Burma Promenade Etiquette Cigar Stock Warned
In Burma no lady would think of starting for a promenade without taking with her a stock of cigars.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1921
Page
5
Society and Local News Highlights From Athens Area
Mrs. Lucy Totman leaves for a two week Dayton visit while Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins depart for Charlevoix Michigan for a month. Grace Junod arrives from Washington DC to visit her parents. A nine pound son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swartz at 152 Mill Street on Monday August 15. Edith Lawson flies home to Thurman for ten days with her father. Mrs. John Pritchard of Columbus visits her son William Pritchard and stays with Mrs. Mary Develyn. The Lee, Dean and Janie Dean clan return from Akron to their Ames home. James A. Jones and children travel to New Straitsville to visit his parents. Charles Kircher family return from Buckeye Lake cottage Willow Lodge at Summerland Beach. Ruth Burdette heads to Connellsville PA then Niagara Falls and Buffalo with a Harbaugh family visit. Belle Dewey travels to East Liverpool, Mansfield, Columbus and Buckeye Lake. Mrs. S. K. Warrener returns from Bowling Green KY after two weeks with her sister and Amesville. Mrs. Howard Flinn and a Roxabel cousin go to Coolville to visit parents. W. A. Dean and W. W. Clendenin's family return from Youngstown and Columbus visits. Floyd Hoisington returns home after a week with relatives in Chauncey and Athens. F. H. McVay, longtime educator, returns to Nebraska with Prof. Dixon for a promoted school position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Race
Baltimore
Ohio
Had White
Rutland
Frank White
Led White
Joe Myers
Chauncey
Charlies Myers
Farm Bureau
Town Hall
Dr. Philson
Racine
Jonah Cottrell
Goble
Hysell
McCumber
Gribble
Pomeroy
Linnie Lathey
George Clark
Stanley
Albany
Jonah Cottrel
Charley Jones
Riley Lathey
Mrs. Cu
Anna Sturm
Belpre
H. M. Walden
C. A. Bingman
Glouster
Huntington
W. Va
G. R. Gunder
Blanche Walden
Athens
C. M. White
Adolphus R. Frame
A. M. Frame
Sarah
Aliee
Elizabeth Bailey
Wilda
John Shanks
Nora Wise
Ralph
Delaware
S. H. Morris
Frazersburg
Morris
G.W. Dean
A. W. McBride
Carson Boggs
Sidney Tilton
Boges
Coolville
Lottridge
Social Roundup of Visits and Weddings in Kirksville Area
Dr and Mrs Wiley Sprague depart for Yellowstone and Pacific coast tour with postgraduate work in San Francisco. Miami visitor Torloff Klinkenberg, Florida decorator, enjoys time at Coshoc ton. LeRoy family to Kirksville for osteopathy studies. Mrs Palmer and party travel to Lancaster. Buckeye Lake vacation group heads to Willow Lodge cottage. Elizabeth Blackstone arrives for Cameron Gullette wedding at Sunnyside Drive. Lena Patterson returns from Kirksville to visit family as father recovers. Prof A H Dixon of University Place Nebraska greets former county Teachers Institute friends. noted Nebraska educator and Ohio University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley T. Sprague
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast Country
San Francisco
A. H. Dixon
University Place
Nebra
Marshall Dixon
County Teachers Institute
Nebraska
Ohio University
Socialites Host Summer Dinner at the Colonial
Mrs Lena M Slattery and her daughter Mrs Frank Logan of Ocala Florida, summering here, chaired a Colonial dinner described as one of the season’s finest. Forty guests dined among old fashioned bloom centerpieces while ladies wore their finest evening attire in a vivid color harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M., Slattery
Frank Logan
Ocala
Florida
Local Visitations and Community Notes from Harrisonville
Harrisonville residents welcome visitors from Baltimore and Chauncy and report on farm visits. A town hall farm bureau meeting occurred last Wednesday. Local doctors and families checked on ill neighbors and hospitalizations. an ice cream supper by Sunday school drew strong attendance.
Glouster and Athens Candidates Must File Expense Accounts
Glouster candidates before the pri mary must file expense accounts with the board of elections by Friday. Even if no spending occurred the account must be filed. Local board members E. L. Jones and Ira Andrews accept filings. Athens candidates may file with W. A. Carpenter in Athens, while Nelsonville candidates should mail to the Athens board of elections, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Glouster
E. L. Jones
Ira Andrews
Election Board
Athens
W. A. Carpenter
Nelsonville Cadidates
Ohio
Local women recovering well from Columbus hospital operations
Mrs Isaac Jones Sr Mrs Elmer Nott and Miss Stella Green of this city underwent operations in a Columbus hospital last week and are reported getting along nicely according to yesterday's word received.
