Residents and visitors noted in Athens area social briefs
Mrs. Mary G Nossa and Dr. Mary Noss return from Chautauqua New York where Miss Noss spent the summer. Mrs Richard H Galligher guest of Mrs F J Beasley in Grandview Heights. Byron Blair and family guests of F E Goldsberry in Athens. Hampton Beeson of Akron visiting, with Mrs Beeson staying. Mabel Carr back from Illinois Michigan trip including Chicago and Sault Ste Marie. Mrs Byron Wolfe of Logan visits Athens. Mrs Fred McCoy in Glouster arranging return of sister Mrs Owen Meredith from Grant Hospital Columbus. Mrs Lawrence Colbert accompanies Meredith home. Joe Murray recovering in Grant Hospital. H G Stalder and daughter Mary depart for Marietta. Miss Mary Phillips returns from Lancaster and Columbus. farewell parties for H S & S Vorkes family moving to Cincinnati Pleasant Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCoy
Glouster
Owen Meredith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Meredith
Lawrence Colbert
Joe Murray
McCoy
Carthage Homecoming at Carthage Presbyterian Church
Home-coming set at Carthage Presbyterian Church on Sunday September 16 with services at 10:15 a.m. followed by a basket dinner on the lawn. Speakers and music will complete the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Birth of Mary Rue Cooper at Sheltering Arms Hospital
A daughter, Mary Rue, was born Monday September 10 to Mr and Mrs A L Cooper of 16 Franklin Avenue at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rue
A. L. Cooper
Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
College Girls Fewer Dreams And Cosmetics
A college student needs only a few health items and essential cosmetics for fall. Pack toothpaste soap mouth wash liquid shampoo and a cream for blemishes plus a mild skin tonic. Include cream rouge lipstick powder mascara refillable lipstick deodorant depilatory and manicure tools for grooming.
Progressive Class of Richland Avenue M P Church Event Tonight
The Progressive Class of the Rich land Avenue M P Church will be entertained at 7 30 tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Hooper. J R Haker leads the devotional period and Mrs Dallas Brewster directs the entertainment features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Avenue M. P
C. A Hooper
J. R. Haker
Dallas Brewster
Rap-I-Dot hair color advertised for home use
An advertisement promotes Rap-I-Dot hair color as a quick at home solution to restore youthful shade in under thirty minutes. It claims eighteen shades, lasting wash and fade resistant without harming hair, and notes availability at Quick's Cut Rate on W Union St with the promise of long lasting satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Quick
W. Union St
Luncheon Honoring Sisters and Friends at Mrs Stalder’s
Mrs H G Stalder hosted a Wednesday noon luncheon at 4 North College Street honoring sisters and friends from Columbus. Guests included Mrs Robert Bishop and Frank Chester couple, Frances Williams, Helen Roush, Amy Weiher Clara Weiher, Mrs F W Bush and Mary Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. G. Stalder
North College Street
Frank Chester
Robert Bishop
Frances Williams
Helen Roush
Amy
Clara Weiher
F. W. Bush
Mary Stalder
What Other Women
A quotation on education by Helen Keller emphasizes developing talents and using faculties for a meaningful life. It argues education should empower individuals to claim their rights, not to dominate others, and values even simple service as true education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Russell Family Reunion At Coolville Camp Grounds
Members of the Russell family gathered for their first reunion at the Coolville Camp Grounds on Sunday. A noon picnic dinner and afternoon music highlighted the event with numerous relatives from Athens Chauncey Guysville Little Hocking and other Ohio points in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Coolville
Newton Russell
Elmer Russell
William Russell
Millfield
Eber Russell
George W. Doan
Flora Walden Doan
Frances
Dorothy Russell
Frank Clark
Ralph Richardson
Hannah
Calvin Russell
Little Hocking
Charles Willett
Guysville
W. H. Robinson
Torch
Luella Clark
T. D. Parsons
Frost
Harley Russell
Albany
Columbus
Delaware
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
WBA Hostess To Nelsonville
The first in a series of Woman's Benefit Association meetings was held Tuesday night at the K of P Hall. 27 Nelsonville Review guests attended a program of readings, music, solos by Esther Cakenougher and Helen Nichols, readings by Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick, a piano duet by Frances Harrison and Nichols, and a closing group song led by Ethel Beekman followed by refreshments and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
Review
Nelsonville Review
Esther Cakenougher
Helen Nichols
Georgia Kilpatrick
Frances Harrison
Miss Nichols
Ethel Beekman
Muff Converts Collar into Fur Coat Muff Trend
A fashion note highlights using a muff as cuffs on a gray kid skin coat, turning last winter fur into a new look. The article mentions this season's muff and collar pairing as a clever update, while noting fur dealers may prefer selling new coats. A matching hat features a tweed felt with a dark gray front shirring.
