Athens Messenger Sale Points and Local Event Notice
IN SOCIETY NEW YORK VISITORS Athens Messenger available at multiple outlets including 42nd Street Grand Central area and 47th Street Broadway. The Schultz News Agency at 186 North Lancaster Street. Margaret, daughter visiting friends in Marietta and Parkersburg, will visit Athens before returning home. Mothers Jewels of First Methodist hold a church basement party Saturday 2 to 4 PM with dues collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
North
Lancaster Street
Margaret
Marietta
Parkersburg
Athens
Mothers Jewels
First Methodist Church
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Halbert Held At East State Street Home
A luncheon today by Mrs. Hal W Murphy at 103 East State street entertained Mrs. W. B. Halbert’s friends. Mrs. Halbert of Sylvan ia is visiting her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson. Eight guests attended with Mrs. L. O. Weser of Mt. Vernon, N Y among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Halbert
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
Halbert
Sylvania
F. M. Hutchinson
L. O. Weser
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Wilson Family Visiting Ohio After Eighteen Years
Mr C F Wilson of Shelton Washington and relatives from Detroit Columbus and Zanesville visit their father R H Wilson and sister Mrs Walter Davis at 7 Clark Street. They plan about a week in Ohio marking Mr C F Wilson’s first trip back home in eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wilson
Shelton
Wash
H. R. Wilson
Detroit
Mich
J. O. Wilson
Columbus
Jesse Wilson
Ruth Louise
Zanesville
R. H. Wilson
Walter Davis
Clark Street
Ohio
Athens Parent Teacher group adopts by laws and hosts program
Junior High School Parent Teacher Association held a Thursday meeting with the Junior High girls glee club singing In the Garden and After the Rain led by Cecelia Collins. Dorothy Holcombe accompanied. Mrs. W F Giesecke was elected to the council and spoke on childhood morality. teachers and mothers discussed youth conservation and related issues.
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Kreacher Association
Dorothy Holcombe
Cecelia Collins
Athens Council of Parent Teacher Associations
W. F. Giesecke
Current Events Club Hosts Lincoln Book Review and Music
Mrs Ray Latham hosted the Current Events club with Mrs Anna White in charge of the program. Mrs W H Worthman reviewed Abraham Lincoln in The Boy and The Man by James Morgan. Miss Kathryn Merrimiam, a student at Ohio University, performed two piano solos An Old Sea Chantey and the Juba Dance. The next meeting is February 19 with Mrs Anna White as hostess at 6 Pearl Street.
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Ray Latham
Franklin Avenue
Current Events Club
Anna White
Abraham Lincoln
James Morgan
W. H. Worthman
Kathryn Merrimiam
Ohio University
Percy Granger
Mathemal Bett
Pearl Street
Westminster Circle Meeting With Elizabeth Ong
The Westminster circle will meet with Elizabeth Ong at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at 94 North Con street. Mrs G C Lemmon has returned to her Ironton home after a week visiting her mother Mrs Fred White.
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Westminster Circle
Elizabeth Ong
North Conand Street
G. C. Lemmon
Ironton
Fred White
Price named assistant state examiner in public offices
Mr. John H. Price son of Mrs. Anna K. Price has been appointed assistant state examiner in the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices. He will be stationed in Canton after leaving yesterday morning. He completed work for his A B in commerce at Ohio University on Monday and will receive the degree in June with the class of 1926.
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John H. Price
Anna K. Price
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Canton
Price
Ohio University
Country club calendar card party charms guests
The Country club calendar card party last night was successful in every detail. Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Forsyth Prof. and Mrs. F. W. Reed and Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Brown. Sixteen tables were occupied with red and white Valentine decor. High scores: Mrs. John Sprague top among women, Mrs. Harry Beckley second. men: Mr. W. H. Logan first, Prof. R. L. Morton second. Out-of-town guests: Mrs. W. B. Halbert of Sylvania and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gross of New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
F. D. Forsyth
F. W. Reed
J. N. Brown
John Sprague
Harry Beckley
W. H. Logan
R. L. Morton
W. B. Halbert
Sylvania
Carl Gross
New Lexington
Funeral in Coolville for Mrs. Mary Buck
Mrs. Gerv Mansfield of Fisher and brother Eugene Dixon of Athens attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Mary Buck in Coolville on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerv Mansfield
Fisher
Eugene Dixon
Athens
Mary Buck
Coolville
MrsDonaldson in Serious Condition at Columbus Hospital
Mrs Edward Donaldson of the Amesville Athens road is hospitalized in Columbus in serious condition. Word today said no hope was entertained for her recovery. Mrs Donaldson is mother of Mrs Fred Beasley Mrs James Roston Mrs J W Grover and Mr A K Donaldson of Athens.
