Daughters of Union Veterans Plan Diamond Jubilee Convention
Social events outline the upcoming Diamond Jubilee of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Columbus September 14 to 19 with Governor Bricker as honorary chairman and Lt Governor Herbert as national chairman. The Daughters host sundial ceremony at the State House and D A V events at the Southern Hotel with Marine Band and social sessions.
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Columbus
Daughters of Union Veterans
American Legion Hall
Kate Shafer
Grand Army of the Republic
John W. Bricker
Paul M. Herbert
National Society of the Daughters of Union Veterans
State House
Mattie Ream Tucker
Cranston
R. I
Marine Band
D.A.V
Massachusetts Department
Martzolff Sunday School Class Programs at Thursday Meeting
The Martzolff Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church met Thursday evening. Mrs. Decker played piano, Miss Fry led worship, and Mrs. Bechtold hosted. Dr. Danford announced a unified service program starting Sunday September 21.
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Martzolff
Welk
WSCS
Lancaster
Miss Fry
Anna Bolen
Leda Shoemaker
Frances Hessel
W. H. Bechtold
Visitors and Travels of Local Residents This Summer
Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Volwiler hosted Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hamilton of Indianapolis. Miss Martha Caskey, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J. Homer Caskey, returned from Baylor University in Waco and visited Carlsbad Caverns. Prof. and Mrs. E. B. Smith returned from a month in New York and Maine. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Luchs came back from Cleveland after weeks with their parents near Oil City.
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A. T. Volwiler
N. May Ave
Miller Hamilton
Indianapolis
Ind
Hamilton
Wendell Willkie
Martha Caskey
E. B. Smith
Elmwood Place
New York State
Maine
Fred
Luchs
Cleveland
Oil City
31 Club School Girl Party Night Recap
The 31 Club held a schoolgirl themed party hosted by Mrs. Charles Tucker. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Vanmeter for best costume, with members including Mrs. George Merchant and Miss Dorothy Frank among those dressed as school girls. A bowling night is planned for next Monday.
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Charles Tucker
Fred Vanmeter
George Merchant
Dwight Gaskill
Ivan Brown
Dorothy Frank
Harry Risley
Juanita Hull
Harold McGrath
Lester Martin
Fred van Meter
No One Loves Woman Who Talks On Sour Note
Ruth Millett writes about the unhelpful woman who prophesies others troubles. She notes these gossiping predictions mar joy, dampen new experiences, and hollow the helper’s charm, leaving the speaker seen as ungenerous rather than wise.
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Ruth Millett
Frost Family Reunion Shares Memories And Meal At Bates
The annual Frost gathering for the descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Frost met at Mrs. Alma Frost Sams home near Bates on Sunday September 7. A noon picnic dinner was followed by greetings, scripture reading, and a day of visiting with 44 attendees including Isaac Frost Albany and many listed relatives from Athens Chauncey Route Four and Route Five.
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Calvin Frost
Alma Frost Sams
Bates
Sams
Lucy Frost Gaston
Charles Gaston
Isaac Frost
Albany
Clinton Frost
Bob
Athens
Ralph Frost
Gene Frost
Route Four
Cora Frost Lenas
Stanley ‘Lenas
Clifford Smith
Nellie
John
Richard Gaston
Chauncey
Martie Frost
Arthur Gaston
Lucy Frost
Byron
Charles
James
Paul
George Tucker
John Sams
Edith Brown
Earl
Edna
Dorothy
Millfield
Stanley Nida
Women’s Church Council Meets at Christian Church
The newly organized Women’s Council met Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. T. E. Gibson with devotional remarks by Mrs. Roy Cline on service and loyalty. Mrs. Frank Donaldson led the business session, and minutes were read by Mrs. A. N. Johnson. The gathering ended with song and missionary benediction. A community home-coming is planned at W. W. Miller Grove Strouds Run Route Three on Sunday September 14 with a basket dinner at noon and afternoon preaching. Children should bring readings or recitations.
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Women's Council of the Christian Church
T. E. Gibson
Roy Cline
Frank Donaldson
V. A. Miller Grove
W. W. Miller Grove
Strouds Run
Route Three
Pudding recipe, jellies, and Night Blooming Cereus bloom notes
An Athens writer shares Mrs. William Puckey’s York shire Pudding as a tops recipe using muffin tins and a simple batter. Readers ask for ice cream custard recipes and wild grape jelly tips. The column reports on Night Blooming Cereus plants blooming multiple times this year, noting several localowners and experts.
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William Puckey
Athens
Messenger
William J. Brooks
Pitfalls of Love and a Secret Code in the Hotel
In a Lansfield hotel suite Madge Graham and Mary Veritzen pursue Marion Morion’s whereabouts using a childhood code Mary devised. Secret Service father seeks data from Nancy Carew on Stephen Redfield while Madge’s resources and a mysterious flame-lit path unfold toward a mountainside lead.
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Mary
Marion
Nancy Care
Miss Carew
Nancy Carew
Madge
Stephen Redfield
Lansfield
Madge Graham
Mary Veritzen
Marion Morion
Secret Service Ace
New England
Carolyn Brixton
Weirhampton
Horoscope for Today and Future Prosperity
The reading warns progress may be hindered by poor planning and unclear insight while legal entanglements and opposition from authorities loom. It urges focus on future growth, health care, counsel from elders, safeguarding assets, and delaying rash moves, noting birthday luck and a talented child born today.
Club Calendar and Events for Friday Evening
The notice lists Progressive Class of Richland Ave Church meeting Friday at 7 30 p m with devotion led by Mrs H C Henkle and entertainment organized by several members. Central Avenue Methodist Church women meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the basement. Class Six Church of God hosts a Friday 6 p m outing and supper with bring a dish and friend. Bates Home Coming is set for Sunday Sept 14 from 10 a m with all day program and basket dinner. A tuna fish sandwich recipe completes the item.
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Richland Ave
H. C. Henkle
Arrie Atkinson
Mary Jones
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Church of God
BATES
U C D Club Opens Year At Hickman Home
The U C D Club met at Miss Georgia Hickman’s Palmer Street home for its first gathering of the year. Sixteen members attended with four guests, and fall flowers decorated the rooms. Mrs. H G Householder led the brief business meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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U.C.D. Club
Georgia Hickman
Palmer St
J. D. Haskins
C. M. Smith
Claudius Baker
Arthur Robinette
Beverly
H. G. Householder
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31 Club
Vogue
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Nelsonville
Frost Family
Henry
Women's Church Council
A. N. Johnson
Ernest Conkey
Route One
Conkey
Dean
William Young
C. E. Fultz
Youngs
M.B
Adele Garrison
Redfield
Gus
Genevieve Kemble
Buster Brown
Broughton
Broughton's
Virginia
U. C.D. Club
Hickman
Clines
Silvus
Style Shop
Logan
He Hs
Univers
Sorority
C.O.D