Week End Guests Return Home After Visits to Cities
Washington D C Montana and Ohio residents hosted and visited family over the weekend. Mrs L O Weser of New York City visited her father A P Linscott in Canaanville Pike for two weeks. Wayne T Mathews new East Side School principal and his wife and son Robin plan to live at 11 Palmer St. in Youngstown after six years at Buchtel High School. Miss Helen Cornwell former Athens High art teacher will wed J W Copeland in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne T. Mathews
East Side
Mathews
Robin
Palmer St
Buchtel High School
Helen Cornwell
Athens High School
E. B. Cornwell
Carl Roberts
J. W. Copeland
Copeland
Portland
Oregon
Miss Cornwell
Miles City
Montana
Joe Pickering
Chicago
Ill
J. L. Pickering
S. High St
Kenneth Pickering
Youngstown
Coolville
Watson
F. C. Taylor
Mary Louise Holdren
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Smoky Mountains
Ashland
M. E. Church
Ira Kincade
Troy
H. Green
Roy Lambert
Chessie Chapman
West
Harry Green
Morrisonville
Ilinois
Georgia Smith
Champion
Nebraska
Colorado Line
Im Kincade
Andrew Wasson
East Liverpool
R. J. Runion
Rogers Clark
Ireland
Hemlock Grove
E. M. Pierce
Guy Pierce
Athens
Dorothy
Blaine Chapman
Roy Rothlisberger
Spencer W. Va
Chapman
Dr. Mason Daugherty
Cleve
R. E. Daugherty
H. L. Summerfield
Wanton
Ohio
Helen Johnson
C. Davis
Clarence Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Nancy Davis
FE. M. Daugherty
Washington County
Marietta
D. C. Davis
Mary
J. W. Davis
Johnstown
L. E. Dickey
Racine
Bess Taylor
George FE. Taylor
Delaware
Ella le Goullon
Clinton Burdette
Roy Deeter
Hockingport
George Engles
Nitro
Engles
E. J. Williams
Toledo
J. C. Day and Sons
Kenneth
Harold
Flnore
West Union
W. M. Harris
Ralph
Wayne Harris
Jerseyville
EB. H. Stout
Bertha Keller
Columbus
C. E. Keller
Newland
Laurel
Surprise Party Honors Civil War Veteran Birthday
A family held a surprise birthday party Monday for W. B. Southerton on his 94th birthday. Attendees included daughter Elizabeth Drake of Athens and grandchildren Sidney Riley, Ruth Davis, and the Cornwell children in Columbus, with several others unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Southerton
W. Carpenter
Byron
Robert
Martha Cornwell
Columbus
Carpenter and Love Families Have Reunion
One hundred relatives and friends gathered for the third annual Carpenter and Love reunion at Victor Carpenter’s home in Athens Route Seven. A basket dinner, noon prayer, music, and group photos marked the event, with Mrs. Cora Whitmore elected president for next year and Sara J. Seipel as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter and Love
Victor Carpenter
Athens
Grove
O. L. Fulton
Eddie Tucker
Ralph Whitmore
Richard Whitmore
Elza Graham
Waldo Williams
Harrison Graham
Charles Seipel
Sarah J. Seipel
Cora Whitmore
Sara J. Seipel
Joseph Carpenter
Trimble
Violet
Harvey
Margaret
Harriett
Harry
Betty
Rebecca
Raymond Thomas
Alice
Henry Clifton
Bob
John Clifton
London
Lafe Carpenter
Sugar Grove
Frank Davis
Columbus
Edwin Burnshine
Cincinnati
Edward Michael
Grant Michael
Eleanor
Richard
the Plains
Georgia Ferne Michael
Darius
Russell Michael
Johnny
Russell Dow
Ray Love
Grove Halbirt
Evelyn
Effie Graham
Charles Graham
Jean Pickens
Edward Maxwell
Helen
Mary Belle
Billy
Edward Seipel
Ivan Brown
Eddie
Martha Carpenter
Jim Carpenter
Emmett Carpenter
Clifford Love
Harold
George Love
Naomi
W. A. Williams
Henry Tedrow
Jimmy
Janet
Elza Nichlas
Carl Whitmore
Ted Parker
Arthur McNutt
Thelma Martin
Bobby
Rufus Anderson
Carl
Charley Bolin
Katherine
Hoyt Love
William
Leona
Rachael
Eber Carpenter
Adolphus Love
Grove Love
Stanley Cooley
Joy
Eva
Bernice Love
Edith Love
Maude Hixon
George Halbirt
Edith Halbirt
Delmar Frost
Adam Weber
Elsie Brandenberry
Mary Cheatom
Lola Perry
Joan Seipel
Stanley Love
J. H. Klingenberg
Lucille Carpenter
Willard S. White
Vera McNutt
Leo Duncan
Archie Harris
Rolland
Longstreth
Harry White
Phylis
George Jackson
Jimmy Hooper
Needle Club Meeting at Mrs. Homer Wolfe Home
Seventeen members of the Tuesday Needle Club gathered at 139 Franklin Ave Tuesday night. They sewed in the early part of the evening and held a business session led by president Mrs. Frank Cross. Prizes for bingo went to Mrs. Elmer Poston and Mrs. William Reading. refreshments were served by Mrs. W. W. D. Wilds. Next meeting set for 73 W. State St with Mrs. W. H. Jewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday Needle Club
Homer Wolfe
Franklin Ave
Frank Cross
William Reading
Elmer Poston
W.W. D. Wilds
W. H. Jewett
State St
