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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1922

Page

5

Ibsen Tuesday Club Receives Insightful Program

The Tuesday club met at C. E. Stailey’s home with 35 members and guests. An Ibsen program substituted for the planned talk, featuring Helen Ullom on Ibsen’s life, Anna K. Price on the Master Builder, and Irma Voigt comparing Ghosts with The Doll’s House. Refreshments followed as the group planned to meet February 20 with Mrs. Alex Nelson.

Ibsen C. E. Stailey Clurch Street Helen Ullom Anna K. Price Irma FE. Voigt Alex Nelson

Hobson Study Circle Holds Tuesday Meeting With Guests

The Hobson Study Circle met at 19 Church Street with full attendance and guests including Mrs. Co A Daugherty Mrs Herbert Cox and Miss Pauline Walden. Miss Munn Athens county nurse spoke on county health and meeting needs. A piano solo by Mrs Herbert Cox and a lively musical contest followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Clarence Roach and shared second to Mrs Charles DeMolet Jr and Mrs S K Burson. The next meeting will host a patriotic event at 6 PM with a dinner hosted by Mrs James Austin.

Hobson Study Circle O. G. Jordan Church Street A Daugherty Herbert Cox HH. T. Wiss Clarence Roach E. E. Woodworth Charles Walsh E.D. Sayre Munn Pauline Walden Athens County Miss Walden Charles DeMolet Jr S. K. Burson James Austin

W C T U Members Meet at Miss Morse Home

More than forty members of the W C T U gathered Tuesday afternoon at Miss Augusta Morse’s home at 9 South Lancaster Street. Morse delivered a Bible reading on King Saul and Saul of Tarsus. President Mrs William Andrews was chosen as a delegate to the Law Enforcement convention in Columbus on Thursday and Friday.

Augusta Morse South Lancaster Street Miss Morse Sauls King Saul Saul of Tarsus William Andrews Columbus

Visitor from Pomeroy Stays With Lewis Couple

Mr and Mrs James Lewis hosted a few days guest in their home, the former's sister Mrs James Allen of Pomeroy visiting during the stay.

James Lewis James Allen Pomeroy

Barstows Travel to Delaware for Ill Mother

Mr and Mrs W J Barstow motor to Delaware due to the serious illness of Mrs Barstow's mother Mrs James Van Meter. John W Klintworth of Marietta and John D Smith of Vincent in Washington County visit the city for several days for business and to see friends. Mrs Thomas Becks is recovering well from surgery in a Columbus hospital last Friday.

W. J. Barstow Delaware James * van Meter John W. Klintworth Marietta John D. Smith Vincent Washington County Thomas Becks Columbus

Death Notices From Glouster and Amesville Areas

Glouster C A Vernon reports the death of his sister Mrs Louis Dille of Los Gatos California aged 68 after a cancer illness of about 10 months. Funeral and interment were in Los Gatos. The Dilles formerly lived in Athens Port Arthur Texas Arkansas and Oregon before settling in Los Gatos. Also in Amesville James Lafollett of Federal had funeral services at Warner church and burial in Warner cemetery. He was 71 and survived by his widow and by son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Elza Cole who lived with him on the Lafdlett farm.

C. A. Vernon Louis Dille Los Gatos California James Lafollett Federal Warner Church Amesville Warner Cemetery Lafollett Elza Cole Lafdllett Farm

Mrs Zollinger Returns Home After Columbus Visit

Mrs. C. E. Zollinger has returned to her home in Columbus ending a visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richardson.

Clark lets contract for nine room house on Maple and Monroe

John Clark awards the contract for a modern nine room house to be built on his newly purchased Maple and Monroe lot. Davis & Davis serve as contracting carpenters while Bryson Lumber Co. provides the materials.

John Clark Maple and Monroe Streets Davis & Davis Bryson Lumber Co

Carpenter Hardware transfers management to Nelsonville

A. H. Carpenter who led the local store of The Carpenter Hardware Co has been transferred to Nelsonville to manage the company store there. The Athens based S. S. and W. A. Carpenter will assist and spend several days weekly in this city as the local staff continues to run the business here.

A. H. Carpenter Carpenter Hardware Co

Hitching Posts Placed Behind Dulaney Store

Glouster Chamber of Commerce installed another row of hitching posts on the street rear of the Dulaney store to provide farmers with a place to hitch their teams when coming to town.

Dulaney Glouster

Theological Talk Prompts Students to Consider Religion

Dr C W Gilke Harvard graduate and University of Chicago teacher urged Ohio university students to form a proper conception of religion and Bible teachings in a Wednesday morning address at Ewing hall auditorium. He called for thoughtful study to dispel doubt from science and will speak again at other University events.

