Athens Airshow to Bring Aviators and Guests for Weekend
Athens prepares for a two day air show and airport dedication with Army aviators from Selfridge Field and Wright Field arriving Saturday. John Corrodi directs the event from Port Columbus while Dr. Herbert Guthrie of Huntington flies in for the dedication. Social events and sorority rushes frame the busy weekend with open houses, dinners, dances, and picnics planned as the town hosts aviation guests.
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Army
Athens
John Corrodi
Corrodi
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Wright Field
Dayton
Taylor
Cannonball Mast
Pierre Mougey
Joseph Mackey
Herbert E. Guthrie
Huntington
West Virginia
Huntington Flying Club, Inc
Guthrie
Athens High School Constitution Week Assembly Highlights
Athens High School held an assembly in commemoration of Constitution Week with Roger J. Jones addressing students. The Senior Girls Octet performed, followed by a pep meeting led by Jimmy Fry and Coach P B McKinley. Robert Bird presided, with pianist Dick Imes providing music. A seven and one half foot d Dahlia plant grown by Mrs Fred A Johnston was also noted along Route 3 west of Albany, with other plants reaching over six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Roger J. Jones
Athens
Normandy Burgett
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Eula Pendergrass
Ruth Phillips
Virginia Some
June Pulls
Marianna Schuler
Emma Strahl
Jimmy Fry
P. B. McKinley
Raymond Jay John
Athens High
Robert Bird
Dick Imes
Fred A. Johnston
Route 3
Albany
Who's Going And Coming
Beatrice E. Sanders has been appointed district clerk in the Athens office of The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company. Mr. Charlies Woodworth will return home today from a New York business trip. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stingluff and Miss Rilla Jones returned from ten days in New York City. Mrs. Val Davis has returned from weeks in New York visiting her daughter and son-in-law, the Browns, Staten Island. Ann Beasley leaves for Ohio Wesleyan. Buckleys visit Columbus after Athens trip. Ladies Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church to serve chicken dinner Friday at 5 30 in Athens.
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Beatrice E. Sanders
First Street
Athens
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Charlies Woodworth
Strathmore Boulevard
New York
J. A. Stingluff
Mises Rilla Jones
New York City
Val Davis
Monroe Brown
Staten Island
Long Beach
Long Island
Ann Beasley
Carl Beasley
Athens High School
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
M. A. Buckley
Marian Watkins
Jane
Olean
N. Y
Columbus
Jane Watkins
Buckley
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athens- Albany Road
Needle Club Bridge Guests Open Year at Hillcrest Inn
The Needlecraft Club held its first meeting of the year at Hillcrest Inn with Mrs. W. E. Moler as hostess. Four tables of bridge were played. prizes went to Mrs. R. L. Morton and Mrs. T. H. Morgan in two groups. New officers elected include Mrs. Eugene Woodworth as president and Mrs. J. L. Haskins as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Hillcrest Inn
W. E. Moler
R. L. Morton
T. H. Morgan
Eugene Woodworth
J. LD. Haskins
Miss Edna Way Wins Watercolor Award at Stockbridge
Miss Edna M. Way head of the art department at Ohio University College of Education won the Crown Inshield Award of 50 dollars for her watercolor Cornhill at the 26th Annual Stockbridge Art Exhibition in Stockbridge Massachusetts. The prize was donated in honor of Mrs. Carl A. de Geredorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna M. Way
College of Education
Ohio University
Crowninshield
Stockbridge
Mass
New York Times
Carl A. de Geredorff
Miss Way
Manchester
Vermont
Provincetown
Fall Hats Ride High In Fashion This Season
Conflicting reports swirl about hat trends as high crowns and shallow shapes share the spotlight. Berets and tricorne variants mingle with velvet high crowns and skull-cap toques, all styled for dinner, theater, and city wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
New York
Couturiers
Anna Sten
Suzy
Marina
Paris
Prince George
England
Trousseau
D U V Elects Representatives to District Convention
Delegates to the district convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans were chosen at a Worstell Worstel Hall meeting. Mrs L F E Carpenter will be a delegate alongside Mrs Kate Shaver Mrs Blanche Dean Mrs Sarah Seipel Mrs Walter Smith and Mrs H L Atkinson. Alternates include Mrs Blanche McCune Mrs George Fleming Mrs Merritt Wilson Mrs John Gross and Mrs Augusta Finsterwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Daughters of Union Veterans
Oda Fellows Hall
Worstell
L. FE. Carpenter
Kate Shaver
Blanche Dean
Sarah Seipel
Walter Smith
H. L. Atkinson
Blanche McCune
George Fleming
Merritt Wilson
John Gross
Augusta Finsterwald
Pyle Family Holds Annual Reunion at Pyle Home
The Pyle family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pyle drew 58 members and friends including the oldest member Sam Pyle and youngest Gary Pyle. Attendees traveled from Columbus Nelsonville New Cumberland Wheeling West Virginia Nelsonville and St. Louis Missouri.