Pi Beta Phi Rushee Dinner Entertainment at Hillcrest Inn
Pi Beta Phi members hosted a rushee dinner Sunday at Hillcrest Inn. Centerpiece featured blue cellophane sea with passport placecards and nautical favors. Attendees included Mrs R H White and several named active and alumnae. rushees listed with multiple Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Pi Beta Phi
Hillcrest Inn
Pi Beta Phi Ac
Coolville and Troy Notes
Coolville and Troy notes report local gatherings and travels. The Watson Reunion drew about 75 at Coolville Camp Grounds with many travelers, while many residents visited relatives in states from West Virginia to Nebraska.
Pythian Sisters Athenian Temple to Meet Tonight
Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 30 p m tonight for a lodge session. This marks the first gathering since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Fashion notes on teen frocks for fall wear
A New York fashion writer advises mothers on teen clothes marking a fall trend. She highlights gored skirts, basque-like tops, boxy jackets, bright button details, culotte skirts with hipline shaping, and water-repellant velveteens while warning against high heels and gray or black suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zaleski Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests and Staffing
Local brief lists guests visiting Zaleski and nearby towns over the past week including Mr. and Mrs. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. DeWeese, Mrs. Cable, Miss June Tinker and others. Longtime residents attend fairs picnics and camp meetings while Za lezki High School hires Arthur George to teach. Ruth Davis resigns as home economics teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
A. H. Reeder
June Reeder
Athens
B. Brown
Virginia
Columbus
James Mitchell
Hamden
Arthur George
McArthur
Zalecki High School
John Florence
Ruth Davis
Charles Dudley
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Elmer McKibben
Clover Farm
Ruth Tripp
William Tripp
G &. McGlaughlin
Lizzie Nunemaker
Howard Peters
Frank Grate
John
Ben Nunemaker
Circleville Camp Meeting
Relatives Recall Gross Family History at Reunion
During Labor Day weekend at Crystal Springs the Gross family held its annual reunion. A reading traced the family history and listed many members and spouses from Athens Columbus Glouster Crooksville Jacksonville and Buffalo. The line traced includes French Alsace origins and Civil War service in the grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross
Crystal Springs
Lawrence Gross
Elizabeth Cross
Alsace- Lorain
France
Maurice J. Gross
Francina
Athens
Robert King
Robert Jay
Mary Ellen
Judith
Akron
F. R. Gross
GC. W. Gross
Fred Gross
Jack Lee
Crooksville
E. R. Gross
Charlies Franklin
Ernest Rednard
Jane D Elizabeth
Carl Gross
Mary Louise
Carl Nelson
Frank Richard
Frank Ley
Kelly Grogan
Anna Mae Antle
Middleport
Floyd Koehler
Edward E
Constance
Henry Ley
Glouster
George McGee
Monaco
Lawrence Lay, Jr
Weene Ley
Jacksonville
Edward Ley
John F. Spaulding
Marie Ginnan
Buffalo
N. Y
Oliver Gutman
Mary Ginnan
Family Dinner Honors Dowler Parents in New Marshfield
Mrs. Leona Coots hosted a Sunday family dinner for her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Dowler and siblings Ralph Janet Thelma and Catheryn all of New Marshfield. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Maffin Mrs. Omer Devol and Virginia Lou Williams. The Progressive Class of the Central Ave MBE Church plans a 6 pm picnic and business meeting at the Fairgrounds with Ralph Barker in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Coots
Ottie Dowler
Ralph
Janet
Thelma
Catheryn
New Marshfield
William Maffin
Omer Devol and Son
Virginia Lou Williams
Central Ave
M. BE
Fairgrounds
Ralph Barker
Reading and Music Noted At Child Conservation League Meeting
At Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick’s home on EB Mulberry St. the Child Conservation League met Tuesday night. Officers discussed the October state convention in Toledo and elected delegates for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Georgia Kilpatrick
EB. Mulberry St
C. FE. Fri
Toledo
Charles Schuster
Musselman
Jean Kilpatrick
Charles Farrow
League
Jean
Jane Fisher
Clay Jones, Logan
Kilpatrick
Hardy Perennial Plant Postpaid Offer
Gardner Nursery Company advertises 60 hardy perennials including Alyssum Delphiniums Poppies and Daisies. The offer promises strong sturdy plants mailed direct from the grower with a Holland Strain Peony order mailed this week. Send $1 to Osage Iowa address.
