Valentine club and birthday fete mark local society notes
The Tuesday needle club gathered at 8 Sunnyside Drive with Mrs. Arthur Hickman hosting. Winners were Mrs Fiarl Marquis and Mrs Harvey Ramsey. Mary McCune celebrated a seventh Valentine birthday at 192 Grosvenor Street with friends, games, prizes, and a heart themed cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hickman
Sunnyside Drive
Fiarl Marquis
Harvey Ramsey
Florence
St. Valentine
Miss Marquis
James Vercoe
Earl Marquis
Mary McCune
Bernadine Sprague
Carolyn Fuller
Tommy
Carl Clark
Melba Vercoe
Jane Gil
Arnold Catentine
Alice Robinson
Lois McCoy
Mary Ellen DeMolet
Clifton Catentine
Natalie Slaughter
Social Literary Club Meets for Rural Church Talk
The Social Literary club gathered Wednesday afternoon at 32144 South Court Street hosted by Mrs A R estge with Mrs P B E Hixon leading. Dr A Y Wilcox spoke on churches aiding rural communities and foreigners, followed by discussion and a social hour with refreshments for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R
South Court Street
P. BE. Hixon
A. Y. Wilcox
Quiet wedding unites Wilson Hamilton Carr to Elizabeth Steele
The ceremony took place at the bride’s McArthur home with Rev A H Marshall officiating. No guests attended due to the bride’s mother’s serious illness. The couple’s families are listed as Mr. P C Garr of 10 Second street and Mr. and Mrs Dennis Steele of McArthur. The date had been set for February 15 and was announced amid the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Athens Electric Company
Wilson Hamilton Carr
P. C. Garr
Second Street
Elizabeth Elaine Steele
Dennis Steele
McArthur
A. H. Marshall
Episcopal Church of Athens
Satur
Masons to Hold Valentine Dance at Students Union
The Masons plan a Valentine dance Thursday night at the Students Union with the grand march at 8 pm led by Mr. and Mrs. Ned J. Wolfe. Women take charge of the event while costumes are optional. Committee members include Mrs. N. H. Smith chair, and Mrs. E. C. Bibbee, Mrs. Russell Rupp, Mrs. Samuel Siegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students Union
Ned J. Wolfe
N. H. Smith
E. C. Bibbee
Russell Rupp
Samuel Siegel
Mrs Sprague Hosts Valentine Bridge Tea
Mrs John Sprague of 68 Morris Avenue entertained guests on Tuesday Valentine Day with three tables of bridge. A luncheon featured a red and white floral scheme and heart symbols. Cupid favors with bows and arrows complemented the cheerful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sprague
Morris Avenue
Bishop class meets in monthly session at Mrs Jones home
The Bishop class of Central Avenue M E church met Tuesday night with 22 members and three visitors. Mrs Lacey Wolfe presided and Mrs Eugenia Brown led the devotional. A program followed with readings and a Nine days of February segment. A picnic supper concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue M. E
W. O. Jones
Lacey Wolfe
Eugenia Brown
Maud Sanders
Mary West
Lucy Wolfe
Valentine party set by Women’s Bible class at First Presbyterian
The Women’s Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will hold its annual Valentine party Thursday at 7 pm at 21 West Union Street the home of Mrs W E Peters assisting hostess Mrs C O Moore. The Friendship needle club meets with Mrs A W Easler 121 Lancaster Street Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Bible Class
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Peters
West Union Street
C. O. Moore
Friendship Needle Club
A. W. Easler
Lancaster Street
Athens Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Mr. Robert A. Bell of Akron, formerly of Athens, spends the week with Mr and Mrs. B. F. Tim mons and attends Church of God revival services. Mrs. William A. Lewis returns from Columbus after visiting four daughters and influenza illness. Mrs. Emma Battin, 85 University Terrace, will host the Current Events club Friday at 7. A note from S. L. McCune of Cleveland says Mrs. McCune underwent gallant ap pendicitis surgery last Thursday in a city hospital. her condition is as favorable as could be expected given seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bell
Akron
Athens
B. F. Timmons
Church of God
Emma Battin
University Terrace
Current
S. Ll. McCune
Cleveland
Home Missionary Society Meet At Sundyside Drive
Mrs Clyde Featherstone leads a Home Missionary Society session with Mrs Isaac E Ash at 60 Sundyside Drive Tuesday night for a social and business gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Featherstone
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Isaac E. Ash
Sundyside Drive
Dinner party and theater outing for Miss Cora Woodyard
Miss Cora Woodyard hosted a Windsor dinner for 19 guests on Monday night and then attended a theater party at the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Woodyard
Windsor
The
Majestic
Margot Asquith Criticizes U S Prohibition in Washington
