Child Study Club Hosts Wiener Roast at Camp
Members of the Child Study Club and their families held a wiener roast Wednesday evening three miles south of Athene at the Nice tourist camp. Present were Mrs. Homer Brown Mrs. Geraldé Baird Mrs. Clyde Mansfield Mrs. Fred Brown Mrs. Lawrence Garrett Mrs. Ernest Baughman and Mrs. Harry Swank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
Athene
Nice
Homer Brown
Geraldé Baird
Clyde Mansfield
Fred Brown
Lawrence Garrett
Ernest Baughman
Harry Swank
Esther Class Opens Year With Program
The Esther Class of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Thomas Rosser's home on West Washington Street for the year's first gathering. Mrs. Fred Lee Tomi ed the devotions and program, with captains named for the McCall contest and a sequence of vocal solos, readings, and group performances.
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Esther
First Christian Church
Thomas Rosser
West Washington Street
Fred Lee Tom
L. E. Carpenter
Fred Stauffer
BH. Gardner
Harry Junod
Roy Pierce
Thomas Roeser
Miss Stalder Hosts Luncheon Bridge at Hillcrest Inn
Miss Mary Stalder hosted a luncheon bridge at Hillcrest Inn with twelve guests. The gathering featured Miss Melya Green of North Carolina and New York City as a guest, plus updates on attendees including academic moves and travels of several local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melya Green
North Carolina
New York City
Mary Stalder
Hillcrest Inn
Miss Green
Edith Humphrey
Hockingport
Brown Shafer Reunion Celebrates Twelfth Year at Athens
The Brown-Shafer family held their twelfth Labor Day reunion at the Athens Fairgrounds with sixty descendants. Officers elected included Emmett Oxley president and Dow Cannon vice president. new birth Patricia Ann to John Dast Jr. and wife. Several Athens area residents attended, with updates on members and several notices from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Shafer
Athens Fairgrounds
Emmett Oxley
Dow Cannon
Leah McClesh
Albert Cannon
Roy Shafer
Patricia Ann
John Dast
Bessie Brown
St. Louis
Arthur Brown
Leland and Paul
Kathryn Brown
Herbert Brown
Dent Brown
Edyth Brown
Elizabeth Hess
Everett Oxley
F. KR. Wiliams
Violet Hunter
Harold Brown
Charles Tribe
R. R. Barker
Clint Maxwell
Arthur Vore
Glen Vore
Arthur Hunter
Lucile Hunter
Wilda Hunter
Jane Gladding
Edwin MccClead
Athens
Athens R. F. D
Ruth Shafer
Jackson
Ralph Shafer
New Marshfield
Ohio Graduate Weds Beasley Mill Employee
Miss Marion Francis Carpenter and Nile Edisom Himes were united in marriage Friday at 7 p.m. in the home of Rev. Selah Weatherby of Trimble with a simple ring ceremony. The bride wore pale blue crepe. Leone Zarney was the attendant. Himes, son of Carl and Mrs. Himes of near Amesville, works at Beasley Milling Co. Athens. The bride, daughter of Bert and Mrs. Carpenter of Trimble, is an Ohio University graduate and former Athens County teacher. They left for a wedding trip and will reside at a newly furnished home on Richier Avenue, Athens after October 1.
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Marion Francis Carpenter
Nile Edisom Himes
Selah Weatherby
Trimble
Leone Zarney
Hines
Carl Himes
Amesville
Beasley Milling Company
Athens
Bert Carpenter
Trimbie
Ohio University
Athens County
Lheft
Richier¢ Avenue
Athene
Wedding of Granddaughter Draws Family to Home
Mrs Breda Kennard returned from Pataskala to attend the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Mary Stone to Mr Lloyd Barnes of Bethesda. Stone has taught at Tutoneville High School for three years and the couple plan a brief wedding trip and then reside in a newly furnished home in Ade fila where Barnes teaches. Mrs Harry Brown and daughter Miss Betty Brown of Los Angeles visit Mrs W H Brown at 26 North Congress Street after traveling from Chicago for graduation.
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Charles, Kircher, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles P. Kircher
Buckeye Lake
Summerland Beach
Familly
Athens
Harry Brown
Betty Brown
W. H. Brown
North
Congress Street
Chicago
Miss Brown
California
Locals Vacation Guests and Visits Across Town
Miss Helen Miner of Springfield spends a month with Mr and Mrs Lewis Clark. Miss Emaline Raber returns from Toledo with sister Eva. Eva stays a few days. William Shuff of Athens visits the Johnsons for the week. Thad Rees returns to Akron after a week with the Browns. R H Dutrow and Margaret Duncan of Columbia SC visit Athena, call on Mrs J W Herrold. Mrs Gertrude Rainey entertains guests at a chicken dinner including L W Koons daughter Louise, John Zimmer and children Evelyn and Jack, and the Raineys. COlumbus, Mire. EL Lantz and two daughters G and Mr and Mrs H T Rainey.
