Social and Local Notices Roundup From Athens
W C T U meets Tuesday at 2 pm at Hotel Berry. M A Caruso returns to Athens after two months in Akron. Mrs Burson hosts Hobson Study Circle Tuesday at 7 pm. W R Linscott to Cincinnati for auto dealers convention. Phi Delta Theta auxiliary meets Tuesday at 3 pm. Maud Crossett named patroness of Sigma Sigma Sigma. Tuesday Club hosted by Mrs Anna Price and Miss Louise Stahl at 25 Elmwood Place. Mrs Chapin from Erie visits father E C Grimes. Mr and Mrs George Ford announce birth of son Jack Harrison. C B Beverage home from Montgomery W Va after three weeks for Eureka Coal Co. car supply described as poor. Mrs Emma Findley and son Russell return from visit with cousins, sister of H O Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Price
Louise Stahl
C. B. Beverage
Montgomery
W. Va
Eureka Coal Company
Mr. Beverage
Emma Findley
Russell
Francis Efaw
Richland Avenate
Findley
H. O. Townsend
Second Street
Athens Dealers Attend Cincinnati Auto Convention
Athens automobile dealers at the Cincinnati convention this week include W. E. Moler trustee of the Ohio Auto Trade Association L. B. McCune Frank W. Cone J. R. Lostro Ara Butcher K Goon speed and W. D. Grubb. Some left yesterday and others are traveling today and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cincinnati
W. E. Moler
The
Ohio Auto Trade Association
L. B. McCune
Frank W. Cone
J. R. Lostro
Ara Butcher
K. ©. Goonspeed
W. D. Grubb
Ohio University Student Returns Home In Illness
Miss Lillian Franck a student at Ohio University living at Lindley Hall returned to her Dayton home Saturday unable to stay in school with a poisoned left foot. She had been confined to her room for some time and was accompanied to Columbus by Miss Myra Johnson where her father met her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Franck
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
Dayton
Franck
Columbus
Myra Johnson
Birthday Party for Miss Alice Stone
Miss Alice Stone celebrated her thirteenth birthday at 92 Maplewood Drive hosted by Mrs Mary Stone on Saturday from seven to nine o clock. Guests included Miss Adria Chappel and Misses Faye Mc Cutcheon Gaye Mc Cutcheon Marie Hepscher and Octo Kincade. Music and games followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Alice Stone
Maplewood Drive
Alice
Adria Chappel
Faye
Gaye McCutcheon
Marie Hepscher
Octo Kincade
Social life at Ohio university during holiday season
Social life at Ohio University will stay lively through the Christmas holidays with a calendar of dances and events. The Commons Club hosts a dance on Friday night December 10, Knight of Columbus on Saturday December 2, Alpha Delta Pi on Wednesday December 15, Delta Tau Delta and White Cottage Christmas party on Thursday December 16, and Phi Delta Theta dinner dance on Friday December 17, the final night of the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Commons
Knight of Columbus
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
White Cottage
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Beulah Rae Templin to Wed Joseph Harbrecht in January
The engagement of Miss Beulah Rae Templin daughter of Mrs. Ralph Sherman Spring street to Mr. Joseph Harbrecht of Pomeroy is announced. The wedding is planned for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Rae Templin
Ralph Sherman
Spring Street
Joseph Harbrecht
Pomeroy
Littler Family Entertains At Six OClock Dinner
Mr and Mrs Clyde Littler hosted a six o clock dinner Sunday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Littler son Clarence and nephew Mr Arthur Littler Mr and Mrs Hilbert Littler daughter Betty Jane Athens Miss Mina Barstow The Plains Mr Donald Walker Akron and the hosts children Robert Junior and Mary Elizabeth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
Thomas Littler
Clarence
Arthur Littler
Hilbert Littler
Betty Jane
Athens
Mina Barstow
the Plains
Donald Walker
Akron
Robert, Junior
Mary Elizabeth
Mayme H Scott Weds Clyde Myers in Coshocton
Relatives announce the marriage of Mayme H. Scott daughter of Mrs. Rhoda Augustine of Poston to Clyde Myers of Coshocton. The ceremony occurred in Coshocton on Saturday November 27 at 6 PM with Rev. John I. Wean officiating. They honeymooned in Newcomerstown Cambridge Canton and Akron and will reside at 502 South 8th Street Coshocton where Clyde works for James B Clow and Son. The bride formerly lived in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Mayme H. Scott
Rhoda Augustine
Poston
Clyde Myers
John I. Wean
Newcomerstown
Cambridge
Canton
Akron
James B. Clow and Son
Athens
Eat Moderately and Digest Well, Try Chamberlain Tablets
A regional ad advises enjoying meals by moderate eating and thorough chewing. It promotes taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper, claiming improved digestion and meals that become a real pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Athens farmer credits Dreco for kidney relief
In Athens Ohio Albert Logan, a farmer, describes years of kidney and stomach trouble followed by rapid improvement after taking Dreco a herbal remedy. He says waking pains, dizziness and bowel issues disappeared, and he now rises ready for the day. Dreco, made from twelve plants, is sold by The Cline Pharmacy in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Logan
Athens
Cline Pharmacy
Armour head sees public good in pro business policy
Armour Packing Company chief J Ogden Armour told United Press that Congress and the new administration should craft a broad readjustment program to return to peacetime conditions. He urged not to tax business to death and favored refunding war debt with long term bonds to ease taxation and spur housing and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. l. O Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
J. Ogden Armou
Congress
Armour Packing Company
Armour
Europe
America
Federal Budget Requests Hit Congress for 1922