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Washington, D.C
C. A. Spence
Peoria
Lil
Earnest Baughman
Stewart St
Spence
Baughman
Roy Andrews
Phil Gray
Corning
F. L. Cox
Ed Sherlock
Dayton
Cleveland
P. L. Shannon
Harvey C. Baker
Big Star Lake
Michigan
A. R. Sprague
Jeny Clair
Margaret Ann
Lansing
Mich
Vance Andrews
Glendale
Andrews
May Ave
D. Zenner Company
Mark Lewis Company
Harry Bennett
Emma Algeo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bennett
Miss Blanche
Miss Rose Price
Labor Day
Mrs
R. W. Barrett
Tom Craig
Detroit
T. W. Craig
S. Court St
Willard F. Carey
Washington, D. C
Lima
Nelle Weber
Martha Haehn
Charles Weber
Lancaster St
Fred W. Weber
C. O. Weber
Carl Weber
F. W. Kiltan
James Rogaski
Guysville
Martin Chiki
Sugar Creek
George Kocsis
Cecil
John Sabo
Louis Maloney
Ruby
Emery Rogaski
Ford Shackie
McRoberts
Steve G. Lehoe
Marcella Hixon
J. B. Roberts
R. L. Morton
Minnesota
Frances Wilson Welch
F. W. Bush
Beverly
Harvey Roach
Bush
Anna K. Shafer
McConnelsville
B. F. Cline
Thomas
Jack
Floyd Butcher
Richland Ave
Bolin
Pearl Chapel Church
Harold B. Addicott
Mayville
N. Dakota
Claude Steppe
Claudine
Washington
W. J. Driscoll
E. M. Freeman
R. F.D
Freeman Home
Edward Gleason
W. F. Clark
Kitty
East Gulf
Margene Knowlton
Albany
Maude Freeman
Walter Freeman
Delbert Pearse
J. W. Whaley
Hebbardsville
Jesse Vorhees
Joe Steiff
Billy Joe
Charles Ley
al Kienle
Bill Cosgray
Charles Kienle
Bernice Sites
Emma Kain
Thelma Taylor
Buckeye Lake
Remington
Corona Underwood
Logan
Aristocrat
Carpenter and
Love
Needle Club
Townsend B. Ridgeway
Miriam
Miriam Tilden
John R. Powers
Pretty Models
Tilden
R. H. White
Helen McLaughlin
Mary Jo Twiss
Helen Jones
Rita Carper
Betty Baker
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Mary Grace Robbins
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Janet Mackinnon
Genevieve James
Jean McNeil
Martha McVay
Mary Ann McKay
Yvonne Meister
Marjorie Wheaton
Betty Biddison
Coolville and Troy
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
Mary Lou
Zaleski
RADIO
Philco
Zenith
Grunow
Summers & Son Cline
Julia Ann
James O
Carl Gutman
Mary E. Gutman
George Duncan
David Kennedy
David Duncan Kennedy
Richard Duncan
Shirley Ann Duncan
George Burdiss
Paul Burdiss
Ernest
George Jr
Julia Seckinger
Otoot Brintley
Maurice
Nelsonville
Victor Hallen
Barbara Jean
Mrs. Coots
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cline
Grange
Amesville Grange
Gardner Nursery Company
Osage, Iowa
Wilson
Melorol
Ness
Ily
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