Nelsonville Women Entertain Sunday School Class
Mrs. William Maffin and Mrs. J. H. Ballinghner hosted the Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Coakney at the Maffin home. The evening included music and contests after a business hour, followed by a two course luncheon. Broom, once a noted Nelsonville youth, works as a brakesman on the Big Four railroad. Helen McCarthy visits Grant Hospital nurses in Columbus for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maffin
J. H. Ballinghner
Coakney
Maffin
Broom
Nelsonville
Big Four Railroad
Helen McCarthy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Surprise 42nd birthday party at Storick home
A party honoring Joe Storick’s 42nd birthday featured Vic trola and instrumental music. A two course lunch followed late at night for many guests including Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson Mrs. Albert Smith Iva Smith Glenn Mamie Larrison Estella Joy and children Vivian and Alfred Della Linton Anna Skivers Trene Teal Lucile Jackson Thomas Joyce Joseph Ted George Sanders Clarence Keplar Darrel Fred Skivers Elmer Shelton Mrs. Mattie Jackson Columbus and the Storick family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Storick
B. T. Johnson
Albert Smith
Iva Smith
Glenn
Mamie Larrison
Estella Joy
Vivian
Alfred
Della Linton
Anna Skivers
Trene Teal
Lucile Jackson
Thomas Joyce
Joseph
Ted
George Sanders
Clarence Keplar
Darrel
Fred Skivers
Elmer Shelton
Mattie Jackson
Columbus
Storick
YMCA tennis clubs elect officers and set admission fees
At a YMCA meeting Miss Bersie Stephenson was elected secretary treasurer for the girls club and Clyde Red Rodda to the same post for the men's club. An entrance fee of 50 cents will be charged for members over 15 and 25 cents for those under 15. Receipts will fund equipment and grounds upkeep at Patton's field. Prompt action is urged to start activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bersie Stephenson
Clyde
Red
School Teams Set to Receive Pennants This Week
Public school baseball league pennants will arrive this week along with pennants for the fifth sixth eighth grade track teams won by the general squad.
Mayor explains fire hose use to two drivers on Myers Street
Mayor Lax defended the fire hose despite leaks and eye hazards during an afternoon talk with Mrs. Bernice Murray and William Evans. The two drivers, who entered the fire zone Monday and dragged hoses in action, promised to follow rules and regulations going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lax
Bernice Murray
William Evans
Myers Street
Dew House Fire Threat Fails To Do Damage
The Dew Hotel faced a scare as a short circuit set a lighting fixture ablaze toward the ceiling. Fire crews were dispatched again but no fire damage occurred and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew House
Dew Hotel
Mrs. S R McDowell Visits Elm Brook Farm
Mrs. S R McDowell spent her holiday at Elm Brook farm, the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. McDowell
Elm Brook Farm
H. McSherry
New Pastor Honored by St Agnes Guild Dinner
The St Agnes guild of the Ep is cop al ian church hosted a 6 o'clock dinner for their new rector Reverend Abbott and family with about 50 attendees including guild members and the congregation. Mr and Mrs JL Johnson of Logan attended as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs LJ Eberle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Guild
Episcopalian Church
Rev. Abbott
Abbott
Guild
JL. D. Johnson
Logan
L. J. Eberle
Missionary Society Social at Poplar Street
Miss Louise Pearce hosted the East division of the Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church last evening at her Poplar Street home. Mrs. Martin Murphy and Mrs. D. DPD Crawford assisted. social chat games and contests drew a large attendance and a two course luncheon was served.
