Coming and Going With Ohio University News
Visitors to Mrs. Isaac E. Ash in Sunnyside Drive include Prof. iton his wife Pat and children Erica Eleanor and David returning from Stanford to Princeton where Dr. Hamilton son of the Ash family holds a Cyrus Brackett chair for two years He has been guest professor at Stanford Palo Alto Calif Mrs Hortin and Mr Hortin Athens returned from the AE Journalism convention in Boulder Colo and visited kin in Indiana Kentucky before Athens Also noted are travels of S R Knowlton Albany and others to Yellowstone Bad Lands Black Hills Seattle Salt Lake City and Denver plus a 4-H project update and a list of local social visits and movements in Ohio University circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Iton
Pat
Erica
Eleanor
David
Stanford University
Princeton
N. J
Hamilton
Cyrus’ Brackett
Palo Alto
Calif
Ash
A. Hamilton
Hortin
Ohio University School of Journalism
Boulder
Hartin
S. R. Knowlton
Albany
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Beach
Salt Lake City
Denver
Marion
Wayne Frost
Loost
Athens
Frost
Chloe Secoy
Coolville
Wayne Zeigler
Muri McGrath
David St
Fred Dailey
Glen Young
Juanita
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Ole Opre
Joe Perry
Joe
John Miller
Fremont
Kentucky
Hoome
Roy Aculf
Dunbar Cave
Clarkburg
Cincinnat
Calendar of Events Survival Evening and Reunions
Calendar notes local events and meetings across Albany Maplewood Athens and Logan including Grange election of officers at Albany and various reunions at Kachelmacher Park. Church circles social gatherings and PTA council sessions are listed with times and contact numbers where given.
Guest Night at Child Conservation League Holds Meetings
The Federation Circle of the Child Conservation League hosted a guest night at Mrs. Robert Murray's home. Miss Phyllis Meinturf shared slides from her Sweden trip under the International Farm Youth Exchange. Eighteen members attended as hostesses served refreshments. Mrs Donald Hoftee was elected delegate to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Circle of the Child Conservtion League
Robert Murray
Bert Barnes
Phyllis Meinturf
Sweden
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
Ohn Kerr
Nolan Mace
Gilbert Bergquist
David Wingett
Arthur Elis
Herbert Branstitter
Roger Pedigo
The
Child Conservation League
Jones
Morris Ave
Donald Hoftee
Golden Anniversary for Rev Mrs Luther Kimmey and Mr Kimmey
The Rev Mrs Luther Kimmey and Mr Kimmey of 57 Richland Ave celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Aug. 25. Married in 1905 at Zaleski by Rev E J Orr, she is Estella Mae Sisson of Zaleski. He is the son of the late Abe Kimmey of Zaleski. They moved to Athens in 1921. She organized missions at Sugar Creek Pratt Street Athens and Redtown then Glouster and Kilvert churches. They have three children Charles of Columbus Freda and Esta of Athens and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kimmey
Kimmey
Richland Ave
Zaleski
E. J. Orr
Methodist
Estella Mae Sisson
Elisha Sisson
Abe Kim
Redtown
Glouster
Church of God At
Kilvert
Charles
Columbus
Freda
Esta
Athens
Pleasant Churches List Full of Sunday Schedules
Long list of churches in Point Pleasant and surrounding areas with weekly services. Includes Rev. George Oller New Haven outlines Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am and midweek and youth activities. Additional charges and pastors listed for EUB, Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, and other congregations with service times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Ave
George Oller
Jew Haven
Land
Eile
Boyd W. Scott
New Haven
Ison Methodist
Arden Smith
I ‘Smith
Ighton
Walker
Eddie Chapel
Elwhood
Baghton
Kermit “Hypes
EUB Circuit
Kenneth Polen
Trinity (Greer
Eckard
Bret Coser — Worthp
Mt. Olive
Point Pleasant Mission
Isapelle Kiefer
Main Street Baptist
Kenneth Handler
Heights Evangelical Brethren
David L. Sayre
Junior Christian Endeavor Pam
Bellemeade Eub
David L'Sayre
Methodist
Seventh Day Adventist—Lab
Bath School
Wilson
John E. Hoffman
Th Presbyterian Church
Hartford Methodist
Rufus Casto
Graham
Hartford
Letart
New Ha
Letari
WSCS
Seventh Ave
Huntington
Frost Family Reunion Reported Across Several Homes
The Frost family reunion lists numerous attendees including John M. Felton of Stewart Route 1 and Barbara Sue Frost of Tu Plains Maine. Other relatives specified include Mr and Mrs Walter Frost with children, plus long rostered names from Belpre Little Hocking and Guysville, reflecting a large extended gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Felton
Stewart
Route 1
A. ¥. Johnston
Doniphag
Neb
Walter. Frost
Barbara Sue
Tu Plains
J. A. Frost
Bill
Janie
Henry Frost
Louise Roberts
Addo Frost
Gary Frost
Patsy Frost
Ronald Frost
Families Have 160th Reunion at Hooper Ridge Church
The 160th reunion of the Menson family was held on September 4 at Hooper Ridge Church. Harry Bennett presided over a noon dinner, Jess Karnes read selections from the McGuffey Readers, and the oldest member was 95 year old C. Rob inson while Judy Landis, age two, was the youngest. Roy Robinson was elected president, with Tom Bennett as vice president, Carrie Davidson secretary, Sadie Landis recording secretary, and Julia Spaulding treasurer. The group plans to meet again on the first Sunday in October at the same location.