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Pyle
Sam Pyle
Bailey Run
Gary Pyle
Columbus
Nelsonville
New Cumberland
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Louis
Buffet Supper For Pledges By Club Members
Club members of C. M. C hosted a buffet supper at Miss Alma Acomb's home 6 Elmwood Place Wednesday evening. The event honored prospective members and new pledges including Helen Baker Martha Jones Jean Finsterwald Dixie Lou Williams Sue Woolley Catherine Sherrard Virginia Porter and Jane Swain. Betty Baker serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusheen
Alma Acomb
E. B. Acomb
Elmwood Place
Helen Baker
Martha Jones
Jean Finsterwald
Dixie Lou Williams
Sue Woolley
Catherine Sherrard
Virginia Porter
Jane Swain
Betty Baker
Roush Family Reunion At Letart Falls Home
The Roush siblings gathered at the J. D. Roush home in Letart Falls for a family reunion. Of 11 children, four sisters and one brother attended: Mrs. Nancy Sayre, Mrs. Amanda Brown, Mrs. Fannie Pilchard, Charleston, and J. D. Roush. Forrest was listed among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roush
J. D. Roush
Letart Falls
Nancy Sayre
Amanda Brown
Fannie Pilchard
Charleston
Forrest
Roush Farm Passes to Fourth Generation Ownership
Fisher and son of Charleston and Letart Falls residents join J. D. Roush descendants in noting the farm’s long family ownership. J. D. Roush is the fourth generation to own the property, sustaining 1% years in the family line.
Thoughts on Beauty and Forty from Alicia Hart
The column advises that look and character determine how a woman will age. Build a solid foundation with skin care, grooming, and fitness, plus inner traits like tolerance and understanding to stay appealing at forty. It notes Hawaii National Park rocks with unusual properties as a curios detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Ohio
Cheshire residents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Davis and sons of Gallipolis joined Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Butcher for Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cochran hosted Paul Cochran of Charleston and Mrs. John Conley’s family of Leon. Vivian Fowler visited her Rio Grande parents. Mrs. George Hawley and family called on Enos Story. Elizabeth Swisher returned from Columbus. Stanley Mauch of Columbus visited relatives. Rev. J. W. McMahn reappointed to the Methodist Church by the Ohio M E District Conference in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
W. J. Cochran
Paul Cochran
Charleston
John Conley
Leon
Vivian Fowler
J. F. Fowler
Rio Grande
George Hawley
Enos Story
Elizabeth Swisher
Columbus
Stanley Mauch
J. W. McMahn
Ohio M. E. District
Zanesville
Columbus Athenians Meet at Fulwider's
Former Athenians living around Columbus gathered for a monthly social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fulwider in Dahlia Gardens. Attendees included Mrs. Rosa Hill, Mrs. Grace Bowers and Martha, Mrs. Eliza Frazee, Mrs. Carrie Waters, Lola Clark, Irma Fulwider, Mr. C. R. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson, Mr. Fred Rhodes, W. H. Fulwider and Philo family, with next meeting set for Chaney home in Columbus.
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Columbus
Percy Fulwider
Dahlia Gardens
Northwest
Rosa Hill
Athens
Grace Bowers
Martha
Eliza Frazee
Carrie Waters
Lola Clark
Irma Fulwider
C. R. Clark
Arthur Robinson
Indian Archer Compared Poorly to Modern Bow Master
The article notes that the Indian archer was a much poorer shot with the bow and arrow when contrasted with a contemporary master.
Higley Circle Holds First Meeting at Elmwood Place
Higley Circle Higley Circle Frontier life and the we trend of colonists was discussed at the first meeting of the Higley Study Circle held at 60 Elmwood Place. Mrs Acomb hosted while Mrs Clark Williams presented Frontier in American History by Turner. Twenty members attended with Mrs comb presiding as president and other officers named.
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Ye Higley
Mra Acomb
Elmwood Place
Clark Williams
Turner
Bers
Comb
Www
B Shimp
Liams
Atkinson
Russell
M Atkinson
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Marian Bush Snyder
Society Editor
Stanley Mauck
Fred McKay
Elmwood
Mr. Mauck
Helen McKay
Mr. McKay
Church of the Good Shepherd
Serene Lodge
Odd Fellows Halls
Worstell Building
Gentoo
Frank L. Bellows
William H. Rechtold
Akron
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Edna Way
Preston
Prestons ! Made
Captain Nickolas
By Hugh Wallpole
Samuel Rogers
BROAD
Rose Macaulay
Honor Bound
Faith Baldwin
Rupert Hughes
Kathleen Norris
Stark Young
By Sholem Aseh
Allen le May
Hoffman Wisney
Barnard Devoto
Logans
Roush
Old Farm
Hawaii National Park
Cheshire
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Garant
Adams St
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Minneapolis
Fulwider’s
Higley
Holland
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