Dailey-Carter Betrothal Made Known in California
Mrs Pauline Swanson hosted a bridge tea in Los Angeles where Miss Coristine Deller announced her engagement to Eswert W. Carter. The event named the wedding venue as the Hollywood Wedding Chapel and the couple will wed in Hollyweed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Sraersca
Lee Angeles
Gelit
Mies Coristine Deller
Bart T. Dailey
Los Angeles
Athess
Eswert W. Carter
Axdf
Rose Carter
Hollywad
Dinner at Hillcrest Honored 7 B Golden
Mr W B Golden of Columbus honored at Hillcrest Inn dinner hosted by Mr J D Brown. Attendees included Mr act Mes W McKee, Mr and Mrs F D Forsyth, Mes B Brows and Mrs Pierence Lesh Willer, and Detta Tac Deltz Acsillery ei meet Friday at the fraternity house 22 President Street. Mary Ellen Farrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Fareoe returned home from Ghekering Arms Hospital after appendix surgery on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Golden
Columbus
J. D. Brown
Hillcrest Inn
Act
W. McKee
F. D. Forsyth
B. Brows
Pierence Lesh Willer
Detta
Tac Deltz
Fraternity House
President Street
Mary Ellen Farrow
Charlies Fareoe
West State Street
Ghekering Arms Hospital
Grandmother's Advice Promises Strength and Health
A vintage ad praises a tonic called Blood Purifier now Herb Medina In iease. It claims long life and ovarian relief, urging readers to obtain the vegetable compound and take its tonic effect for added strength. The address 405 E. 23rd St. Los Angeles appears as a contact.
Pre-School Mothers Social Session Report
Pre-School Mothers held a social at 27 First Street with a covered dish supper. Guests included Mrs Ciprés Beasley Mrs Wien Richer Mrs D C Vickers Mrs F T Beal and Miss Thelma Beal. News notes mention OU graduate Mrs H Grigier learning of Mrs Paul Hasinger's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Beal
First Street
Bostess
Cody
Cicd
Cipdés Beasley
Wien Richer
D. C. Vickers
F. T. Beal
Thelma Bealees
O. U
H & Grigier
Paul Hasinger
Lacy Mae Taylor
Department of Commerce
State Normal College
Indiana
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Church Meeting Time Changes and Local Notices
Central Avenue M. E. Church will meet Friday evening at the church instead of Thursday. Anna Edwards conducts devotions, Myron Martin leads the Study Book lesson, O. C. Dahl supplies and demonstrates work, with special music arranged. All members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
W. E. Clark
F. M. McKay
Ralph Woods
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Central Avenue M. EB
Anna Edwards
Myron Martin
O. C. Dahl
Charlies E. Fish
New York City
Columbus
Athens
Enrollment in Athens city schools rises modestly
Athens public schools report 157 enrollments for the coming year, up 33 from 1,542 last year. Senior high adds 23 more. Central loses students due to class transfers. East tops with 232. West up 12. junior highs gain. Zarchment pending. kindergarten grows. 133 seniors enrolled, one of the largest classes in high school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Harper C. Pendry
Guinea
West
East
Central
Zarchment
Pendry
High Street Opened To Traffic In Glouster
Glouster Ohio September 15 The paving of High Street near Athens Lumber Co plant is finished and the street is opened to traffic avoiding a detour across the railroad at Republic Avenue. Two paving gaps remain from the baseball park south to the new road and from Richardson Bakery to Hill Street in Urbancrest. Mary Tanner and Don Burton to winter in Athens with the Tanners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Athens Lumber Company
Republic Avenue
Trimbie
Richardson Bakery
Hill Street
Urbancrest
Hunters Out Early Leaves Glouster For Squirrel Season
Hunters headed to woods after 2 am as the squirrel season opened in Glouster. Dozens of cars and many walkers departed the city before daylight. Local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Pettit of Crooksville and Mr. and Mrs. Biddison of Stewart, were guests of Mrs. J. W. Herrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Civil War Vets Picnic At Mt Perry And Winter Plans
W D Christman and S W Fickel, two Oakdale veterans, with W H Christman and family, toured Morgan Muskingum and Perry counties for a picnic at Mt Perry where Mr Fickel drank from a spring he remembered as a child. He plans to spend winter in Oakdale with the Christmans. Choir practice at M E Church Friday at 7 followed by Epworth League cabinet meeting at Main Street at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Mr. Christman
Glouster
M. E
Epworth League
Main Street
Pastor's Mother Dies in Portland Oregon
News from Glouster Ohio reports Mrs. Roberts 85 mother of Rev F E Roberts of Columbus has died in Portland Oregon last Thursday burial in Portland. The elder Roberts visited Glouster about three years ago and made acquaintances here.
