Goldie Shuttlesworth Returns Home After Visit
Goldie Shuttlesworth came home Friday following an extended stay with friends at Chester Hill.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
2
Goldie Shuttlesworth came home Friday following an extended stay with friends at Chester Hill.
Construction by contractor Vern H. Vorhes begins on a brick Murray City bank building for the Murray State Bank with $25 000 capital. The People Bank Co. of Nelsonville funds the stock and officers will supervise. Diebold Safe Co. provides the vault. a savings department pays 4 percent and will serve local business and citizens who have lacked local banking for years.
Thursday evening marks the first April meeting with several committees reporting. The Athens County Automobile Association reorganization will be debated to locate records and funds of a four year old organization that never functioned. Open to citizens, the forum invites wider attendance. supper at 6 15 will be served by the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters.
The Redpath Chautauqua Association has arranged for a record year with unusually high grade programs. The Nelsonville chautauqua is scheduled for July 3 through July 7 inclusive.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our baby and the beautiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pospicial.
The Scout basketball tourney begins at 3 30 p m Thursday April 5 with several teams and a lively live event. Each scout is assigned to sell one or more tickets.
A marble tournament is being arranged to begin next week. Any one regardless of age may enter. This is a chance for some of the old timers to come back.
Public school grades prepare for a two day track meet beginning April 9 and ending April 10. Each grade fields a team led by a captain with events at Central School ground. If rain intervenes the Y M C A will host.
Enthusiasm ran strong at the El Karnak Grotto business meeting Tuesday night with the spring ceremonial three weeks away. Candidates in the green pastures will be rounded up. missionaries will visit neighboring towns as the territory expands. A final business session is set for April 17 to receive petitions ahead of the April 23 filing deadline.
Starting this Thursday the city’s business houses will observe a half holiday on Thursdays. The arrangement will continue until next September.
The Woman's Community club met at the YMCA on Tuesday afternoon to discuss club plans and cleanup campaigns. It was the first meeting for the new officers with Mrs. N. A. Whitmore presiding, followed by light refreshments.
Neighbors and friends gathered Monday at Mrs. Howe Brandebury's Mudsock home for a farewell party. Guests included Mesdames Harry Birchfield Will Jacobs Will Johnson Jacob Greason Charles Levering John Klots Nan na Bumgardner and Miss Lucile Johnson. A bountiful noon dinner followed the well-wishers.
Ralph Fleck is the guest of his father in Zanesville, visiting as part of a family gathering and staying at the family home.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Vanatta and Mary Lane have returned to Cincinnati following an Easter visit with the writer's parents Mr and Mrs H Lane.
Mrs. Paul Duncan entertained the Needle Shuttle Club at her home 689 Poplar Street Tuesday evening. The gathering centered on sewing and lasted late, with the hostess serving refreshments after activities.
Mrs R C Duncan was the guest of the club. Ten members were present to enjoy the evening.
Funeral services were held at 2 PM at the Carbon Hill Christian church for Joseph Lyons age 2 years conducted by Rev. Courtney of Chauncey. Burial followed in Buchtel. Lyons, a Civil War veteran, leaves four children two sons and two daughters.
Burial held today at Greenawn for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Chas Hicks. Funeral services were conducted at the parents home in Glen Ebon.
Mr and Mrs Lane travel Tuesday to Columbus for Mrs Lane to undergo an operation at Grant hospital with support from family.
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will present Miss Esther Stevens, a reader and impersonator, at the Methodist church next Friday night. She has studied at the Columbus School of Expression for three years and is accompanied by her sister, a pianist, who will assist with the program. Miss Stevens is a niece of Mrs. Chas. Green and is regarded as a talented young woman.
Mrs Albert Nixon and Mrs Walter Lennox returned home from Clarksburg West Virginia after attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs Elmer Weldon in the family gathering.
Mrs Calbert Davis and her son Pam are visiting Columbus relatives for a family gathering. They are staying with relatives and will attend local events during the visit.
A Carbon Hill resident and his wife hosted their daughter Mrs. John Sweazy and family from New Straitsville after their visit. Mr and Mrs Charlies James of New Straitsville were guests at the Sweazy home for an extended stay.
Mr and Mrs Walter Sweazy of McConnelsville Ohio stayed with John Sweazy and family this week continuing a family visit with relatives.
Carl James spent Easter with relatives in New Straitsville. The Christian missionary society will meet this evening at the home of Mrs Harvey Nye on High street.
