Reunions Mark Ludwick-Windsor Family Gathering
The fourth annual Ludwick-Windsor reunion met at the Runnion farm in Lottridge with 27 members and four visitors. Audra Biddison was elected president. a history talk by Mr. Ludwick covered his covered wagon journey to Missouri and back, Civil War service in the family, and wartime efforts. A birthday dinner followed. next year’s meeting time and place remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwick-Windsor
L. T. Runnion
Lottridge
Runnions
L. C. Ludwick
S. J. Biddison
Stewart
Little Hocking
Earl Metcalf
Coleen Nickoson
Asbury
Oryn Watkins
Billy
Amesville
Richard Linton
Leonard
Frost
Grace
Ludwick
Audra Biddison
Dorothy Watkins
Mildred Ahart
Aubrey Nickoson
Rexford Nichoson
Missouri
Lucy
Andy
Ohio
Mother
W. W. Windsor
Hocking Valley
C. W. Windsor
Charles Rowland
Athens
Athens County
Ralph
Red Cross
B. D. Evans
France
Annual Reunion of Dusz Families at Pleasant City
The Dusz family reunion at Pleasant City on Monday September 5 elected officers for the next year including President Albert Dusz and secretary treasurer Mrs. R L Croy. Fifty one attended a midday picnic and plans were made to hold next year’s reunion in Jacksonville. The Bates Church Christian Endeavor held a wiener roast and the First Christian Church announced an ice cream social at 72 May Ave starting at 5 pm.
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Dusz
Pleasant City
Albert Dusz
R. L. Croy
Jacksonville
Howard Dust
Gretchen
Harvey Luther
Akron
Orris Boudinot
Bonita Kay
Adah Russell
Charles Dusz
Millfield
John Blower
Dian Glouster
Herbert
Richard
Robert Dusz
George Luther
Arthur Dusz
Sam Holcomb
Clinton
E. T. Anguish
Mary Dusz
Harry Dusz
Barbara Shumway
Trimble
Joseph Dusz
Derwent
E. W. Fisk
Edna Cavanaugh
Gilbert
Nelsonville
Luther Abram
New Brigton
Roger Williams
Athens
Denver White
Dennis
Carbondale
Ernest Oldroyd
Bill Phillips
Ava
Calendar listings for Friday social events and church group roasts
The Past Chiers Club gathers Friday at Miss Elsie Finsterwald home 52 Second St with Mrs. Lizzie Collins as hostess. Class Six of the Church of God meets at 7 15 PM in front of the church for a wiener roast. bring wieners and buns. Christian Church ice cream social at Mrs. Roy Andrews home 72 May Ave tonight. serving begins 5:00 PM unless rain forces indoors.
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First Christian Church
Roy Andrew
Chiers
Elsie Finsterwald
Second St
Lizzie Collins
Church of God
Christian Church
Roy Andrews
May Ave
Teal blue dominates fall style tones on Court Street
A feature on teal blue as the new fall color notes teal dresses and hats in silk wool angora paired with chainti wine accents. It describes flattering effects on skin, fashion lines like short skirts and toy hats, and urges readers to shop and preview styles. Also one-paragraph notices include a surprise 38th birthday party for Mr. Mason with family, and a snippet about Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary meeting plans along with a historical note on Orville Wright’s first flight lasting 12 minutes.
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Marian Bush Reeder
Court St
Chainti
Lovers and rivals stir in tangled royal romance
Katherine and Lillian discuss Olina and Noel amid a long history of “romantic international quarrels.” Olina’s fixation on Noel, the past Georges–Mary drama, and the throne’s pull frame a new, even more determinate pursuit as Olina plots her move before her mother’s death.
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Katherine
Lillian
Oliva
Noel
Olina
Prince Georges
Trees
Mary
Lamb
Georges
Harry Underwood
Olivia
Ruth
Olina and the Campaign to Guard Queen Olga
Adele Garrison describes a tense plan among three women to manage Olina and Noel amid Philip Veritzen’s arrival at the farm. The group forms a covert committee to uncover Olina’s schemes while plotting a cautious reception for Veritzen, hinting at courtly intrigue and rivalries.
Mr. Carl Beasley Attends Clover Farms Directors Meeting
Mr. Carl Beasley left Thursday for Cleveland to attend a director's meeting of Clover Farms. Miss Mae Smith of 28 Central Ave was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sedwick and her niece Miss Dorothy Smith of Athens Route Three.
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Carl Beasley
Cleveland
Clover Farms
Mae Smith
Central Ave
Clarence Sedwick
Dorothy Smith
Athens
Tewksburys and Woodyards Have Lith Reunion
The eleventh Woodyard and Tewksbury reunion was held at city park in Chillicothe on Sunday. A basket dinner was enjoyed at noon. Grace was said by Lawrence Morris. A business and social session was led by N. S. Woodyard. Talks on family history were given by Anne Morris and C C Woodyard. The oldest member was Libbie Woodyard Cottrill and the oldest person present was Mary Woodyard. The youngest child was Jenneve Marie Augustin. Officers for 1939 were elected and the twelfth reunion is planned for Rock House on the first Sunday in September.