Margot Asquith author of Margot's Diary arrived in Washington and sparks flew as Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League fired back. He questioned her grasp of prohibition noting US declines in drunkenness while she blasted liberty and enforcement. Margot plans a Detroit visit to see Henry Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonia
Margot Asquith
Asquith
England
Margot
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
America
Fatty
Detroit
Henry Ford
McAfooes Takes Over Water and Light Duties
Glouster T. D. MecAfooes succeeds Clarence Lewis who managed water and light for the board of public affairs. Lewis resigned earlier, and McAfooes assumed charge Monday morning with Kinney assisting in overseeing the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. MecAfooes
Clarence Lewis
Board of Public Affairs
Lewis
McAfooes
Spero Contracts for Seven Room Maple Madison Bungalow
D Spero yesterday closed a contract with Carmean and Kurtz to erect a modern seven room bungalow at Maple and Madison on recently purchased lots. Athens Lumber Co. will furnish materials and construction begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Spero
Carmean & Kurtzman
Maple and
Madison Streets
Ley buys Thompson property in Urban Crest
L L W Ley purchases the R. J. Thompson residence in Urban Crest with possession by March 20. The home is praised as one of the city’s finest with modern conveniences and the Thompsons plan to move to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L L. W. Ley
R. J. Thompson
Urbancrest
Mrs. Thompson
Columbus
Mrs Duncan and Family Visit Nearby Relatives
Mrs George Duncan and her two children Katherine and Richard of Santoy spent several days the past week with W H Duncan and family in this city and with Geo Burd less and family at Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Katherine
Richard of
Santoy
W. H. Duncan
Geo. Burdless
Jacksonville
Mrs. Hamilton Guests Of Kittles In Chauncey
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Chauncey was the guest the first of the week of her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey
H. F. Kittle
Miss Mae Masterson Visits Columbus Social Circles
Miss Mae Masterson of New York City visiting Columbus spends a few days with Mr and Mrs L E B Richardson as part of local social circle engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Masterson
New York City
Columbus
Mrs. L. EB. Richardson
Miss Grace Baird Visits Columbus With Parents
Miss Grace Baird of Trimble spent the weekend in Columbus with her parents Mr and Mrs J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baird
Trimble
Columbus
Mrs. J
Valentine Day in Sharpsburg Sparks Local Jollity
The Sharpsburg community notes Valentine cheer and a stag party rumor at Gibson's. A protracted meeting at the colored church draws locals with expected conversions, while residents visit kin and report various illnesses and travel on rough roads.
Pepto Mangan Promotes Blood Health For Flu Season
An old advertisement urges readers to guard against influenza by strengthening their blood with Pepto Mangan tonic. It claims the medicine aids fatigue and recovery, comes in liquid or tablet form, and is endorsed by physicians. Consumers are advised to request Gude's Pepto Mangan by full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Promises Growth for Underweight Children
A medical college reports SUSTO improves weight in undernourished infants and children after months of testing. A case shows a boy gaining six pounds after prior underweight years. The tonic is said to aid those run down, nervous, or anemic by supplying yeast, rice, eggs, milk, beef protein, nuclein, and fron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Local Residents Attend Visits and Town News
Amesville visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Joy of Sharpsburg with Howard Adrian of Cleveland guest. Miss Mary Anderson weds Frank Clark. Anderson family to stay on home farm. Rev Hanna ends Jackson revival with 21 additions at Federal Valley church. The Plains guests of the Mills. Lovell on business to Chillicothe Greenfield Washington D H and Columbus. Hercel Huston visits from Carbonhill. Blanch Huston at home. W E Balderson guests include Mrs E C Cantmer and children from Marietta. John Hartley of Lathrop goes to Indianapolis for miners national meeting. F Gifford and Dorothy Potts attend Columbus for lumber dealers meeting. W C T U meets at Mrs F L Thomas’s. Mrs Lacey Adair visits Athens with daughter. Mr and Mrs C D Henry visit Nelsonville with Ralph Henry. Magazine peddlers seen. Boston University noted among educational observers in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Joy
Sharpsburg
Howard Adrian
Cleveland
Joy
Mary Anderson
J. O. Anderson
Wrightstown Pike
Frank Clark
Anderson
Hanna
Jackson
Federal Valley Church
Ray Swart
the Plains
Charles Mills
Wrightstown
