Local Dinner Honors Dr Birney Rev Strecker Guests
At North College street a Monday dinner for Dr Birney and Rev Strecker drew eleven guests. Invited were Rev Dr Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Easley, Mr and Mrs Beasley and Mrs George L Putnam among others.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1921
Page
5
At North College street a Monday dinner for Dr Birney and Rev Strecker drew eleven guests. Invited were Rev Dr Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Easley, Mr and Mrs Beasley and Mrs George L Putnam among others.
William Liggett and Ruth Cooper both of Athens were wed February 5 at the M E parsonage by Rev. C L Trecker. They were accompanied by Roy Cline and Edne Liggett, sister of the groom. Liggett works as a miner and will reside near Athens.
Mrs D R Morris hosted a 10th birthday at their home 25 Race street. From 2 to 4 the party featured games and music with many presents. Ten guests attended including Vera Smith Alice Smith Frieda Manafield Ruth Wetzel Mary Jones Zita Smith Mary Ellen Wood Lenove Jones Margaret Jones and Alice Frances Morris.
The Esther class of the Christian church held a Monday night gathering at Miss Sophia Boelgner’s home. Valentine themed decorations and red lighting set a festive mood as 37 members attended. Plans were made for a joint banquet with the Young Men's class on February 15, and prize winning valentines crowned readings and duets by Maude Skidmore, Howard Bobo, Clara Masketer, Grace James, and Russell Lamborn. Tiny heart shaped baskets with homemade candy were given as favors.
The first Pi Beta Phi dance of the season was held February 5 at the armory with about a hundred couples. The hall featured black and white crepe decor, white bleachers, daffodil baskets, and yellow lamps. A daffodil favor dance named each partner. another favor used dice in lanterns for matching numbers. Out-of-town Pi Phis attended including Lulu Clark and Virginia Witten among others.
At the February City Federation meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms a committee was formed to handle a disability case from tuberculosis. A surgical operation will replace a diseased leg with an artificial limb, with all expenses borne by the federation. The treasury stands at 1454.85 dollars.
Ernest Thompson accompanied his brother Tean Thompson from The Plains to Columbus this afternoon. Tean, hospitalized for a fractured leg, is reported to be making a good recovery. Clyde Shipley of 3 McKinley avenue heads to Deer Creek Oklahoma to stay with his uncle W A Shipley for an extended period. The Little Girls class meeting of the Christian Church, postponed from tonight, is rescheduled to Tuesday February.
Mr. A. E. Dent of Sunnyside Drive left Monday for Columbus for an X ray examination and will undergo a surgical operation at a hospital today or Wednesday according to reports.
Gobs of Atlantic and Pacific fleets conduct their annual maneuvers in southern waters near Guantanamo Bay. The feature shows sailors racing a motorized sailing boat and the crew engaging in target practice aboard ships like the Nevada. Photographs capture gobs at anchor, shore leave, and island tours, reflecting Navy life and leisure aboard ships during the maneuvers.
Mrs Dent and Mrs William Austin left today to be with Mr Dent as family members accompany him.
The City board of education met Monday evening and approved buying two Keystone sets for visual instruction. Each set includes two lanterns 600 slides and two stereographs, to be used in East Side and Central schools. Bills totaling 2300 dollars were paid. Superintendent C E Stailey closed with a semester report.
Plain Bitro-Phosphate, the organic phosphate trusted by McKee Drug Co and thousands of druggists, claims to convert weak nerves into steady force and restore vigor, energy, and ambition. It promotes sharpened mind and youthfulness, warning that beauty fades without nerve strength.
Fashionable Parisians rely on artists who pin gowns for special occasions. The text describes an American pinned gown in cream fish net lace with cornflower blue embroidery, pinned over cornflower blue silk as a garden party frock.
The Sugar Creek Sunday School at the M. E. church shows rising attendance, reaching 81 last Sunday with plans to hit 100 next week. Parishioners are urged to bring guests. Community notices also report births, funerals, and visits among local families including Coulson birth, Thorn funeral at The Plains, and relatives visiting Amesville Athens Wellston.