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Isaac Jones Sr
Elmer Nott
Stella Green
Columbus
Families Visit Cambridge and Bainbridge Residents
Mrs. Lena Shepard and grandson Thomas Shepard of Cambridge are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Davis at Maplewood. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Sapp and their daughter Mary of near Bainbridge are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rockhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Shepard
Thomas Shepard
Cambridge
T. F. Davis
Maplewood
T. R. Sapp
Mary
Bainbridge
C. K. Rockhold
Bridge couple ships household goods to Columbus
Mr and Mrs Z Z Bridge have moved their household goods to Columbus and will reside on North High street where Mr Bridge bought property earlier. He ran a restaurant and rooming house in the city for several years but sold the business a few months back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Z. Bridge
Columbus
North High Street
Bridge
Andrews and Jones depart for Magnetic Springs trip
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Andrews and Mrs. C. F. Jones left this morning for Magnetic Springs to spend a few days.
New Straitsville to Meet Glouster in Sunday Baseball
The last New Straitsville base ball team is to play Glouster on local grounds Sunday afternoon at 2 30 if the weather permits. The two prior Sunday games were rained out. New Straitsville battery: Corbett Snyder and Ward. Glouster battery: Webb and Thomas.
Bennett family joins relatives across county lines
Mrs A M Bennett with daughters Beulah and Mary Elizabeth returned from a visit with relatives in Jackson county. A W Cole and family of Trimble and Leonard McCullough of Gloucester motored to Guysville Sunday to spend the day with W C Burton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M.bennett
Beulah
Mary Elizabeth
Jackson County
A. W. Cole
Trimble
Leonard McCullough
Glouster
Guysville
W. C. Burton
Albany Girl Weds East in Arizona Marriage Quiet
Miss Esta Minear and Mr. Earl Rapless were quietly married on August 12 in Arizona. The bride, daughter of A. Z. Minear near Albany, was a former nurse at Socorro hospital New Mexico. They will reside in Casa Grande Arizona after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, CO
Esta Minear
Earl Rapless
Arizona
A. Z. Minear
Albany
Socorro Hospital
Socorro
New Mexico
Holland Minear
Casa Grand Arizona
Bainess
California
Mrs. Bayless
Casa Grande
Sheriff sale transfers farm in Pomeroy to James Bogess
The late Retta Forrest's farm was sold at sheriff's sale in Pomeroy last Saturday to James Bogess for $4,500. M. E. Forrest, a carpenter in Rutland, spent the weekend at home. Mrs. G. B. Kayser and Ethel Hendrickson visited Henry Steinmetz and his family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta Forrest
Sheriff's Sale
Pomeroy
James Bogess
M. E. Forrest
Rutland
G. B. Kayser
Ethel Hendrickson
Henry Steinmetz
motorists dodge proposed 10 dollar auto tax
Ohio motorists face relief as White House talks with Congress drop plans for a 10 tax per automobile. The plan would have added over 6 million dollars in state and federal levies, with AAA and OA mobile groups pushing to curb auto taxation. A ban on nonmember touring motorists for road information was also discussed. In a separate ruling, Ohio allows workmen's compensation insurance for maritime employers, affecting Lake Erie and Ohio River businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
White House
Harding
Senate
House
American Automobile Association
Ohio State Automobile Association
Ime
Washington
Columbus
B. W. Gearhar
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Local notes from Athens and surroundings
Carpenter Mary Virginia daughter of Emmet Starkey underwent tonsil removal at Copeland Howe hospital Athens last week. Armstead Mace Mrs I M Swett and W J Swett visited Pomeroy early week. Guy C Gorby building a garage with J C Gorby and Jesse Sisson assisting. Mr Clark and wife visited Harrisonville relatives. W A Throckmorton received a carload of coal Saturday. John Harmon an Albany visitor. Mrs I M Swett sold 442 dozen pickles from a 40 foot row at 10 cents per dozen. an acre like this row could net about 400. Carey Woodyard ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Harley Dudgeon and two New York children visiting Harry Dudgeon family. Mrs Eldon Sisson rented Albany property. Henry Steinmetz looked after farm interests in Scipio township. Columbia township to vote on three mill school levy at November election. Mrs Carl Carsey of Athens visited Landon Marcum family. Carl Ogdin J W Lowther and Marion Swett Albany visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia
Emmet Starkey
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Athens
Armstead Mace
I. M. Swett
W. J. Swett
Pomeroy
Guy C. Gorby
J. C. Gorby
Jesse Sisson
Mr. Clark
Harrisonville
John Jordan
W. A. Throckmorton
John Harmon
Albany
Carey Woodyard
Harley Dudgeon
New York
Harry Dudgeon
Eldon Sisson
Henry Steinmetz
Scipio Township
Columbia Township
Carl Carsey
Landon Marcum
Carl Ogdin
J. W. Lowther
