Society Notes Show Visits and Travel
Mrs. W. S. Foutch Jr. of Akron is a guest of her parents on West Unicon street. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Gross traveled to Columbus for Mrs. Gross to receive medical treatment. Mrs. Mabel G. Beatfield of Columbus visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. 8. Brones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. S. Foutch Jr
Akron
Mrs. & R. Ely
West Unicon Street
Ernest R. Gross
Columbus
Gross
Mabel G. Beatfield
Grones
What's Wrong With The World Lecture Tonight
Athens Council of the Knights of Columbus hosts Peter Collins of Massachusetts at College Auditorium Sunday February 22 at 8 pm. The free lecture covers great problems and constructive remedies for civilization with emphasis for World War veterans. Collins has spoken to over 3,000,000 people across the United States and Canada in eight years, traveling about 300,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mr. Collins
Collins
United States
Canada
Peter Collins
America
Col lins Endorsed for Social Reform and Christian Democracy
Mr Collins, a veteran in social reform and Christian democracy, served as International Secretary of the Electrical Workers and Illinois Industrial Commission member. He urged constructive labor laws, spoke nationwide, and led Knights of Columbus reconstruction efforts aiding 200000 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
The
Electrical Workers
Illinois Industrial Commission
United States
Ilinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
Deneen
Illinois
Col
Collins
Pope Pius the Tenth
America
Business Men's Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Organizations
Knights of Columbus
Fordham University
Notre Dame University
Oberlin University
Universities of Kentucky
Iowa
Georgia
Minnesota
Barker
University of Kentucky
Orvice
Harmony guest at Musser home recalls Sunday visit
Mr William F Wright of Harmony Penn was the Sunday guest of Miss Mary Bowen at the home of Mr and Mrs James Musser 23 Brown avenue The Higley Study Circle will celebrate the annual George Washington event on Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs C H Horn 12 Sunnyside Drive as hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wright
Harmony
Penn
Mary Bowen
James Musser
Brown Avenue
George Washington
Higley
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Ill and improving Mrs Sprague receives cheerful news
Five weeks of serious illness for Mrs L A Sprague ends in marked improvement as friends hope for a full recovery soon. Akron visitor Ralph L Price arrives for several days with his parents Mr and Mrs John B Price while awaiting federal inspection of the National Guard on Thursday. C C Leighty and son Edger travel to Chicago to join Mr Leighty, Champion Spark Plug Corp representative. J R Harvey and spouse, after a Florida trip to Zephyrville, Florida, report they will stay several more weeks enjoying garden vegetables and citrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Price
Akron
John B. Price
The
National Guards
C. C. Leighty
Edger
Chicago
Mr. Leighty
Champion Spark Plug Corporation
J. R. Harvey
Zephyrville
Florida
Engagement and Upcoming Wedding in Dayton
Former Athens girl Nellie Margaret McNutt will wed Joseph F. Brown of Dayton. The ceremony is set for February 26 at 6 45 p m at the Brown home 36 West Monument avenue Rev George Bunton officiating. After the wedding Mr and Mrs Brown will travel to Miami Fla remaining until March 21. The McNutt family are former Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. E. McNutt
Nellie Margaret
Joseph F. Brown
Dayton
George Bunton
Brown
West
Monument Avenue
Honor Guest Mrs L V Brown Hosts Afternoon Bridge
A home gathering at 2 University Terrace honored Mrs J C Jones of South Charleston. Nine tables played bridge with red white and blue decor and a luncheon. Mrs Jones, a former Athens resident, will be feted with several social events. Mrs F L Preston plans an evening party for her Wednesday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
J. C. Jones
South Charleston
Bridge
Jones
Athens
F. L. Preston
Informal Tea Aids Friendship Circle At Athens High
The Athens High School Friendship Circle hosted a Saturday afternoon tea for high school girls in the Methodist church Scout room. The program featured violin solo by Janice Battino Katharine Coe readings by Angella Woods and two vocal numbers by Martha Whipple. Beulah Brubaker of the YWCA spoke on ties between the circle and the college YWCA Hetzel described it as a training ground for YWCA membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
Athens High School
Scout Room
Methodist Church
Janice Battino
Katherine Coe
Angella Woods
Martha Whipple
Beulah Brubaker
Social Service
Birthday Party for Elizabeth Horn in Sunnyside Drive
Elizabeth Horn celebrated her 14th birthday with a Valentine party at her Sunnyside Drive home. Twenty six guests, contest games with valentines as prizes, music and readings by Angella Woods entertained the party. Red and white decorations featured heart shapes and valentines as favors. A pretty collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Elizabeth Horn
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Angella Woods
Great Bari Tone Emilio de Gogozza to wed Emma Eames
Emilio de Gogozza the renowned baritone, due to sing next week Wednesday, is married to celebrated Metropolitan Opera star Emma Eames. The pairing, already prominent wherever Victrola records reach, captures notable musical prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio de Gogozza
Emma Eames
Metropolitan Grand Opera Fame
Man killed in coal mine accident at Modoc
Henry McLaughlin, about 50, died after being crushed between a coal machine and a rib in Mine 281 at Modoc Monday morning. He died at home that night. Funeral services will be held at Hollister church Thursday. He left a widow and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Modoc
Henry McLaughlin
Joe McLaughlin
Greens Run
L. R. Andrews
Des Robinson
Hollister
McLaughlin
Goose Run
Peter Collins Guided by Honesty as Duty and Conscience
Citi zen Chelsea Massachusetts notes that Peter Collins was taught honesty is a duty to conscience and has made this principle his guiding star in life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Collins
Chelsea, Mass
Inventor Patents Frame to Secure Vehicles and Pets
An inventor has patented a frame designed to hold cars, pets, and rigs firmly. The device aims to stabilize loads and prevent movement during transport and handling.
Dreco Herb Aids Stomach Ailments Says Civic Figure
A prominent citizen testifies Dreco helped with gastritis indigestion and constipation after long stomach trouble. William Mathem of South Zanesville credits Dreco for improved digestion, breathing, and sleep, praising the remedy as safe and inexpensive. