Society News From Franklin Returns From Smoky Mountains
After a pleasant Smoky Mountains trip Mr and Mrs W S Conklin have returned to Calumet Street Their travels included Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina Tomorrow they will leave for Detroit for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Snellgrove of Dayton As guests they will stay with Mr and Mrs Paul Blair formerly of Dayton Mrs Edna Cramer of Tytus Avenue spent days visiting relatives in Dayton and Indianapolis A trip to Dayton with Louisiana guest Mrs L H Anglesby Jr will follow a luncheon in Franklin hosted by Mrs C W Anglesby and Mrs Crist Guests attended a Daughters of America wiener roast at the Clay home in Carlisle College Club tea featured by Mrs Joseph Ayres with bridge and refreshments Louis Davis Jr of Detroit visited his mother Mrs E C Deolt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoky Mountains
W. S. Conklin
Calumet St
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Conklins
Charles Snellgrove
Dayton
Detroit
Paul Blair
Edna Cramer
Tytus Ave
Indianapolis
L. H. Anglesby, Jr
Baton Rouge
C. W. Crist
Franklin
C. W. Anglesby
Louisiana
Crist
Edward Sherwood
Glenn Hoover
Louise Sahler
Daughters of America of Franklin
R. D. Clay
Carlisle
Miscellaneous Showers Honor Miss Cummings
Miss Martha Cummings bride elect of Bernard Strohman will wed November 5. She has been feted with several showers hosted by Mrs. Joseph Schramm and Mrs. Helen Cummings at the Schramm home, and by Mrs. John Roche with guests including Mrs. Harold Norris and Mrs. A. M. Boxwell. Canasta and lunch accompanied the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cummings
Bernard Strohman
Joseph Schramm
Charles Conner
Elen Cummings
Schramm
John Roche
Harold Norris
A. M. “Boxwell
C. A. Poffenbarer
Roche
Tomany Friends
Bridal Shower For H Johnson at Mrs Gibbs Home
Miss Beatrice Johnson was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Richard Gibbs at 1404 Girard Ave. Wall flowers and pale green streamers framed the rooms as games were played. Winners included Mrs Ralph Bell Mrs John Brooks and Mrs David Wrights. Refreshments by candlelight followed. Guests gifting the bride elect included Mrs Pasi Galeese Mrs Florence ers Mrs William Long Mrs William Crooke Mrs Brooks Mrs Bell Mrs Paul Gibbs Mrs Ebb Gibbs Mrs Harold Walters Mrs Wright Mrs Mabel Alexander Mrs Carl Helton Mrs John Neu Mrs George Johnson and Miss Wanda Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Johnson
Richard Gibbs
Girard Ave
Ralph Bell
John Brooks
Dovid Wrights
Pasi Galeese
Florence Ers
William Long
William Crooke
Brooks
Bell
Paul Gibbs
Ebb Gibbs
Harold _ Walters
Wright
Mabel ‘Alexander
Carl Helton
John Neu
George Johnson
Wanda Johnsson
Halloween Social at The Lodges Ends with Luncheon
The Daughters of Penelope hosted a Halloween social in the Barnström of YMCA. Members enjoyed games throughout the evening and ended with a delicious luncheon. Tables featured red pumpkins and a clever centerpiece made from a large hollow pumpkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Penelope
Barnstrom
YMCA
Open House Honors F. S. Shackelford Birthday
Last evening Mrs. F H Rieke and Mrs. Henry Price hosted an open house at the Price home on Fourteenth Ave to celebrate F S Shackelford turning 85. Children and many grandchildren attended along with numerous friends who sent telegrams, cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Rieke
Henry Price
F. S. Shackelford
Price
Fourteenth Ave
Shackelford
Autumn Flowers Inspiring Local Flower Containers
A description notes a flower container filled with autumn blooms used as a centerpiece. The event showcased a variety of dishes prepared and served by Mrs. John Reve los, Mrs. Pete Kavorus, Mrs. Spiros Hagas, and Miss Helen Pallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Revelos
Pete Kavorus
Spiros Hagas
Helen Pallas
Conference opening features Buffington and Dale
The Ohio Conference of the Women’s Society of Christian Service opens with a morning clinic. Rev W L Buffington, founder of Paine College, discusses Literacy and Race Relations and the link to illiteracy and race. Dr Edgar Dale emphasizes global awareness and peaceful minds. Evening program includes UNESCO discussion and a social at the Leareys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
W.L. Buffington
Paine College
Augusta
Buffington
Kenneth S. Learey
E. L. Phillips
J Organ
Dolores Holtz
Gene Phillips
Edgar Dale
Amerila
Atlantic Monthly
Dale
Educational Film Library Associations
United Commission For Unesco
Unesco
Learey
South Broad St
Dayton
Harold M. Barker
Cotillion Dinner Dance Opens With Dancers And Music
Friday noon deadline for reservations sets the Cotillion group’s opening night. The committee promises decorations dinner and several hours of dancing with Marshall Reed and his orchestra providing rhythm. Mrs. Kenneth Coburn handles reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion Group
Marshall Reed
Kenneth Coburn
Local clubs hold meetings and Halloween plans outlined