Logan Women Guests Attend Tuesday Afternoon Tea
Mrs A C Snyder and Mrs Ar thur Snyder Biewen and Mrs Smith and Mrs Bowen of Logan were guests of Mrs T E Weils Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Snyder
Arthur Snyder Biewen
Smith
Bowen
Logan
T. E. Weils
Hudson to Lead Midweek Prayer at Presbyterian Church
Mr. W. L. Hudson will preside over the mid week prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church tonight with the assistance of delegates to the Athens Presbyterial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hudson
The
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Mrs. C. C. Sharp Hosts Missionary Society Tea
Mrs. C. C. Sharp will entertain the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sharp
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Coshocton Social Guests Share Sunday Visits
Miss Doral Young of Coshocton visited Miss Thelma McGiffen on Sunday. Mr. Cecil Ford of Coshocton was guest of John McGilfen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doral Young
Coshocton
Thelma McGiffen
Cecil Ford
John McGilffen
State exam for future normal school entrants planned
The State Department of Education schedules a spring examination for all students intending to enter normal school next September. Eligible are first grade high school graduates and those graduating in 1924. The test covers English and general ability. a 50 cent fee plus 10 cents for materials applies. The Ohio University Normal College will supervise the test at Athens High School on May 10, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Ohio University Normal College
Athens High School
Sewing Club Meeting At Jans Street Home
Miss Fern Parry hosted her sewing club Monday night at Jans street. A late supper followed for members Miss Lucille Fiske Pauline Wagner Florence Cook Inez Wilson Mary Mathewson Ruth Powell and Velma Young. Invited guests were Gladys Bowers Lucille Verity Oris Smith and Frances Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Parry
Jans Street
Lucille Fiske
Pauline Wagner
Florence Cook
Inez Wilson
Mary Mathewson
Ruth Powell
Velma Young
Gladys Bowers
Lucille Verity
Oris, Smith
Frances Parry
Mrs. Tifft Addresses Women at Methodist Church
Mrs. George E. Tifft spoke to a women’s meeting Sunday afternoon in the Methodist church parlors. The address was well received and she was asked to repeat it for the younger generation. A good crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Tifft
Methodist
Columbus guests spend Easter with local McDowells
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lanner and daughters Correne and Ethel and Miss Minnie Mable McDowell of Columbus were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. McDowell. Miss McDowell stayed over Easter before returning to duties as cashier at The Union in Columbus.
W C T U District Meeting at Glouster M E Church
The Glouster M E Church hosts an April 24 program starting at 9 30 A M with sessions led by Mrs Mary Riggs and Mrs Lucille Linscott. It includes committee appointments greetings by Kate Blake and talks on topics such as Americanization health and temperance. Mr and Mrs Henry Ohlinger and two daughters from Haydenville visited local hosts on Madison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster M. E
Mary Riggs
Lucille Linscott
Kate L. Blake
Mary Richard
Nelle Stratton
Laura Spencer
Lavinia Sloane
Elizabeth Mechem
Linnie Smith
Mary McKinley
C. C. Frampton
T. D. Brown
A. A. Turner
Anti-Saloon League
Henry Ohlinger
Haydenville
J .C. McSherry
Madison Street
Mid-Week With Folks of Southeastern Ohio
Southeast Ohio notes document a busy week with Easter visits in Athens Parkersburg and surrounding towns. Local clergy including Rev Moyer serve the Coolville circuit amid community events school terms and road work progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
Ohio
Canaanville to Stage The Road to the City Comedy
A play titled The Road to the City will be performed in Canaanville a light hearted comedy featuring local talent and community spectators. The show promises humor and a warm village mood with an emphasis on everyday life.
Elks Club Dance Set for Thursday Evening
The Elks plan a members only dance at the club for families. Music and dancing run from 8:30 to 12:30, with admission limited to members and their households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Scott Collins Marries Violet Turner in Cincinnati
Scott Collins of Sharonville and Violet Turner of Sharonville wed in Cincinnati on April 11. The bride, a stenographer in Cincinnati, and the couple then toured Kunaio and Niagara Falls before returning home to Sharonville. The Athens county W C T U is mentioned in connection with the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Collin
Violet Turner
Scott Collins
Sharronville
Cincinnati
Kunaio
Niagara Falls
Athens County
School drama nights set for April in Athena region
Pupils of the high school present a two night drama on April 2 and 25 at 7:30. Delegates from here include Hazel Easterling Wilson Helen Seel Ethel Shirley Alma Roue and Lloyd who attended the Sunday school conference in Athena last week. Mary W Young resigns as Canaanville primary teacher. Elizabeth Cavanaugh succeeds. Miss Anna Welsh returns from Jackson. Busy Bee Food Club serves at Athena County field meet on May 2. Rural schools in the township end eight month terms. Benjamin Kolozy family move to Chicago. Iva Marshall of Marion visits. Charles Shirley weekends in Columbus and Marieta Shirley visits Athens with Minnie Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mary Faye Easterling
Wilson
Helen Seel
Ethel Shirley
Alma Roue
Lloyd
Athena
Mary W. Young
Canaanville School
Elizabeth Cavanaugh
Weiss School
Anna Welsh
Willow Creek Social Guests Gather for Easter Visits
Willow Creek and Albany households hosted and visited relatives over Easter. Frances Rinehart of Canaanville joined the Scott and Burkett families in extended gatherings with William Scott and kin.
