Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Civic Event
Rev and Mrs W W Harter and daughter Alice Ann visited Mrs John Ator on Richland Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Lawrence hosted Hoop er Street guests. FE Goldsberry hosted his father Dave Goldsberry from Pratts Fork. Citizens planned to attend the Indian Princess and Cadman concert at the Elks Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Harter
Alice Ann
John Ator
Richland Avenue
George Lawrence
Hooper Street
FE. W. Goldsberry
Dave Goldsberry
Pratts Fork
Princess and
Cadman
Elks Hall
Greenfield Men Visited Athens Siblings This Week
Mr Floyd Hoisington and Mr Arthur Rose of Greenfield motored to Athens Tuesday evening to visit Mrs George Penney and Miss Helen Hoisington, sisters of Hoisington. They returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hoisington
Arthur Rose
Greenfield
Athens
George Penney
Helen Hoisington
Lanaster woman visits Athens with daughters
Mrs Flora S Hoisington of Lan caster spent Tuesday evening and Wednesday in Athens with her daughters Mrs George Pennell and Miss Helen Hoisington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora S. Hoisington
Lancaster
Athens
George Pennell
Helen Hoisington
Dorsey Couple Return to Alexander Farm
Mr and Mrs B G Dorsey return to their Alexander township farm after spending winter with their children in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Dorsey
Alexander Township
Columbus
Alderman Family Returns From Florida Winter Stay
Dr and Mrs W N Alderman arrive home at noon with daughter Mrs W R Milips and son John from a winter spent in Florida. They had wintered in Ft Lauderdale while their daughter and son stayed there through late winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Alderman
W. R. Milips
John
Florida
Martzolff Sunday Class to Meet Friday at First M E Church
The Martzolff Sunday school class will meet Friday evening at seven o'clock at the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
First. M. E
Mr. Goodrich Returns From Absence to Visit Daughter
Mr. 8S. M. Goodrich came back from an extended absence since last October. He spent time with relatives in Athens Alabama and at Florida resorts. He traveled to Daytona to see his daughter Mrs E R Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. M. Goodrich
Athens
Alabama
Florida
Daytona
E. R. Bingham
Rauch Family Trip Heads Toward Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs F X Rauch travel with Mrs Byron Wolfe Mrs L L Brown and Mr Robert Wood to Columbus. Mrs Brown will visit Dr and Mrs J C Jones in South Charleston. Mrs Rauch continues travel planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Rauch
Byron Wolfe
Ll. V. Brown
Robert Wood
Columbus
Mrs. Brown
South Charleston
J. C. Jones
Rauch
Mrs Bobo Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs William Bobo came home Wednesday night from a trip to Columbus with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joy Had dox. Her daughter and infant son in Columbus hospital are progressing well and will soon return home. Mrs Bobo was accompanied by her granddaughter Margaret Catherine Had dox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bobo
Columbus
Joy Haddox
Local Visitors Head Home From Canton Parents Palmer Street
Mr and Mrs J W Anthony and their young son James Franklin have finished a visit with Mr and Mrs William Anthony of Palmer street and Mrs Anme Sams and departed for Marietta on the way back to Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Anthony
James Franklin
William Anthony
Palmer Street
Anme Sams
Marietta
Canton
Winters Family Trip Ties Cleveland and Akron
Mrs. S. S. Winters returned from Cleveland where she visited son Minor Robbins. Grandson Kenneth Frederick, living locally, will finish the school year then move to Cleveland to join his father. Minor Robbins wed Cora Lee Trumpour of Maryland in February. On the way home, Mrs. Winters stopped in Akron to visit Mr. and Mrs. Had Dalton.
East Technical High School Instructor Vacation with Parents
Mr. Harry C. Wilson, an instructor at East Technical High School in Cleveland, is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson, at 78 Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Wilson
East Technical High School
Cleveland
Mrs
C. B. Wilson
Mill Street
Ladies Aid Meeting at First Baptist Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors.
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Ladies Aid of the
First Baptist Church
Mrs Ida Devore Returns Home From Florida Visit
Mrs. Ida M. Devore arrived home Wednesday after a four months stay in western Florida mainly at Lynn Haven. She visited Rev. M. B. Cooley and family, former Athenians, and reports them in the best of health. Mrs. Hannah Sibbard Allen of Newark is mentioned as a graduate of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Devore
Florida
Lynn Haven
Rev. M. B. Cooley
Hannah *Sibbard Allen
Newark
Athens student heads to New Ark with companion
The report notes that a pupil from Athens High School traveled to New Ark accompanied by an unnamed companion and left Mrs. Devore in Cincinnati.
Mrs Feth Heads to Dayton for Husband’s Operations
Mrs. David Feth left Wednesday evening for Dayton to be with her husband who will undergo three serious surgical operations Friday in a government hospital there. He has been receiving treatment at the Dayton hospital for ten days in preparation.
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David Feth
Dayton
Eth
Government
Feth
Rebekah Lodge Plans Evening Meeting
The Rebekah lodge will meet this evening at 7 39 oclock. Members are advised to attend and discuss upcoming lodge affairs.
