June social and Legion Auxiliary meeting highlights
The June Legion Auxiliary gathering in the Legion Hall featured hostesses Mrs. Charles Struble and others. Delegates elected for the convention include Mrs. Roger Friend and Mrs. Phil Tschappet with alternates. A July picnic at Water Works Park was planned and a new Girl Scout troop was approved to join the Marietta Scout Area. Musical solos and bingo followed a business session, with about forty five members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Struble
Ant Shriner
Florence Schmitter
Blanche Thomas
Walter Haas
Dan Roberts
C. F. Shonk
Frank Walters
Grace Shriner
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Roger Friend
Phil Tschappet
John Mc. Broom
Joe Rowley
Irma Powers
Water Works Park
Marietta
Logan
Helen Hass
Margaret Coe
Ruth Cooper
Social Calendar Highlights Local Homemakers And Clubs
Tuesday through Thursday schedule lists meetings for the Missionary Society English class EF Z Bridge club Delta Theta Tau sewing and other clubs. Social events include birthdays celebrated at the Shride home Canal Winchester and a Mundy reunion planned for Haydenville road with attendees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Eastman
Delta Theta Tau
Rochester
George Wonn
Burl Shride
Mary Frances Wonn
Shride
Canal Winchester
Merrit Wonn
Elizabeth Westbrooke
Logan
Christine Shride
Mundy
Samuel Mundy
Haydenville Road
Gable and Bennett Star in After Office Hours at Pythian
Clark Gable plays a hard boiled newspaper editor paired with Constance Bennett as his society reporter nemesis in a fast moving adventure romance. The film centers on a society murder mystery set against modern newspaper life with a trained investigator unraveling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwyn- Mayer
Pythian Theatre
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Gable
Northwest Mounted
Stuart Erwin
Billie Burke
Miss Bennett
Harvey Stephens
Katharine Alexander
Charles Richman
Hale Hamilton
Reeves Couple Wed in Dayton and Return from Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Reeves were married in Dayton on Sunday and returned from a short wedding trip last evening Mrs Reeves attended Logan high school and has been society correspondent for the Columbus Dispatch for fifteen years Mr Reeves graduated from Logan high school in 1927 attended The Mann Business College in Columbus and is now with the Ideal Grocery The couple will live with the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Chas Brehm on Mound Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reeves
Dayton
Reeves
Logan High School
The
Columbus _ Dispatch
Mr. Reeves
Mann Business College
Columbus
Ideal Grocery
Ohio Control Board Considers Fund Transfers Amid Budget Slashes
The Ohio control board weighs actions after Governor Davey veto slashes totaling 8.8 million dollars affecting state functions and schools. Trustees of the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans Home at Xenia denounce cuts of 372,598 dollars, warning welfare of 675 children is at risk. Trustees prepare letters to veterans groups urging restoration to avoid reverting to 12 year old conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Ohio
State Control Board
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
Milt Campbell
Cincinnati
Turner
Treasury
Ohio Veterans’ Organizations
Trustees of the Home
Farmers to Battle Chinch Bug Plague in Wheat Fields
The Agricultural Extension Department of Ohio State University outlined today battle plans against chinch bugs, the scourge threatening wheat crops. The program aims at integrated pest control and field scout training to protect yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Agricultural Extension Department
Ohio State University
Casserole Recipes For Two In Budget Bakeware
A vintage recipe collection shows affordable casseroles using salmon peas lima beans corn okra and shellfish with step by step sauce, vegetable, and bake methods. It includes two custard style dishes with corn and okra and a crab shrimp cheese casserole baked at 375 degrees for about 20 minutes.
