IN SOCIETY NEW YORK VISITORS
Ohio readers learn Athens Messenger is on sale at multiple Manhattan locations including S E corner 42nd Street and 6th Avenue and 47th Street and Broadway. The Schultz News Agency lists the outlets near Grand Central and 32nd Street. Mrs. C T Moore’s group to run the social hour.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
S. E
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Pythian Sisters to Meet Friday Evening
The Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting Friday evening at an unspecified time. Members are advised to attend as plans and discussions are on the agenda.
Cross heads to Toledo for Memorial Craftsmen convention
Mr. Frank H. Cross departed for Toledo to attend a three day state convention of Memorial Craftsmen. Mrs. A. J. Van Dyke of Albany visited her son Mr. A. M. Van Dyke and family at 4 Race Street through Wednesday and today.
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Frank H. Cross
Toledo
Memorial Craftsmen
A. J. van Dyke
Albany
A. M. van Dyke
Race Street
Miss Irene Devlyn to Install Theta Phi Alpha in Wisconsin
Miss Irene Devlyn organizer of Theta Phi Alpha sorority sails to Madison Wisconsin to establish a new chapter at the University of Wisconsin She will pause at the University of Iowa on the way home to review a petitioning group.
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Irene Devlyn
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Madison
Wis
Theta Phi Alpha
University of Wisconsin
Miss Devlyn
University of Iowa
Miller-Bishop Wedding at Home of Father in Detroit Trip
Walter Kenneth Miller and Luella Bishop were married Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the bridegroom’s father Edward Miller’s home 24 Elliott Street. Rev. Edward Miller and Rev. Frederick Brown officiated. Witnesses were Hattie Bartlett Mamie Gates and John Gates. The couple left for a wedding trip to Detroit Michigan and will reside at 24 Elliott Street after returning. Mr. Miller is a painter and Mrs. Miller was employed at Howard Hall before the marriage.
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Elliott Street
Ohio university faculty hosts dinner for Dr. E. B. Bryan
The faculty at Ohio University entertained last evening in Lindley Hall with a formal dinner welcoming reelected president Dr. E. B. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. Seventy six covers were set for 196 guests. Dean E. W. Chubb and Dean T. C. McCracken spoke in appreciation of Dr. Bryan remaining head of the university. A floral basket from Dean Chubb honored the couple, and a musical trio from the School of Music performed during the dinner.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Bryan
Lindley Hall
C. M. Copeland
T. C. McCracken
E. W. Chubb
Doctor Bryan
Professor Cooper To Judge Debate In Kalamazoo
Prof W H Cooper head of public speaking at Ohio university travels to Kalamazoo Michigan to judge a Sunday evening debate between Kalamazoo and Albia on whether the United States should recognize Russia. He will visit Muskegon to see his sisters before returning. Mrs Charles Harvey, recently hospitalized in Newark, has returned home and is convalescing at 215 West Washington with the Harveys.
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Cooper
W. H. Cooper
Ohio University
Kalamazoo
Mich
Albia
Michigan
United States
Russia
Muskegon
Henrietta
Margaret Cooper
Charles Harvey
Newark
J. R. Harvey
West Washington Street
Missionary Society Guest Day at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will observe guest day at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. J. H. Berry will give the lesson.
Business Woman's Club Meets This Evening at Seven
The Business Woman's club will convene at seven o'clock this evening for its planned meeting. Members are reminded to arrive promptly as proceedings begin at the stated hour.
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Business Woman’'s Club
County Auditor Fred Cornwell Returns From Columbus
Athens county auditor Fred Cornwell returns home from Columbus after attending the state meeting of county auditors.
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Fred Cornwell
Athens County
Columbus
Progressive Literary Club Met Hosts Reading Session
Mrs E Selby hosted the Progressive Literary club at 82 May avenue on Tuesday evening with Mrs H M Bennett as leader presenting Porto Rico. Roll call covered current events and Mrs L W Fienup offered two readings titled What the
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E. Selby
May Avenue
Progressive Literary Club
H. M. Bennett
Porto Rico
L. W. Fienup
Club Notes Highlight Contests and Upcoming Meeting
Fat Man Thought of the Inquisitive Boy and Be Careful Who You Laugh At were the contest topics with prizes awarded to Mrs. L. D. Cooper and Mrs. A. N. Johnson. Guests included Mrs. L. D. Cooper Mrs. L. W. Fienup and Mrs. D. R. Selby who helped with refreshments. The next meeting is February 23 at 168 North Lancaster Street the home of Mrs. Howard Brookins.