Ohio University Ewing Hall Auditorium C. W. Gilke Harvard University of Chicago Gilke Europe

Gifted Cartoonist Delights Athens Audience at Ewing Hall

Alton Packard, famed cartoonist, entertained a large Athens audience Tuesday evening at Ewing hall auditorium with drawings, piano selections, and solos. He demonstrated his ability to capture the philosophy of life in humorous drawings, the program including a pictorial interpretation performed with a solo and piano piece. The audience was large enough for Professor Hoover to attend.

Alton Packard Athens Ewing Hall Auditorium Packard Hoover

County Aid Drive Receives $40 Toward Promised $100

An appeal reports $40 turned over to the W C A girls toward the promised $100. The funds will aid the needy in the county.

W.C. A

General Strike Feared Across Germany Amid Rail Dispute

Berlin February 8. Despite a conditional railway strike settlement threats of a general strike persisted. The situation is serious with both conservatives and extremists ready for a clash between right and left parties as radical labourites ponder a wider walkout.

Berlin

Harmon Declines Gubernatorial Candidacy

Former Governor Harmon of Cincinnati says he will not seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He spoke in Columbus after arguing a case in the state supreme court and dismissed notions that other candidates would step aside for him.

Columbus Harmon Cincinnati State Supreme Court

Interior budget trimmed by House committee

Washington February 8 The House Appropriations Committee approved the Interior department appropriation bill at 295,622,112 for the 1922 23 fiscal year. The amount is 3,764,920 less than requested and 19,573,037 below last year’s grant.

Washington Interior Department House Appropriations Committee

Survivors Rescued From Sinking Yacht Alpha

The rescue of seven men from the sinking yacht Alpha, 120 miles off Savannah Georgia, was reported to the navy department today by the crew of the steamer Josiah Macy.

Washington International News Service Alpha Savannah Josiah Macy Navy Department

Civil War Veteran William Lievellen Dies at 82

William Lievellen, Civil War veteran from Albany, died at his home about 9 a.m. after a pneumonia illness. He served four years in Company C, CVI, was twice wounded, and left a widow. Surviving children include Marion, Ira, Arthur, and Bertha Saylor. several grandchildren and a sister. Funeral arrangements were not announced.

Albany William Lievellen Lee Township Company C Lievellen Marion Lievellen New Concord Ira Lievellen Arthur Lievellen Athens R. D Bertha Saylor R. D

Mrs. Henrietta Bumgardner Dies at 83 in Gallipolis

Mrs. Henrietta Bumgardner widow of H F Bumgardner formerly of Coolville and Hockingport Athens county died at her daughter Mrs H R Hurns home in Gallipolis on Monday February 6 in her eighty third year She leaves two sons and four daughters burial set for Thursday in Scioto county

Bumgardner Henrietta Hum Hrey) Bumgardner H. F. Bumgardner Coolville Hockingport Athens County H. R. Hurn Gallipolis Scioto County

Funeral for Mrs. James Dixon Held in Richland Ave Home

Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Richland avenue home by Rev. Swinehart of Bellefontaine, former pastor of the First M. E. church in Athens. Interment will take place in West Union street cemetery.

James Dixon Richland Avenue Swinehart Bellefontaine M. E. Church Athens West Union Street

Murder Probe Opens In Death Of Director William Taylor

Police in Los Angeles investigate the death of William Desmond Taylor, famed motion picture director, found with a heart wound in his bungalow. A Black servant discovered him on arrival to clean the house, after he had spent the night in talks with movie stars.

Los Angeles William Desmond Taylor

Weekend guests and local illness in Pratts Fork

Pratts Fork reports weekend visitors Mrs. George Gilkey and her young son from Pleasanton. David Goldsberry, three months old, is ill with pneumonia. several others including Mia Wingett Hannah Viperman and Ed O'Brien remain on the sick list. A protracted church meeting ended with two conversions and church accession.

George Gilkey Little Son Pleasanton Bessie Duckler David Roy Goldsberry Dave Goldsberry Mia Fay Wingett Hannah Viperman Ed O'Brien Pratts Fork Fred Biehl Shade B. W. Colburn J. Smith Fred Audra Douglas Mary Rank Cain Athens Ray Marshall Alma Howett

Local Notes Highlight Community Travel and Visits

The report lists residents visiting Nelsonville Columbus Athens and Haydenville with multiple social calls and relatives accompanying Dr. Dew for a serious operation. Notable names include Mrs Eugene Lemon Mrs Kate Wisher Mr Carl Fisher Rex and Mrs Ruth Evans plus Nellie Campbell and Harry Wend. Community members share travel and leisure activities across towns.

Eugene Lemon Nelsonville Carl Fisher Rex Kate Wisher Guy Lewis Rose Aplin New Plymouth Leslie Cox Carrie Dew Columbus Guy Evans Charles Bilis Logan Nellie Campbell Haydenville Lou Cheshire Ruth Ruth Evans Wii Evans Dick Jones Dick Jr Will Ogg Charles Bagley Nell Herroild Mark Ralph Cox Vern Fisk Thomas Evans Goldie Boldin Blanche Lemon Harry Wend Athens

Senate Debates Ford Muscle Shoals Offer Referred

The agricultural bloc won a Senate procedural victory as Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals lease proposal was sent to the agriculture committee after an hour of debate. Senator Fletcher's resolution to approve the Ford contract also moved to committee while Senator Brandegee planned a counter resolution.

Washington International News Service Senate Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Senate Agriculture Committee Fletcher Florida Congress Ford War Weeks Brandegee Agriculture Committee

Athens High School to Install Wireless Telephone in Science Dept

The Athens Board of Education approved installing a wireless telephone in the science department to modernize instruction. Superintendent Stailey also authorized purchasing dictionaries and more equipment for the physical department. Mrs Brandon Grover was appointed first grade teacher at the Central Building to ease overcrowding. Miss Meryl Danford returns to her high school teaching post after a leave.

atAthens High School C. FE. Stailey Athens Board of Education Stailey Brandon Grover Grover Meryl D&énford

Beebe Road Work Honors County Home Budget

A typographical error in The Messenger misstated a vote by the Athens county commissioners. The February meeting shows only the monthly visit to the county home, while the $350 was to improve a short stretch of Beebe road.

Athens County Commissioners Beebe

Pleasanton and kin visit Bates and nearby towns

Pleasanton Wayne Kenney and wife visited Scott Tippie and family of Bates. A business trip to Athens was made by A C Dixon and Bill Lewis. Ed Martin and Cecil Cootey called on John Cucker and wife one evening. Music accompanied the visits.

Wayne Kenney Scott Tippie Bates A. C. Dixon Bill Lewis Athens Ed Martin Cecil Cootey John Cuckler Frank, Parker Hebbardsville George Morrison Mary Smalley Chester David Smalley John Cooley Paul Jeffers Jerseyville G. F Martin B. W. Kenney Dana Barnhill Date Tubbs Burlingham Lee Barley Ray Morrison George Gilkey Melvin Duckler H.R. King Blain Woodyard Chase Sheldon Parker D. Arnett W. Kenney Son Dale

Elizabeth Catherine Cook Dies After 69 Years of Life

Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Cook, lifelong M. E. church member and industrious neighbor, dies after 69 years of life. She married David C. Cook in 1876, bore six children, and was predeceased by her husband 26 years earlier. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. J. L Landsitter officiating. interment in Miller cemetery at Corning.

Elizabeth Catherine Cook David C. Cook Jesus William David John Sadie Williams Laura Gidtchel May Dunnett Glouster J. L Landsitter Miller Cemetery Corning

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We thank neighbors and friends who assisted us in our bereavement the singers Rev Landsitter L R Andrews and Dr LeFever and those who sent floral offerings and furnished automobiles Wm Dave and John Cook Mrs Sadie Williams Mrs May Dunnett Mrs Laura Gatchel

Landsitter L. R. Andrews Dr. LeFever Dave and John Cook Sadie Williams May Dunnett Laura Gatchel

Yorkville riot at Wheeling Steel plant leaves one dead

A mob at the Yorkville Wheeling Steel plant fired on workers at 3 am as the factory, idle since July due to a strike, resumed operations yesterday. One man was killed and a number injured in the early morning violence.

Yorkville, CO Yorkville Wheeling Steel Steel Corporation

DANCE HALL PROPRIETORS SET NEW STANDARDS

In Columbus an accord was reached between dance hall owners and city inspector Mrs. Evelyn Scatterday. They will require correct dancer positions and halt megaphone singing. Immediate steps will also be taken to ban objectionable walks and steps.

Columbus Evelyn Scatterday City Dance Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. S. Bethel West Washington Street Sunnyside Needle Club John Carpenter Carpenter Esther Teeters The Missionary Society of the Christian Church Guy Fierce Mound Street Good Health Program J. D. Haskins Chiropractor Room Nat'l Bank Miliary Prometrist Athens Theological Atheneon Restaurant Finsterwald & Barstow Germany 1Hursday Rome the Fulton Grocery. Co Pius XI Pope Pius X Pope Pius XI Achille Ratti Milan Sacred College Benedict XV Cphaol Pia Paper & Large Earth Abraham Lincoln Jessie D. Blackstone Melrose Highlands Boston Gobey KELLY Athens County Buick CO MEXIA Texas Western Investment Cay Stock Exchange Calif Keenan Senger Tle Hutchinson &Shickngy Tia
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