Dr N Hill returned Monday after a three weeks stay at Hot Springs Arkansas. He resumed duties and planned follow up visits with local patients and colleagues.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will convene Thursday afternoon with Mrs Chas Monks on Chestnut street.
All members of the Degree staff are requested to be present Thursday evening for practice.
Mr and Mrs George Sofrenko Sr hosted a Sunday dinner in this city with guests including Adolph Earich and children Norman Anna Pearl Mary I'rances and Lois Jeanne Emmett Dickerson and daughter Betty Jones and George Sofrenko Jr Hart Courtney and Doris Smiths granddaughter visited over Easter with Henrietta Courtney near Hocking as host’s aunt
A Sunday family gathering led to relatives visiting Wallace Six on Monday, marking a low key weekend social event with extended kin arriving to share time together.
Former Oklahoma City residents Mr and Mrs Robert Bradley visit their sister in law Mrs William Watkins and other relatives in this city their first visit in about fifteen years They are hosted today by Mrs Homer Cunningham On Milln Street. Columbus guests Mr and Mrs George Cochran stayed with Mr and Mrs William Cochran in town Mrs Zimmie Smith recently visited Mr and Mrs Walter Smith in Nelsonville Easter gatherings included Mr and Mrs Richard Dowler and Mr and Mrs Thomas Barber at Dowler Ridge.
The regular monthly workers conference of the Christian Sun school will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. H. Surtney on High street. All teachers and superintendents of the departments are urged to attend.
In the absence of President Wharton, Vice President Wharton and Mrs Cherrington led the Chauncey Parent Teacher Association meeting at Chauncey High School. A large crowd heard poetry sketches about famous poets with pupils reciting poems. The Chauncey ladies quartet performed and Rev Hart offered remarks and prayer before a business session.
Rev. G. B. Courtney of this city conducted the funeral of Mr. Lyons at the Christian church in Carbon Hill this afternoon at 2 o clock with burial in the cemetery. Lyons was an old soldier and had been a resident of the area for many years.
A large road roller has been unloaded to improve local streets. The village square gains a neater look after the old blacksmith shop next to Morrison house was torn down last week after forty years. Community plans include storefront changes and new shopping options with Harve Sayre opening a store in the Manhattan building offering rugs and carpet items.
Restoration reveals wall paintings concealed by whitewash for 600 years at Paston Church in Norfolk England. Conservators work to recover medieval murals, shedding new light on local heritage and religious art once hidden from view.
Athens public schools athletic director Prof L L Cunningham told Kiwanis members that profanity vulgarity and cigarette smoking are major vices among local boys. He outlined a plan to instill physical training in all students, align with Ohio law, and extend programs through churches and Sunday schools to avoid summer gaps.
Eleven residents fled their apartments as a four story Monahan building burned in Uniontown business district. Fire swept the structure quickly with an estimated loss of 3100,00% and occupants escaped via fire escapes to safety.
Cairo April 4 Lord Carnarvon the discoverer of the tomb of Tutankhamen in the Valley of Kings who is suffering from poison contracted by insect bites was slightly improved today. He remains in grave condition though he rallied somewhat during the night as the infection spread through his body.
The Christian Sunday School Monthly Workers Conference drew a large attendance last night and adopted a clear program to expand the school. The next banner day is Mother’s Day.
Dr. Haskins of Athens will be in Glouster Tuesday Thursday and Saturday each week for appointments. Mrs. George Miller, who gave an oration in Columbus weeks ago, has returned home and is recovering nicely. friends and neighbors are glad to see her return.
If your stomach is out of order or distressed Mi U Na stomach tablets promise instant relief for indigestion acute or chronic with money back guarantee by McKee Drug Co. Automatic machines for sale of bus and subway tickets installed by London shops.
Broadwell D. VD. Smith purchased the old Brill store building and plans to move in once renovations are complete. Mrs. Jno. Kenney and daughter Mary visited Leota Brill during the weekend. Mrs. Wilber Harry of Glouster visited sister Mrs. Orlie Roberts. W. W. Jackson and sons opened a new mine near Kil vert Tuesday. M. P. Totman and granddaughter Mildred were here on business last week. Rev. Williamson preached at Holiness church Sunday. Leonard Ogg Gerald White and E. E. White of Bailey Run and Bernard White with Harry and Ed Smith of Redtown spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Sarah Johnston called on Leota Brill Tuesday.
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