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L. D. Cooper
A. N. Johnson
L. W. Fienup
D. R. Selby
Maccenas Club Meeting Hosts Porto Rico Program
Mrs. C. R. Sheldon hosted the Maccenas Literary club at 28 First street with Mrs. T. R. Bennett presiding. Roll call offered Valentine quotations while Mrs. L. W. Fienup presented a Porto Rico program. Ellis Cheney sang and a victrola piece followed. Mrs. J. R. Harvey won first prize and Mrs. Garfield Porter second.
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C. R. Sheldon
First Street
Maccenas
T. R. Bennett
L. W. Fienup
Porto Rico
Ellis Cheney
J. R. Harvey
Garfield Porter
Floodwood Mine 26 Closes Down
Chauncey, Feb. 11. Mine 26 of the New York coal company at Floodwood has been closed after a brief revival. About 200 miners who had returned from Chauncey mine 25 are affected. Chauncey mine 25 is not operating today and will not work Friday due to Lincoln's birthday observance.
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Chauncey
New York Coal Company
Floodwood
Chauncey Mine
Lincoln
Ladies Aid Meeting Tonight at Millfield Church
The regular monthly gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of the Millfield Christian church is set for 7 o'clock this evening at the church. Officers will be elected and other important business will be discussed, with all members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Christian Church
Seventh Day Adventist women plan Chauncey sale
The women of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Chauncey announce a two day miscellaneous sale at the Crosser store building on East Converse Street March 11 and 12. Donations of articles or pastry are welcome to aid the church.
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Chauncey
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Crosser
East Converse Street
Loyal Womans society meets at First Christian church
Mrs T R Hamilton hosted the Loyal Womans society at the First Christian church on Mound street. President Mrs Guy M Brookins led the business session with readings by Mrs Charles Fiske Mrs Ira Myers and Mrs Neal Helsel and a program led by Mrs M J Gardner. A Valentine Day collation followed as social hour.
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Chauncey
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Loyal Womans’ Society
The
First Christian Church
Guy M. Brookins
Charles Fiske
Neal Helsel
M. J. Gardner
Guy Gardner
Ira Myers
John Shafer
Helse
Sam Tippett
John Brewer
Charles Bradfield
B. F. Ferrer
Henry Osborne
Guy Brookins
Charles Ogg
Howard Brown
Harvey Nye
Arthur Smart
Chauncey Personal News and Local Visits
Mrs. Earl Worden and daughter Elsie return from a few days in Nelsonville. The Rev. Mr. Courtney of Chauncey filled his regular appointment at the Taylor Lidge Christian church on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne hosted guests Sunday at their High street home, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Osborne and son Richard.
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Chauncey
Earl Worden
Elsie
Nelsonville
Courtney
Taylor Lidge Christian Church
Henry Osborne
High Street
Dane Osborne
Richard
Visitors From Columbus Stay With Jennings Couple
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. McGannon and Mr. Myron Flesher of Columbus motored here yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings at 54 East Union Street. Mrs. Flesher stays at the Jennings home due to the serious illness of Mrs. C. E. M. Jennings, whose condition remains unchanged.
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H. V. McGannon
Myron Flesher
Columbus
Ralph P. Jennings
East Union Street
Flesher
Jenning
C. E. M. Jennings
Jacksonville Glouster Couples Wed at Athens Parsonage
Two Jacksonville men and two Glouster women wed at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. M. E. Chatley officiating. John Exan hamp er married Frieda Pauline Roberts while Elden Dwight Skinner wed Winifred G. Nicholson a short time later with attending and witnessing family members from Glouster and Trimble.
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Jacksonville
Glouster
Athens
Christian Church
M. E. Chatley
John Exanhamper
Frieda Pauline Roberts
Chatley
Chauncey and Filled Appointments at Independent Holiness Church
Chauncey and others filled appointments at the Independent Holiness Church here on multiple occasions as noted in local church records.
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Chauncey
Independent Holiness Church
Funeral held Friday for Mrs Alice C Mc Donald
Chauncey February 11 funeral services for Mrs Alice Coota McDonald who died Tuesday at Circle Hill will be held Friday at 2 pm from her home and burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. She was 28, survived by her husband one child her parents Mr and Mrs William Coots and several brothers and sisters.
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Chauncey
Alice Coota McDonald
Circle Hill
Green Lawn
Mayor Urges Presidential Intervention in Coal Dispute
Middletown New York February 11 Mayor Macardell telegraphed the President urging action in the coal controversy to ensure adequate coal for heating. He asserts that the right of the people to coal is superior to the claims of capital and labor.
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People's
Middletown
N. Y
Macardell
Bulgarian Herb Tea advertised for colds and pneumonia risk
An eye catching ad promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a quick remedy for colds with a warning about pneumonia. It claims the tea helps break up congestion and urges readers to buy a fresh box from their druggist for 35c, 50c, or $1.25.