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Rebekah Lodge
Akron Visitor Arrives For Weeks with Graham Family
Mrs John Call of Akron arrives for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A E Graham in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Call
Akron
Mrs
A. E. Graham
Mrs. Lee Dimond Visits Grandmother in Columbus
Mrs. Lee Dimond traveled to Columbus on Wednesday to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah C. Davis, at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dimond
Columbus
Sarah C. Davis
Bridge Party of 25 Tables at Morgan Home
Delightful gatherings filled the 27 East State street home of Mr and Mrs T L Morgan where 25 tables hosted a bridge party. Mrs John Sprague won high among women and Mr Harley Moler topped the men after a picnic dinner for 115 places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Morgan
East State Street
Students entertain Ohio University girls at Franklin Avenue home
On a Wednesday evening Mrs. Harry Elkins hosted student girls from Ohio University staying at Mrs. Edward Barnes’s home 52 Franklin Avenue. The gathering featured singing of popular songs along with piano and mandolin numbers.
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Harry Elkins
Vester Place
Ohio University
Edward Barnes
Franklin Avenue
Mildred Vicroy
Helen Knose
Margaret
Lillian Haney
Ruby Seigmont
Pauline Holvapse
Ruth Mercer
Edna Conner
Professor Hill of Columbia to visit Ohio University
Professor Patty S Hill of Teachers College Columbia University will visit Ohio University on Thursday April 12. She directs Kindergarten First Grade Education and is a leading advocate for early childhood development highlighting the need for whole child education. A luncheon at 11 30 a m precedes an afternoon talk at John Hancock High School Ellis Hall at 2 30 Tickets are available through kindergarten Mothers Club members and the kindergarten rooms. The Kindergarten Mothers Club April meeting is postponed to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty S. Hill
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Ohio University
Miss Hill
United States
Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
John Hancock High School
Ellis Hall
Engagement of Miss Adelie Courtney to Ralph Hartman
The engagement of Miss Adelie ONeill Courtney to Ralph F. Hartman of Athens Ohio son of Mrs Emma Hartman of Dormont has been announced by her parents Mr and Mrs William S Courtney of Race Street Emsworth. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelie O'Neil Courtney
Ralph F. Hartman
Athens, O
Emma Hartman
Dormont
Williams
Courtney
Race Street
Emsworth
Chronicle Telegraph
Pittsburg
Higley Circle Meets at 60 Mill Street
The Higley Study Circle met with Mrs. L. W. Russell on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jennie O'Dell, the president, presided as members recited quotations from American authors during roll call and the program began with a vocal solo "Who'll Buy My Lavender" by Edward German sung by Mrs. Frank McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Circle
L. W. Russell
Mill Street
Jennie O'Dell
L Buy My Lavander
Edward German
Frank McKay
American Writers and Poets Discussed at Meeting
Mrs. C W Guilette presented American Writers and their Works while Mrs H M Woods spoke on American Poets and their Works. Angeila Woods read selections, Edward Guest’s Time To Time was recited, Killmer’s Trees and For Goodness Sake by Dailey praised. Officers elected: President Jennie O’Dell, recording secretary Sargent, corresponding secretary KE Miller, treasurer Andrew Murphy. The article cites a dramatic Egyptian curse tale recalling Sir William Ingram’s son and a fatal tomb expedition.
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8. M. Haffey
C. W. Guilette
H. M. Woods
Angeila Woods
Edward Guest
Killmer
Dailey
Jennie O'Dell
Sargent
KE. J. Miller
Andrew Murphy
Conan Doyle Links Carnarvon Death to Pharaohs Curse
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in New York on a lecture tour, states he believes Lord Carnarvon’s death came from a curse placed by ancient Pharaohs on tomb disturbance. He warns it is dangerous to exhume royal remains and notes Egyptians knew more about the occult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Conan Doyle
Lord Carnarvon
Arthur
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Zemo claims to relieve eczema blotches ringworm rashes and related skin troubles. Available at drug stores for 35c or 1.00 for a larger bottle, it is said to cleanse soothe and heal most skin diseases with instant relief from itching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Webb mine idles in Ohio as trains removed for crews
April 5. The Webb mine, largest in Ohio, is idle and miners say a railroad company removing trains used to haul men to and from the mine signals no early resumption of work. Strikes have been frequent at the mine, though steady work had depended on railroad contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadysidf
Webb
Ohio
Taxi Driver Injured In Cleveland Viaduct Crash
Wilbur Herbster a 27 year old taxi driver was injured probably fatally when his cab crashed into cement pillars of the 9th street Pennsylvania Viaduct He was hurled through the windshield and doctors said his skull was fractured at the hospital.
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Cleveland
Wilbur Herbster
Pennsylvania
Lenine’s Condition Improves in Moscow Bulletin
Rumors of Lenine’s death are denied by a Moscow dispatch. Physicians state the communist leader’s condition shows improvement as catarrhal lung symptoms ease, according to the bulletin issued in Moscow.
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Riga
London
Lenine
Moscow
Communist Statesman
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