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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
3
Masonic Social Circle Entertains Ladies in Elsonville
A large crowd attended a Masonic Social Circle event at the Masonic Temple last evening. The program featured John Scott, Charles Weltzheimer, Mrs Ed C Cooley, and Dorothy Ann Fischer of Columbus who impressed with multiple costume dances and a sweet voice. Dorothy Ann is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Ed C. Cooley
John Scott
Charles Weltzheimer
Misses Pensyle
Kaelin
Ralph Parks
E. Bay
J. Beard
PB. Bay
W. W. Whitlatch
Dorothy Ann
William Morgan
Nelsonville Clean-Up Drives Citywide Effort
A special cleanup drive led by Mayor McCune and a chamber committee ran Wednesday to Thursday noon. Volunteers and donated trucks swept streets, with over $1000 of work completed and funds anticipated to sustain citywide cleaning through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Grand Drive
McCune
Chamber of Commerce
Service Director Resigns and Interim Appointments Made
Service Director WY Burnell resigned to Mayor McCune on Tuesday. Mayor McCune appointed Isaac Warner as director for a few days until a permanent replacement is found. A contract with Columbus contractor Mr Hopkins will place the project under Burgess & Long supervision, with work starting immediately and six weeks projected for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. Burnell
McCune
Isaac Warner
Warner
Hopkins
Columbus
Burgess & Long
Brown Cooley Wedding at Haydenville Home
About fifty guests gather Thursday for the marriage of Miss Mary Carolyn Brown to Mr. John McManigal Cooley at the Brown home in Haydenville. Rev C L Johnson officiates, with matron of honor Miss Claude Pettit and best man Capt Ambrose Winters. The couple honeymoon to several East Coast cities and will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Pettit
Logan
Ambrose Winters
148Th Headquarters Co
Dayton
Brown
Venice Point
Nelsonville
Columb
Haydenville
Ed C. Ucoley
Nels~ville
Phi Dela Theta
New York
Boston
Norfolk
Washington
Ed C. Cooley
H. Jackson
Frank Jackson
Helen Jackson
Edith Stiers
Charles Tedrow
Will Tedrow
Mrs Ed Dewhurst Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Ed Dewhurst returns to Middleport after a week visiting her sister Mrs Clarence Shockley. Miss Lena Denney accompanied her home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dewhurst
Middleport
Clarence Shockley
Lena Denney
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe Visit Columbus On Thursday
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe spent Thursday in Columbus visiting local attractions and meeting residents. The trip highlighted social ties and community interest during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howe
Columbus
Topsy Turvey Party At Mrs Warner Home
Mrs I Warner hosted a topsy turvey evening at her Columbus Street home assisted by Mrs C Shockley and Mrs H Rodda. Guests included Mesdames Gibson Yarrington Evans Barber Mildes Evans Hall Johnson Taylor McKee Hall Tedrow and Grandma Warner. A topsy turvy lunch was served and guests enjoyed the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Warner
C. Shockley
H. Rodda
Mrs. Warner
Columbus Street
Mesdames R. Gibson
J.yarrington
J. Evans
J. Barber
J. Mildes
T. Evans
G. Hall
F. Johnson
S. Taylor
J. M. McKee
J. Hall
Tedrow
Grandma Warner
Miles Howe in Columbus by illness of father in law J. W. Miskell
Miles Howe travels to Columbus today due to the serious illness of his father in law, Mr. J. W. Miskell, prompting family and community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Howe
Columbus
J. W. Miskell
Social Evening At Monroe Street Home
Miss Josephine Porter delightfully entertained the Outdoor Girls Saturday evening at her Monroe street home. Guests enjoyed games and dancing followed by a late dainty lunch served to Ruth Eberle Audrey Ailes Ileen Rauch Elizabeth Mechem Ruth Kelch Louise Kennard Mary Wheeler Elizabeth Smith and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Porter
Monroe Street
Isses Ruth Eberle
Audrey Ailes
Ileen Rauch
Elizabeth Mechem
Uth Kelch
Louise Kennard
Mary Wheeler
Elizabeth Smith
Efficient Postoffice Staff Excels In Mail Distribution Exam
The Columbus Division chief clerk reports annual exam of postmaster assistant postmaster clerks and substitute clerk. Local office average 99.58 percent correct with 21 errors out of 4534 cards. The team feels highly proud of the result and the high standard achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Service
Columbus
Christian Revival Service Held in Carbon Hill
A crowd of about twenty church members attended a revival service in Carbon Hill last night led by the Kings I nlen who took on the duty of telling the old story in Rev C L Johnson's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Carbon Hill
C. L. Johnson
Len
Cemetery donations report for Fort Street cemetery committee
Mrs. F. G. Cootey, chairwoman of the Fort Street cemetery committee, lists yesterday’s gifts from Mr. A. B. Bethel of Athens for 10 dollars, C. A. Smith of Chillicothe for 5 dollars, and Mrs. James W. Stevenson for 5 dollars. The fence will be placed strictly on the line when installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Cootey
Fort Street
The
Woman’s Community Club
Bethel
Athens
C. A. Smith
Chillicothe
James W. Stevenson
Residents Urged to Mail In Checks
A brief urging residents to mail in their checks is noted, emphasizing timely submission and the importance of proper postmark timing for processing.
Hyperion Club Hosts Delegates at Saturday Meeting
Mrs. N. Hill will entertain Hyperion Club ladies Saturday afternoon while district delegates meet at Logan to present their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Magazine collection for Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Owing to a misunderstanding magazines intended for the Methodist church group will now be gathered Monday by M Shamasky who has the collection in charge. Please set magazines on your porches Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman'’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M. Shamasky
Loyal Woman's class meeting at Christian church social rooms
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church held a meeting Thursday evening in the church social rooms. After a business session the social committee served refreshments to forty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Woman’s Class
The
Christian Church
Skit Show Demand Sells Out in Athens
Ohio University co ed's Skit Show drew full houses as all seats disappeared within an hour of sales opening Thursday. Athens residents were outpaced by University students who reserved tickets first. A second performance was scheduled for Monday evening with sales starting at McKees Drug Store and ticket exchanges allowed for tonight’s holders. Proceeds benefit the Women’s League Students Loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s League
Search for former Cleveland chief justice in perjury case
Deputy sheriffs hunted William H. McGannon former chief justice of the Cleveland municipal court after his indictment for perjury in a murder trial. Eight others were indicted including Miss Mary E Neely and Charles A Burke tied to alleged efforts to aid McGannon. Burke says he was promised 3000 dollars but has been paid 1000 plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
William H. McGannoh
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Harold C. Kagy
McGannon
Mary E. Neely
Charles A. Burke
Edward J. Allen
Cleveland News
Mary B. Neely
Miss Neely
Allen
Burke
Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength
Advert says Othine double strength removes freckles and guarantees refund if not, promising quick improvement with even initial applications. Customers urged to ask their druggist for the double strength formula.
Man Held on Non Support Charge in Columbus
Constable Edgar Mariner arrested Ernest Murray in Columbus on a non support of a minor charge by warrant issued through Justice Helwig. The Athens county humane society officer A C Roach filed the charges with Columbus police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Mariner
Columbus
Ernest Murray
Justice Helwig
Murray
A. C. Roach
Athens County Humane Society
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Red Cross Health Dept
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Elsonville
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