Society News Notes With Myers Visit in Angola
Mrs. Emma Myers of Angola Ind visits with Mr. and Mrs. A F Myers and their son during a social gathering. The visit highlights family connections and local society circles.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1924
Page
5
Mrs. Emma Myers of Angola Ind visits with Mr. and Mrs. A F Myers and their son during a social gathering. The visit highlights family connections and local society circles.
Mrs Leo Schaeffier of McKeesport Pennsylvania will arrive Tuesday night at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs H M Taylor 21 South College Street Early in January Dr and Mrs Taylor and Mrs eotsier will leave for Los Angeles California on an indefinite visit with the former's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Raleigh B Nichol
Miss Helen Crawford entertained Sunday evening at her parents home Dr and Mrs A G Crawford in Glouster. Guests included Miss Mary Smith Celina Mr and Mrs George H Hopkins Mr and Mrs Harvey C Baker and Miss Ena Nelson Athens.
Miss Helen Allen and Miss Ruth Miller perform leading feminine roles in Moliere's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme at Ohio State University chapel in Columbus. L Alliance Francaise of Ohio State presents the play before moving to Athens for a performance in Ewing Hall by the French players.
Miss Joy Cutler and Mrs Margaret Benedict hosted a Saturday bridge evening at 28 South Congress Street. Six tables played and Mrs J B Allen won the high score. Festive red and green decor reflected the approaching Christmas season.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Galigher left Sunday evening for Detroit Michigan on a combined business and pleasure trip. They plan to return by auto with a stopover in Toledo to visit Mrs. Galigher’s sister Mrs. A L Elliott and family.
Mrs G Jordan of 19 Church Street will host the Hob son Study Circle Christmas party at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Members will exchange gifts during the annual gathering.
Miss Eleanor Galigher arrives in Zanesville after visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs R H Galigher at Elmwood Place. She attended the Pi Beta Phi dance Saturday night at Hotel Berry during her weekend stay.
Distinct visitors traveled from several towns for the funeral of Mrs. Emma J. Woodruff. Attendees included Rev. L L Cherrington from McArthur, Mrs. Stella Carbaugh and Edith from Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. R E Woodruff, and many others from Nelsonville, Buchtel, Murray, Jacksonville, California Pa, and Cincinnati.
Mrs. W. H. Imbody and children Betty Jane and Marjorie Ann leave for Fostoria to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rowe over the holiday season. Mr. Imbody will join for Christmas.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Bean of 190 East Union announce the birth of a daughter named Phyllis Elaine on Sunday December 14. The child is the third great granddaughter of Mrs A J Poston of Lancaster Street.
Mr and Mrs H S Wadley of Columbus formerly of Athens travel by motor to Los Angeles to spend the winter with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs G B Wadley in Kansas City and Los Angeles respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wallace, a bride and groom from Glouster, were weekend guests of Mrs. Edward Vernon on North Lancaster Street. Wallace is Vernon's youngest brother.
The service Sunday at 2 p m from the First Christian church honored Alonzo P. Figgins. Rev. A W Craig read scripture, Rev. Gilbert B Courtney preached and read the obituary. Mourners included six sons and two daughters with many grandchildren. Burial was at Greenlawn Cemetery under Undertaker Stout.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hixson of Ellis avenue welcomed weekend guests including their son Robert W Hixson Jr and Otto Russell of Ashland Ky Their son in law Leo Bingman and his children Robert Malcolm and Mary Virginia of Athens also visited Mrs Russell in Athens on Sunday
The Chauncey Christian church Loyal Women's Bible class will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ben F. Ferrer’s High Street home. Mrs. Guy Brookins will lead the session and all members are urged to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church will hold a Christmas bazaar and serve lunch on Tuesday afternoon and evening December 16. Public is invited to attend.
Morristown school pupils directed by Virgil Baughman of Chauncey and Ida Davis of Jacksonville prepare a Christmas program for Christmas Eve at the school building. A tree and gifts will accompany the event and the public is invited.
Miss Mildred Leffler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler of Chauncey was stricken with appendicitis Saturday evening and underwent a surgical operation at Grant hospital in Columbus at 12 30 PM Her condition this morning is reported as well as could be expected Her mother and brother George Leffler are in Columbus
Miss Elsie Worden and Mrs. William D. Hines of Chauncey spent Sunday in Jacksonville as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Watkins Jr. and Mrs. George Williamson.
Rev W W Harter preached on Revelations chapter 1 at Chauncey M E Church Sunday evening to a large attentive crowd. The sermon emphasized the Protestant evangelical church as the first church. Sunday school attendance rose Sunday morning and Mrs Hulda Swart was appointed as press reported from this church.
State automobile license tags for 1925 with black numerals on a cream background went on sale today in most of Ohio. Motorists have until January 1 under the law to purchase new tags.
Mrs Flora Flowers Price wife of John Bennett Price died suddenly at 3 o clock Sunday morning at 1712 West Washington street. Funeral 1 30 Tuesday at home with burial in West Union street cemetery. She was born near Coolville November 12 1863 and married November 19 1884. Survived by six children two brothers and one grandson. She was active in First Methodist Church and Womans Relief Corps.
Mrs Margaret Vaughn Hallett wife of William A Hallett died in a Wheeling hospital after gallstone surgery. She had been ill months and in the hospital 11 weeks. A Belmont county resident, she was 61 and survived by her husband and five children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m. burial Rose Hill cemetery Bellaire.
In Columbus Ohio a plate glass window at Hes senauer and Sons jewelry store was smashed early today and jewelry valued at 500 dollars taken. Police reported it as the first holiday window smashing of the season.
Toledo Dec 18 Mark C Hannah of Youngstown was chosen president of the Ohio Hotel association for the coming year at the close of its thirty first annual convention here today.
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