Illness Strikes Chauncey Area Residents
Chauncey area reports three ill residents including Mrs. Mary Pyles living near Coal Run, Mrs. Clara Youngs in Chauncey, and Mrs. George Shaner in Millfield with pneumonia and serious illness noted.
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Chauncey
Mary Pyles
Coal Run
Clara Youngs
George Shaner
Millfield
Miner Charles Baker Injured at Chauncey Mine
Chauncey, Feb 11. Charles Baker suffered a severe crush to his left hand when a slate fall pinned it at the Chauncey mine Wednesday morning. Dr. Warren V. Sprague treated him and he likely will be out of work for some time.
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Chauncey
Charles Baker
Chauncey Mine
Warren V. Sprague
Baker
J A Smith Dies in Nelsonville
Chauncey Feb 11 The death of the Rev J A Smith at his Nelsonville home after a brief illness quinsy shocks The Plains and Chauncey relatives. His father Levi P Smith died recently at The Plains and his mother is seriously ill. He leaves a mother and two sisters Mrs Edna Henderson The Plains and Mrs Abner Phillips of Chauncey plus a late brother Mrs Etta Hillyer of Chauncey and is well known in the area.
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Chauncey
J. A. Smith
Nelsonville
the Plains
Levi P. Smith
Edna Henderson
Abner Phillips
May Avenue
Etta Hillyer
Smith
Drama League to Stage Three Plays in Athens
Reserved seats for three one act plays by the Community Drama League of Athens go on sale Friday at Cline's. The program opens with Overtones directed by Helen Hedden featuring Hattie Harriet and other actors, followed by The Very Naked Boy with Elizabeth Conklin and Wesley Maurer, and Neighbors directed by Marie Jewett with a large local cast.
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Community Drama League of Athens
Ewing Auditorium
Cline
Hattie
Helen Reynolds
Harriet
Helen Hedden
Maggie
Alice Holman
Margaret
Maude Skidmore
Genevieve Ap
Stuart Walker
Zona Gale
Lulu Betts
Marie Jewett
Mis’ Abel
Joy Cutler
Mis’ Moran
Charles D. Giauque
Mis’ Trot
Esther Dunham
Mis’ Sillworth
Lilian M. Barbour
Grandma
Constance McLeod
Inez
Melba White
Ezra
Peter
Philip Robinson
Musterole Promises Quick Flu Relief for Families
Advert claims Musterole eases influenza symptoms by relieving congestion and boosting circulation. The product, described as a mustard-plaster alternative, is applied to the skin for a warm then cooling sensation and rapid relief. A milder version for children is also available.
End Rheumatic Pains and Aches From Haarlem Oil
No new need thousands suffer the excruciating pains aches and twines of rheumatism neuritis lumbago or sciatica. An old Dutch internal remedy Haarlem Oil in tasteless capsules targets internal acids and poisons in joints and muscles for quick relief. Ask for Red Pit Haarlem Oil at druggists 50c guaranteed or money back.
Vague Mason Observance Noted in Local Notice
A fragment notes a collective gathering of Masons on March 25 for an event inviting many officers to witness the work. The text lacks full details but implies a ceremonial or inspection occasion.
Marriage License Issued for John Exenhamp er and Freda Roberts
A marriage license was issued this morning to John Exenhamp er, a miner from Jacksonville, and Freda Pauline Roberts, a clerk from Glouster. The license was issued by officiant Rev. M. E. Chatley who united them in marriage.
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John Exenhamper
Jacksonville
Freda Pauline Roberts
Glouster
M. E. Chatley
Countess Di Sera Dies by Own Hand
Berlin February 11 Countess Di Sera divorced wife of an Italian marchese is dead today by her own hand amid intense enthusiasm over the Italo German dispute. The Countess, known for dancing, visited a night club when the tragedy occurred.
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Berlin
Countess di Sera
Italian Premier Praised After Dash at Evening Event
A woman delivered a fervent speech praising the Italian premier during a late event last night and then took her own life, leaving authorities investigating the circumstances.
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Raris
Maccenas Literary Club
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McDonald
York
Cray & Reading Een Berry
North Court
Drama League
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Febru
Cline’s
Pharmacy
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Gold
Hoffman
Kimer
Mansfield
Petit
Robinson
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Earl Z. Shafer
N. Congress Street
John E. Edwards
Second Street
Hiermer R. McAnfee
Lancaster Street
Madam Lucile Palmist
W. Union ST
Hutchinson
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Sommer’s
Piso
Kuhn
Preston
Big Daylight
Renauld and
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Wooltex
Peggy
Paris
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