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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1927

Page

5

Social notes include visits and club events in Athens Columbus

Mrs Diana Arnold from Youngstown visits with Prof T N Hoover and family in Columbus as they travel to Athens. Pallas club honors Mrs S N Hobson on her 91st birthday with a scarf gift and a Flowers and Shrubs program led by Mrs P G Dowler. Cresset hosts at Ohio University deans, faculty members and students in a series of at home events.

Diana Arnold Youngstown T. N. Hoover Elmwood Place S. N. Hobson Pallas Club James P. Porter C. D. Hopkins Cresset Irma E. Voigt Ohio University Angella Woods Sharp

Golden Wedding Observed by Campbell Couple in Nelsonville

Chauncey April 25. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Campbell of this city was celebrated Sunday at their home on May avenue. The couple and many relatives and friends attended the gathering with numerous relatives from Nelsonville Athens and Haydenville.

John J. Clark Athens Susan Helen Dwight Robert Stoats Warren W. Stoats Greenfield St. Joseph's Cathedral Columbus James F. McCarney Sara Edwards Richard Uhl Stoat John Clark A. C. Shayne Edith Dawson Frances Cunningham Shayne Chauncey James Campbell May Avenue Campbell Emanuel Skivers Luther and Cable Albert Thress Athens R. D Stell Peacock Wilbur Murray City James Auflick Rachel Jesse Willis Edna Dell Clifford Lines Oscar Haybrow Lou Hartley Gwen Adda Matheny Juanita Kentner Nelsonville Phillip Powell Floyd Wemmer Vera John Cline Millfield A. J. Skivers Nora Nelson Skiver Goldie Evans Arthur Todd Haydenville Charlies Syx Katherine Mildred Thimmes Paul Andrews Thomas Campbell

Chosen Leader Chauncey Miss Palmer Elected C E President

Miss Jeanette Palmer was elected president of the Christian Endeavor society at the First Christian church Sunday evening after Miss Florence Brewer resigned and moved to Athens. Brewer had served as president for two years. Tuesday evening members will attend a local social at Bishopville Christian church with music readings and games followed by a social hour.

Chauncey Jeanette Palmer Christian Endeavor Society First Christian Church Florence Brewer Athens

Merit Badges Awarded To Chauncey Scout Troop

Six members of Chauncey Troop No. 1 receive merit badges at a regular Scout meeting in Chauncey. Scoutmaster Ralph C. Pritts presents the awards to Bennie Ferrer Forest Swart Dale Warner Neal Tippett Carroll Tippett and Charles Minister. The group plans to meet again Tuesday evening at the Scout building.

Chauncey Boy Scouts Chauncey Ralph C. Pritts Bennie Ferrer Rorest Swart Dale Warner Neal Tippett Carrol Tippett Charles Minister

Farewell Party For Sabbath School Superintendent Felter

Chauncey Co. B. Felter, superintendent of the Sabbath school at the Seventh Day Adventist church, was feted at a farewell party hosted at his home Saturday evening as he prepares to leave the area. Guests included Mrs. Alva Karns and the Karns family, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Crinkshank, the Ryder family, Mrs. Sweazy, the Clary family, and Felter and his relatives.

B. Felter Seventh Day Adventist Church Felter Alva Karns Ervin Karns Frances and Lavera John Palmer Luther Crinkshank Charlie Ryder

The Plains Aid Meeting Recap

The Plains Aid held a regular meeting outlining upcoming community support activities and plans for fundraising events. Members discussed outreach, volunteer roles, and schedules to assist local residents in need.

Food for Young Children booklet urges balanced meals

The Bureau of Home Economics of the Department of Agriculture releases a guide on selecting nutritious foods for children aged three to ten. It details needed foods, portion sizes, and sample menus, urging every caregiver to mail for a copy with four cents for postage.

Bureau of Home Economics Department of Agriculture

Local Social Notes Highlight Boling and Wilson Visits

Mr and Mrs Walter Boling of Columbus spent Friday and Saturday in the city at Mrs Lillie Bolings home. Mrs Lillie Boling son Roger Boling and Mrs Ruth Warner of this city motored to Middleport Sunday. Max Wilson Abe Wilson and the Misses Lena and Edith Wilson of Chauncey were in Columbus last week. Mrs H A Tipton The Plains spent Sunday evening in Chauncey with Mrs Ruth Varner.

Walter’ Boling Columbus Lillie Boling Roger Boling Ruth Warner Middleport Max Wilson Abe Wilson Lena Edith Wilson Chauncey H. A. Tipton the Plains Ruth Varner

Standard Cbater Society Members Honor Dorothy Ball

Members of the Standard Cbater Society at The Plains presented a handkerchief to Miss Dorothy Ball, the society president, at the monthly meeting held at her home.

Dorothy Ball Standard cBater Society the Plains

President to speak in New York after Congress adjourns

President Coolidge plans a New York dinner at the Hotel Biitmore before returning to Washington. This marks his first major address since Congress adjourned and his first New York visit in a year. The speech begins at 9 pm New York time and will be broadcast by WEAF WIZ and shortwave via WGY to South America.

New York Biitmore Washington Congress Coolidge WEAF WIZ WGY South America

Coolidge to Speak at U P Anniversary Dinner in New York

President Calvin Coolidge prepared for a noon departure on a special train to New York for the twentieth anniversary dinner of the United Press associations. He will deliver an address expected to be one of the year’s most important, broadcast to millions. Accompanied by Mrs Coolidge, aides, a physician, and secret service, he will be heard by hundreds of publishers and editors at the banquet and by radio audiences.

