Athens welcomed visitors from several states
Nelsonville residents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dunkle and Floodwood with Mrs. R F Chauncey of Akron arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A L Johnson of 23 Morris Avenue. They spent three weeks in Tucson, en route to Athens. Also visiting were their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A V Linscott of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Reed
Los Angeles
Calif
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
Athens
Local Notices Highlight Meetings and Visits
Mr H W Cotner travels to Columbus for State Board of Pharmacists meeting. W C T U plans 2 pm Tuesday session at Christian church. Mrs L G Bean to speak on Law Enforcement. Judge and Mrs Drake visit Goshen Indiana to see Worstell in University Terrace. Mrs Scott Haney hosts Social Literary club Tuesday 2 30 pm. Woman's Relief Corps meets Red Mens hall Tuesday 7 pm initiation. George Dille and Adah of Nelsonville visit Alex and Mrs Moore. Miss Ernestine Cooley of Cleveland visiting John and Mrs Cooley. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae meet Tuesday 5 30 pm at 110 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Scott Haney
South Congress Street
Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Mens Hall
George Dille
Adah
Nelsonville
Alex Moore
West State Street
Ernestine Cooley
Cleveland
John Cooley
East State Street
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mrs Koch and son depart Utica after visit with Cookseys
Mrs George Troyer Koch and her baby son George Troyer Jr left Saturday for Utica, ending a several weeks visit with Mrs Kochs parents Mr and Mrs Homer Cooksey of 40 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troyer Koch
Helen Cooksey
George Troyer Jr
Utica
Local family notices and health update from Athens region
Mrs. Cash Zimmerman returns from Zaleski after her mother Margaret Van bibber’s illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. D L Ogg of Ironton visit with Mr. and Mrs. A T Lawhead at 34 Morris Avenue. Robt Clutter Jr. recovers in Columbus hospital from appendicitis and expects to return home soon to continue his junior year at Athens High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Ogg
Ironton
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
Robt. Clutter Jr
Columbus
Athens High School
Hobson Study Circle Reschedules Meeting to Wednesday Evening
The Hobson Study circle will not meet Tuesday but Wednesday at 7 PM with Mrs Nelle Webster at 79 North Congress Street. Mrs C L Martzolff and Mrs F W Bush will address the club. final business meeting of the year with full attendance sought. social meeting planned for May. Elmo C Cornell of Iller Rubber Co Akron visited his parents at 15 Maple Street and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
Nelle Webster
North Congress Street
C. L. Martzolff
F. W. Bush
Elmo C. Cornell
Iller Rubber Co
Akron
Charles Cornell
Maple Street
Miss Marian Lambert Guests at Ohio University Home Economics Events
Miss Marian Lambert of Ironton attended the Home Economics department model apartment event at Ohio University with Miss Margaret Proctor over the weekend. She also joined the Home Economics club dance as an out of town guest Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Lambert
Ironton
Margaret Proctor
Ohio University
Miss Lambert
Out of town attendees at Mrs. Lydia Thompson funeral
Among those from outside the area attending the funeral were John Fleming Agnes Fleming Mary Fleming Kate True Shaw Shaw nee Tom Weldon H E Southworth Lizzie Paul Carey Gabriel Union Thad Elliott V Davis Fred Roberts and their spouses or families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Thompson
John Fleming
Agnes
Mary Fleming
Kate True
Shawnee
Tom Weldon
H. E. Southworth
Columbus
Lizzie Paul
Carey
Gabriel
Union
Thad Elliott
V. Davis
Fred Roberts
Annual Father’s Meeting of Kindergarten Club Planned
The Mothers Kindergarten Club schedules its annual father’s meeting for Tuesday evening April 19 in Music Hall. The program features Kindergarten Song, talks by Club members, a vocal solo, and a reading, followed by a social hour in Ellis Hall classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother’s Kindergarten Club
Stailey
Dean MelInthe
Music Hall
Ellis Hall
Little Mothers Jewels Party Brightens First M. E. Event
Despite rain the Little Mothers Jewels party at First M. E. church drew 60 youngsters and 15 mothers. A program of songs, piano, and recitations delighted all, followed by ice cream for juniors and tea for adults. Tiny candy hearts in pink mite boxes were given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mothers Jewels
M. E
Little Jewels
Mothers Jewels
Home Missionary Society
Hull Foster Jr
Carl Fuller
D A R Chapters Meet at Slattery Home
Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R met at Mrs Lena Slattery’s South Court street home with hostesses Mrs A O Sloane Mrs Harry O Bleness and Mrs Hester Blackstone. Mrs J M Hyde presided. Miss Emma McVay reported on the Toledo State meeting. F W Bush urged civic cooperation. a collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Slattery
South Court Street
