Miss Morgan Speaks at Child Conservation League Meeting
Miss Ann Morgan addressed the Child Conservation League meeting at Mrs. W. E. Landis home. She outlined county health work and child care while 150 plus children received medical aid recently. Mrs. Pearl Helwig led the discussion on general child care as sixteen members and five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Morgan
Seaker
Child Conservation League
W. E. Landis
Pearl Helwig
The
H. T. Phillips
Arthur Wolfe
Charles Kircher
Neil Helsel
William Davidson
Neil Hetse
Art Student Wins First Prize at Delta Chi Delta Show
Ruth Wendelken a junior in Ohio University College of Fine Arts received a first prize for a landscape watercolor at the Delta Chi Delta National Convention in Chicago. She said the work was created as a freshman atop Flits Hall in the least time spent in a smock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wendelken
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
Delta Chi Delta
Chicago
Miss Wendelken
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment claiming itching and burning stop in three minutes after application. It promises skin scales loosen and heal, with money back if not satisfied, and notes overnight results for various foot skin issues. It also promotes Peterson's Medicated Soap at ten cents a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Biarritz Dress: Casual Daywear Rules Evening Glamour
Biarritz favors casual day dress among most locals with long evening gowns reserved for gate nights and openings. Prince of Wales influence appears in baggy plus fours and relaxed casino attire. women favor simple sports wear, pajama ensembles, and light knits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarritz
Prince of Wales
Chambre d'Amour
Lily Damita
de Plage
Mra. David Barron
Pastor of Richland M P Church Weds Miss Clark
The Rev. Herman Secoy and Miss Dorothea Clark were quietly married Monday evening at the parsonage of the Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Ward C. Radford officiating. Secoy, Ohio University graduate, has pastored Richland Avenue Methodist Protestant Church for two years and will continue studies at Westminster Theological Seminary in Maryland. Mrs. Secoy, a Mineral resident who studied at New Marshfield.
Baptism for Jane Lee Guest in local church
Private baptism was held Sunday afternoon at the Church of the Good Shepherd for Jane Lee Guest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Guest, with immediate family present. A buffet luncheon followed at the Sites home for relatives and guests including Mr. and Mrs. David E. Sites and Harriet Sites of Pleasantville, Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Taylor and Jo Ann of Pickerington, and Dr. A. W. Guest of the State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jane Lee Guest
A. R. Guest
L. W. Clarke
David E. Sites
Harriet Sites
Pleasantville
K. W. Taylor
Jo Ann
Pickerington
A. W. Guest
The
State Hospital
David Guest
Miriam Class Wiener Roast Picnic at Nice's Filling Station
Members of the Miriam Class of the Christian Church gathered Monday evening at Nice's Filling Station on Pomeroy Road for a Wiener and marshmallow roast. They enjoyed wood fire toasting with buns pickles and hot coffee. Present were Mrs Dwight Robinson teacher and class officers Miss Doris Cullums secretary treasurer plus Misses Garnet McBride Rowena Sprout Cledyeth Cranmer Ellen Stokoe Lena Ross Maxine Conkey and guest Mitchell Ind a cousin visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
The
Christian Church
Nice
Pomeroy Road
Dwight Robinson
Garnet McBride
Rowena Sprout
Cledyeth Cranmer
Ellen Stokoe
Athens County W C T U Holds Convention Resolutions
Delegates from Nelsonville Amesville and Athens attended the Athens County Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Officers from the past year were re elected and memorials read for deceased members. Resolutions urged firm temperance stance support for the 18th Amendment censorship of youth access and opposition to cigarette taxes funding schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Amesville
Athens
H. T. Farrar
T. A. Copeland
Spriggs
Athens County
Smart Frocks Easy To Make Fill Pages Of New Pattern Book
The Messenger Pattern Book is out with fashion ideas and patterns. It includes a page on French dressing recipes not related to salads and photos of girls in trimmed frocks. Woolen frocks and coats from new heavy fabrics are featured, with patterns priced at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiaparelli
Jer
Tuesday Bridge Club Dinners At Cottage Tea House
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at the Cottage Tea House for a three course dinner served at 6 o clock. Twelve members dined at small round tables with orchid flowers and candy orchids, then played bridge in the sun room where Mrs Charles Shuster won first prize and Mrs A B Townsend took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Tea House
Charles Shuster
A. B. Townsend
Old-Fashioned Belling Given For Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs Herbert Dixon Ruth Shumway the bride and groom of Sept 16 were honored guests at a shower and old fashioned belling at Mr and Mrs Co V Dixon Pleasanton with 150 friends and relatives attending Each guest brought a kitchen gift Dixon the groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs C V Dixon He graduated from Lodi High School in 1928 and has farmed since Mrs Dixon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Shumway Alfred The couple plan to live in Alfred with the bride s parents The notice includes a temperance pledge text unrelated to the main event and mentions thanks to speakers and a June shower committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Dixon
Ruth Shumway
Co. V. Dixon
Pleasanton
Dixon
C. V. Dixon
Lodi High School
Vern Shumway
Alfred
Mother 81 Today To Be Guest of Honor at Dinner
Mrs. Anna Dumaree, born in England and now of Athens, is to be honored with a dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs. Roy Saylor at 145 Grosvenor Street. The guest list includes close friends and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saylor and Mrs. Lafe French. Nine children were born to her marriage to William L. Dumaree. three survive.