Washington O.R Coolidge New York United Press Associations

Doanville School Posts Perfect April Attendance

In Nelsonville on April 25, the Doanville school reports 100 percent attendance for all three through eighth grade students during April. Listed pupils include Hagel Paulk Anna Bell Warren in third grade Elsie Cable Alice Coleman Eileen Covert Margaret Finn Garnet Gallagher Helen Gibson Phylena Nixon Elizabeth Pomesky Anna Robinett Ethel Robinett in fourth grade Signa Thomas Frances Powell Emma Delong Ethel O Nail Thelma Harvey Audrey Boring in seventh grade and Bonnie Wicks Margie Delong Alma Delong Frankie Ward Clarice Sweazy Bessie McColley Ruth McDonald Mildred Warren in eighth grade.

Nelsonville Doanville School Hagel Paulk Anna Bell Warren Elsie Cable Alice Coleman Eileen Covert Margaret Finn Garnet Gallagher Helen Gibson Phylena Nixon Elizabeth Pomesky Anna Robinett Ethel Robinett Signa Thomas Frances

Eleven Die In Briggs Plant Fire At Harper Street

Detroit April 25 eleven people are dead with three missing and 17 hospitalized after Saturday's 3 060 000 blaze that nearly destroyed the Briggs Manufacturing company automobile body plant on Harper Street. Firemen recovered one body as they cleared the smoldering ruins Sunday. The remaining nine deaths occurred in hospitals.

Detroit O.R Harper Street Briggs Manufacturing Company

Kerensky Slapped in Public by Army Captain

In Chicago on April 25 Alexander Kerensky, former Russian premier, was publicly slapped by a czarist army captain for the second time in the United States. Kerensky dismissed the insult as typical of the czarist officers and declined to have the attacker arrested.

Chicago Alexander Kerensky Russia New York Kerensky

Pilot Clarence Chamberlin Sets Endurance Record Again

Clarence D P Chamberlin, joint holder of the world endurance record, set another endurance mark as he flew with two young passengers. The aircraft touched down after an hour aloft with a broken landing gear, spectators watching in fear while prayers were offered for the pilot and the three passengers.

New York U.P Clarence Dpd Chamberlin

Murray City Man Fined on Liquor Charges

Murray City resident Pete Bittner pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig to possessing intoxicating liquor and transporting liquor. He was fined $300 and costs for each offense, with the car to be sold if fines are not paid within three days. The arrest followed a pursuit by H. T. Phillips and H. A. Leiber after a Friday night stop in Redtown.

Pete Bittner Murray City Pearl W. Helwig Bittner H. T. Phillips H. A. Leiber Redtown Phillips Athens Helwig

History Quiz Answers From The Last Page

A Little History Today presents ten history questions covering the French Revolution Louis XVI leading France Napoleon Bonaparte Waterloo year Florida acquisition from Spain 1819 Chancellorsville death Thomas Jackson Franco Prussian War 1870 Queen Liliuokalani San Francisco earthquake 1906 Emilio Aguinaldo 1914 Sarajevo event sparked World War I.

France Waterloo United States Florida Chancellorsville Liliuokalani San Francisco Aguinaldo Searajevo

Closing Exercises Of County Schools In Athens County

County schools in Athens county will close Tuesday afternoon after Friday and Monday exams. All pupils from fourth grade up take arithmetic English geography and history exams. Promotion certificates will be awarded at the County Teachers Institute in Athens on September first and second.

Athens County H. R. McVay McVay County Teachers’ Institute Athens

Pound to pay guest for wedding car crash

G L Pound whose bridal auto struck guest David Welsh at Pound's wedding must pay Welsh 500 dollars in damages.

Egham Eng G. L. Pound David Welsh Pound Welsh

Installation Athens Hi Y chapter at Pomeroy services

Athens Hi Y club members will conduct installation services for the newly formed Pomeroy high school Hi Y chapter. The event is scheduled for Saturday night May 7 with participants including Chester Border Roy McClanan John Alden Foster Cornwell Elmer Norrss and Athens High School principal F B Harshman.

Athens High School Pomeroy High School Hi-Y Chester Border Roy McClanahan John Alden Foster Cornwell Elmer Norrss F. B. Harshman

Public Forum on Coal Wages and Industry Press Opinion

rT Nelsonville Ohio writes that miners earnings reflect war driven demand not union power. He cites daily wages around 7.50 or 3.00 to 3.50, claims Southern Ohio miners work only when needed, and urges competition across labor and business to avoid idle mines. April 20 1927.

Roscoe Joseph West Virginia Ohio Lothier Lewis Athena Nelsonville

Farm Woman Kills Daughters Then Surrenders

Mrs. Lloyd Overdahl of Flandreau killed her three young daughters while they slept saying she wanted them to go to Heaven. Her husband transported her 20 miles to town and turned her over to police.

Flandreau U.R Heaven Lloyd Overdahl

Threat rises along levees near Cora City endangering vast farmlands

A new levee break near Cora City threatens about 35 000 acres of farm land between Chester and Cairo as the battle to control the Mississippi River continues in Illinois. The breach risks flooding large areas while emergency crews work to reinforce the defenses and protect communities along the Illinois side.

ST Louis Justas Illinois Cora City Chester Cairo

Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Quick Constipation Relief

An ad claims Edwards Olive Tablets provide quick relief from constipation and liver issues with a claim that they detoxify and refresh the body. It promotes their use for dark breath, fatigue, and headaches, asserting many thousands take them daily.

Edwards Sedtce

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