Vacationing Roach Family Returns From Missouri Trip
Mr and Mrs Lee S Roach and children Diana and Bruce of Richland Ave returned from a Missouri tour visiting St Louis Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia They attended the American Fisheries Society meeting in St Louis and saw the Municipal Zoo and the outdoor premiere of the Balaloka operetta They toured Reefoot Lake Biological Research Laboratory visited Cave Lincoln birthplace and other sites in Kentucky and met Dr C L Baker director The trip included many sightseeing stops and a large audience at the Balaloka premiere
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Lee S. Roach
Diana
Bruce
Richland Ave
St. Louis
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
St.Louis
Roach
American Fisheries Society
Reefoot Lake Biological Research Laboratory
C. L. Baker
Lincoln
Canada to form Women's Auxiliary Force for overseas service
Canadian women will join a new Women's Auxiliary Force with age limits 21 to 40, serving with Canadian or British troops in army navy and air force roles. Pay will be two thirds of male rates. uniforms and allowances described. recruitment begins this month in Ottawa.
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Ont
Red Cross Mechanized Transport Corps
Canadian Women’s Auxiliary Force
Department of National Defense
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Air Force
Auxiliary Services
Auxiliary Corps
Canadian Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Red Cross
Canadian Auxiliary Transport Service
Canadian Women's Service Force
Elizabeth Smellie
Nursing Sisters
Funeral for Charles H. Wyatt Held at First Presbyterian Amesville
Attendees from miles around gathered Tuesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church in Amesville for the funeral of the late Charles H. Wyatt. Listed were numerous local couples and individuals from Amesville Wilcox Wilson Mills Mills McKay Chapman Poston Bougi not Harley Hen ry Gray Painter Painter Palmer Green Howe Taylor Clark McGirr McDaniel Oakes Woodrum Spaulding England Roberts Hayes and others from Athens Wil lianstown Marietta Belpre Coolville New England Stewart.
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Charles H. Wyatt
First Presbyterian Church
Amesville
A. Y. Wilcox
Hiram Roy Wilson
N. E. Mills
G. E. Mills
Fred McKay
Emery Chapman
Jesse Poston
Cecelia Bouginot
Harley
Heber
Howard Oakes
Woodrum
Little Hocking
E. A. Spaulding
New England
Mary Roberts
Carl W. Hayes
Stewart
Mound Hill Church Home Coming and OES Meeting
A home coming will be held at Mound Hill Church Route 280 on Sunday September 21 with Sunday School morning preaching a noon basket dinner and afternoon program. Minear Chapter OES met September 3 at the Masonic Hall Guysville with two guests from Athens Chapter. Bertha Hayes presided with Etta Bean Albany and others visiting Amesville.
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Mound Hill
Route 280
Calendar of club meetings and events for the week
A schedule of W E A meetings at Odd Fellows Hall and various community groups. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary and Athens Chapter of Business and Professional Women plan Thursday gatherings at respective halls and club rooms with social and business agendas. Regulars include First Methodist Church Sunday School class and Richland Avenue Church Progressive Class meetings Friday evening.
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Martzolff
First Methodist Church
The
American Legion
Legion
Athens Chapter of Business and Professional Women
Richland Ave
Athens Township
Paul E. Brown
Vinton-Furnace Reunion Set for September in Prattsville
The Vinton-Furnace Reunion is scheduled for Sunday September 14 in Prattsville, inviting former residents and families to gather for the event.
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Vinton-Furnace
Night Blooming Cereus blooms again with nine blossoms
The light loving Night Blooming Cereus owned by Dean and Mrs. William M Young on Roosevelt Drive reopened in September. Nine full blooms and 12 buds stayed open past dawn as friends photographed the plant. Neighbors recall June blooms and wonder if weather or fertilizer sparked this unusual second showing.
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Dean
William M. Young
Roosevelt Drive
Youngs
Cereus
C. E. Fultz
Sunnyside Drive
Fultzés
What Would You Do About Up to Date Women
A quiz on social manners asks five questions about conversations with women. It answers that critiquing a woman’s hairdresser is rude yet permissible in others, and that discussing love affairs publicly is improper. It also notes that a jilting should be kept quiet and that deserting a friend for a man is rude.
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Lydia Pinkham
Bates Homecoming Prep Scheduled for Sunday
Bates Church holds its annual homecoming on Sunday September 14 all day with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. a business session follows, and after the noon dinner the program will start at 1:30 p.m.
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Bates Church
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