Lessons in Bridge Playing By uswana aaCOBY
A fragmented bridge column describes a hand where South faces a deceptive play by West and faces a loss in a three club contract. South bluffs for extra tricks, counting five diamonds and three aces, but the tactic backfires and affects the players’ confidence and the contract outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uswana
Ana
South
West
Bridge misplay leads to cautious endgame squeeze
In a compact bridge hand Jed wins with a diamond to the dummy and plays the ten of hearts for a finesse. West swallows the jack by playing king of clubs, signaling a misread. South misjudges distribution, assumes East holds the jack, and plans 11 tricks with top cards. South then ducks an ace of clubs and a second diamond to rig a finesse on nine of hearts, aiming to squeeze out additional tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
South
West
East
Son
Red
Bridge Bid Dilemma With Flat Distribution in Spades
In a no trump two clubs auction with neither side vulnerable North holds a A1S wrigg and West blocks a spade fit. South must decide whether to bid four hearts or pursue another plan. The article asks readers to choose the right action for South in this same bidding scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Marshall Cage Coach Sees Solid Prospects for Season
Pleasant-Marshall head basketball coach Jules Rivilen previewed this season’s prospects before the Kiwanis at the Moose Home. Rivilen praised predecessor Cam Henderson, noted returning veterans, and cautioned about team depth in the Mid-American Conference era. He recalled his West Virginia rep and reflected on recent scandals while stressing understanding of gamblers’ lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshaut
Jules Rivilen
Kiwanis
Moose
Kivilen
Marshall
Huntington
Buckeye
Cam Henderson
Aivilen
West Virginia
Rivilen
Toledo
Wheeling Blues
Fort Warren
Wyo
Army
Marshallrom Wheeling
U. S
Chicago Black Sox
Raymond Andrews
Chester Roush
Clyde Bumgardner
Lou Koontz
Koontz
Point Pleasant Set To Host Western District Junior Woman's Convention
Point Pleasant will host the South Western District Junior Women's Club convention on Oct. 2. Co chairs Marjorie Waldie and Mrs W W Smith announced arrangements, with eight West Virginia city representatives attending. Committees include registration decorations entertainment corsages publicity transportation and timekeeper. James Barnes serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity | Methodist Church
University Women Meet The Point Pleasant Branch
The Point Pleasant Branch of the Association of American University Women will meet Monday September 12 at 7 43 pm at the president Mrs Eunice B Beller home 12 First St Mrs James McComb will lead the program with branch officers presiding They include Edward C Jackson vice president Lawrence Mohr recording secretary Norma June Durst corresponding secretary Bertha Jenkins historian and C B Meadows treasurer All college graduates may apply for membership and are invited to attend the first meeting of the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Association of American University Women
Eunice B. Beller
James McComb
Edward C. Jackson
Lawrence Mohr
Norma June Durst
Bertha Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patsy Lee Glass
Lee D. Glass
Glass Acres Farm
Sharpsburg
Ohio State University
College of Agricultur
Raymer McQuiston
Paul R. Murphy
Minneapolis
Minn
Davis
Robert Walters
A.M. Davis
William Hibbard, Jr
Washington, D.C
Iam Rena
Lasher
Relamance
Profesor Lasher
Nix A. H. Barnette
Haroldge
Mie
Alevandra Trepte
Cental Lake
Sch
Roca’ Iftather
Francis Ryerson
Rodgers
Frank Josn
Cleveland Mi
Sre
Samer Lynch
Chilicothe
Mis
Dorothy’ Taylor
Barbara
Barke
Sity
Carroll” Atwater
Mies Gayle Petty
Theodor Slg Schecter
Ines "Gates
Encager
Donald Greenoe Woseter
Albany Grange
Alpha Gamma’ Delta Alumnae
ac'Bapter Howe
Nannie Ution
Rebekah Lodge
Esther
First Christian Church
William J
Harld
Davao
Maplewood
Jowell
F. H. Krecker
Easler
Linscott
Ooper Rage
Kachelmacher Park
Logan
Rieinschmidt
Sigma Phi Gamma
Girl Scout “Council
Earl
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Stalder
N. College St
Athens Ces
Circle 8
First Methodist Church
John McQuat
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N.Y
Daly
Circle
First Methodist
Earl Hooper
Albany Road
Athens City Pta Council
Athens High
Sue Burnett
Ave. Americas
N. Y
Bennett
Bennett's Snack Bar
Rexall
G23
the Cline Pharmacy Co
CCL Group
Child Guidance Circle
Wedding
S. Court St
Pt. Pleasant Churches
Women of Moose
Moose Home
Ann Whalen
Loyal Order of Moose
Elizabeth Fasminger
Frost Family
Wecard Semscae
Wen
Mall
Bie 'Tor Tan
Postage
Ant Oncnton
Quick's
Marvel Bread
White House
A&p
California
Blosser
TorMik
Andrew Pavlish
Ballet
Redmen's Hall
Washington SI
Ohio
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