Local Notes and Society News from Athens Area
Mr BR M Laird of Lancaster returns to Athens. The Childs Conservation League will meet Tuesday evening at 730 with Mrs Homer C Clark. Mrs Fannie Wells of Amesville returns home after visiting the Palmers. Edna Endly Mabel Hagemeyer and Louise Eckel from Economical department Chicago drive to Columbus for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Don Chadwell announce the birth of Flora Jean on Friday April. Glenn F Blackledge of Ohio State University returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs Conservation League
Homer C. Clark
Grosvenor Street
Edna Endly
Mabel Hagemeyer
Louise Eckel
Chioty
Columbus
Don Chadwell
Dorothy DeMolet
The
Congress
Flora Jean
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Tubes and Bottles
The ad touts Zemo as a non greasy cure for pimples eczema and ringworm. It claims easy access at drug stores with a 35 cent small tube and a one dollar extra large bottle offering a clean penetrating treatment for healthier skin.
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Zemo
Athens visitors flock to see Lightnin in Parkersburg
In Athens and nearby towns residents traveled to Parkersburg W V Saturday evening to view the American comedy Lightnin Others returning home include Rose Blanche and Martha Price and Mary Frances Lawhead who joined family in Parkersburg Roach family member J Chapman Ward Jr and his wife visited Marietta for their daughter Mrs J Chapman Ward Harold Wells left for New York City to train in wireless telegraphy and join The Movie Weekly staff Eli Foster returned from Washington DC visiting his mother and meeting his congressman brother I M Foster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. W. Ackley
L. V. Brown
F. M. Hutchinson
A. B. Wells
Rose
Blanche
Martha Price
Mary Frances Lawhead
A. C. Roach
J. Chapman Ward ‘Jr
Marietta
J. Chapman Ward
Seal Harold Wells
E. Wells
Kurtz Avenue
New York City
Movie Weekly
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Eli Foster
Milwaukee
Franklin E. Foster
Washington D. C
National Capitol
I. M. Foster
Alpha Sigma Alpha Honors New Patroness at Park Place Tea
Compliment to patroness Mrs Fordyce Stewart featured a Sunday afternoon gathering at Mrs E M Garretts 5 Park Place from 2 to 4 with songs readings and refreshments. Pink and white carnations were given as favors and patronesses included Mrs Garrett Mrs Frederic Treachey Mrs W F Peters and Mrs Ralph P Jennings.
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Fordyce Stewart
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
E. M . Garrett
Park Place
Garrett
Frederic Treachey
W. FP. ‘Peters
Ralph P. Jennings
Pallas club honors Mrs Hobson on 86th birthday
The Pallas club held a Saturday program on Tendency in Manners and Morals with Mrs James A Palmer hosting. Mrs W F Mercer gave current events while Mrs A B Price led and presented Mrs S N Hobson with a corsage for her 86th birthday, noting her role as founder and two year presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
James A. Palmer
W. F. Mercer
A. Y. Wilcox
Mary Kahler
A. B. Price
N. Hobson
Logan High Mourns Johnson Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
Nathan Johnson aged 66 died after weeks of illness at a Columbus home and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery. He formerly lived in Logan and leaves three daughters in the city, Mia, Beatrice, and others. The report notes his funeral occurred Monday. Logan High gains second win as Soliday leads 16 to 6 victory over Murray High at the fairgrounds Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Johnson
Hig
Columbus
Logan
Oak Grove
Johnson
Jac Iles
Mia
Harry Warner
Beatrice Johnson
L. H
Logan High
Murray High School
Fairgrounds
Soliday
Logan Boys
Murray
Simons
Kardest
Ward
Roberts
Foreman
Lauer
Logan Road Work Presses On As Fall Access Improves
Three main roads out of Logan show rapid progress with contractors Barthlow and Son on the Logan Lancaster road E N Turner on the Logan Nelsonville pike and James Petrie on the Logan New Straitaville road all are Logan men The projects aim to ease travel before fall through Logan and surrounding areas
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Logan
Barthlow and Son
Logan-Lancaster
E. N. Turner
Logan-Nelsonville
James Petrie
Logan- New Straitaville
Shooting on North Market Street Ends in Wounding
A serious shooting occurred on North Market Street at 8 P M Saturday when William Nunemaker shot Ervin Gordon through the abdomen with a 25 calibre revolver. Nunemaker, described as intimately involved with Gordon's wife, allegedly fired after Gordon resented the advances. Several onlookers witnessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Wm. Nunemaker
Ervin Gordon
Nunemaker
Gordon
Fatal shooting as Nunemaker surrenders to sheriff
Witnesses could not describe the moment of the fatal shot. Nunemaker surrendered to Sheriff Larimer after driving to the Lanning Motor Company salesroom. The wounded man was treated by Dr. Campbell, transported to Columbus hospital, and remains in critical condition. Nunemaker is jailed.
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Nunemaker
Lanning Motor Company
Larimer
E. Ed. Campbell
Columbus
Licenses Issued by Judge Stephenson Many from Logan Area
The record lists licenses granted by Judge C. T. Stephenson including William Lanning 46 carpenter Logan Ada Woodruff 50 housekeeper Logan Rev Spears Emmit Swain 26 farmer Fairfield Bessie Julian 18 at home Perry township Rev Mr Blair Sherman Poling 24 laborer Marion township Rosalee Christian 22 housekeeper Logan Rev Mr Spears George T Wine 33 farmer Bloomingville Estella Starkey 37 housekeeper Bloomingville N D Hill justice of peace Raymond Achauer 22 laborer Haydenville Gertrude L Moore 13 at home Haydenville Rev Mr Spears
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C. T. Stephenson
William
Estella Starkey
Bloomingville
N. D
Epsonade Salts Lemonade Cure Promoted by Association
A novelty product called Epsonade Salts blends genuine Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts to taste like sparkling lemonade. Sold by druggists as a tastier remedy for biliousness headaches or constipation, it is touted as a notable discovery of the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
Solons Near Close of Eighty Fourth General Assembly
Columbus April 25 The eighty fourth general assembly likely ends this week as governor aims for an adjournment date. lawmakers passed meritorious measures aiding business and labor and addressing world war veterans concerns. Archer district realignment changes affect Tenth Twelfth and Thirteenth districts including Fairfield Hocking Athens Jackson Vinton Gallia Meigs Lawrence Morgan Guernsey Noble Monroe and Washington counties.
