Social and Local Notes From Athens Area
Friday visitors in Athens include Mr and Mrs W D Phillips of Trimble and Mrs B S Winters who heads to Cleveland to visit her son. Various residents go to events in Glouster Dayton Nelsonville McArthur and Cincinnati with family trips and hospital updates noted. A Woman's Relief Corps meeting is called for a funeral visit and Miss Louise Price returns to spend the weekend with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Phillips of
Trimble
Athens
8. S. Winters
Cleveland
Mr. Minor Robbins
Womans Relief Corps
State and
Lancaster Streets
Martha James
Louise Price
Girl Scouts of
Cincinnati
Anna K
Price
Elmwood Place
Weekend Visits Ahead Among Local Social Circles
Miss Kathryn Lynch travels to Huntington West Virginia to spend the weekend with relatives and friends. Mr Earl Beckley and Mr Edward Jennings accompany Miss Isabel Sherrard to Columbus for a Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity dance. The Beckley Jennings parties will visit Mr and Mrs Don McVay while Miss Sherrard visits Miss Elizabeth Jane Washburn. They plan to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Lynch
Huntington
W. Va
Earl Beckley
Edward Jennings
Isabel Sherrard
Columbus
Beckley
Jennings
Don McVay
Miss Sherrard
Elizabeth Jane Washburn
Hocking County Fish and Game Meeting Draws Crowd
Logan April 28 One of the finest meetings in years drew near two hundred fifty to the Presbyterian church as the Hocking County Fish and Game Protective Association met. Judge Pettit presided and Rev Curtis Douglass opened with prayer. J W Stuber urged keeping politics out of the department and endorsed a fifty cent anglers license to fund hatcheries and polluted streams restoration. The gathering ended with reels of wildlife shown by Stuber and L G Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuber
Young Broker Byrnes Detained Over $100000 Missing
Maurice Byrnes a sixteen year old broker's clerk admitted disposing of 100000 in cash securities and checks by throwing them into a river. He kept about 1000 dollars. Detectives secured his admission after the firm learned securities were not delivered. He remains held on heavy bail awaiting further investigation and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Byrnes
Moeninaes
Young Byrnes
Sunday School Orchestra Elevates Presbyterian Church Event
The article credits a Sunday school orchestra from the Presbyterian church for a portion of the success, noting their fine music as a key contribution to the event's atmosphere and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Bengal Bay in Uproar
Terrific cyclone blasts Bengal bay causing multiple shipwrecks and heavy shore damage, according to a Bombay dispatch received in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal Bay
International News Service
London
Bay of Bengal
Bombay
Athens County Interscholastic Track Meet and Oratorical Tourney
Hundreds of Athens county students gathered in Athens for the second annual county interscholastic track meet and oratorical tournament. Girls prepared for running jumping and hurdles while evening program will include the oratorical contest. Delegations from Albany Chauncey Amesville Canaanville Jacksonville Glouster Lodi Luhrig New Marshfield Stewart and The Plains arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
Albany
Chauncey
Amesville
Canaanville
Jacksonville
Glouster
Lodi
Luhrig
New Marshfield
Stewart
the Plains
Naval Flyers May Lose Rank
Scores of naval reserve aviators who formed the backbone of the navy air forces may be retained in the regular navy by congressional action after a Senate investigation revealed their failures in routine examinations. The reserve aviators face loss of rank and dismissal unless transferred to the regular service at their former ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Naval Reserve
Navy
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Traders Tipped Off on Change
Washington April 28 A Senate charge says an advance tip on government leasing the Wyoming naval oil reserve to a private company caused NYSE trading to surge to over 36 million dollars in three days. Secretaries Fall and Denby and Senator Lafollette are accused of withholding official information from newspapers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Fall and Denby
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senate Today
Banks Adjust Hours In Nelsonville Start May First
Beginning May 1 Nelsonville banks will open at 8 a m and close at 3 p m Until further notice banks will stay closed on pay nights Banks will be open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 as usual The Citizens Central Bank The Peoples Bank Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Citizens Central Bank
The
Peoples Bank Co
Grant centennial program in Glouster opera house
A Civil War veterans and Daughters of Veterans sponsored event honored President Grant’s 100th anniversary at the Glouster opera house. A parade from the brick school to the venue featured students, veterans, and local groups. speeches by Rev. Shaffer and Harry M. Wilson closed the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant
Opera House
Civil War Veterans and Daughters of Veterans
Madison Street
Republic Avenue
High
Main Streets
Daughters of Veterans
American Legion
Bryson
Glouster Schools
Father Shaffer
Harry M. Wilson
Church of Christ
Ohio Judge rules Lash's bitters are medicine not beverage
In Dayton Ohio April 28 1910 Judge S T Snedemer declares Lash's bitters legal under state law as they are medicines and not beverages, so they do not violate dry laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Ohio
8. T. Snedemer
Tornado Levels Homes in General Terán State Nuevo León
A tornado struck General Terán in Nuevo León injuring 306 and killing one person. Forty houses were leveled and advancing reports reached Mexico City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
General
Warships Sent to Siberian Coast to Guard Japanese Fishing Rights
The foreign office said on April 28 that Japanese war ships are being dispatched to the Siberian coast to protect fishing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Foreign Office
Siberian
Fall to Inspect Conditions in Mexico on Tour
Mexico City April 28 The Mexican government grants permission for the private secretary of Interior Secretary A B Fall to enter Mexico for an investigating tour. The move signals a survey of conditions and follows Secretary Fall being at his Three Rivers New Mexico ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
A. B. Fall
Mexico
Calles
Fall
Three Rivers
N. M
Lenine Under Knife in Moscow
The operation on Nickolai Lenine in Moscow was declared entirely successful by officials. Dr Burghart, a German expert, removed a dum-dum bullet from Lenine's right shoulder, lodged there by an assassin in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Burghart
Headdresses Adorned with Carrot Leaves in Past Fashion
In old times women wore carrot leaf decorations on their hats. A claim noted these feathery greens did not tempt birds with the stain of pl ages, implying they offered a safer aesthetic.
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North Court St
L. A. Koons
Herman Koons
Arkansas
Miss Bliss
Miss Harper
Dayton
Frank X. Rauch
South Court Street
Charles Sisson
A. B. Wells
E. C. Schloss
Lew Sprague
McArthur
E. P. Sprague
Morris Avenue
T. J. Davis
J. D. Brown
P. G. Dowler
J. H. Dowler
A. H. Skidmore
Middleport
Frank Buxton
Congress Street
Goodyear West
Roshanara
Krepe
Canton
Preston
Michaels-Stern
Nefa
Sh Gee
Hocking County
Logan
East River
Iaurice Byrnes
Jane Reynolds
Boston Hoaital
Whole County
Congress
Red Men's Hall
Landsitter
Groveport
Cornelius Jack
William Gordon
Lancaster
John M. Gordon
Toledo
Charleston
Here
Hobson
James Morris
John and
William Hedfelt
William Welsch
Alfred Andrews
Isaac Jones Jr
Buckeye Lake
Fair Grounds
7Ico
Bane
Ene
Aero
Minglulf's Look & Gift Shop
Tate
Foster
Venice
Buffet
Tute Tang Il Mills Etc
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