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Edward Donaldson
Amesville
Athens Road
Columbus
Donaldson
Fred R. Beasley
James Ruston
J. W. Grover
A. KE. Donaldson
Athens
Kenneys Motor to Columbus for Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Floyd Kenney motored to Columbus for the day yesterday. Mr Kenney was looking after business.
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Floyd Kenney
Columbus
Mr. Kenney
Bake Sale for Pi Beta Phi Benefit
Pi Beta Phi will hold a bake sale for the Pi Phi settlement school on Saturday February 6 at 9 AM. The sale takes place at Connet's Flower Shop.
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Pi Beta Phi
Pi Phi Settlement School
Connet
Prohibition Argument Highlighted by Drunkenness Case
A persuasive case for prohibition cites the man who becomes drunk as the principal reason against alcohol. The remark underscores temperance sentiments and public moral concerns in the era’s discourse.
Night meetings halted to cut school expenses
Athens high school bans after dark club sessions as electric bills run high. The board orders daytime meetings for organizations such as the Radio club Hi Y and Economics group to save costs, though one group must still meet at night and will pay for its own electricity.
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Athens High School
Board of Education
Radio Club
Hi-Y
Economics Group
Primary teachers of Athens county meet Saturday
The primary teachers of Athens county plan a 1 15 p m meeting Saturday afternoon in Music hall with Miss Edith Peyton primary supervisor. Attendance is expected to be large due to an unusually interesting program.
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Athens County
Music Hall
Edith Peyton
Kiwanis meeting in Glouster showcases 106 percent attendance
Glouster Kiwanis club reports 106 percent attendance at a Thursday luncheon at the Church of Christ. Rev. D L Browning of the Methodist church spoke on Kiwanis Ideals. E Atlas of Cleveland attended as out of town guest and praised the group. Next meeting will feature the music committee led by M M Le Favor and a strong program.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Church of Christ
D. L. Browning
Methodist Church
E. Atlas
Cleveland
Fat People Find No Styles to Fit
Fat People seek clothing options but fashion outlets fail to carry styles that fit their measurements. The note references MARMOLA 2236 and General Motors building in Detroit Michigan, suggesting a local retail or catalog context.
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General Motors
Detroit, Mich
Council Meeting in Glouster Tonight at 7 O’clock
The city council will hold its first meeting of the month at the city building this evening at 7 o'clock. Department heads will present reports and other business may be discussed.
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Glouster
Mrs Cornwell Visits Athens With Local Hosts
Mrs G A Cornwell spent Thursday in Athens as the guest of Mr and Mrs William Powell and Mr and Mrs Charles Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Cornwell
Athens
William Powell
Charles Funk
Mrs. Clara Palmer Leaves City After Visit
Mrs Clara Palmer ends a visit in the city with the Brysons Andrews and Stiff parties and departs for Wilkes Barre Pa. E Atlas returns to Cleveland after several days in town on Atlas store business.
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Clara Palmer
M. M. Bryson
L. R. Andrews
Athens
J. Jb. Stiff
Wilkesbarre
E. Atlas
Cleveland
Atlas
Daughters of Civil War Veterans Meet at Red Men Hall
Glouster residents are told of an inspection during the Daughters of Civil War Veterans Tent No 58 meeting at the Red Men hall next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Red Men Hall
New Officers Elected at Glouster Temple Meeting
At Glouster Temple No 560 Past Chiefs meeting held at Mrs Henry Williams home, officers elected: President Mildred White, Vice President Elsie Underwood, Secretary Wealthy Williams. Social hour followed with lunch. Next meeting set at Mrs Sophia Hayden’s home.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Henry Williams
Mildred White
Elsie Underwood
Wealthy Williams
Sophia Hayden
Ice Cream Output Topped U.S. Yearly Production
Harrisburg, Ind based report notes large ice cream production in the United States last year with enough supply to meet domestic demand and export possibilities.
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Harrisburg
Ind
United States
Ice Cream Output Surpasses Billions Across Plants
The report notes that more than ten quarts per person were produced, with total output over 1.2 billion quarts from about 4000 ice cream plants.
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Woodworth’s
Bake Sale
Love Bros
Palwy
Glouster Club
Pape
the Cline Ice Cream Co
DeForest
Freed-Eisemann
Brunswick Radiolas and
Super Hetrodynes
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Building
Lucious
Balfour Butter Creams
Lloyd's
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Fostoria
Times
Cerate
Tion
Lash
Silk Georgette
Hi-Yy Club
F. Ek. Harshman
D. Roush
Phil Ong
John Alden
Jim Patterson
John Fields
Bernard Stanley
James Boden
Scott
Eaton
Eaton's
Logan
Lostro Bldg
Preston
Big Daylight
W. B. Drake
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