Nabby Lee Ames
Slattery
A. O. Sloane
Harry O’bleness
Hester Blackstone
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
T. W. Craig
Emma McVay
Toledo
F. W. Bush
City Federation
University couples enjoy Armory dance by Home Economists
The Home Economics club of Ohio University hosted a program dance at the Armory on Saturday. The event featured simple decor and informal frocks, with music driving the success, and was attended by coeds, Beta Theta Pi fraternity mothers, and faculty guests from the Home Economics department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Home Economics Club
Ohio University
Margaret Proctor
Areta Stalnecker
Ruth Long
Frank B. Gullum
Maude Crossett
University
Beta Theta Pi
Friendship Circle Elects Officers At Athens High
The Friendship Circle met Friday night in First Methodist parlors Athens. President Angella Woods and other officers were elected for next year. A meritorious program featured piano Louise Kerr readings Helen Border and talk by Helen Leech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
First Methodist Church
Charlotte Junod
Jane Cooper
Angella Woods
Marian Sprague
Oda Kincade
Theodora Junod
Louise Kerr
Helen Border
Helen Leech
Beta Mother's Day Observed by Beta Auxiliary
The Beta Auxiliary observed their Mother's Day events over Friday and Saturday, marking the Betas engagement in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta
Mothers honored at Beta House auxiliary meeting
Mothers invited to the chapter House Friday afternoon for an auxiliary gathering. An evening Skit Show followed, with 80 at dinner and songs by the Betas. Out of town guests included Mrs. Geis Zanesville and Mrs. Cameron Uhricksville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
Beta House
Katherine B. Geis
Zanesville
Siouhee Arpee
Faculty of Music
Ohio University
H. A. Keller
Columbus
Albert White
Cumberland
H. H. Shively
McArthur
Harry Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ingrown Toe Nail Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy using a product called Outgro claims to reduce inflammation and pain around an ingrown toenail. The antiseptic, sold to chiropodists but available in drug stores, supposedly toughens the tender skin and makes the nail turn outward overnight.
School Pupils to Take Special Tests Shortly
Superintendent C H B Stailey announced a second set of intelligence tests for all public school pupils above first and second grades. The assessments cover reading writing arithmetic and spelling and are set for about May 15. Ohio University psychology and pathology department tested children last semester to note correlation between Hagger ty and Dearbone theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H B. Stailey
Department of Psychology and Pathology
Ohio University
Haggerty
Dearbone
Williams Treatment promises relief from excess uric acid
Advertisement offers The Williams Treatment to cure kidney bladder rheumatic and related ailments caused by excess uric acid. It claims benefit for stiffness fatigue headaches and pains and promises a free 75 cent bottle with a mail-in offer including a small postage payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. D. A. Wiliams Company
Dept
P. O
East Eee
France and America in sports not marriage says Nivelle
General Nivelle, back from the United States, urges Franco American sports competition but warns against intermarriage. He prefers student exchanges over marital ties and touts the Dempsey Carpentier bout for brains over brawn, noting who owns the brain is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press
Paris
Carpentier
Dempsey
General Nivelle
United States
France
America
Nervous Market Opens with Oil Leads in New York
In New York on April 18 the market opened nervously. Mexican petroleum rose 1 percent at the open to 145 while motors rails and steels weakened in early trading. Oils especially Mexican were strong as investors assessed early price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flanders Seethes as Peasants Rally Behind Separatist Mood
From Brussels dispatches a war weary Flemish peasant view reveals growing discontent with officials. Shell scarred fields drive people to seek compensation and homes, not huts, while train service and delays frustrate daily life. Thousands have emigrated, others stay for love of soil amid reconstruction woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brussels
Wartorn
Flanders
Sinn
Belgium
Further steps delay final execution of Lindsey sentence
Denver judges and lawyers clash as the case against Juvenile Judge Ben B. Lindsey moves to appeal after a $500 fine or one year jail contempt ruling. District attorney Vancis moved to execute, while Lindsey’s attorneys filed for remittance of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Vancis
Lindsey
Nine prisoners escape county jail in Morgantown
Nine inmates escaped from the county jail in Morgantown West Virginia during the night after removing a bar from a window and using a rope of blankets to descend from the roof to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Hollister Man Fined After Guilty Plea
