Local Social and Church News From Columbus Area
Miss Nell Scott of Columbus visits Mrs. E T Rose at 126 East State Street. Charles Morris attend funeral of Mrs. M D Shell in Glouster. James Cusi and nephew James Leo Whitlatch from Nelsonville visit Harry Ashworth. Christian church prayer meeting planned with Miss C Augusta Morse at 9 South Lancaster Street at 2 30 P M. Robert William son of Superintendent C E Stailey on Church Street fully recovers from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Scott
Columbus
E. T. Rose
East State Street
Charles Morris
M. D. Shell
Glouster
James Cusi
James Leo Whitlatch
Nelsonville
Harry Ashworth
The
Christian Church
C. Augusta. Morse
South
Lancaster Street
Robert William
C. E. Stailey
Church Street
Commons Club Dance Set At Masonic Temple
The Commons club hosts a Friday evening dance from seven until eleven forty five at the Masonic Temple with music by an out of town orchestra for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons Club
Masonic Temple
Federation Opens The Year With Civic Plan discussions
The City Federation held a Monday afternoon meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with modest attendance but strong enthusiasm. Mrs. Fred W. Bush presided as new president and led plans for the coming year's work as Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth reported good progress on the Christmas Seal sale.
City groups map plans for beautification and health drives
The meeting highlighted removing objectionable billboards to beautify neglected areas and emphasize health programs. Support was urged for joining the National League of Women to teach citizenship. Fred W. Bush spoke on Chamber of Commerce cooperation with the City Federation as common ground for city betterment. A joint meeting for City Federation officers and Chamber of Commerce directors was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Women
Fred W. Bush
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Noss Addresses Federated Clubs on European Tour
Mrs. Mary Graham Noss spoke at the First M. E. Church Saturday afternoon for the Womens Federated Clubs of Athens with the Pallas club in attendance. She described her travels in France and Switzerland last summer and noted the devastation seen during a two day automobile trip through the countryside. She visited American soldier graves and marveled at the French reverence for the dead, recalling Roman architecture in southern France as better preserved than in Italy. Her remarks questioned the value of short sight seeing trips but affirmed her overall impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Noss
France
Switzerland
Womens
Athens
Pallas Club
M. E
Noss
Italy
Summer visit changed her mind after a successful trip
A past summer trip proved successful from every standpoint and altered her perspective. The journey left a strong positive impression on her views and plans moving forward.
Athens County Board of Commissioners Approves Bills
The three day quarterly meeting opened with many bills, mainly animal and burial claims. County Engineer Fred R. Baker will outline 1921 road repairs, with slag purchases and a hole filling crew funded by the New York Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Fred R. Baker
State Highway Department
Columbus
Luhrig Road
New York Coal Company
Barrows Hill
New School Equipment Widely In Use In Athens District
The Athens public school teachers received a monthly payroll of 4480 at a Monday board meeting, while 2200 in bills were approved. A ten foot strip of ground on the East Side school was sold to Major S M Johnson for a driveway. Superintendent C E Stailey presented educational measurements as the industrial equipment for the districts schools nears completion and is largely in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Board of Education
S. M. Johnson
C. E. Stailey
King Constantine Returns to Thrilled Athens After Plebiscite
Crowds fill Athens streets in frenzied celebration as Constantine returns from exile. The wandering Greek monarch is hailed with the Constantine Hymn and a massive military display. An American princess, formerly Mrs William Leeds, joins the city’s triumphal procession. The Patris warship leads the homecoming with five cruisers and 600 troops as guards surround the victorious king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Constantine
William 3 B. Leeds
Patris
Llorindisi
Marion Eyes Quiet Home Return For Harding
Marion, Ohio, awaits Warren G Harding's return as president-elect with little fanfare after a national moment in June and his election in November. Locals note a blase mood despite front porch cleanup and preparations by staff and household. few celebrations planned beyond close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
United Press
Warren G, Harding
Warren
Chicago
Harding
Charlie Patton
Patton
White House
Inez McWhorter
Harding Home
Frank Braxton
Hypo Cod Rated Wise Tonic After Serious Surgery
Mrs. Benson of Fraziersburg Ohio credits Hypo Cod with strengthening her after a serious operation. She reports quick relief from nervous weakness and stomach gas, noting two bottles helped her recover and that she later needed another operation with improved chances. Doctors endorse it as a powerful reconstructive tonic sold by druggists locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Benson
Frazersburg
Ohio
Earle
Gaston Chapman hosts guests from local families
Carthage Mr and Mrs Lee Gaston and family visited Mr and Mrs Blaine Chapman on Sunday. Charles Gaston and Lawrence Robinson drove to Akron recently and stayed with the Miss Browns. Riccy Dye travels to Akron to visit his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Harrison Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gaston
Blaine Chapman
Charles Gaston
Lawrence Robinson
Akron
Riccy Dye
Harrison Dye
Brennan to Face Dempsey in Boxing Bout for 36000
Dill Brennan claims an ankle injury and upcoming bout with Jack Dempsey. He expects 36000 dollars from the match to tide him over lean days. Brennan will spend three weeks in the hospital after the caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dill Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Brennan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Noss
AOA
Big Daylight Store
Preston
Mens Suits
Cherie
la Vallieres
Waldemars
Cornwell
Hardings
Bedford
Drew
United States
England
Carthage
Eber Russell
Lennan Townsend
W. C. Burton
Coling
Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Robinson
Dance Brothers
Dodge Brothers
C. A. Daugherty
Front Street
Glouster, Ohio
Turce Genenarions
Enc
Jractielo Regulator Co. Dept. OD
Atlanta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!