Several groups meet in October with officers leading sessions. The South School Mothers Welfare Club discusses a school bond and tax levy, plans a mother teacher banquet for November 28, and sets a November 16 meeting. Oneida Busy Bee Sewing Club hosts a Halloween party October 28 at 7:30 p.m. and meets again October 27. L. T. sewing circle of the Rebe nah Lodge holds a short session with social time. Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts a candle light initiation at the Colony Restaurant with multiple pledges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South School Mothers Welfare Club
Mark Mills
Hugh Butler
Wade Miller
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Colony
Bethel Whitt
Robert Huntsbarger
Kenneth Walton
Rissie Wilson
B. Turlakis
Robert Kuhn
Winifred Moorehead
Marilyn Adams
Women Department Meeting At Magnolia Drive
The Churches Women’s Department of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met last evening at Mrs. Oscar Thomas’s home on Magnolia Dr with Mrs. Melzo Gaw presiding. Devotions by Miss Roberta Treber themed Grounded Firm and Deep. Mrs. Russell Rockwell sang, study led by Mrs. Thomas Sander, bond issue pamphlets distributed. Refreshments served by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Sander. Next meeting set for Nov 9 at Miss Mary Stultz’s home, 2906 Grand Ave, with Cincinnati branch guests. Meantime Mr and Mrs Jack Molen hosted a wiener at the Mokry home. Evan gelical United Brethren Church choir members attended. Business session elected officers: Jack Mokry president, Miss Margaret Hartman secretary, Miss Virginia Hill treasurer, Miss Marilyn Turner librarian, Jack Combs roadmaster, Mrs S H Kitchen choir mother, Mrs Herbert Duvall news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Oscar Thomas
Magnolia Dr
Melzo Gaw
Roberta Treber
Russell Rockwell
Thomas Sander
Thomas
Sander
Mary Stultz
Grand Ave
Womens Department
Cincinnati
Latter Day Saints Church
Jack Mo
D. P. Mokry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jack Mokry
Margaret Hartman
Virginia Hill
Marilyn Turner
Jack Combs
S. H. Kitchen
Herbert Duvall
Guiding Star Class to Meet at Elsmere Street Home
Calvary Methodist Church Guiding Star Class holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening October 21 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Earl Moore Elsmere Street Assistant hostesses are Mrs William Housh and Mrs Frank Yeager
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Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
Earl Moore
Elsmere St
William Housh
Frank Yeager
First Ladies Topic at Local Woman's Club Tea
The Woman's Club met yesterday at Mrs. John S. Parr's home on Linden Ave to hear Mrs. A B Bramble describe Louisa Adams and Margaret Taylor as first ladies. Mrs J W Holman and Mrs Grant poured at the tea table. Guests included Mrs Aurelia Smith and Miss Julia Dillman, who plan to move to Florida next month. Dahlias adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holman
Grant
John S. Parr
Linden Ave
Parr
Steve Gravan
Louisa Adams
A. B. Bramble
Margaret Taylor
E Grant
John Quincy Adams
Prussia
United States of America
Bramble
White House
Louis Adams J
Quincy
New England
Springfield
Mass
J. J. Hain
Zachary Taylor
Adams
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Gleana
Ill
Baton Rouge
Texas
U. S. Army
R. W. Martin
Aurelia Smith
Julia Dillman
Megeto Middletown
Florida
Dahlias
Record Low Temperature Noted at Verkhoyansk
The lowest temperature known on earth was measured at 90 degrees below zero on February 5 and 7, 1892, at Verkhoyansk in Siberia, per U S Weather Bureau records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Verkhoyansk
Siberia
U. S
Weather Bureau
AFL Changes Convention Site Over Taft Election
The American Federation of Labor will move its next convention from Cleveland to avoid Senator Taft influencing the election. AFL spokesman William Finnegan, speaking at a Cleveland Federation of Labor meeting, said Taft would not be able to claim the gathering brings voters from across the country. Taft seeks reelection next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Taft
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Cleveland Federation of Labor
William Finegan
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Tip Hampton
Mary-Etta St
College Club
Joseph Ayres
Sherman Ave
G. W. Breiel
T. E. Jones
R. E. Sebaid
C. F. Feledy
Miss Cummings
H. Johnson
Open
Tuck
Burnett's
Gabardines
Rev
Oneida
Busy Bee Sewing Club
John Thorpe
Clyde Brandenburg
Herbert Danials
L. T. Sewing Circle
Rebenah Lodge
Vernon Walker
Arlington Ave
Margaret Rodefer
Pease
British Guiana
Fall Suedes
Jacquelines
Central Ave
DOT Coffee
Pekoe
Wheaties
Calif
DOT Honey
Dot Pumpkin
MNS
Boutines
Seiler’s Market
Baltimore and Jacoby
Kellogg
Spic & Span
CAMAY
Duffy
P. Vitori
Fernwood & Plymouth
Mayfield
Chas. McGee & Son
Baltimore St. Pence’s Food Market
Bill’s Market
Howerton's
Clayton Ave
Nel's Food Mart
Monroe, Ohio
Ristance’s Market
H. Callahan
Blue Ball Groc
Blue Ball Pike
Polisini Food Market
Crawford St
Wombold Bros. Grocery
Flint’s Grocery
Tytus
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