Major S. M. Johnson, prominent Athens county attorney with Wood & Johnson, will assume duties as probate judge Wednesday morning with the term starting at midnight Tuesday. He was elected without opposition after ten years as city solicitor and will be deputy to his wife Mrs M. A. Johnson. no probation officer has been named.
Ad for Grove's Bromo Quinine tablets promote headache relief by curing cold and acting as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Genuine product bears E. W. Grove signature. Price 30 cents.
A dated guide outlines proper conduct for a bachelor entertaining women at his apartment. It covers needing a married chaperon for a tea, designating a dressing room for ladies, and the chaperon pouring tea. It prohibits issuing home cards or visiting cards as invitations and emphasizes introductions and formal farewells.
Graham Chapel residents and relatives visited relatives in South Canaan Anthony Akron Lysan er Willow Creek and nearby areas over the weekend. Several couples and single individuals spent Sunday or Saturday with family including the Eslakers Bobo Downeys and Williams in various local homes.
Obituary notes Herbert Russ born November 30 1872 died January 4 1981 at age 48 3 4. He joined the Methodist Protestant church in 1899. He leaves a wife five children including Harley Middleport Lola Goodwin Albany Lottie Clarence and Harry at home one brother and two sisters. Funeral held at Pleasant Valley M P Church with Rev. William A Genheimer. Burial in Haning cemetery. Several locals listed as visitors and theatre outings.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of our husband father and brother.
Weather forecast warned of rain for tonight as travelers from Florida head home. Morning temperature reported at 37 degrees with damp conditions lingering.
Advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head and ear noises to mix Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, then take a tablespoon four times daily. It claims quick relief as nostrils unclog and breathing eases and mucus stops dripping into the throat.
The 88 year old son of Joel Vorhees of Gibsonville in Hocking county died of spinal meningitis, marking four winter deaths in the neighborhood. Funeral was private Monday as authorities take precautions to prevent further spread in the Highland district healthful community.
Miss Margaret Lytle entertained informally at her parents home Mr and Mrs Will Lytle on Saturday evening. Dainty refreshments were served. Guests included Dorothy Smith Helen Menahan Wilma Martin Mabel Brown Francis Smith and Jane Ambrose. The hostesses guests enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mayor Miller assisted by Policemen Mathiott and Note stone poured out gallons of whiskey Jamaica ginger and wines into a sewer on Monday afternoon. A large crowd watched the public waste of liquor as reform sentiment swept Logan. Two to three hundred mourners attended the obsequies with swift, fearless action by city leaders.
The M. B. revival continues in pro cas for a second week. Two professional revivalists Reve. Jones and Wag mer assist Rev. J. W. Blair, the pastor. Since the meetings began, attendance has been large and interest high.
The Guild of St Pauls Episcopal church held an all day sewing event Monday at Mrs W G Bowen’s West Second street home. Hosts served dinner to the tired workers as members listed include Mesdames Mastering, Showalter, Watson, Jameson, Deishley, Lappen, Barber, Burchfield and Miss Etta Friesner.
Southlands attract actors and filmmakers seeking sun and rest with Billie Burke among Palm Beach visitors. Flo Ziegfeld’s wife enjoys the resort setting while Patricia and her mother join in the winter retreat.
Athens social pages note Miss Jennie Graham spent Sunday as a guest of friends. Clarence Brown an O. U. student from Columbus, after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Brown, has returned to resume his studies.
Albany Feb 8 Senator Cotle Democrat prepares a bill to make New York City a separate state citing Governor Miller's plan to transfer traction control to a state commission. Senator James J Walker minority leader backs the measure proposing a separate state comprising Manhattan Long Island and Westchester.
In Cincinnati on February (date unreadable) Edward Cohen opened a free soup kitchen run by the machinists union to feed 250 men. The kitchen provides soup and bread free of charge to those in need amid unemployment distress affecting many workers.
Fragmentary text notes successes in sugar production in East Anglia and suggests extended output this year. English experiments in the from ry.
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