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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits This Week
Mrs Charles Hardy hosted an evening last week with Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy. Guests included Misses Freda and Ardella Ford of Sand Ridge last Thursday. Bob Gibbs visited Monday with Mr and Mrs R H Wemer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hardy
Freda
Ardella Ford
Sand Ridge
Bob Gibbs
R. H. Wemer
Siege at the Jackson relatives visit reported
Residents state Isaac and Paul Jackson and Miss Margaret Jackson were visiting relatives in this place Wednesday when a siege occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Paul Jackson
Margaret Jackson
Parker reunion promises success this Friday at school
The school reunion at Parker on Friday August 27 is expected to be a great success. Jerry Nelson suffered a slight stroke at his son’s Rutland home on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stansbury and Miss Blanche Williamson of Parkersburg are spending vacation with home folks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Jerry Nelson
Rutland
Homer — Stansbury
Blanche Williamson
Parkersburg
Famine of Silver Dollars Linked to African Golf Craze
Cleveland police blame a surge in poverty money shortages on the game of African golf. Raids over two weeks confiscated thousands of cart wheels and other silver pieces, the force reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Editorial warning against Wilson policies and Monroe Doctrine stance
An August 25 Cincinnati Enquirer editorial attacks President Wilson’s foreign policy, arguing continuation would abandon Jeffersonian principles. It warns against centralized power, endorses constitutional balance, and urges Democratic loyalty to avoid repudiation by the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jefferson
Washington
Hamilton
Lincoln
Cleveland
Husbands and Dishes Cartoon Sells Dishwashers
A daily paper cartoon depicts a husband amid a kitchen cluttered with dirty dishes and a letter from Wife about staying another month. The piece notes the dishwasher as a strategic purchase for busy households and reflects on prior resistance to buying one.
Family Care Dilemma Sparks Hidden Household Costs
A mother laid up by illness is told to rest while the father shifts to chores and learns the cost of time. He realizes his own hours are valued, but overlooks the value of his wife and daughter as they bear unseen burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phig
Europe
White House
Louis
Wilson
Democratic Party
Opinions on Harding Barnstorming Debate
Reprinted in the St Louis Times, the piece argues that presidential campaigns should be steady, responsible and informative. It says Harding should avoid “barnstorming” tours that offer no real solutions and only create noise, urging clear stance on government issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet
ST. Louis
Harding
As A Woman Thinks and the God of Doing Things
A 1920 editorial discussion on American women and the value of action over money. It cites a German article noting Americans worship at times the act of doing rather than gold. The piece praises women who work for satisfaction and accomplishment, with reflections on independence and pay.
After Dinner Stories from a Village Sunday School
A doctor who led the village Sunday school asks Willie how to reach heaven. Willie answers we must die, then adds that before we die we must get sick and send for the doctor. The exchange highlights childlike pragmatism and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Freezone promises quick corn relief with easy removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims a small bottle sold by druggists removes hard or soft corns and corns between toes without soreness, allowing immediate lifting with fingers.
Local visitors from Columbus Madisonville and West Virginia
New Marshfield hosts include Mrs F C Hampton of Columbus and Mrs Ida Shawver of Madisonville last week. Mr and Mrs Goodnight of West Virginia visit nephew Lloyd Efaw and family and call on Mr and Mrs John Ross. Kenneth Allison of Columbus stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs L Hawk and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hampton
Columbus
Ida Shawver
Madisonville
Oscar Lewellyn
Goodnight
West Virginia
Lloyd Efaw
John Ross
Kenneth Allison
L. Hawk
Grace Davis Hosts Pleasant Dinner for Athens Guests
Sunday August 22 at the home of W J Davis of Athens R D Grace Davis entertained twenty guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Farmer and children Roy Berneda Kenneth and Robert Nyle of New Marshfield R D Mr and Mrs Floyd Hatch and children Wade and Anita Grace Plymouth Mr and Mrs Arley Howard and daughter Venice Marie Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Earl Davis New Marshfield Mrs Foster Dowler Perry Farmer New Marshfield R D W J Davis and son Orson Athens R D Luster Levering Nelsonville R D and the hostess Rev and Mrs Leslie Dabritz visited Lancas ter camp meetings over Sunday Mrs Sarah De Wees stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and Mr and Mrs B E A Bowers at Albany Miss Ethel Howell planned and carried out a birthday surprise for her brother Walter s eighteenth birthday with games on the lawn and Victrola music Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Howell assisted by Mrs Fred Herron to many named guests and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Davis
Athens R. D
Grace Davis
Charles Farmer
Roy
Berneda
Kenneth
Robert Nyle
New Marshfield
R. D
Floyd Hatch
Wade
Anita Grace
Plymouth
Arley Howard
Venice Marie
Nelsonville
Earl Davis
Foster Dowler
Perry Farmer
Orson
Athens
Luster Levering
Leslie Dabritz
Lancaster
Sarah de Wees
Charles Brown
BE. A. Bowers
Albany
Ethel Howell
Walter
Howell
Fred Herron
May
Dorcas Herron
Eva Jones
Annavee Nama
Mildred
Emma_ Bridge
H K Smith
Winnie Hunter
Nellie Daniel
Ethel
Helen Howell
Leonard Sturgill
Arthur Phillips
Carl Ferguson
Rudolph Pedigo
Donald Clutter
Lloyd McDaniel
Richard Wilson
Alva Judy
Rolland Smith
Ralph Sharp
Kenneth Allison
Lawrence
Herman
Herron
Judson Howell
Mary Leonora
Car Outing Across Nelsonville and Logan Areas
Local residents trended to Nelsonville Logan and Pomeroy this weekend with families and friends. Car owners reports indicate a widespread peach orchard outing enjoying good weather and a pleasant day.
