Republican Women Organize in Athens County
Republican women of Athens County will meet Friday night at 7 30 p m in the Court Room of the Courthouse to form an Athens County Republican Women's Club. J W Wilson, chairman of the Republican Executive Committee, announced the meeting. Any Republican woman is urged to attend. Officers will be elected and plans outlined for aiding Republican candidates before the November elections. Miss Eileen Wood, Mr Rutherford Wickerham and Mr and Mrs Homer Brown visited Wickerham near Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Republican Women's Club
J. W. Wilson
Republican Executive Committee
Eileen Wood
Rutherford Wickerham
Homer Brown
Mrs. Wickerham
Cincinnati
Miss Minister Hosts Buffet for Mrs. Green Before Move
Eleanor Minister invited guests to a Wednesday buffet supper at her Chauncey home honoring Mrs. Edward Green Marie Grim an August bride who will move Sunday to Morgantown West Virginia The event also served as a miscellaneous shower with gifts for the bride Present were Rowena Sprout Sarah Thomas Mary Guerra Rose Price Blanche Price Norma Lessie Grace Angell Adrian Chappell Frances Ruth Taylor Virginia Roberts and Mrs Paul Hume Hume visiting from Lancaster The two course meal was served at Miss Ministers residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Minister
Edward Green
Marie Grim
Morgantown
W. Va
Rowena Sprout
Sarah Thomas
Mary Guerra
Rose Price
Blanche Price
Norma Lessie
Grace Angell
Adrian Chappell
Frances Ruth Taylor
Virginia Roberts
Paul
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Guests Across Town
Mrs W W Wiggin and daughter Janice returned from a three week vacation with her parents in Wooster and Lakewood. The Drifting Pioneers spoke on WLW at six each morning and were guests of the Zarley family with Judy Dell, Merle Travis, and others. Several families hosted Labor Day gatherings and visits to Serpent Mound and Seven Caves. Evelyn Fishbaugh is recovering from an illness and Eileen Byerly plans to attend Bliss Business College in Columbus. The article ends noting that cheese making dates back over 7,000 years.
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W. W. Wiggin
Janice
Elmwood Place
Wooster
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Drifting Pioneers
WLW
Kathryn Zarley
John F. Zarley
Columbia Ave
Judy Dell
Merle Travis
Marlin
Walt
S. S. Winters
H. H. Kinsel
Labor Day
Serpent Mound
Adams County
Seven Caves
Hiland County
Fiddler
Kentucky
Roy Riggles
Barberton
George Shamel
The
Plains
Athens
Meigs County
Eileen Byerly
Lancaster
Columbus
Bliss Business College
50th Reunion of Dean Family at Gibson Home
The fifth annual Dean reunion gathered at Mrs. J. H. Gibson’s home 154 Morris Ave on Sept 4. A noon picnic, afternoon program with accordion by Rev. Earl Cowen, and a business meeting led to officer elections chaired by Mrs. Clyde Hines. Attendees included many Deans and related families from Albany Downington Pratts Fork Springfield and Raleigh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
J. H. Gibson
Morris Ave
Earl Cowen
Clyde Hines
Homer Backwood
Wilford Chaney
Sanford Wells
Dean Blackwood
S. G. Lehman
John
Raleigh
N. C
Pomeroy
Harry Dean
Zetta Reeves
Springfield
D. C. Carl
Homer Blackwood
Tuppers Plains
Edna Cook
Downington
Donna Elizabeth Lehman
Ethel Blackwood
Albany
Edna Reeves
Pratts Fork
Carolyn Dean Lehman
Delbert Carl
Columbus
O. H. Spriggs
Robert Bright
Sanford Howell
Shade
Oliver Dean
Myrtle Gibson
Aura Bolen
Ethel Dean
Phyllis Joan Bolen
C. W. Phillips
Ted Dean
Dennison Jones
Bobby
Ruth Blackwood
George Gibson Bolen
Charles Ashworth
Patricia Bolen
Athens
Watermelon party honors Nora Atkinson in DUV meeting
DUV meeting honored Mrs. Nora Atkinson for her primary win and new role as Republican State Central Committeewoman for the Tenth District. Informal talks followed the business session as large watermelon pieces were served to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Nora Atkinson
Thursday calendar of church and club meetings in town
The calendar lists Thursday 7 p m sessions at the Presbyterian Church the Child Study Club at 13 Van Vorhes Street and the Martzolff Sunday School class meeting at 7 30 p m plans for the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary at Eagles Hall the Business and Professional Women's Club executive board meeting at 5 30 p m and a regular meeting at 7 30 p m. A Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge session at 7 30 p m and the Past Chiefs Club gathering Friday evening at 52 Second Street with Elsie Finsterwald hosting follow with a Friday 7 15 p m Church of God Class Six wiener roast in front of the church bringing wieners and buns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Frank Ayres
van Vorhes St
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
W. H. Bechtold
Business and Professional Women's Club
Myrta Ashworth
Margaret Cronin
Mabel Durst
Viola Fell
Church of God
Broadwell Cemetery Meeting and Local News
Broadwell residents note a church basement meeting for Broadwell Cemetery interests. Mr and Mrs Simon Layton announce birth of a son Mervin Leslie on Aug 31. Locals include visits from Barberton Detroit Bethany and Parkersburg, a Parsons reunion, and moves within the area.