John Kosty pleaded guilty to assault on Bertha Lewis who lives near Hollister and was fined $10 plus costs in Justice Helwig's court on a Saturday afternoon. Kosty is about 22 years old and the victim is younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
John Kosty
Bertha Lewis
Epsonade Salts A Tasteful Epsom Remedy
A suggested new product named Epsonade Salts combines real Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts to imitate sparkling lemonade. Consumers are told to take a tablespoonful in water for biliousness headaches or coastination, as promoted by the American Epsom Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
iEpsom Association
Movie Actress Anna Luther Sued For Delicacies Owed
New York April 18. Anna Luther, a moving picture actress, is accused by Reuben delicatessen owner of consuming 404.53 worth of food without paying. He claims from September to January she settled only 200 of 604.58, including caviar goose livers olive oil sardines and bird nest puddings. He notes prior court rebukes over high charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Luther
Moving Picture
Reuben
Cavier
Anna
Miss Luther
Reuben’s
Class Entertained Mrs Murphy's Sunday School Group
Mrs Frank Murphy's Sunday school class at the Christian church held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday night April 14 at Mrs Belle Siberton's Chestnut street home. After a short business session a 80day gathering followed with refreshments for members including Mame Coleman Hannah Thomas and son Tish Dilcher Olive Sibert Ethel Britkles and Olive son Max Helen Ogg and daughter Mary Ellen Hazel Patton Eva Shivers Belle Sibert Goldie Cook Mabel Dalton Mrs Reed and guest Mrs Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
The
Christian Church
Belle Siberton
Chestnut Street
Sibert
Helen Ogg
All J
Murphy
Mame Coleman
Hannah Thomas
Tish Dilcher
Olive Sibert
Ethel Britkles
Olive
Max
Mary Ellen
Hazel Patton
Eva Shivers
Belle Sibert
Goldie Cook
Mabel Dalton
Reed
Courtney
Murray released on bond after non support charge plea
Ernest Murray pleads not guilty in Justice of Peace P. W. Helwie's court and is released on a $300 bond after being brought from Columbus by Constable Edgar Mariner. The case concerns alleged failure to support a legitimate child living with its mother in Nelsonville. He has been working in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Murray
Columbus
Edgar Mariner
Justice of the Peace P. W. Helwie
Murray
Nelsonville
Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court Today
Granville Ellis seeks divorce from Margaret J. Ellis citing her three year absence. Frances Rush sues John Rush for divorce alleging lack of support and repeated physical violence. Selma Townsend seeks separation from George D. Townsend alleging cruelty since their 1920 marriage. Alpha Wemer files partition suit against Albert P. Wemer et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Granville Ellis
Margaret J. Ellis
Frances Rush
John Rush
Selma Townsend
George D. Townsend
Alpha Wemer
Albert P. Wemer
Trimble Township Man Fined for Cruelty to Minor
W. H. Nott of Glouster pleaded guilty in Justice P. W. Helwig's court to cruelty whipping and beating a minor child under his control. He was fined $10 and costs. Charges were brought by the Athens County Humane Society represented by A. C. Roach, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
W. H. Nott
Glouster
Justice of the Peace
Widow Awarded Five Thousand in Miner Death
Mrs. Mary E. Orr of Mt. Pleasant was awarded $5000 by the state industrial commission under the workmens compensation law for the death of her husband, an employee of the Morris-Poston Coal Company, at Mt. Pleasant, in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary E. Orr
Mt. Pleasant
Morris-Poston Coal Company
iMt
Pleasant
Red Cross sewing drive aids European babies and children
Lake Division joins eight regional chapters in a nationwide Red Cross effort to produce layettes and garments for thousands of European orphans. The plan uses local fabrics and conservation to turn used clothing into warm outfits for youths up to 14 years old, with a Lake Division target of 28,000 layettes and 300,000 garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Division
American Red Cross
Europe
The
Red Cross
Washington
Poland
Budapest
Vienna
Brest-Litovsk
Bialystok
Baranovitchi
Pinck
Warsaw
Riga
Europa
Ritz
Evans ton Women’s Club Seeks Modest Skirt Lengths
In Chicago, the Evans ton Women's Club urged fashion norms with a guideline of eight inches between skirt hem and ground, deeming it proper and modest while projecting years of potential dress standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evanston
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Dave Dunkle
Floodwood
R. FE. Chauncey
Vociez
H. W. Cotner
State Board of Pharmacists
J. 8. Drake
Goshen
Ind
L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
Lash
Slattery Home
Home
Friendship Circle
H. W. Brooks
Brooks & Fierce
Nivelle
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Cal
Mae Bi
Douglas
Mary
R. H. Sheffield
Norma
Bloosgneir
Hoosier
College Auditorium
Columbia
Jesus
Old Virginny
Old Black Joe
Kentucky
la Marcelilaise
Mother Heart
Tommy Lad
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