricultural honors. He notes the seed came from near Coolville and some kernels are as big as a thumb. He invites challengers to contest his unusual claim while noting three ears per stalk is common. England reports 665000 pensioners aged 65 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Jesse King
Alice Burleigh
Jerseyville
Mr. King
Family Group Reunion Across Two Homes
A large extended family gathering occurred on Sunday September 5 at the homes of Mr and Mrs Pearl Droz in Mill Street and Mrs Ethel Wade in Athens Ohio. Honored guests included Mrs Sylvia Coe Hauck of Anderson Indiana Mrs Eva Coe Cottrell of Columbus Ohio and Mrs Maggie Coe Carter of Athens. Relatives listed range across several Ohio towns with a caravan of attendees and a picnic dinner. The Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter of the Daughters of 1812 plans a Friday meeting with Mrs O A Terrill. Dean and Mrs A A Atkinson family visited Iowa State College Ames Iowa returning via Des Moines Burlington Idaho and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Droz
Mill St
Ethel Wade
Athens
Route Four
Sylvia Coe Hauck
Anderson
Ind
Eva Coe Cottrell
Columbus
Maggie Coe Carter
Guy Vaughn
Harold
Gladys
Lancaster
Eva Cottrell
Ruth
Esther
Kenneth
Bill
Cole
Sylvia Hauck
de Verne
Ronald
Robert McBride
John
Zanesville
Burt Knight
the Plains
Fred Evener
Frances
Fred
Charles
Circle Hill
Pearl Croz
Vaughn
Beatrice
Mary
Marian
Ralph Haines
Luhrig
Everett Haines
Orville
Eva
Marie
Denver Carter
Doris
Jack
New Plymouth
Jessie Swyers
Michael
Violet Martin
Marcella
Oo . Dean
A. A. Atkinson
J. W. Stewart
Jack Stewart
J. H. Atkinson
Iowa State College
Ames
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Des Moines
Burlinton
Idaho
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Wood Injured in Columbus Auto Crash
Miss Elizabeth Wood 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wood, suffered scalp lacerations and facial scrapes in a Sunday Columbus auto accident on Fairwood Ave and Bryden Road. She is reported not seriously injured and was taken to St Francois Hospital. Mrs Bentley was bruised. The Wood family plans to return to Athens this fall. Annual WBA picnic set for Thursday at Mrs Edith Mertz home with 5 30 p m serving and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wood
Robert Wood
Columbus
Athens
Miss Wood
Leigle Bentley
WBA
Edith Mertz
W. Union St
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Alonzo Palmers
L. I. Browns
Mrs. Stout
Cline
Swine High
Milldeck
N. Court
Ida L. Putnam
Jean M. Putnam
Wetmore Road
Harrett Putnam
Mary Wheeler
Denver
Colo
Putnam
F. D. Forsyth
Jean Forsyth
Chetek
Wis
LaCross
Mr. Forsyth
Mary Farnam
Roger Connor
Patricia
Utah Place
Summit Hotel
Mount Summit
Uniontown
Nellie Nicholas
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Weekley
Anna Marie Davis
Parkersburg
Cornwallis
Mary E. Dowell
Port Arthur
Texas
Miss Davis
Clyde Hines
May Ave
Labor Day
Wallace Hines
Uhrichsville
Quick's
Helen Cookman
Sand Rock
M. E. Missionary Group
Transvania
Lil
Guest of
Vaughn E. Stacy
Eva Stacy
Congress St
Stacy
Ohio University
Harvard School of Business Administration
Hickock Oil Company
Housewives
Jelke's
Margarine
THE
C. D. Shafer CO
You
George W. Starcher
Second St
Robert Wagner
University of Pennsylvania At State College
American Mathematical Society
Mathematic Association of America
Wagner
A. E. Wagner
Pennsylvania
Christian Church
Virginia Hoover
Mason City
T. N. Hoover
Kiwanis Club
Hoover
T. C. Scott
Highland and Forest Sts
Minneapolis
Minn
American Psychology Association
Scotts
George W. Clark
Highland Ave
J. Homer Caskey
Martha
Dorothea
Roosevelt
Lakeside
F. C. Segale
N. Lancaster St
Cincinnati
England
Libby
Gallaher’s
S. Court St
Rebecca Morris McKee
Daughters of 1812
O. A. Terrill
Maplewood Drive
WBA Picnic
Ju-Van
Jo-Van
Cline’s Pharmacy
Dowler & Ferguson
Colonial Finance Company
Aluminum
Windsor
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