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Woodyard and Tewksbury
City Park
Chillicothe
Grace
Lawrence Morris
Albany
N. S. Woodyard
Cincinnati
Woodyard and
Tewksbury
Anne Morris
C. C. Woodyard
Carpenter
O. F. Morris
Bruilenzorg
Java
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
M. J. Augustin
Warren Woodyard
L. A. Morris
Arthur Woodyard
B. V. Swisher
Radcliff
S. B Grady
Carl Caster
Hilliards
Arthur Souther
Lancaster
Thelma Cottrill
Ruth Swisher
Rock House
Athens County Republican Women Hear Club Formation Invite
All Republican Women of Athens County are invited to meet tonight at 7 30 p m in the Court Room of the Athens County Court House to form an Athens County Republican Women s Club. J W Wilson chairman of the county committee announced the meeting and Mrs Nora Atkinson district state committee woman seconded the call. Officers will be elected and plans set to aid Republican candidates in November.
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Athens County Court House
Athens County
Republican Women's Club
J. W. Wilson
Republican Executive Committee
Nora Atkinson
Republican State Central
Freshman Shower Held for Delores Scott and Mary Knight
The Wesleyan Methodist Church honor class met at Mary Catherine and Ruth Cabeen home for a freshman shower. Delores Scott and Mary Knight, bound for Marion College, received gifts as fifteen members and one guest attended. Devotions by Gilbert Knight and music by Bernadine West complemented the party.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Mary Catherine
Ruth Cabeen
Delores Scott
Mary Knight
Marion College
Marion
Ind
Arnett Lowman
Clarksburg
W. Va
Gilbert Knight
Bernadine West
Mary Catherine Cabeen
Quotes on Peace Health and World Government
A collection of remarks by notable figures on peace and health as purchasable goods, the difficulty of preaching to the rich, and New York as a stage for convincing fantasy blending real and imagined world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Andrews
Columbia University
New York
Prof
Lennox Gray
Teachers College
Musts of School and Home Shape Jimmy's Character
An essay argues school provides discipline and impersonal structure benefiting children by teaching perseverance and respect for authority, while home life remains emotional. It cautions both systems balance. excessive preference for ease could erode cooperation and character. Also notes the birth of Carolyn Kay Hook, born Sept 4, weighing 11 pounds 3 ounces, with grandparents Frank Kinkade, Dan Hook.
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Martinet
Clifford Hook
Carolyn Kay
Frank Kinkade
Dan Hook
William Hydes Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary
The family of Mr and Mrs William Hyde gathered at Grosvenor Crossing farm on Thursday September 8 to mark their 60th wedding anniversary. Hyde is due to turn 84 in October and his wife 79. Children and spouses from Athens Crooksville and nearby joined, along with relatives. The Hydes run a 65 acre farm with two gardens six cows and farm chores. Mrs Hyde handles farm wife duties. Also noted Bates M P Church Homecoming on Sunday September 11 with Sunday School at 9 30 am a basket dinner at noon and invitation extended to residents and to bring old church photos.
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Arthur Mason
Mason
Aine
Mable Barrow
Dorothy
Eldon
Kenneth
Co. O. Baker
Margaret
Wilma
Robert Brown
Robert
Clyde
Charley Dailey
Pearl Dailey
Jimmy
Jean
Fred Fields
Melva
Joe
Josie Hatch
Aneta Joan
Loyd
Margarette Moore
Filleen
Doris
Frank Perry
James
Bobby
Ola Fay
Bill Potts
Mary
Evelyn
Betty
Ralph Woodrum
Allen Baker
Clark Collins
Garold
Gilbert Cooper
Orville Dailey
Earl Drake
Mary Glass
Fred Rolland
Ottes Rizer
Dwight Shingler
Dude Shulious
Mary Ellen Snedden
Irene Woodrum
Robert Rine
Mase Marie
Don
Chester James
William Hyde
Grosvenor Crossing
Mr. Hyde
Mrs. Hyde
Charles M. Hyde
J. Maurice Hyde
R. R. Johnson
Athens
C. M. King
Crooksville
Hyde
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
Arthur Meighen
Athens R. D
Meighen
Hydes
J ~ Bates
Bates M. P
A Boon to High School Boys and Girls
Advertising copy promotes Puretest Yeast and Iron Tablets to improve appetite growth weight and complexion for teens. It claims vitamins B and G plus iron aid in nourishment with a money back guarantee at Rexall Drug Store. A 100 tablet bottle costs 50 cents and is refundable if unsatisfied after the first package.
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Rexall
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Ira Knight
Virginia Rogers
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Clara Rogers
Jesse Brown
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