Personal mentions from Athens society pages and visitors
A long list of local residents and guests is recorded. Mrs. Fred Vorhes of Albany attended The Messiah with Miss Minnie Duckler. Mrs. David H. Moore and Marian left for Cincinnati. many others including Mr. Allen Riley, Mrs. Edward F. Eberwine, Clarence Bingham, Miss Daisy Archibald, Miss Hazel Glenn, and Dr. Alfred G. Farmer are noted as visiting, hosting, or traveling to or from Athens for holidays and social duties.
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Fred Vorhes
Albany
Messiah
Minnie Duckler
Robert L. Bingham
KB. K. Carpenter
Clarence Bingham
Toledo
Alvin Bingham
Athens
McDonald Returns to Columbus After Porter Family Visit
James McDonald came back to Columbus Sunday following a visit with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orla Porter. Mrs. David Sisson of Middleport arrived Sunday for a short stay with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ewing and plans to return Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Eberwine
Elizabeth
New York City
Hiram Cooley
G. W. Hopkins
J. W. Race
Harrisonville
William Mercer
L. L. Mercer
Hemlock Grove
James McDonald
Columbus
Orla Porter
David Sisson
Middleport
Edward Ewing
Fleming and Linscott Leave Amesville for Florida Winter
Daniel Fleming of Amesville and James Linscott depart for Kissimmee Florida for the winter. Linscott will return after a short stay. Mrs. O M Lovell of Amesville and Mrs J A Lovell of Marietta visit Mr and Mrs S N Robeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fleming
Amesville
James Linscott
Kissinee
Fla
Fleming
Mr. Linscott
Local visitors and residents listed in city notices
Wednesday's Daily notes several arrivals and departures. J G Worstell visited Pomeroy on legal business while C C Pierce of Marshfield came for city affairs. Miss Bess Birge of Chauncey stayed with Mr and Mrs M T Ellis. Henry Lea of Jacksonville and Jesse Finsterwald visited the Capital City on business and sightseeing. Fred Phillips of Amesville toured the city as a business visitor. Mrs Cornelia Jones left for McConnelaville after weeks here. Clyde Reasoner of Zaneaville visited A C Russi on College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Reasoner
Zaneavill
A. C. Russi
College Street
Soggestions for celebratory notices at Hendursonatud er Drug Co
Offerings for suitable notices appear in our large display. We provide cheerful suggestions for appropriate wording and presentation of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendursonatuder Drg CO
Inauguration at Columbus Nonpartisan Celebration Planned
Columbus prepares for the inauguration of Judson Harmon as Ohio governor on January 11 with a nonpartisan program. The event includes a grand parade, 100 bands, 5 000 National Guard and Army soldiers, and large crowds. Lt. Gov. Francis W. Treadway will be inaugurated. railroads offer reduced fares for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Harmon
Treadway
Inauguration Day rail rates for Ohio capital
Railroads across Ohio announce a special one and a half fare round trip to Columbus for Governor Harmon's inauguration on January 11. The measure aims to handle the expected crowd of over a hundred thousand with special trains from multiple points and a grand, hospitable city welcome.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harmon
Buckeyedam
Hocking Valley
Indiana
Michigan
Burlington
Keokuk
Iowa
Illinois
Clinton
Galesburg
Rock Island
Kentucky
Ashland
Cattlesburg
Henderon
Lewisville
Maysville
Owerebero
Paducah
Hannibal
St. Louis
Missouri
Buffalo
Jamestown
Salamanca
New York
Chatham
Hamilton
London
Stratford
St. Thomas
Toronto
Woodstock
Ontario
Butler, Corry
Franklin
Meadville
New Castle
Oil City
Pittsburg
Rochester
Pakersburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Political clubs prepare for Ohio governor inaugural events
Ohio's forthcoming inauguration of Judson Harmon in Columbus is marked by joint Democratic and Republican club participation. The Franklin County Democratic club and the Buckeye Republican club will host open houses at the Great Southern hotel and coordinate with visiting delegations. Chairman roles belong to John J. Lentz and Willis G. Rowland, with about two hundred thousand visitors anticipated.
