Mother Must Be Daughter's Friend Not Her Warden
Olive Roberts Barton argues two neighboring mothers illustrate parenting extremes. Mrs Cross overcontrols Eva, stifling independence and fostering future unhappiness, while Mrs Crown backs Nancy's autonomy, aiding growth but risking distance. The piece urges mixing policies: be a friend, not a warden.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Crown
Nancy
Cross
Eva
Nany
Twoirls
Mrs. Cross
Mama
Neith
Taylor Ridge Man Is Wed In Columbus
Miss Josephine Franklin wed Carl Hildebrand Jr at the bride’s Columbus home in front of 65 relatives. He is a Tay lor Ridge native and Jacksonville-Trimble High School graduate of 1935 now employed in Columbus. They will live in Columbus. Additional items note upcoming Ladies Aid meeting, local church events, and family reunions in Newark and nearby areas.
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Taylor Ridge
Josephine Franklin
Carl Hildebrand, Jr
Francis Franklin
Columbus
Hildebrand
Carl Hildebrand
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Ladies Aid Society
Robert Hanning
Gladys Kempton
Church of Christ
Evan Davis
Chester Davis
Caillicothe
Circleville
Church Lawn
Doril
Geraldine Mulpas
Hazel
Mary Frances Kempton
Gladys Hildebrand
Ernest Chalfant
Wilfred Mulpas
Deloss Bulstrom
Stephen
Walter Spurges
Herbert Kloh
Lelia Welling
Chester Social and Personal News Notes
Chester residents share Labor Day visits with Elmer Kautz and family. Kathryn Bailey returns from Akron. Mrs. James Cook and Mrs. L G Theiss visit Hayes family. Lucille Smith tours the West and Southwest covering 5000 miles to Yellowstone Grand Canyon Great Salt Lake and Mexico. Ruby Kautz Nellie Miller hosted by Elmer Kautz. Ernest Brown’s Parkersburg weekend with J S Frank. Gladys Violet new Chester High School teacher replacing Gladys Crow. Durst family visits. Darrell Clelland visits mother Hannah Clelland. Vern Clelland slowly improving after mine accident. Rev George Martin to conduct Camp Kinshuta service at 1 p m.
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Chester
Elsa Uhia
Palm Beach
Fla
Dora
Earl Reuter
Columbus
George Roos
Wendel Roos
Katie Roos
Pomeroy
Labor Day
Elmer Kautz
Kathryn Bailey
Akron
James Cook
Betty
Youngstown
L. G. Theiss
Great Bend
E. R. Hayes
Lucille Smith
West
Southwest
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Great Salt Lake
Mexico
Ruby Kautz
Nellie Miller
Westerville
Ernest Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. S. Frank
Gladys Violet
Chester High School
Central Board of Education
Gladys Crow
Beaver
William Durst
Edna
Pauline
Darrell Clelland
Hannah Clelland
Vern Clelland
George Martin
The
Apostolic Church
Athens
Camp Kinshuta
Albany Route One Personal Notes detail many visiting families
The Albany Route One column lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or hosting gatherings. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. William Ruling and family from Detroit at the Davis reunion in Coolville, families from Piqua and Dayton, Athens, Columbus, Marion, The Plains, and Cincinnati. The piece notes holiday visits, picnics, a Labor Day stay, a 90th birthday basket dinner for Mrs. Mary Robinett, and a State Fair attendance.
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Albany
William Ruling
Ruling
Detroit
George Davis
Davis
Coolville
John Keogh
Lawrence West
Dayton
Will West
Louisa Stanley
Pearly West
Byron Phillips
Columbus
Lee Elliott
Curtis Battrell
William Battrell
S. R. Knowlton
Howard Gilson
Mary Robinett
Curtis Fought
Floyd Foughty
Elizabeth
W. Va
Richard Enlow
Chillicothe
John Rhollans
Amanda Russell
Cincinnati
Lee McComas
Pomeroy
Kenneth Barrows
the Plains
Libbie Bravas
Mary McComas
Carpenter
Colossal egoist Phil Veritzen faces a bold challenge
In a tense scene at Lillian's gathering, Katherine and I watch as Lillian vows to confront Phil Veritzen and force Olga to stay undisturbed. We debate Olina's readiness to meet the Vertizens, weighing physical, mental, and spiritual factors.
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Katherine
Lillian
Philip Veritzen
Buffalo
Phil
Olga
Phil Veritzen
Olina
Katrina
Meddlers and Mary Stir a Queen Olga Plot
Katherine questions Lilian about Mary and Noel as Adele Garrison hints at danger to Katherine’s happiness. Lillian presses for details while Mary’s competence and future actions loom. (Continued tomorrow).
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Katherine
Olga
Lillian
Noel
Mary
KFS, Inc
Rio Grande Faculty Announced for Year
Rio Grande College president W A Lewis announced the coming year’s faculty. The list includes dean of men W T Packer, dean of women Mary E Young, registrar W G White, and professors in English history biology education agriculture physical science music commerce and more. Both Dean Packer and Dr Weed will be engaged in the Forward Movement.
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Rio Grande
W. A. Lewis
Rio Grande College
W. T. Packer
Mary E. Young
W. G. White
Florence S. Chubbuck
Vivian Y. Spurgeon
Paul L. Ludlow
E. H. Midkiff
Jean McCall
R. R. Starbuck
Charles A. Weed
John Ellis Evans
Thelma Stewart
Hazel Hill
Elizabeth Routt
Ray Troth
Dean Packer
Dr. Weed
Edward Healey on Two Week Vacation at Roundhouse
C and Company roundhouse foreman Edward Healey takes two weeks off. Walter Reasoner leads the roundhouse force during his absence.
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Logan
Edward Healey, C
Roundhouse
Walter Reasoner
Roundhouse Force
Zaleski Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
The Rev J G Deeds attends annual conference in Columbus as local schools open. Lucile McKibben stays with her parents, Mrs and Mrs Luther McKibben, while health concerns of Mrs McKibben are noted. Various locals travel to Cleveland Columbus Madison area and East Monroe with friends and relatives.
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Ralph Herrold
O'Leary
Martin McKibben
Cleveland
Bert Daft
Columbus
Lily Daft
Nelsonville
Madison
Zaleski
Earl Chapman
Billy
Chapman
Nettie Mahew
Springfield
William Chayman
C. E. Martin
Bobby
Anne
East Monroe
Dorothy Vansky
C. E. Vansky
Alice McCuskey
Vinton County
Helen McKibben
Flora Dill
Athens
Eleanor Crow
Marion
Irene Duduit
Powell and relatives visit and recover in Letart Falls
Mr and Mrs H B Powell and son returned from a week in Akron and were guests of Mrs Everell Lutz and family. Albert Higginbotham and daughter of Charleston W Va and Brownie Cherry and mother of Indianapolis were Labor Day guests of Mrs Kate Higginbotham. Wm Sayre and children of Akron visit Mrs Minnie Day. Ruth Keisling, formerly ill, is recovering. Carl Powell of Gordon W Va visited over Labor Day with his brother H B Powell.
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W. D. Coey
Russell
Ethel Corwin
Akron
Mary Frances
Hazel Kempton
Geraldine
Doras Malpas
Jean Heffken
Mary Jane Anglin
Gladys Hildebrand
Gertrude Lainey
Ellen Lindholm
Stella McGrath
Athens
Ida Hampton
Shade
Elsie Holland
Ada Wenger
Roy Strausbaugh
Billie
Otto Strausbaugh
Woodrow
Frances
John Strausbaugh
Dayton
Wesley Strausbaugh
Virgil Strausbaugh
Letart Falls
H. B. Powell and Son
Everell Lutz
Albert Higginbotham
Charleston
W. Va
Brownie Cherry
Indianapolis
Labor Day
Kate Higginbotham
Wm. Sayre
Minnie Day
Ruth Keisling
Carl Powell
Gordon
H. B. Powell
Rev George Sagen to preach at Paint Creek Baptist
Announcement states Rev George Sagen pastor of the First Baptist Church will preach at Paint Creek Baptist Church colored Friday night as part of the 11th anniversary of the founding of the church.
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Sagen
Gallipolis
George Sagen
First Baptist Church
Paint Creek Baptist Church
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