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Broadwell
Simon Layton
Mervin Leslie
Will Sherman
Earl
Billy
Doris
Barberton
Frank Parsons
Guy Lamb
Roscoe Lamb
Detroit
Mich
Lyle White
Albert Ogg
Parsons
Lewis Parsons
Bethany
Clarence Rathburn
Columbus
Teresa Shannon
Leonard Smith
Leonard Ogg
Frank Roberts
Carl, Utley
Arch Sprouse
Cecil White
Will Young
Jackson Place
Big Run
Millard Dunfee
West Virginia
Dancer Andrew Pavlish Leads Cleveland Harvest Festival
Andrew Pavlish, a modern dancer studying at Ohio University, rehearses two groups for a Hungarian Harvest Festival Dance in Cleveland on Sept. 11 with over 200 participants. He performed in Chicago and plans three Cleveland shows before returning to Athens to open his Pomeroy Studio on Sept. 12. He discusses a shift to rhythm tap and a potential six month tour with Mikhail Mordkin’s ballet company. A double birthday party honors Clara Hartinger and George Love. Also notes Turkish law allowing heirs to be kept in a will, with Mustapha Kemal as exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pavlish
Ohio University
Cleveland
St. John
Mikhail Mordkin
Fourth Reunion of Conkey Relatives Held at New Marshfield
Descendants of Absolom and Rhoda Conkey gathered at Grange Hall New Marshfield on Sunday September 4 for their fourth annual reunion with baskets, a noon cafeteria style dinner, and officers elected for the coming year. The 1939 reunion is planned for the same venue before Labor Day.
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Absolom
Rhoda (Brown) Conkey
Grange
New Marshfield
Addie Clark
A. B. Conkey
George Clark
Barberton
Owen Griswold
Dayton
Daniel A. Pierce
Athens
Thomas Conkey
Wheelersburg
Made Llewellyn
O. B. Conkey
John Strand
John, Jr
Mitchell, Ind
L. D. Conkey
Albany
E. M. Conkey
A. R. Conkey
Jack
Charles
Ira Conkey
M. W. Ross
Harry, Wylma
Carl Ross
Maude Llewellyn
O. D. Chappel
Eldon Kennedy
Clifford Ruth
Shade, O
A. K. Newman
O. L. Butts
Dayton, O
H. G. Cramer
Denver
Colo
31 Club Plans Roast at Nice's Park Sept 20
Members met at Mrs Louise Brown home Richland Ave Tuesday to finalize a wie ner roast to be held at Nice's Park on Sept 20. Prizes awarded to Helen Morgan and Dorothy Frank. Next meeting set for Oct 4 at Mrs Mae McGrath residence with present members Leota Morris Mae McGrath Genevieve Risley Helen Morgan Ruth Drake Martha Gaskill Dorothy Frank Grace Richardson and hostess Mrs Brown. Guests at the Plains included Mrs Charles Brown and her son Lester Brown Patsy Anne and sister Mrs Mildred Brown from Akron and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Brown 397 Richland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brown
Richland Ave
31 Club
Nice’s Park
Helen Morgan
Dorothy Frank
Mae McGrath
Leota Morris
Genevieve Risley
Ruth Drake
Martha Gaskill
Grace Richardson
Mrs. Brown
Plains
Charles Brown
The
Lester Brown
Patsy Anne
Mildred Brown
Akron
Leroy Brown
Finsterwalds Have Reunion Sunday At Log Cabin
The Finsterwald family reunion meets at Log Cabin on Strouds Run for the 14th annual Finsterwald gathering. More than 50 attend with Elmer Finsterwald presiding and officers elected for the coming year. The next reunion is set for the Copeland home on Athens Route Four before Labor Day 1939. The Brandenburg Nanna reunion also planned for Sunday September 11 at Birch Hollow Grove with basket dinner, church, old-time music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Finsterwald
Strouds Run
Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Finsterwalds
Elmer Finsterwald
Baird
Wolfe
Elsie Finsterwald
Blanch Finsterwald
John Finsterwald
Christine Finsterwald
C. H. Copeland
Athens
Copeland
Homer Finsterwald
Doris Finsterwald
Brandenburg-Nanna
Brandenburg and Nanna
Birch Hollow Grove
Carbondale and
Kimberly Road
Here's How to Be Smart for Fall by Alicia Hart
Portrait of the modern woman for 1938 outlines fall fashion and grooming. It celebrates posture, hair, nails, makeup, clothes, and meticulous habits that define an ultra chic look, from boxy jackets to clumsy shoes and daily grooming routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
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John Thorn
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H.S. Stemple
Stimson Ave
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Dover
W. Stimson Ave
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Harry Kelly
D. FE
Blackburn
Albany Road
Frank Addleman
Conneaut Lake
Evelyn Fishbaugh
Palmer St
Gibson Home
Woodworths
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ALL
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Netherlands
Hague
Juliana
Bernhard
DUV
Child Study Club of
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Eagles Hall
Nannie Allom
Chiefs’ Club
Lizzie Collins
CLINE
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Clara
George Love
Ralph Frost
Stanley Cooley
Quince Carsey
Frances Walls
Mary Frost
Charles Sanborn
Fred Douglas
Naomi Tucker
Naomi Love
Catherine Frost
Clara Hartinger
Ariel Tucker
Dorothy Carsey
Robert Sams
Earnest McClain
Edmund Leighty
Harold Douglas
Gilbert Bartlett
Harold Love
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Log Cabin
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Bayons
Simplicity
Jewelry
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Silvus Style
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