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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
6
The article notes how hosting meals from desserts at 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. coffee reflects social norms. Meetings gain turnout when potluck suppers or free lunches are offered, with church and student groups turning meals into fundraisers and social glue. The clocking seven o clock season keeps members constantly urged to be out.
Joe Kautz of Hamilton Ohio cites kidney trouble and nerve strain before praising Indo-Vin a plant based medicine. He says it relieved back pain improved sleep and restored energy and endorses the remedy to others. Indo-Vin is being introduced in Athens at The Athens Pharmacy and sold by local druggists.
The Roger Connors of Elmwood Place host a social evening for Dr and Mrs Robert Nye of London England. The Nyes, visiting Chauncey with relatives, will be joined by Nye's college friends for a bridge gathering and an earlier dinner. Local society notes hint at a spike in informal entertaining as fall attitudes emerge.
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Athens High School Girls' Athletic Association held its first hike and party to honor new members. About 100 girls met at the school and hiked to Margarets Creek for races and a marshmallow roast after meals of steak ham burgers and bacon and eggs.
The Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church hosts a Friday night social at 8 with a trial by jury as the first act inviting University Presbyterian students. Officers include Walter Sindlinger and John Pickens. Refreshments follow. /> 6O The Stitch and Chatter Sewing Club meets Friday at 2 at Mrs Roy Pierce's home. Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church gathers at 2:30 in the church parlors. The Ladies Aid Society hosts an ice cream social at Clark's Chapel Church Friday at 7:30 with other refreshments.
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church will meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in their rooms. Dues paying day. Mrs. C. F. Rowland will lead devotions and special music by Mrs. W. B. Drake. President to outline plans for the year. Rug material requested by Mrs. Welk.
Mrs Edna Johnson wife of Probate Judge 8 M Johnson is reported recovering satisfactorily from an operation at Grant Hospital Columbus. Judge Johnson confined to bed for weeks is improving steadily at home 11 Elmwood Place.
At the first meeting held Tuesday at Miss Marjorie Buell's home eleven members attended. Officers elected include President Marjorie Buell Vice President Dorothy Ann Ewing Secretary Alma Acomb and Treasurer Pattie Mackinnon. Refreshments followed a discussion of club rules and regulations.
Pythian Sisters No 173 announce a meeting at the M and H Circle at the Athenian Temple in Athens. Mrs Jesse Mansfield of 81 East Mulberry Street will host Friday night with Mrs Bess Fleck assisting.
A double ceremony in St. Marys W Virginia linked the Schuler and Nagle families. Miss Eileen Schuler wed Wendel Nagle and Verna Nagle wed Eldon Hawk in a Saturday service read by Rev. J W Dawson. The Hawks will teach in Charleston as Mr Hawk serves at Champion Junior High. The Nagles plan to reside at The Plains for now.
The Standard Bearers Society of the Methodist Church held its September gathering at 10 South High Street. new officers were elected including Ruth Orr as president and Mildred Edmundson as treasurer. October plans and refreshments followed, with Mrs. Pickering hosting next. Guests Mrs. Nancy Spaulding and Miss Ethel Boyles visited at the Phillips home, the girlhood house of Mrs. Spaulding.
Mr and Mrs H T Hesse of Portland Oregon visit Mrs Alice M Smith at 33 South Court Street as does Mrs G A Johnson of Columbus. Mrs Sheldon Rowland of Sandusky and Frances Clutts visit East State Street. Mrs Roy Haddox of Columbus returns with daughter Marjorie Catherine for university registration. E A Stanley and daughter Joan spend weekend with relatives in Columbus.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association of Eastern Stars will hold its annual picnic at Masonic Park on Sunday September 23. A potluck luncheon will be served.
Mrs Wilson Smith of 49 Drive will host Friday at 7 30. Mrs W W Lee who won yesterday will lead the program as leader.
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