Judge Denies Alimony Cut for Bootlegger
In Chicago domestic relations court Judge Joseph B. David refuses Arnold Mittleman’s plea for a reduced alimony of ten dollars a week. The judge notes Mittleman’s bootlegging status and denies the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph B. David
David So
Arnold Mittleman
Mra
Mittleman
Dav
Postmastership in Medina area faces cutbacks
Medina Ohio report says the Mallet Creek post office earns 400 dollars yearly with two mail routes, few customers and no Sunday service. The postmaster also oversees two rural mail carriers, highlighting staffing and revenue concerns in the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina, O
Mallet Creek
Easter Visitors And Church Meeting In Albany
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church plans a Thursday 2 p.m. meeting with Mrs. Ed Lasch. Miss Alta Coe and Miss Mabel Coe visited from Columbus for Easter with their father T. W. Coe and Mrs. Coe. Columbus schools closed for Easter vacation Friday and Monday. Helen and Sylvia Rush of Lancaster spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Parkersburg
Methodist Church
Coolville
Lew Humphrey
Athens
Drue McWhorter
Mineral
Nora Johnson
Ed Davidson
Ed Brawley
Harris
Windon
Clarksburg
Joe Keever
Fred Mediey
John Baker
Torch
Ansley Blackburns
Ira Conley
Garrett
Melvin Ice
Mr. Logue
Julian Adams
Myrta Adams
EF. K. Parker
Jessie
Gladys
Aaron Baker
Derbyshire
Marietta
Baker
Troy Township
M. E. Church
Ed Lasch
Alta
Mabel Coe
Columbus
T. W. Coe
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S. HW. T. Club
Hockingport
Gladyse Warner
Hebbardsville
Railroad Street
Albany
Young Peoples
Harley Fletcher
Julia Stanley
Edith van Dyke
Lena Johnson
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal
Lucile Bolin
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Sedwick Vale
Dyesville
A. Cotton
Faye Baker
Juanita Bobo
Lookout
Ohio University
Amanda Wingett
Townhouse
Richard En
Will Cline
H. I. Brooks
Harold and
Robert
Keith Zimmerman
Dana Bolin
Dana
Canaanville
Public
Price
Stuarts Opera House
Sele
Jesse L. Lasky
Ays Fy As
Ades & Paramount Production
America
Chestnut Street
Public Square
Willow Creek
William Scott
Sant Burkett
Frances Rinehart
Clarence Williams
Orland
Virgil Burkett
Canton
Hazie Williams
Hasting
Santford
F. M. Scott
Pearl Tedrow
Helen Mansfield
James Scott
Eddie Leonard
Vern Scott
Amy Scott
Whan
JV. M. Scott
Francis Scott
Rockland
Ray McPherson
Wirat Burkett
Luella Scott
Smithfield
Burkett
Hasie Williams
Scotts Eee
Adoctors
Jaques
Moaree
N. C
J. S. Massey
M. D
Jaques Capsule CO
Lattsburg, N. J
Tritipp & Simmons
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Coplovees
Charance
MRO. C. MH
Maruko
Central Park
Rochester, Ws
Lydia E. Pinkham
Biucuiv Alo
N. Y
Lydia EB. Pinkham
C. M. Uko
Rochester
Mica
Tuszssa McDoix
Ludington
Michigan
Lydia Espinkham
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