Judge Whitcraft Returns Home Delaying Steubenville Duties
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft, serving on the common pleas bench in Steubenville since January, has returned home for an indefinite rest. The extra assignment on the Hocking county bench caused a nervous condition necessitating a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas
Steubenville
Hocking
Value of higher education seen by 1935 graduates
Central Press reports on the practical and cultural value of a college degree. The article draws on surveys at Michigan Cornell Oberlin and Pittsburgh, noting low first year salaries around 100 dollars monthly, varied aims of institutions, and the role of extracurriculars in forming capable graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Bureau of Appointments At
University of Michigan
Michigan
Cornell
Michiigan
Oberlin
Pittsburgh
Colegian
University of Pittsburgh
Man Identified as Tony Bailey Dies After Suspected Poisoning
Cleveland Ohio June 25 AP County Coroner A J Pearse investigates the death of Tony Bailey 24 Springfield Ohio who collapsed after eating two sandwiches. He told a druggist he believed contamination caused illness and died last night in front of a Newbery Heights drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleeveland
Ap—County
A. J. Pearse
Tony Bailey
Springfield
Bailey
Newbery Heights
Carl W. Rahn
Cleveland
Akron
Five in Field Detroit Sprint May Include $25,000 Cup
Five money-winning thoroughbreds named for the Detroit challenge cup race next Saturday face off in a field of sprinters. The event covers one mile and one sixteenth, with a $25,000 purse at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Physician Killed in Worthington Accident
Dr. J. Whitsell aged 59 of Hannibal Ohio died here after being struck by a truck in Worthington last Saturday AP report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Worthington
J. Whitsell
Hannibal
Ohio
Roy Johnson Improves After Hernia Operation
Roy Johnson of Nelsonville underwent a hernia operation two weeks ago and was released from Cherrington hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Johnson
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
Waitress Returns Miss Fay Abott in Middleport
Norma Jean Dyer of Ewing underwent a tonsillectomy at Cherrington hospital this morning. Miss Fay Abott of Middleport has accepted a position at Gabriels Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Dyer
Ewing
Cherrington Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
Winorlose Bridge Club
B. C. Hyson
Mary Esther Smith
A. T. Spears
W. C. Adair
M. H. Cherrington
East Hunter St
Will Lehman
Paul Sanderson
Ed Rodewig
Victoria Swett
Vern Bowen
Curtis Cole
Ruth Heft
N. N.bridge Club
Collins Kocheran
N. N. Bridge Club
West Hunter Street
Orla Miller
Kocheran
Geo. Cheshier
Marie Frasch
Helen Ward
Daisy Powers
Marjorie Eberst
Helen Johnson
Letha Townsend
Jane Walsh
Third Street
Sewing Club
Charles Quinn
Priscilla Club
Gertrude Kleinschmidt
Ruth McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Logan Squaw Club
Chauncey Riggs
North Orchard Street
American Legion Hall
Kook-So
CLUB
Mrs. Walker
Ruth Walker
Geoup
Florence Engle
Kentucky
Virgil Martin
Maysville
Ebenezer Church
Dorothy Settles
Dorothy
Ruth Barnhart
Esther
Ruth Lehman
Alice Evans
Frances Settles
Mable Evans
Pauline Lehman
Settles
Twilight 4-H Club
Twilight 4-H
Rockbridge High School
Georgia Primmer
Chicago
G. M. Kaussman
Kaussman
Mrs. Miller
Ruth Riggs
Portsmouth
Kenneth Ledman
William L. White
Ruth, White
Bert DeLancey
James White
Newark
Carl J. Barnes
Buckeye Lake
Don Peden
Athens
Jackson
Emma Becker
Sarah Rockhold
Miss Becker
Do. A. Sloan
Gauley Bridge
West Virginia
Chris Jurgensmier
Joseph McGee
Rugg Brandt
Emma Brandt
Marjorie Brandt
Carroll County
Margaret
Lucille White
Margaret Cook
Will Wetheral
L. P. Pease
Marie McGrew
Glen Wheeler
Lillian Lane
Marion Township
Merle Goss
Ralph Gordon
Junction City
Claude Hammon
Ford Hack
Richard Hugh of Lancaster
Victor Joyce
Carbon Hill
John Wooley
Enterprise
Harry Quigg
George Councellor
Murray City
James Warren
Camp Logan
Janet White
John Simons
Roger Neft
Aero
Basin
Robert Z. Leonard
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Carpenter How Co
Mrs
Control Board
Wolds Poplin
Maurice Merryfield
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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