Social visits in Crescent Ridge and nearby towns
Crescent Ridge residents share visits with relatives and neighbors. Carl McDaniel and Hazel Wemer family groups visited Mrs. Newton Russell and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown. Sunday calls included Mrs. R. H. Wemer and multiple Sayers and Wemer family members plus Basil Roberts in Glouster.
Local Social Notes Highlight Gatherings and Visits
Brooksville Mrs Margaret Ellis left Saturday for a visit with her brother Robert Hutchinson and family at Clarion. Miss Agnes McBride was a recent guest of Misses Alice and Ella Shannon at Athens. Mr and Mrs Selby Cox have returned from a week’s visit with the former’s parents at Laurelville. Mrs Victor Beckle and son Victor Leroy were Tuesday guests of Mrs William Beckle at Luhrig. Miss Ruth DeWees of Columbus has been visiting her aunt Mrs Michael Almond and sister Miss Stella DeWees. Miss Alice McBride was a recent guest of her sister Mrs Ben James of Athens. Walter Holcomb and Rolland Slatzer of New Straitsville were recent guests of Matthew McBride. Miss Stella DeWees has been visiting relatives at Jacksonville. Miss Mabel Veronica McBride returned Sunday from New Straitsville, where she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Anise Holcomb, for the past three weeks. Wilbur Cooper, Misses Mildred and Florence Moore of near Nelsonville were Sunday guests of their aunt Mrs Don Seevers. Mr and Mrs Thomas Thomas of Barberton arrived Tuesday for a visit with the latter's sister Mrs T A Burkett. Misses Jessie and Margaret
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellis
Robert Hutchinson
Clarion
Agnes McBride
Alice
Ella Shannon
Athens
Selby Cox
Laurelville
Victor Beckle
Victor Leroy
William Beckle
Luhrig
Ruth DeWees
Columbus
Michael Almond
Stella DeWees
Alice McBride
Ben James
Walter Holcomb
Rolland Slatzer
New Straitsville
Matthew McBride
Jacksonville
Mabel Veronica McBride
Anise Holcomb
Wilbur Cooper
Mildred
Florence Moore
Nelsonville
Don Seevers
Thomas Thomas
Barberton
T. A. Burkett
Jessie
Margaret
Rutland Announces Upcoming Baseball Games and Local News
Rutland manager Jackson sets August 28 Gallipolis at Rutland August 29 McArthur at Rutland and September 5 The Plains at Rutland for near-term games. Rutland sports boast a 15 of 20 record as the season advances. Local residents include Denver Grapes visiting family, Harold Rawlings returning from Cleveland, and Hugh Mutchler back from South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Gallipolis
Rutland
McArthur
the Plains
Deanville
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Herald Printeo
Messenger
Hubert E. Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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Chicago
the Man
Eer
Edith E. Moriarty
Carbon Hill
Henry Kammerling
Robert Chute
Edith Chute
Harry Coffey
Orville
Robert Coffey
Pearl Perkins
Mattie Spooner
Logan
Bert Greene
Carrie
Charles Devol
Margaret Batman
Detroit
Mich
Joe Blosser
Pomeroy
Carl Smith
Martha Smith
Blanche
Clarence Devol
Crescent Ridge
Carl McDaniel
Newton Russell
F. M. Headley
Hazel Wemer
B. F. Brown
Hazel
Clara Wemer
Orvil Boudinot
Floyd
John Wemer
Ed Sayers
Carl Welling
Vernice
Wilson Wemer
E. A. Sayers
Wm. Cole
Milford
Carl Sayers
Guy White
Vern
Basil Roberts
Glouster
John Weiss
Brooksville
Denver Grapes
Seattle
Wash
J. A. Gotschall
Dyesville
Flower Hill
M. R. Merritt and
J. C. Anderson
Dr. Caldwell
Gc’ M-Newton
Third St
Davin
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
United States Rubber Company
U.S
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
C. E. Norris
O. C
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