Diets to postpone old age claim 10 percent longer life
Dr. E V McCollum of Johns Hopkins reports in October magazine that experiments on five thousand diets show high quality optimum diets extend lifespan by about ten percent. He notes fat and sugar should be limited after forty and promotes milk fruits vegetables and light gravies. Sour milk is valued for preventing auto intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins
D A R District to Meet in Nelsonville
Daughters of the American Revolution chapters in the southeastern district will gather at the American Legion Home Nelsonville as guests of the Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter on Wednesday Oct 3. The district includes Logan Marietta Athens Pomeroy Gallipolis Jackson Wellston Cambridge MacConnelsville Woodsfield Ironton Cadiz Zanesville Portsmouth Waverly and New Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Logan
Marietta
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Jackson
Wellston
Cambridge
MacConnelsville
Woodsfield
Ironton
Cadiz
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Waverly
New Concord
First Home Guards Meet At Methodist Church Friday
The first Home Guards meeting for children aged 6 to 12 will be held Friday after school at 3:30 to 6:30. Meet at Mrs. John Dowler’s home 70 Morris Avenue with Mrs. M. G. Decker. A wiener roast will follow in the country. each child should bring their own food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guards
First Methodist Church
Fiome
John Dowler
Morris Avenue
M. G. Decker
Home Guard
Grandparents Topic At Preschool Mothers Club Meeting
The Pre School Mothers Club opened its year at Mrs. Stanley Nida’s home 75 East Mulberry Street with a discussion on Grandparents and Little Known Facts About Grandparents led by Mrs. Addison Hawk new president. Prize contests during social hour went to Mrs. Dwight Bowles and Mrs. Scott Neutzling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Nida
East Mulberry Street
Addison Hawk
Bertine Eberts
Dwight Bowles
Scott Neutzling
National Guardsman Seeks 50000 in Damages
Robert Lorimer of Xenia filed a $50,000 damage claim with the Sundry Claims Board against the State. He alleges injuries while in National Guard training at Camp Perry on July 31, 1982, when another Guardsman accidentally discharged a rifle, shooting him in the knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sundry Claims Board
Robert Lorimer
Xenia
National Guard
Camp Perry
Lorimer
147Th Infantry
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Across Athens and Pratts Fork
Pleasant Valley reports show Mary Haning of Athens visiting the Wood family last week. Dorotha Brooks joined Leonard Williams of Pratts Fork from Thursday to Sunday. Alfred Cooley’s family welcomed a daughter born Tuesday September 4. F X Rauch and daughter Jean dined with Pearl and Ella Wood. The Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid met at Ella Wood’s home with 15 members. Lloyd Bodkin family visiting local relatives. Sunday guests at Howard Brooks included J O McCoy and daughter Leota Anna and Ronald Graham, Bernice, and Dorotha Brooks. Pugh family attended the Finley Ohio reunion. Hattie Reeves, Miss Alice Reeves, Matthew Reeves, Granville Reeves and Jim Wood went to the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Rauch
Jean
Athens
Pearl Wood
Pleasant Valley Ladies’ Aid Society
Ella Wood
Lloyd Bodkin
Howard Brooks
J. O. McCoy
Leota
Anna Graham
Ronald Graham
Bernice
Dorotha
FERA Board Forms Complaint and Adjustment Committee
The Thelma Lehew announces a new Complaint and Adjustment Committee to handle grievances related to FERA and relief programs. Members include J. D. Garrett Irene Hanson William Walsh L. H. Blackwood and Herman Theisen. Complaints may be made to Lehew at relief headquarters with in person preferred. decisions go to Ned Boggs for approval or further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Thelma Lehew
J. D. Garrett
Irene Hanson
William Walsh
National
L. H. Blackwood
Board of County Commissioners
Herman Theisen
Miss Lehew
Ned J. Boggs
Boggs
Farmers Institutes Plans To Be Made In Athens County
Arrangements for Farmers Institutes in November and December in Athens County will be made at the office of Thomas H. Johnson county extension agent the afternoon of September 27. Officers directors leaders and others will meet and hear R B Tom of Ohio State University explain the 1934 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Thomas H. Johnson
R. B. Tom
Ohio State University
Two Bern Township men plead guilty to intoxication
Hiram Robinette and James E. Nicholas of Bern Township admitted intoxication and disorderly conduct before Magistrate Pearl Miller and were fined five dollars plus costs. Deputy Sheriff R. E. Goldsberry made the arrests. Lester Lawrence also arrested by Goldsberry pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Robinette
James E. Nicholas
Bern Township
Pearl Miller
R. E. Goldsberry
Lester Lawrence
Goldsberry
Motor Car Neckers Halted in Ohio Town
In Covington Miami County Ohio near Troy residents complain about youths parking cars in front of houses at night. Authorities warn loitering arrests and fines for violators as residents say outsiders park where they should not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Troy
Covington
Miami County
Suffrage Leader Helene Wolfe Dies in Cincinnati
Miss Helene Josephine Wolfe, 95, a pioneer in Ohio suffrage and one of three Cincinnati teacher sisters prominent a half century ago, has died in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Helen Josephine Wolfe
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary G. Nossa
Mary Noss
Ohio University
Chautauqua, N. Y
Richard H. Galligher
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Byron Blair
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Chillicothe
Blahr
F. E. Goldsberry
East State Street
Hampton Beeson
Akron
Beeson
Mrs. Beeson
Inlaw
R. W. Finsterward
Mabel Carr
Richland Avenue
Illinois
Michigan
Chicago
Sault St. Marie
Byron Wolfe
Mary Phillips
Clarka Chapel
Lancaster
Minnie Wood
Miss Phillips
Ray Wood
Carthage
Mave
Ironclad
Gies
Love Suit
Toledo
Toledo, O
Electric Auto-Lite Co
J. Arthur Minch
Concern
Goldie Minch
Florence DeLisi
Napoleon, D
Faribo
Fas AB
Sisler
Aaa
WBA
Belle-Sharmere
McHenry’s the Quality Store
Pleasant Valley
Mary Haning
Dorotha Brooks
Leonard Williams
Pratts Fork
Alfred Cooley
Silvus
Style Shop
New York
Fera Board
Relief Office
Farmers’ Institutes
M. P. Wright
Caster Street
Morning In Arms Hospital
Miller
Berry
Charming
M. T. Ellis
The
Grand Rapids Furniture Makers
Distinctid
Prestons
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