Miss Cleo Koontz to Marry John Guss at Christmas
Miss Cleo Koontz will wed John Guss on Christmas Day in Christmas rites. Mrs N D Mangold hosted a Friday evening gathering at her Winton Avenue home in her honor with a luncheon served in the room.
31 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1939
Page
1
Miss Cleo Koontz will wed John Guss on Christmas Day in Christmas rites. Mrs N D Mangold hosted a Friday evening gathering at her Winton Avenue home in her honor with a luncheon served in the room.
The fragment mentions church programs and participants including Christa and Carroll Lee with focus on a religious program. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragment notes Christmas carolers from a central group inviting new members to join. The detached text mentions a festive, communal tone and local participation in an unspecified event.
Fragmentary text from a page shows garbled phrases about a program page and promised content for the evening. no clear names dates places or events are readable.
Announcement states the marriage of Mr Vivian Schenck af St. Le Mon and Harvey Hubbell occurred at Greenwood Avenue. The notice provides few readable details and names several involved parties in a garbled entry.
A famed English author and literary critic, Dangerfield, will give a lecture in this city on January 22 under the sponsorship of the Zanesite branch of A.A.U.W. The program marks the first in a planned lecture series, with Dangerfield also expected to appear in Columbus in the near future.
A busy schedule lists Imper club at 30th hall Dance and Alpha Motor Club Christmas party at Ross Bab Th road, Beta Theta Pi Alumni dinner at University club, plus multiple dances and gatherings at Y M C A and homes on Mayville area. Several teas and parties mark the week including Iska and Zane Garden Club events.
A Christmas program will be featured Sunday evening at Fair Oaks Baptist Church. A candle light service from 7 15 to 7 30 p m precedes tableaux presented by the religious dramatic society directed by Mrs C G Mills and Mrs F C Claudy with scenes titled The Drama A Lost Christmas Truant and The Coming of Christ.
Hazel Kirkpatrick became the bride of Donald R. Shipley on Saturday at 3:30 in the First United Presbyterian church. Rev. Eugene Liggitt officiated as guests filled the altar with palms and ferns and a reception followed at the bride's parents' home.
Mrs Bernard Grossman will entertain Atheneum circle Wednesday afternoon at her home. Roll call will be answered with current events. The topic is Valiant with Miss Selma Milder presenting a paper and Mrs Harry Kallus giving a reading. The club’s anniversary luncheon is set for January 10 at Mrs Kollus’s home.
The Junior Bethesda League plans a New Year’s Eve Midnight Ball using midnight blue decorations and pine for the event. Blue stars and blue Christmas lights will adorn the orchestra and large poster designed by Leonzo Eoheeso.
Coburn Methodist Church on West Main plans a Christmas cantata during the 7:30 p.m. service. Soloists include A. L. Patterson and Russell Painter with Mrs. B R King and Robert Painter, plus Mrs. F L Kreuter James Summers and the King. The choir is directed by Jer King with Ruth Cunum on piano and Walter Woodkillord directing. The cantata was written by Dicky Abbott with music by Henry Bishop Willtrie.
Members of the Maysville club plan a Christmas program at Ratliff home. The event begins with carols including Hark the Herald, and features a question to be answered by members followed by a business session and a featured program.
Patterns 9195 9903 9121 from Marian Martin offered in limited sizes with fabric yardage and contrast details. Orders should be sent with fifteen cents per pattern to Avi day Times Signal Zanesville Publishing, Zanesville Ohio. Extra ten cents adds a Marian Martin Gallery Book.
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