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Mother
Anna Dumaree
Roy Saylor
Grosvenor Street
Guy Saylor
O. B. Saylor
George Ford
Ed Ford
Margaret Ford
Lafe French
Dumaree
Athens
England
Wisconsin
Ohio
William L. Dumaree
Zaleski
Saylor
Edward L. Dumaree
Columbus
Arthur H. Dumaree
Camden
Ark
Deborah
The
Christian Church
Miss Goldie Ashworth Hosts Bridge Evening
Miss Goldie Ashworth hosted a bridge gathering with three tables in The Colon ial parlors. Mrs. Wilbur Martin won the high score, with Mrs. Frank Higgins second, and refreshments followed. The Finsterwald family reunion at the Fair grounds was postponed until 1934 due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Ashworth
Colonial
Wilbur Martin
Frank Higgins
Finsterwald
Munns Announce Birth of Daughter Marilyn Sue
Mr and Mrs Warren Munn announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday morning. She is named Marilyn Sue. Pythian Sisters M H Circle will meet Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Lenna Wood at 6 North Cemetery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Munn
Marilyn Sue
H. Circle
Pythian Sisters
Lenna Wood
North Cemetery Street
Maecenas Club Meets at Dean Home Tuesday
The Maecenas Literary Club opened its year at Mrs. Frank Dean’s home with president Mrs. John Cross presiding. A memorial for the late Mrs. Charles Herman was held. Delegates to the federation district conference at Jackson were chosen: Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Bingman, with alternates Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Cooley. The afternoon topic, “Muscle Shoals,” was presented by Mrs. Harvey. The next meeting is scheduled for Oct 10 at Mrs. David Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
Frank Dean
Second Street
P.E. Shirley
C. Tribe
Neil Heise
John Cross
Charles Herman
E. W. Bingman
Federation of Women's Club
Jackson
J. W. Hudson
E. D. Cooley
Muscle Shoals
J. R. Harvey
David Johnson
Lancaster Street
Amesville Baby Has Nine Grandparents
Monna Jean, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Potter, born in Amesville this month. The town notes an unusual total of four grandparents three great grandparents and two step grandparents. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Will Potter and Mr and Mrs Orland Brawley. A neighbor explains a family connection makes one great grandfather also a great uncle.
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Monna Jean
Wilbur Potter
Amesville
Will Potter
Orland Brawley
Professors Foster Host Evening Dinner at Hillcrest Inn
Professor R A Foster of Ohio University and Mrs Foster entertained twelve guests at Hillcrest Inn Sunday noon. The meal honored Dr and Mrs William Foster and their two daughters Helen and Wilhem ina who visited for the weekend before returning east for the academic year. The group included faculty members and spouses. The four course dinner was served on the sun porch. Dr Foster holds the Moore Chair of Chemistry at Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Foster
Ohio University
East
Dayton social notes reflect arriving and visiting friends
Mrs A G Farmer from Dayton returns after a stay in Athens with her sister in law and brother in law relations. Mrs Fy and daughter Louise Farmer attend Ohio University with Clara Watkins at apartments. Miss Jane Watkins and Mariam Watkins linked to Olean New York and Columbus. Mrs C H Horn hosts Mrs Atkinson of Manhasset as guest. Mrs Atkinson is noted Pioneer journalist and author born Marks. Theodore Stevenson and Gene visit Melvin Kenney at 119 East Street in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Farmer
Dayton
Athens
Louise Farmer
Ohio University
Clara Watkins
Mariam Watkins
da Jane
Olean
New York
Jane A. Watkilumbus
C. H. Horn
Atkinson
Manhasset
Horn
Chicago
Johnny Seed
Marks
Theodore
Gene
Stevenson
Murray City
Melvin Kenney
East Street
Fair Vacatio Tuesday Top Of Literary C
The World’s Fair was the topic of the evening at the Progressive Literary Club meeting held at 99 Grosvenor Street. Mrs J R Harvey shared details of her visit and what the Fair represents, with members recounting events from their vacations and songs and refreshments provided by Mrs Slaughter and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Fred
Grosvenor Street
J. R. Harvey
Iig
Gay
Miss Slaughter
Fred Sia
Edward
Edward Lockard
Carpenter
Helen
Slaughter
Natalie
Mishman
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Miss Morgan
C.C. L
Optometric Service
Athens, Ohio
Kraing
Logan
Rosette Hargrove
Beth Leary
Lady Furness
Chantuco Golf Club
David Barron
Mdivani
Faille
Lanvin
Richland M. P. Church
Miss Clark
Herman
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
College Tea House
Copeland
Houf
Bridge
Argain
the Security Bank
Maecenas Club
Dean
Prof
Mrs. Foster
Vacatio
Charles Chapman
Kee Ave
Granite City, Ill
Conca Laborato
Malden
Nyal
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank Bldg
Dial
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