Secretary Houston asks Congress to appropriate 4.068 billion for regular government expenses for the year ending June 30, 1922. The request includes 1.183 billion for war debt interest and sinking fund, with major increases for Navy and War departments, while several agencies seek reductions. Prohibition enforcement is set at 7.5 million, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
War Department
Navy Department
Daniels
War Risk Bureau
Pension Department
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Department
State
Treasury
Interior
Post Office
Commerce
Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shipping Board
Railroad Labor Board
Harding Opens Congress as President-Elect Moves Toward White House
Senator Warren G. Harding attends the opening of a new Congress session amid the unique status of being both senator and president elect. He plans no unseemly actions before March 4 and awaits an expected formal White House greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Congress
Senator Harding
United States
White House
Wilson
Harding
Edward B. Mc.Lean
Milllionaire
Bedford
Capitol
Philippine Committee
Senate
Senator Lodge
Treaty
League of Nations
Marion
Republan
Harry Davis
Appoit
Frank B. Wills
Hardine
Maroney
Oscar Underwood
Afernoon
Fortify Your System With Pepto Mangan
Advertisement urges readers to strengthen health by taking Gude's Pepto Mangan to raise blood quality and energy. Claims the product builds red blood cells, improves color and vigor, and offers liquid or tablet forms with the genuine brand name clearly on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Church Revival Draws Large Crowds and Confessions
The Christian Church revival filled both morning and night services with a strong turnout. Dr. Yeuell delivered four powerful addresses, including a noon talk on modern times. Miss Mary Hughes impressed the audience with solo singing and the university crowd attended the balcony session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeuell
Altho
Mary &. Hughes
Methodist Church
W. M. Andrews
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dr. Yeuell
Dr. Jekyell
Moler Returns from Maine Hunting Tales in Athens
P. G. Moler of North Congress returns from a business trip through Maine visiting Portland and Bangor. Hunting dominates talk with deer and bear stories. 2595 deer and 20 bears reported in the Bangor district. Snow blankets the area and temperatures run colder than Ohio. Moler says he is glad to be back in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Moler
North
Congress
Maine
Portland
Bangor
Ohio
Moler
Athens
Farm Problem Help Is Aken Thaw Congress
Washington December 6. The United States public health service seeks 200000 for continued influenza fight and cure research. An extra 35000000 is asked to build service hospitals for wounded soldiers. Agriculture secretary seeks 666000 for pink ball worm control and 612000 for farm cost studies. Larger funds are asked to aid crop marketing while free seed distribution by congressmen is again not requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Quarantines urged as colds spread, physicians say
Medical voices call for strict isolation of anyone with a bad cold to stop its spread among family and friends. They argue quicker recovery lowers danger and promote Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for curing a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Fever in 1970 Census Figures for Athens County Farms
Preliminary 1920 census data for Athens county show 2,503 farms down from 2,726 in 1910. White farmers drop to 2,463 from 2,692. colored farmers rise to 40 from 34. Ownership falls to 2,086 from 2,210 while tenants drop to 417 from 516. Total farm acres decline 256,974 from 286,828. improved acres fall to 187,906 from 201,073. Farm values climb by 2,453,888, from 8,450,863 in 1910 to 10,904,751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Pension boost for Asa Fawcett in Glouster approved
The Bureau of Pensions today allowed Asa Fawcett a $72 per month pension increase dating from October 25, 1920. The rise was secured through Congressman I M Foster's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Pensions Today
Asa Fawcett
Glouster
I. M. Foster
Tanlac Restores Health For Prominent Kansas Stockman
G W Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading Middle West stock dealer declares Tanlac restored his health he gained thirty five pounds and now enjoys a strong appetite and perfect digestion. He says the remedy helped his wife with indigestion and lists local outlets Athens Athens Cline's Pharmacy Coolville Taylor & Son Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy Amesville W Gibson Buchtel Allison K Walker and Federal J W Wilson for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
George W. Logan
Peabody Kansas
Middle West
Taniac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
Ladies Aid Monthly Meeting at Mrs Calsion Home
The Ladies Aid holds its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lillie Calsion on December 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Lillie Calsion
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Benesha
Erie
Scott
Reiter
Waprl
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Satis
Automobile
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Automobile Christmas Store
Lane
Suede Acta E Federal Kweks
Ociety
Berry
M. A. Caruso
W. R. Linscott
Phi Delta Theta Auxiliary
West Mulberry Street
Mise Maud Crossett
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Harry G. Chapin
Erie, Pa
E. C. Grimes
Central Avenue
Chapin
Virginia Grimes
George Ford
Walker Street
Jack Harrison
J. Ford
Younngstown
Dreco
N Ffaaal Nees
Arding
Himele
Weill
East
Asken Thaw Congress
Dorothy
Asshe
G. W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
Cash Shoe
Utchin Hiytshinson
Stickney Onest
Chio
LA Salle
Ill
Eddie McGorty
George Chip
Sugar Creek Church
Pamerica
Iowa
Lash
Chichester
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