Social Announces Visits And Upcoming Gatherings
Society notes report Mrs Thompson visiting guests with plans to attend several affairs. Mrs Elizabeth Kern hosts a matinee party and Mr W B Golden hosts a dinner at the Country Club. Mrs Claude H Thompson and Miriam are feted this week with hosts L V Brown and others in Columbus. A luncheon at The Colonial is noted and an upcoming marriage announcement for Beatrice Walsh and W J Brown is listed among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Elizabeth Kern
W. B. Golden
Claude H. Thompson
Cincinnati
Athens
Miriam
L. V. Brown
F. L. Preston
Byron Wolfe
Colonial
W. H. McKee
Wedding Plans Hint at October Sacred Heart Ceremony
The notice describes pink and white decor with a large electric flower bowl for a Columbus wedding at Sacred Heart church, planned for late October. Covers are set for twelve and the couple will reside at 674 Bedford Place after November 15. The bride is Miss Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh of Columbus, who lived in Athens with her late uncle Mr. Martin Walsh and Mrs. Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Columbus
Mr. Brown
Bedford Place
Miss Walsh
John Walsh
Athens
Martin Walsh
Walsh
East Side PTA to Meet in School Building Room 7
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association holds its first meeting at 3 PM on Wednesday September 27 in the East Side building Room 7. Parents are urged to attend as state convention delegates will be chosen and milk service for students discussed. Membership fee 25 cents. Mrs. R L Morton president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
R. L. Morton
Maplewood Drive
Man Resumes Studies After Leaving Raleigh for St Louis
Mr. S. G. Lehman of Raleigh NC left Sunday for St Louis MO to enter the Henry Shaw School of Botany at Washington University for graduate studies. He spent ten days in Athens visiting his wife and daughter at Mrs. Myrtle C. Gibson’s home. Mrs. Lehman and daughter Donna Elizabeth expect to spend the winter here with Mrs. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Lehman
Raliegh
North Carolina
St. Louis
Missouri
Henry Shaw School of Botany
Washington, University
Athens
Lehman
Myrtle C. Gibson
Morris Avenue
Donna Elizabeth
Gibson
Miss Virginia Tilley Returns to The Castle School
Miss Virginia Tilley left Monday evening for New York City to resume work at The Castle School at Tarrytown on the Hudson. She spent the summer with her mother Mrs. Margaret Tilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tilley
New York City
the Castle School
Tarrytown
the Hudson
Margaret Tilley
Local residents and visitors named in Sunday and weekday notes
Mr and Mrs L L Motz and children of Bruce were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs D D Tripp at 257 East State Street. Mr and Mrs D R Zenner left for New York City. Mrs O G Jordan of 19 Church Street will host the U C D club Thursday at 2. Mr and Mrs Phil Zenner returned to Huntington W Va after visiting Henry Zenner. Miss Nina Gaskins of Frost, Ohio University student, was called home today due to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Motz
Bruce
D. D. Tritpp
East State Street
O. G. Jordan
Church Street
U. C. D. Club
Phil Zenner
Huntington
W. Va
Henry Zenner
Nina Gaskins of
Frost
Ohio University
Priscilla Needle Club Meets at Mrs Brown Home
The Priscilla needle club holds a business meeting Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs H J Brown's home 73 North Congress street. Dr C D Higgins of Carey has returned home after visiting his parents at 94 Richland avenue. Dr Higgins a dentist has sold his Carey practice and will relocate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Needle Club
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
C. D. Higgins
Carey
J. W. Higgins
Richland Avenue
Mrs Humphrey and Edith Humphrey Head Homeward by Motor
Mrs C B Humphrey and daughter Edith Humphrey begin their return to New York City by car. They will meet husbands in Buffalo for the rest of the trip, after visiting Mrs Humphrey’s mother Fannie Minear in Albany area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Humphrey
E. L. Townsend
Edith Humphrey
New York City
Buffalo
N. Y
Humphrey
Fannie Minear
East State Street
Mrs Hannah Allen Returns From Visit In Glouster
Mrs Hannah Allen of Glouster returned home today after a short visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs S S Carpenter 136 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Allen of
Glouster
S. S. Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Outing Ends After Nine Inning Local Ball Game
A colorful field report from Sunday describes a nine inning game between Guysville and Marshfield. Grandpa Frisbee pitched well for Marshfield, Brewer struggled at bat, and a baserunner stole second amid crowd applause before the writer moved on. The tale shifts to a quirky note about local customs and a Bolivian aviation joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Marshfield
Grandpa Frisbee
Brewer
Bill Chafin
Bill
Favorite Prescription Amid Expectancy Strengthens Mother and Child
Mrs. Frank Luce of Conneaut Ohio praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for pregnancy adding relief from back pain and lameness. She notes her babies were hardy and perfect mentally and physically due to the medicine’s lack of harmful ingredients. The ad urges readers to obtain the remedy from a druggist or contact Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York for free medical advice or a 10 cent trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Frank Luce
Harbor St
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Better Car Supply Sought for Ohio Mines
Federal Fuel Distributor Spens was urged by Ohio coal administrator Clarence J. Neal assistant Frank H. Baer and Ohio attorney general John G. Price to distribute cars more fairly to Ohio coal mines. A fragment notes a man who could have become rich by buying land long ago, and a generic remark about a big department store being built on a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Spens
Clarence J. Neal
Frank H. Baer
John G. Price
Bantering notes from a rural Union Sports and town life
Fragmented column recalls a Saturday drive to Branch Bean’s station for beans and green beans, a deaf salesman, gas at Moler’s, and a move by Mr. Fry to the Steinmeyer property. It preserves local names like Dulletin, Harding, Dare Devil Dock, and mentions hunting trips, pantry counts, and prairie humor in a social聚.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Branch Bean
Branch
Moler’s
Chris Wood
Dulletin
Here
Albany
Harding
Devil Dock
Dock
Hiram Young
Albert
Don Hartley
Lodi
Squirrel
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Beatrice Walsh
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
W. J. Brown
J. H. Croushore
Arden Road
Walter Harris
Middleport
Rauch
Rauch’s Bakery
Cyole
New York
East Side School
D. R. Zenner
James H. Holmes
Pasadena
Cal
A. F. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Mary Dewing
Jim” Holmes
C. C. Holmes
F. G. Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Nellie Hoodlet
Brownsville, Pa
A. D. Townsend
North High Street
B. Frank Stout
Pittsburg
Frank
Roach
Parkersburg
Mr. Stout
West Union West, Va
Bolivi
Mademoiselle Edmonde Guy
France
Ohio Mines
Lash
Fashion Park
New Nobby
Dern
Heza Piker
Piker
Gozz
Heza
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