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Columbus
Eighty-Fourth General Assembly
Davis
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Fairfield
Hocking
Perry
Athens
Jackson
Vinton
Gallia
Meigs
Lawrence
Morgan
Guernsey
Noble
Monroe
Washington
Golden Rule in Industry Shown by Cincinnati Firm
Arthur Nash of Cincinnati spoke in Athens on applying the Golden Rule to business and labor relations. He described starting the A Nash Company in 1916 with low pay, then sharing profits and boosting wages as output rose, showing workers and owners under one rule.
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Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Athens First
Nash
Athens
A. Nash
Mr. Nash
A. Nash Company
Back State Building and Loan Offers 5 Percent Time Deposits
Savings message touts 5 percent on time deposits as the highest rate while claiming absolute safety. Back State Building and Loan Co located at 422 West Gay Street Columbus reports assets over 21 million dollars.
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Back State Building and Loan Co
West Gay &T
Columbus
Cooperation as Golden Rule in labor and capital
Mr. Nash argues the capital and labor problem is solved by the Golden Rule. He says labor unions protect circulation and improve health, while union doctors should not harass workers. He warns of radicals among labor leaders and quacks among doctors, urging cooperation as applied Golden Rule.
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Mr. Nash
Deaths-Funerals M M Gardner Athens Father in Law of Fred Pickering
Marcus M. Gardner a well known Morrow county and Athens figure died in Columbus early last week. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Fred Pickering and two grandsons. A former Mt Gilead banker and farmer he had recently built a fine home in Columbus and planned to spend his days there. He was long a prosperous businessman with various interests.
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Marcus M. Gardner
Athens
Fred S. Pickering
Columbus
Morrow County
Fred Pickering
Mr. Gardner
Mt. Gilead Banks
Chamber seeks site for government aviation station at Lorain
The Lorain Chamber of Commerce is negotiating the location of a United States government aviation field in the city. Officials discuss suitable sites and potential impact on local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Nervous People Promise Weight Gain With Bitro-Phosphate
A drug claim asserts that haggard and depressed individuals will recover vitality after a short course of Bitro-Phosphate. McKee Drug Co. guarantees the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Combined Patterns 3579 and 3570 for Shirt Waist and Skirt
Two separate patterns mailed on receipt of 12 for each pattern in one cent stamps. Shirt waist sizes 34 through 46 with 3 yards of 36 inch material for medium. Skirt sizes 25 through 34 with 3 yards of 54 inch material for 28 inch size.
Billy Whiskers and Stubby Plan Escape From Army
Billy Whiskers Jr. and Stubby, a goat mascot, discuss leaving their regiment amid food shortages. They overhear soldiers plotting to capture the goat for meat, prompting a nighttime escape attempt toward a river for rest and relief, before a planned departure is thwarted.
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Billy Whiskers Jr
Stubby
Billy Jr
Gwenda's ParisianDinner with John, Secrets and smiles
Gwenda reunites with John in Paris as he flirts and plots influence over her career. He boasts of his connections and a possible start for her in Europe while she contends with guilt over deception. They ride through sunset woods and plan a celebratory dinner before the scene ends.
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Gwenda
John
Fern
Bois
Paris
Europe
Comtesse
Miss Miles
Sunday Was Great Day for Churches
Hebbardsville churches united under evangelist A. C. Hakim held a crowded service. Twenty five children and sixteen adults pledged themselves to the Christian life. Meetings continue for two weeks with nightly prayer at seven and evangelistic services at 7 30. Starting Thursday the second half moves from the Methodist to the Presbyterian church.
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Hebbardsville
A. C. Hakim
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hakim
ANP A P A CONVENTION OPENS IN NEW YORK
The American Newspaper Publishers Association holds its annual convention in New York with publishers from across the United States in attendance at the Waldorf Astoria. Topics include labor costs newsprint prices advertising rates relations taxation and postal regulations.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Ladies Aid Meeting Set at Mary Snow Residence
The Ladies Aid plans its regular meeting at secretary Mary P. Snow's home in Clarks Chapel C April 27 at 1 PM. Special work to be done and members urged to attend with thimbles.
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Ladies Aid
Clarks Chapel
Mary P. Snow
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BR. M. Laird of Lancaster
Fannie Wells
Amesville
Glenn EF. Blackledge
Ohio State University
Tre
Selel Bree
Dept
Baltimore
Bayer
Nhe
Paline Club
William McCormick
Margaret
William Bort
John Pettitl
Clayton Schiede
Buckeye Lake
Harry Shaw
East Hunter Street
Fred Willeye
Dayton
Frank Harden
Emily Brown
Lancaster
Lawrence Adcock
Logan Man
EPSOM
Cox
Iive
Industrial Commission
E. R. Lash
By Beck
M. M. Gardner
Pattfan
AFP
Billy Whiskers
Billy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron, O
Chichester
Siey B
H.W. Brooks
Brooks & Fierce
Lash
Suede
Ideal Shoe Shining Parlor
Stacy Boyer
Cash Shoe Store
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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