O. M. Lovell
Chillicothe
Greenfield
Washington D. H
Columbus
Hercel Huston
Carbonhill
Blanch Huston
W. E. Balderson
E. C. Cantmer
Marietta
John Hartley
Lathrop
Indianapolis
F. Gifford
Dorothy Potts
Association of Lumber Dealers
F. L. Thomas
Lacey Adair
T. E. Clark
Athens
C. D. Henry
Ralph Henry
Nelsonville
Boston University
Educational University
Massa
Grange Program Listed for February 18 at New Marshfield
February 18 grange meeting includes roll calls, essays on holidays for farmers, relics and their value, reading on Lincoln and Ann Rutledge by Clara Elliott, talks on retaining old members versus gaining new, and on farm size profitability by Lloyd Efaw and J A Boden, plus music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
New Marshfield
Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Clara Elliott
Lloyd Efaw
J. A. Boden
Birthday gathering at Shoop home ends with music and well wishes
Mr. and Mrs. Shoop host a Sunday birthday reunion for Mrs. Shoop Mr. Thomas and Mr. Glazier. A noon dinner is praised as the best seen, followed by conversation music and wishes for many returns of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch Dog
F. Ll
Thomas
County Ford Truck Damaged by Fire in Jail Garage
A county utility Ford truck in the jail garage was damaged by fire to about 50 dollars. The blaze began while the garage was empty and was detected by Mrs. Herbert Parker who reported it. Deputy Surveyor Fred Baker had placed the vehicle in the garage approximately 45 minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Herbert Parker
Fred Baker
New York Hit by Severe Snow Storm
A vicious snow storm struck New York City on February 15 with three inches already on the ground and continuing to blanket the area. Roads and transit faced disruption as the city braced for worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Logan on Thursday Funeral for Charles Schrader
The body of Charles Schrader, who died in Ft. Wayne Indiana February 11, arrived in Logan Tuesday afternoon and was taken to his father's home by Harden Undertaking. He was over thirty, married, and died of tuberculosis after a two year illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 9 am at St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Nevin officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schrader
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Logan
David Schrader
Harden Undertaking Company
Nevin
Oak Grave Cemetery
Installation of officers by Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
The Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees holds initiation and installation of officers on Thursday evening February 16. The Haydenville Review is invited to attend and a supper will be served. Members are urged to come and bring a supper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Haydenville Review
Colds and Pneumonia Preventive Advice from Health Commissioner
Health Commissioner Elias offers guidance for February and March to curb colds pneumonia and related diseases. Avoid dust poor ventilation and contaminated surfaces use handkerchiefs coughs and sneezes proper hygiene disinfectants avoid sharing cups and towels dress warmly wash hands and seek a physician promptly if illness develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias
Rub on Musterole Relieves Sore Throat Fast
Musterole ointment promises quick sore throat relief without burning like a mustard plaster. The clean white preparation is applied by finger, penetrates to the sore spot, and draws out pain. Available in jars and tubes at drug stores for 35 and 65 cents, hospitable size $3.00.
Wagon Driver Dies in Unusual Circumstance in Columbus
Benjamin H. Lecrone, 32, a milk wagon driver, was found fatally injured in his wagon at Cleveland and Third avenues. He died hours later after uttering they got me. Police consider three theories: a hit by car, a fall under the wagon, or being shoved during an attempted robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Benjamin H. Lecrone
Cleveland
Third Avenues
Lecrene
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Marianina
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Vienna
Millfield
Order of Eastern Star
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M. A. Dowler
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Wisconsin League
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Amesville
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Liberty
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Plantsville
Miss Harris
Walkersville
Oscar
Oscar Harris
E. Craig Bartlett
Clinton Webb
Schrader Funeral
Cash Shoe Store
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Peruna Company
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Quelques Fleurs
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E. F. Sheriden
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