Marion Swett
Disoriented man found after eight months
A. Ross sought treatment from Dr. O Arthur Carr in Aberdeen North Dakota for a bad headache and after two visits revealed his real name Bert Tilden from Ing, North Dakota. He last remembered leaving home in June headed for Rochester Maine for treatment. His wife and kin have searched for him. he has money and may have worked as a carpenter but cannot recall where.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
A. Ross
O. Arthur Carr
Bert Tilden
N. D. Tilden
Rochester, Main
Roy Burton Visiting A. W. Sole Family
Roy Burton from Guysville is spending the week with A. W. Sole and family in Trimble during a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burton
Guysville
A. W. Sole and Family
Trimble
Concert at McDougal by Parker Brothers of Athens
The Parker Brothers of Athens present a Saturday evening concert at Mac Dougal with a grove social and various foods. Proceeds will fund a new piano for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcdougal
MacDougal
Parker Brothers of Athens
Grove
Ithe Church
Flow of red liquor worth a million sought by enforcement
Washington reports officials estimate additional appropriations of 1,000,000 are needed to halt smuggling of liquor into the United States. A submarine chaser blockade is expected as the coast guard operates over 100 cutters from bases at Boston New York Savannah Norfolk and other Atlantic ports. Prohibition Officer Haines notes no Navy aid request has been made by Secretary Denby. In other news David Christian pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was fined 300 plus costs, with confinement to Columbus work house if unable to pay. Izetta Stilwell faces abandonment charge and pleads not guilty. census notes Nevada has the fewest women per population among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Dity Enforcement Office
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Coast Guard Service
Ymuassiere
Boston
New York
Savannah
Norfolk
Prohibition
Haines
Secretary of Navy
Denby
Helwig
David Christian
Helwie
Columbus
Izetta Stilwell
Birthday Party Attends Isaac Snowden in Albany
Aug 16 Albany Ohio report notes the seventy eighth birthday of Isaac Snowden at his home. Attendees include relatives and friends: Minerva Lewis of Columbus sister-in-law. John Sprague and three Strouds Run children. Kisworth Snowden of Rutland. Susan Bennett of Athens. S M Howard and Chester and daughter. Lizzie Tinker and Harold. Harley Cline of Albany. Will Cline and Harold. J J Carsey. Lottie Smith and Kenneth. Clark Murray. Perry Reeves of Athens. Sherman Gordon of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Snowden
Albany
Minerva Lewis
Columbus
John Sprague
Strouds Run
Kisworth Snowden
Rutland
Susan Bennett
Athens
Lizzie Tinker
Harold
Hebbardsville
Harley Cline
Will Cline
J. J. Carsey
Lottie Smith
Kenneth Smith
Clark Murray
Perry Reeves
Sherman Gordon
Sugar Beet War On Near Toledo Among Farmers
Farmers near Curtice in Lucas county report spikes and iron bolts found in shocks of oats and wheat damaging a threshing machine. Authorities to investigate amid rumors of a sugar beet war and resentments over sugar beet bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Curtice
Lucas County
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio Holds Closed Session
Ways and means of combating liquor-law violations were discussed during a closed session of the anti-saloon league of Ohio in Columbus on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
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Rey’s
Lash
B. M. Covert
Cornwell
Tith
Lucy Totman
Dayton
George W. Hopkins
Charlevoix
Michigan
Grace Junod
Washington D. C
Mrs
George Junod
Dana Swartz
Mill Street
Edith Lawson
University Terrace
Thurman
Robert Lawson
John Pritchard
William Pritchard
Mary Develyn
Palmer Street
William Lee
Earl Dean
Janie Dean
Akron
J. H. Gibson
Morris Avenue
James A. Jones
New Straitsville
John Jones
Charles P. Kircher
Buckeye Lake
Willow Lodge
Summerland Beach
Ruth Burdette
Connellsville
Belle Dewey
East Liverpool
Grace Crexall
Mansfield
S. K. Warrener
Bowling Green
Amesville
W. R. Goddard
Howard Flinn
Roxabell
W. A. Dean
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Everett Clendenin
Youngstown
Logan
Floyd Hoisington
Greenfield, O
Flora Hoisington
George Pennell
Helen Hoisington
F. H. McVay
Marshfield
Prof
Dixon
Mr. Torloff Klinkenberg
Miami
Fla
Coshoc Tou
Vern E. LeRoy
Emma Jean
James A. Palmer
Kirksville, Mo
LeRoys
LeRoy
Kirksville School of Osteopathy
Palmer
Lancaster
Kirksville
Elizabeth Blackstone
Circleville
C. W. Gullette
Sunnyside Drive
Cameron C. Gullette
Perla Hickman
Arthur Hickman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lena Patterson
State Normal College
Mme Carpentier
Georges
Mme. Carpentier
Havre
France
America
Jack Dempsey
Mentier
Carpentier
U. S
Tommy Gibbons
West
Eral
Sam
Nevada
Olea Nethersole
London Court
Foster Opa
Kerr Hardware
Goodyear
Athens County Buick
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
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