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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
5
Fred Carpenter and Andrew Allen of Glouster were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Carpenter at 125 Morris Avenue.
Clinton P. Biddle, matriculating at Harvard, arrived yesterday at the home of his parents Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle to spend the Holiday recess. Mr. C. R. Beckler of Pittsburg will arrive today to visit over the Christmas season with his mother Mrs. J. F. Beckler.
Miss Olive Shipe of Columbus visits her parents at 17 Riverside for a week. Miss Ena Nelson stays with Mr and Mrs Byron Wolfe in Logan for the weekend. Miss Linde Hartman departs Hoover Cottage for Columbus and Chillicothe during college recess. Mrs Edward Jones and daughters Cornelia Josephine and Avon visit Mr and Mrs D E Blackburn.
Mr and Mrs Ray Marquis hosted over Sunday with daughter Leta and sons Floyd and Raymond. Milton Hughes plan travels to Akron Tuesday to visit Mary G Hughes and Juliette Faubion. Prof C L Martzolff attends Ohio university alumni dinner in Chillicothe. Thelma Miller returns home to Hemlock to visit her parents. Corporal Joe Marquis returns to Camp Taylor Kentucky after 30 day furlough with Ray Marquis and family in Canaanville and Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell.
Mrs Jas A Crawford of Canaan township travels to Audubon Iowa to visit her daughter Mrs Charles Fulton for a month or six weeks.
Mr and Mrs William Huhn and children Elizabeth and Thomas of Cleveland visited over the Yuletide with Mrs Huhns parents Mr and Mrs T B Roush. Mrs Fred H McCoy visited her parental home in Glouster to see her sister Mrs Owen Meredith who is convalescing from pneumonia.
Mr O E Cullums arrived yesterday from Charleston West Virginia to attend the funeral of his cousin Mrs Charles Bardin. He will remain with his family through the Christmas season.
Mr and Mrs L N Huff and daughter Annette departed at noon for Carey to spend Christmas and the New Year with relatives. They expect to return after the holidays.
Miss Edna Swan comes home Saturday evening from Cleveland for a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Swan. She teaches first grade in Eastside schools of Cleveland.
Miss Mary Connett and her brother William left yesterday for Conway Arkansas to visit their brother in law and sister G D Estes and family They will return home the last of next week Mrs L D Poston and daughters Grace and Ellen Virginia went Saturday to Dayton to spend the Christmas season with her parents Theodore Fluhart and wife Mr Poston
Several local families plan holiday visits and arrivals including Florence and Marjorie Dea joining Mrs. Poston at the Flohart home, and Donald Hibbard aiding a Huntington music store over Christmas. Rardin Dudley ties the knot at home as Rev. Bowden officiates beside the bride's mother's casket.
Louise and Hazel Roach hosted a Colonial luncheon at one o clock for their sister Aldine Roach as she prepairs to wed Mr. Fred Grant Flegal on Tuesday evening December 380. A further pre-nuptial shower was held Friday evening at Mrs. Millikan’s home by Mrs. Millikan and Mrs. Tompkins.
The Gross family gathered at 162 North Congress Street for a noon Christmas dinner and tree with Santa Claus. Attendees included sons Carl Gross with family in New Lexington, Fred Gross in Crooksville, and Ernest and Will Gross with families in the city.
Harold A. Barrows of Akron wed in a quiet ceremony at 2:15 PM Saturday conducted by Rev. Dr. C. L. Strecker at the First M. E. parsonage. George Davis of Athens served as a witness. The couple will reside in Athens and Barrows works as a railroad worker for the K. and M.
In St. Cloud Minnesota a surge in naturalization occurs as 29 applications are received. Only applicants whose first papers were issued at least two years before the war are eligible.
A suggestion endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion noting they are easy to take and agreeable in effect. The price is a quarter.
Canton surface finalizes purchase of 200 acres for employee housing to support the Timken roller company workforce. The move signals expansion and a long term commitment to housing for workers near the Canton plant.
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