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Judson Harmon
Francis W. Treadway
Harmon
United States Army
Columbus Post
Regular Army
National Guard
Franklin County
Democratic Club
Great Southern Hotel
Buckeye Republican Club
Neon Capitol Square
Ohio
Columbus
Franklin County Democratic Club
City of
Great Southern
Harrison
John J. Lentz
Committee On
Willis G. Rowland
Franklin County Republican Organization
Buckeye
Republican Club
Lentz
Bow
American Sculptor MacMonnies Sails to Pack Home Goods
Frederick William MacMonnies, renowned American sculptor born in Brooklyn, sails to France to assemble his household belongings at his Normandy home then plans to return to the United States and make his permanent home. He says health has improved and he now wishes to live in America. He will sell his Normandy estate and bring his possessions back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMonnies
France
New York
Frederick William MacMonnies
America
Normandy
Mr. MacMonnies
Brooklyn
A Pencil Battle Game Between French and German Sides
A hobby page describes a pencil battle game where players draw lines to “kill” opposing soldiers on a slate. The German side reportedly eliminates all foes in eight shots while the French kill nine in eight moves, with rules on straight or curved tracks and no angled shots.
How Ledgers Got Their Name In Lexicographers Terms
The article traces the origin of ledger from ligger a large desk book used in churches and accounting. It notes ligger and coucher as older terms for large books and distinguishes them from the smaller “portal” carried by a priest.
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Ligger
Tardy Act of Justice in Marriages of the Eighteenth Century
The piece recounts marriages between English actresses and highborn men starting in the eighteenth century. Notable unions include Lavinia Fenton Duchess of Bolton, Miss Parren to Lord Derby, Miss Brunton to Lady Craven, and Anastasia Robinson with the Earl of Peterborough who admitted the union before his death, a delayed acknowledgment that affected the singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Fenton
Lolly Peachum
Gay
Duchess of Bolton
Miss Parren
Lord Derby
Miss Brunton
Lady Craven
Lord Thurlow
Miss Bolton
the Earl of Peterborough
Anastasia Robinson
St. James’ Palace
Feeding Sheep Rack Design From an Ohio Breeder
An Ohio breeder explains a simple light strong sheep rack for feeding grain. Use light wood for plank and slate posts of hard wood. A twenty inch wide rack allows a sheep to push corn across and shell it. Install mossurt melt four inches above floor with floor at twenty inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Stockman and Farner
Dr Humpreys Specifics Directions in Five Languages
Medical booklet included with each vial sent free by Humphreys Homeo Co. corner William and Ann Streets New York. Five language directions English German Spanish Portuguese and French accompany each vial.
Nelsonville affair and dramatic club set for winter season
Richard Gibson elected captain of an amateur team under manager Custe Aimeelf. The Nelsonville Dramatic Club slated to perform Down in Diste, a war drama, on Christmas night with notable local cast. Local couples Harrold and Ida veer Monday quietly married, others Jacques Ogden. Clifford Smith resigns to become Wabash brakeman in Indianapolis. Dix Cable visits Columbus. dance at Buchtel. Sisson returns from Omaha. Edwards visit Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Dramatic Club
Nelsonville
Harrold
Onette Street
Ida Veer
Theioo
Clifford Smith
Indianapolis
Wabash Age
Vienna youth claims guardianship over aunt’s treasures
A young Viennese man declared he would not part with any treasures his aunt might bequeath. He now faces the task of caring for 56 cats after taking on guardianship of her estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
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Ill
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P. D. Stickney
W. B. Hartnell
Louise
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Charleston, W. Va
George Harrison
State
Allison-Luhrig Coal Co
John Sprague
Chauncey
H. H. Haning
Marion
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
A. Hi. Boges
Cline
Ft. Wayne
Bid
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St. Andrews Church
Father Banahan
St. Paul's
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James and Laughlin
Hlugh Dowler
Lancaster Street
Glouster
EF. Atkinson
State Hospital
George Gage
R. Lastro
John Gibbs
John Hamiton
S. Drake
Shull
John NcGinley
George Beverage
Suhrig
Allison
Fabrie Coal Co
N. W. Paker
Lawrence Swarthing
Swarthing
Sadie Hron
Marshfield
Alfred
O. M. Lovell
J. A. Lovell
Marietta
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J. G. Worstell
Pomeroy
C. C. Pierce
Bess Birge
Mrs
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Henry Lea
Jesse Finsterwald
Fred Phillips
Cornelia Jones
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Chattanooga Medicine Co
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General Assembly
Supreme Court
Byron J. Qargar
Lewis H. Gibson
Memorial Hall
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IV - Kier
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Frederick W. Macmonnies
Worthy
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Humphreys
Por Price
Soronseld
Reece
Ieam
Miss Dix Cable
Buchtel
Harry Sisson
Omahoma
Stanley Edwards
Imeet
Lee
Algo
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Seareas
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