Proper Child Care and Clothing Talk at Local Club
The Child's Conservation League met at Mrs. Frank W. Cone's home on Franklin Avenue to hear papers on Proper Clothing For Children by Mrs. Charles Smith and Proper Care of Childrens Feet by Mrs. Ralph Woods. President Mrs. Ernest Gross presided, with leader Mrs. J. A. Jones. A flower contest awarded first prize to Mrs. Thomas Clark and consolation to Mrs. Charles Smith. Hostess provided luncheon served by her daughters Pauline and Ruth. guests included Mrs. T. J. Barlow Albany and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Conservation League
Frank W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
Charles Smith
Ralph Woods
Leach
Ernest Gross
J. A. Jones
Homas Clark
Pauline
Ruth
Teachers Honor Superintendent W E Riley At Home
Chauncey high and Dover township teachers gathered at 15 South Congress street to affirm loyalty to Superintendent W E Riley for three years. They presented him a leather traveling bag during a social hour and refreshment period before departing, wishing him prosperity in his future endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey High
Dover Township
W. E. Riley
South
Congress Street
Earl Miller
Mr. Riley
Social Literary club meets with music focus and readings
Mrs. J. D. Haskins hosts at 159 Grosvenor street with leader Mrs. F. B. Gullum. Program includes solo by Mrs. B. M. Covert, papers on Cadman by Mrs. Henry A. Hatch, readings on MacDowell, and two MacDowell piano selections. A contest awards first and second prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
J. D. Haskins
Grosvenor Street
F. B. Gullum
B. M. Covert
Gena Branscombe
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Henry A. Hatch
Clarence Roach
Allen R
East Side PTA April Meeting Notes
The East Side Parent Teacher Association met at three o'clock on a Tuesday in the East Side building. Low attendance due to bad weather but a stimulating session featured Miss Irma Stanfield Red Cross executive secretary describing county relief work and club efforts for men and women. Mr. and Mrs. W H Brown return from Piqua where they spent winter with daughter Mrs Edwin Olsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent- Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Harris
D. C. Snow
George McLaughlin
Carl Fuller
Irma Stanfield
Red Cross
W. H. Brown
Piqua
Edwin Olsten
Guest Night of Music Club Delights Local Audience
The Woman’s Music Club hosted a 190 attendee guest night at Mrs. L. V. Brown’s home. Chairman Allen R. Kresge organized a highly praised program featuring solo and instrumental works by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Miss Ness, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Blasius, and others, including a chorus and violin pieces. The evening showcased a wide range of genres from vocal numbers to piano and violin solos amid a warmly received reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Womans Music Club
L. V. Brown
Allen R. Kresge
Music Cales
Rachmaninoff
H. H. A. Beach Music Club
Spirit Flower
Campbell Tipton
Big Brown Bear
Manna Zucca
Siegel
Sabedageegiverera Labs
Miss Arpee
Italy
Logan
Blasius
Miss Allen and Mr. Vercoe Guests at Logan Club
Miss Allen of Logan and Mr. Vercoe were guests of the club, attending as notable members. Their presence was noted as part of a social gathering hosted by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen of
Logan
Mr. Vercoe
Stills seized. Mills flees as officers seize mash
Glouster officers seized two copper stills and a quart of white mule after arresting H. C. Mills who fled when warned to halt. About 100 gallons of mash were destroyed. Jim Giacomo fined for manufacturing home brew. Council rejects wage cut for street labor. Protest against a gasoline storage station is noted as ordinance is read. Grant centennial parade planned with 1 pm assembly and opera house program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Williams
Blower
Derthick
H. C. Mills
Mills
Jim Giacomo
Gormley
Constable Blower
Jim
Glouster
Main and
Cross Streets
F. R. Beasley
Spring Street
The Princess Bulbul Operetta At Athens High School
Athens High School presents The Princess Bulbul an operetta praised for tuneful melodies. Principal cast includes Melba Woodworth Gilberta Hill Katherine McKee Homer Baird Rudolph Pedigo Joseph Farley Edward Sharp and Arthur Cameron. Miss Spring leads rehearsals for the May 2 university auditorium performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Bulbul
Athens High School
Melba Woodworth
Gilberta Hill
Katherine McKee
Homer Baird
Rudolph Pedigo
Joseph Farley
Edward Sharp
Arthur Cameron
Miss Spring
University
Tanlac Restores Philadelphia Woman's Health Says Quote
Mrs Alvah H McCreary of 1551 Locust St Philadelphia credits Tanlac with restoring her health after two years of severe stomach trouble and indigestion She urges others to try Tanlac and notes its availability at Cline Pharmacy Co Athens and other druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah H. McCreary
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Locust St
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Former President Wilson to greet delegates at home
In Baltimore on April 26 former President Wilson will greet delegates to the National League of Women Voters convention as they assemble at his Washington home. Mrs. Wilson announced by telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Baltmore
Wilson
National League of Women Voters
Washington
Mutual Savings and Loan to Open Soon
Prof. T. N. Hoover announces the Mutual Home and Savings association will open for business soon. Charter granted, constitution adopted, nine directors elected Thursday evening at the Athens Chamber of Commerce hall. Directors to select president and secretary and set by laws before operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Home & Savings Association
T. N. Hoover
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Martha James
Mrs Martha James wife of John James died at 1 am Wednesday at the Lancaster street home aged 71 after a yearlong heart ailment. Survived by husband son Frederick Ames ville daughter Mrs Harry Bobo McDougal sister Mrs George Young Am boy Ill. Funeral arrangements pending. Funeral Thurs Maude Vercoe First M E church burial in Gloucester Cemetery. Visitation 10 am to 1 pm at 20 Townsend street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha James
John James