Wheat Values Cut During Past Week
Wheat prices both cash and futures fell sharply over the past week in Columbus. Government data show total U S wheat production this year at 2 854 090 000 bushels with carryover estimated over 600 million bushels. Corn and oats followed the decline with little trading in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stys
R Mazey
United States
State police report shows August arrests totals
West Virginia state police report for August lists 1076 arrests with fines totaling 18.54 and court costs 11278.67 along with 2 years 3 months and 16 days in jail and prison sentences. It cites 36 alcohol violations 247 road violations and 521 miscellaneous offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Garden Mrs Davies at Jerseyville switchboard amid family visit
Garden on duty at the Jerseyville switchboard Sunday while Mr and Mrs Foreman visit the latter's sister in law who is seriously ill. Hickory school has been discontinued. District pupils are being hauled to Shade school by G E Coen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Richardson
Altoona
Chillicothe
W. J. Leel
William Watkins
Rose Price
Columbus
Blanche Price
University Hospital
Eugene Davies
Jerseyville
Mrs. Foreman
Hickory
Shade School
G. E. Coen
Oily skin care tips from a vintage guide
An old health column advises oily skinned readers to cleanse with soap and warm water multiple times daily, use oil free products, and avoid heavy powders. It recommends a firm supple complexion brush, cold water finish, and occasional ice for toning.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs William Weatherty Hubert and others visited their parents. Jame Kieg visited Dela Butts Thursey. Dave Gilesd daughter Leeta Summer visited Mr and Mrs RE Goldsterry and family. The Moblers entertained Barnes and others Sunday for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Weatherty
Ecn Hubert
Trictie
Peter Mobler
Jame Kieg
Dela Butts Thursey
Dave Gilesd
Leeta Summer
RE Goldsterry
J. P. Mobler
C. O. Barnes
Della
Laura Butts
Wiliam St. Clair
Ide
Emma Mc
Dei White
Birthday gathering at Lewis Evans home in Dutch Ridge
Relatives and friends gathered at the Evans residence in Dutch Ridge to celebrate a birthday. Attendees included the Haney, Shepperd, Peck, Weiser, Evans, Riggie, Guthrie, Hawk, Bernard, Wind land, Lott and Snodgrass families from nearby towns and states. Several visits and a completed road grading project in Carthage Township were noted, with locals in Parkersburg and Athens mentioned among the travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Evans
Charlies Haney
Edward Shepperd
James Shepperd
James Peck
John Weiser
William Evans
Bobby
Parkersburg
W. Vz
Harry Riggie
George Guthrie
Athens
Hartse
F. Windland
B. L. Lott
William Lott
Palestine
W. Va
Joseph Guthrie
Huntington
Branch Carsey
C. C. Snodgrass
Carthage Township
Local Notes Report Weekend Visits and School Delay
The item notes residents traveling to Kentucky, Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Ray Williams to Mrs B G Athertom, and Emmett Swisher and sons visiting the Barnhills. It also mentions Death Ridge school delaying its start for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Geether
William
Kentucky
Co. EB. Woode
L. H. Allen
Locrie
Death Ridge
Ray Williams
B. G. Athertom
Emmett Swisher
Albany R. D. No. 1 N B annual Mt Hermon picnic crowd