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Helen Miner
Springfield
Lewis Clark
Emaline Raber
Toledo
Eva
William Shuff
Athens
Earl Johnson
Thad Rees
Akron
Clarence Brown
R. H. Dutro
H. T. Rainey
Batterson Returns as Glouster M E Church Pastor
Rev. F J Batterson is returned to Glouster M E Church for another year by the Samuel M E Conference, also taking charge of the Jacksonville circuit including Tumbie Jacksonville Millfield and Pisgah. Rev W H Reitz moves to Guyeville as pastor there.
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Glouster
F. J. Batterson
Glouster M. E
Samuel M. E
Cincinnati
Batterson
Jacksonville
M. E
Tumbie Jacksonville
Millfield
Pisgeh
W. H. Reitz
Guyeville
Blackwood School Auction Block As Township Seeks Bids
Trimble Township Board of Education plans an adjourned meeting in Glouster to receive bids for the abandoned Blackwood school building. Bids are due Saturday night at 7 30 and the purchaser must remove the building from its site. A contract to furnish on to the township schools may also be awarded.
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Board of Education
Glouster
Sept
Trimbie Township
Homer Township Schools Opened with Increased Enrollment
Homer Township began the fall semester with higher enrollment in most buildings. Florence Garner was hired as domestic science teacher to replace Leona Wade. Slanche McLain and Selby Gardner were hired for Wells and Oak Hill schools respectively. Wise and Ward schools were discontinued with students moved to Mountville and Oak Hill.
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Mountville
Sept
Homer Township
Florence Garner
Cincinnati
Leona Wade
Slanche McLain
Wells
Selby Gardner
Oak Hill
Wise
Ward
Marriage License Issued at Newport for Snake and McClellan
A marriage license was issued in Newport Kentucky to William F Snake 21 of Lancaster and Ethel M McClellan 21 of Glouster.
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Glouster
Newport
William F. Snake
Lancaster
Ethel M. McClellan
Stand ard Bearers Hold Evening Picnic in Glouster
The Stand ard Bearers plan a 6 o'clock church gathering this evening and will travel from the church to a preselected picnic site for their event.
Kempton Reunion Held at Lancaster
GLOUster Sept 6 The annual reunion of descendants of Stephen Kempton and Abigail Kempton was held at Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday Sept 4 with over 100 attendees. Officers elected include President Charles Philips Kingston Vice President Wallace Auit Chillicothe and secretary treasurer Mrs William Hartley Milfield. Next year’s reunion will be at Athens County Fairgrounds on the last Sunday in August. Numerous attendees listed from many towns with songs talks and meals noted.
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Gloywster
Stephen XII
Abtigail Kempton
Rising Park
Lancaster
Suncey
Charles Philips
Kingston
Wallace Auit
Chiliicothe
William A
Ernest F. Willis
Gene Ernest, Jr
Robert Theodore
Robert
Zari
Geraldine
Chillicothe
Carl Terrell
Clyde Warne
Zanesville
Mary Sayre
Trimbie
Charles Phillips
Dorothy Shoewaiter
Vern Kempton
Jack Kempton
D. £. Kempton
James Strawser
Columbus
Carl A. Kempton
Sammy Woods
Eleanor Rawson
Robert Poling
D. C. Cage
Junction City
E. L. Kempton
David
Utica
Deimer
Athens
W. H. Dull
Tom Dull
Anna Pugh
McClure
H. D. McGee
Eon
Loren
Verna
Whistler
Harold Cochran
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2433 Frock for Tots
A sewing pattern from The Athens Messenger’s Pally Pattern Department presents a cute kiddie frock pattern 2433 with step by step diagrams. The design features a scalloped cape collar long puffed sleeves and included bloomers. Instructions note that a gay cotton print makes the stitches come together and describe an adorable overall effect.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Ifth Street
New York City
Charity Dance Planned by Jacksonville PTA
The Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association will host a charity dance at the K of P hall Friday night. Proceeds will feed needy school children with admission set as one pound of food, and generous patronage is urged by association members.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association
K. of P. Hall
Glouster Teachers to Hold Preliminary Meeting Saturday
A preliminary meeting of Glouster High School teachers is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the high school building. Thomas W. Fighey announced the event and all teachers are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Giouster
Thomas W. Fighey
Glorifying Yourself in Makeup Application
The article advises meticulous face cleaning before makeup and warns against multiple coats. It recommends applying powder with cotton or medicated cotton, avoiding a powder puff, and pressing the powder onto the face rather than rubbing. Dust off excess with hands for a natural, alluring effect.
Applying rouge with rabbit’s foot tips for theater makeup
The article explains dusting rouge with a rabbit’s foot across facial areas for a soft, even look. It contrasts powder rouge and paste rouge and notes moistened fingers with cold cream for paste. It advises powdering lips after first application and cautions against overdoing color.
Easiest and Surest Way To Put Up Pickles and Catsup
An advertisement for Grandma Kuhn’s Picklesweet packages offers ready for use spice mix to make pickles and catsup. It promotes two other products Gracema Kuhn’s Sweetener and Grancms Kuhn’s Preservative and notes general procurement from a drug or grocery store with a price list and mailing address in Shelby, Ohio.
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Grandma Kuhn
Tom
Grendémie Kuhn
Gracema Kuhn
Grancms
Kuhn
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