Lancaster Street
Frederick
Amesville
Harry Bobo
McDougal
George Young
Amboy
Maude Vercoe
M. EF
Glouster
Townsend Street
Belfast Deadlock in Ulster Free State Peace Pact Talks
The talks between Sir James Craig premier of Ulster and Michael Collins representing the Irish Free State have reportedly reached a deadlock over details of the peace pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Belfast
James Craig
Ulster
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Probst Allowed to Stay in U S Through May 6
Washington reports that Probst, former butler at a Pittsburgh Country club, will be allowed to remain in the United States at least until May 6 under an order issued by Secretary of Labor Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Probst
Butler
Pitteburg Country Club
United States
Labor
Davis
Emma Patterson funeral draws distant attendees
Those gathered by the untimely death of Emma Patterson included Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Adair and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Wells of Bever ly, Rev L A Patterson, Hamden, and other relatives from Cincinnati to Parkersburg attending the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Patterson
M. G
Adair
Truman Wells
Beverly
L. A. Patterson
Hamden
Wilbur Adair
M. G. Blunden
L. H. Glazier
Cincinnati
Ballard
Marietta
H. H. Glazier
Local Socials and School Events In Athens Region
Wilder and nearby families host visitors from Duquesne Columbus and Athens. Clyde Gibson addresses high school history class on late war topics not in standard histories. McDaniel property sale to Lewis Blair and Morris purchase, total around 1700 and 4000 dollars respectively. Floodwood game postponed. county field meet Friday at 10 with literary contests at 6. Miss Lucila Bereta returns home from Guysville. James family mourns Jehu James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Clark
Athens
Geo. Wagener
Pennsville
Leonard Smith
Earl Hartley
Columbus
F. H. Gifford
Nelsonville
Clyde Gibson
G. C. Harris
C. McDaniel
Lewis Blair
Winn Morris
McDaniel
Morris
Lucila Bereta
Guysville
John Parsons
Peter Parsons
Clyde Parsons
Fred James
Jehu James
Athens County High Schools Plan Spring Athletic and Oratorical Contest
The Athens County Athletic and Oratorical Association will hold its annual field meet at the Athens fair grounds on Friday April 28 with eleven of fourteen high schools submitting eligibility lists. The oratorical contest will follow in the evening at a to be announced venue. County Superintendent Dinsmoor was elected president and several officers were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Athletic and Oratorical Association
Dinsmoor
F. P. Clark
Florence Booth
Athens
Athens Fair
To Abolish Gas Baalmann's Tablets Ad
An advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a cure for stomach gas causing heart palpitations and anxiety. It claims quick relief, harmless ingredients, and urges purchase from Cline Pharmacy Co and other druggists. J Baalmann of San Francisco is listed as chemist. Price is $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Baalmann
Cline Pharmacy Co
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
War Contracts Probe Talks Move Ahead in Washington
Secretary Weeks and Attorney General Daugherty met with House Rules Chairman Campbell to discuss resolutions seeking a congressional investigation into war contract fraud handling by the War Department and the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Weeks
Daugherty
Campbell
House Rules Committee
War Department
Department of Justice
Three Arrested on Circus Day
The circus day saw little disorder with police on duty. Three men and one woman were arrested on suspicion by Constable Mariner at Union Station and held at the county jail. Suspects named Robert Burts Walter Bell and Willie Dixon traveling from Charleston to Athens were accused of pocket picking. Continuous detention pending Charleston police word to determine charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner
Athens
Charleston
Union Station
Robert Burts
Walter Bell
Huntington
Willie Dixon
Montgomery
Local Social Roundup From The Plains Area
The Plains Miss Elia Edgar and Mrs L Wheaton of Athens visited Mrs W J Hawk and local couples for Sunday evening. Howard Dow of Athens joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Will Roberts. Andy Hannis Jr left Saturday for Detroit. Jesse Dicken and brother Franklin attended Mechanicsburg spelling school on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Edgar
Athens Residents Attend Funeral and Visits
Ed Burdette from Athens spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. James Partt of Marion Illinois is with Mr. and Mrs. John Gabriel. Jeff Harrison attended the funeral of Mrs. Virgil Snyder in Athens on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burdette
Athens
Frank Smith
James Partt
Marion
John Gabriel
Jeff Harrison
Virgil Snyder
Baby Triggers Wreck On West State Street
Wilbur Morgan of Glouster was thrown through a windshield and Mrs. Morgan suffered a fractured arm after a two year old relative in the front seat toppled toward the door. The car struck a Carpenter Hardware truck parked on the street. doctors later treated Mrs. Morgan at Copeland and Howe hospital without X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West State Street
Wilbur Morgan
Glouster
Mrs. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Carpenter Hardware Company
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T. J. Barlow
Albany
George [. Putnam
R. P. Imes
W. H. Radford
C. L. Jordan
Bene
Eaton’s Highland
Athens Book & News Co
Oscar Fulton
Cline Blog
Baby Chick
Pharmacy Co
Offotare
Elizabeth Kern
Charles Losey
William Burk
North Cemetery Street
Lillian Dowel
Toledo
Trimble
J. W. Sands
Mill Street
Friendship Needle Club
George Junod
Florida
Ft. Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Daytona
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Campanini
Brown
Miss Bowser
Lady Moon
Eeees Coleridge-Taylor
Stevens
Schon
Needham
Niedlinger
Tompkins
Mac Dowell
Nathaniel Dett
Cephas Vercoe
Sia
Remiered Mathews Music Club
U. S. Grant
Republic Avenue
Opera House
Supt
Bryson
Glouster Schools
Civil War Veterans and Daughters of Veterans
Beasley
Mutual’’ Savings and Loan
Baby
Lash
Mr. Farmer
Fairshinson & Stickney Athens
Yao
America
Mclune Tire & Accessory Company
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