Those attending the N B annual conference at Mt Hermon Church near Pomeroy gathered for a Lake Alma picnic. Attendees included Arch Arbaugh and granddaughter Jaenette, John Arbaugh, G W Collins, Aldo Minear and families, Harold Peacock and son Maymaré, William Peacock, George Scott and Keith Dale, Max, Cliff Ross and son Harold, Arthur Lewallen and family, Loyd Knowlton, and others from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Mt. Hermon Church
Pomeroy
Arch Arbaugh
Jaenette
John Arbaugh
G. W. Collins
Aldo Minear
Harold Peacock
Maymaré
William Peacock
George Scott
Song Keith Dale
Max
Cliff Ross
Harold
Arthur Lewallen
Loyd Knowlton
Lake Alma
Wellston
Revival Services and Local Visits Highlight Week
The Beechin grove revival continued for two weeks with Sunday night services led by Mr and Mrs Edd Rickey and Mrs Phos Throckmorton. Mrs Vesta Dizon of Radcliff visited Mr and Mrs Ares Arbaugh and family. Mrs David Davis went to West Virginia for the funeral of Mrs R Woodrum. Mrs RB Woodrum passed after illness of months leaving a husband and eight children. A short service and burial in West Virginia followed. Pearly West hosted a Sunday gathering and Rev J F Brown family plus others visited. Neighbors toasted Mrs Wests forty third birthday at a noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bishop
Central Avenue
Mansfield
Herman Bishop
Bishop
Central Church, Mansfield
Dan Bishop
Vesta Dizon
Radcliff Sistion
Ares Arbaugh
David Davis
West Virginia
R. Woodrum
RB. Woodrum
Albany Thurso
Pearly West
J. F. Brown
Richard Fought
Athens
Floyd Fough
Donald. Neil
Dae Dixon
Lake Alma
Wellston
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Hillcrest
7. B. Golden
California
Lydia E. Pink
Home Society
Boe
Dorothy Roots
Eranstes
Steeers Lettoéay
Sortiwestert
Pi Beta Fpri
Rce
Otjo University
Morthweeters
Josie
Elaine Foe
Otio University
Utica Otis
Schoo Axé Tas
Roe
A. B. Roe
Eir
Woot Place
Treussell
Congress Street
Treseell
Canty News
Wes
Tre Pomercey Telegraph
New York
John H. Berry
Assis
Snt
Girls’ Industrial School of
Delaware
Fred M. McKay
Ecmwood
Guy Spaulding
Richland Avenue
Sneering Arms Hospital
Lawrence A. Shafer
Shafer
Eon
Harry
Washington, D. C
A. A. Shafer
West Mulberry Street
Wyoming
Washington
W. G. Westfall
Lucille
Ardith
Mankato
Minn
W. T. Betzing
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Mariel Darst
Lowellville
Charlies Darat
Harold McCune
Central School
Wooster
Ira Boyer
Wayne County
Grand Jury
Rittman
Chief's Club
Chiefs
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Max Peden
Kewanee, II
Don Peden
Claudine Singmaster
Keota, Towa
Peden
Ohio University
the Fashion Shop
Union Street
Cora B. Woodyard
Athens, Ohio
Henderson Foundation
Coats
Sterling
Mutual
Mary Tanner
Don Burton
Mrs. E. R. Tanner
Trimble News
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
J. Biddison
Stewart
J. W. Herrold
M. E. Christman
Marietta
H. T. Rainey
I. N. Steadman
Joe Herrold
Lucille Joseph
Evelyn
Winifred
Millersburg
Canton
Edward Burris
James Burris
Richard
B.C. Clark
Paul
Wesley Dunlap
Culp
Charlies Burris
ZB. R. Tanner
Nina Johnson
Kate Martin
Lunsford
Mount Grove
Fort Wayne
Frank P. Clark
Glouster High School
Indianapolis
Recopie
Et. Wayans
Ohio
Bristol
Preston
Big Daylight
Imless
George Hawk
George Bernard and
Miller’s
Hotel
Jericho
Oxford
Albany
R. D. No
Beechin Grove
Edd Rickey
Phos Throckmorton
Bargain Basement
Oxfords
Guaran
Tee
Prescription Store
Ipana
Petrolargar
Coty Perfume
Kotex Kleenex
Gillette Blades
Ivory
Sony
Noral Agar
Palmolive
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