Social notes from Hot Springs and Athens area
A mixed set of local items notes births visits and illness. J C Worley and Aleta Jones announce a son in Springfield hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Vernon return from Degraff and Columbus to North Lancaster Street. Columbus friends visit for Mrs Daniel Bairds illness. Mrs Kulton stays with her mother. Homer Brown and family visit Nelsonville with Arthur Gears. Jolly Sewers Club meets at Mrs Ralph Palmers on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Worley
Aleta Jones
Columbuea
Springfield
Jolly Sewers’ Club
Ralph Palmer
Church Street
Edward Vernon
Lancaster Street
Degraff
Columbus
Cc. A. Fulton
Robert
J. H. Baird
Roger
Paul
Frank Baird
Athena
Daniel Baird
Kulton
Homer Brown
Sona Willard
Melvin
Nelsonville
Arthur Gears
Marriage Announcement of Gay Collins and Frank Young
Mr and Mrs J N Collins of New Marshfield announce the marriage of their daughter Gay to Mr Frank Young son of Mr and Mrs Hiram Young on January 28. Mr Young is employed by McBee Hinder Company. They will be at home at 27 West Union Street Athens after February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Collins
New Marshfield
Gay
Frank Young
Hiram Young
Young
McBee Hinder Company
West Union Street
Athens
Pauline Higgins Hosts Young People at Home in Glouster
Miss Pauline Higgins entertained many youths Friday night with games and music at her home in Glouster. Attendees include Martha Lent, Mary Elizabeth Bennett, Marion Price, Katherine Leach, Nellie Belle Williams, and others. The Jacksonville P T A plans a monthly meeting at 2 20 at the Grade School Building with mothers urged to bring a small sum for a Founder's Day birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Higgins
Glouster
Paulina Higgins
Martha Lent
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Marion Price
Katherine Leach
Nellie Belle Williams
Dick Willis
Wilfred Miller
Alice McAfooes
Cecelia Chute
Elsie Jauchius
Pauline Zimmer
Charles Truax
Arthur Jauchius
Margaret Thompson
Irene Golding
Bob Marshall
Bob Jones
Lillian Lewis
Rhea Sorrell
Leona Dillon
Faith Lantz
Elizabeth Gaskalla
Lucille Boyer
Hazel Winn
Bennie Mason
Horace Richardson
Nina Brunton
Wilda Emerick
Ruth Daugherty
John Clinesmith
Lewis Gatchel
Freddie Zimmer
Kenneth Jones
Malcolm Higgins
Hostess
Jacksonville P. T. A
Disappearance of $200 in Albany leads to manhunt
Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck searches for Carl Robinett after $200 vanishes from Isaac Sutphen’s Albany home. Robinett boarded a northbound coal train. authorities in Athens Corning New Lexington Bremen and Jacksonville area notified. Meanwhile Jacksonville Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 PM at the M E Church with a program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Robinett
Fred Heck
Glouster
Corning
Isaac Sutphen
Albany
Robinett
Williams
Athens
Heck
New Lexington
Perry County
Bremen
Ladies Aid Society of Jacksonville
M. EK
Jacksonville
Messenger City Editor Marries Journalism Colleague
Miss Reba Murphy and Arthur W. Susott wed at First Presbyterian Logan amid newsroom ties. Susott, Athens Messenger city editor and Ohio University journalism instructor, and Murphy, Kokomo Dispatch alumna, met as reporters. The couple planned residence in Athens after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo Dispatch
Kokomo
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Reba Murphy
Charles R. Murphy
South Courtland Avenue
Arthur W. Susott
August Susott
Elberfeld
Susott
Athens Messenger
Ohio University
H. L. Geddes
Clinton Webb
The
Messenger
Dispatch
Blower Accepts Embalming Post in Wooster Funeral Firm
Girard Blower after completing Columbus embalming course and state exam has taken a manager position with a Wooster undertaking firm. He and Mrs. Blower leave for their new home, staying with her parents, the Stiffs, prior to relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Girard Blower
Columbus
Wooster
Hartley Boy Suffers Serious Back Injury In Mine Accident
Frank Hartley son of Mr and Mrs Nick Hartley of Jacksonville was brought home from Grant Hospital Columbus where he recoveries from a back injury suffered at Mine 268 Red town. Physicians say it will be at least a year before he can work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Hartley
Nick Hartley
Jacksonville
Redtown
Fritz Stoecklein Fined After Intoxication Charge
Fritz Stoecklein of Glouster was fined $5 and costs totaling $13.80 after appearing before Mayor Penman on an intoxication charge. He was arrested Saturday night by Marshal Fischer and Constable Love and arranged to pay the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Penman
Fritz Stoecklein
Stoecklein
Marshal Fischer
Love
Family gathers for mother's birthday anniversary
In a family observance honoring their mother's birthday, all members attended the celebration totaling 18 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theamily
Delta Kappa Holds Formal Initiation and Banquet
Delta Kappa conducted initiation for Hilda Sandera, Briste Bogue, Leanore Lemmier, and others Friday at 4 PM in Trenton and Andover and Smithfield. A 7 PM banquet at The Colonial Tea Room featured Ophelia roses and candle decor, followed by a theater party at Memorial Auditorium to view Snun-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa
Hilda Sandera
Trenton
Briste Bogue
Andover
Leanore Lemmier
Smithfield
Colonial Tea Room
Edna Way
O. BD. Morrison
Mildred Fowler
Dwight Williams
C. EB. Woodworth
Memorial Auditorium
Girls Friendship Circle Meets at Jessie Cooper Home
The Presbyterian Church group gathered at 306 East State Street with Mary Ellen Bibbee presiding. Helen Gamertsfelder shared the Esther story and Mrs Barker spoke on Some Jewish Children, noting missionary pledges are paid and funds will support a boarding school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendship Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Jessie Cooper
East State Street
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Helen Gamertsfelder
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Hot Springs
Messenger City
Sigma Delta Chi
Susatt
Wisconsin
Evansville Courier and Journal
Dunn County News
Menomonie
Wis
A. T. Townsend
Wathering
Arthur A. Susatt
Hartley IS
Sunrice
Suneet
Mooneete
Chesterfield
Presbyterian Circle
Bayer
Rious
Ath
Lrocerr & Myzzi Tosacco
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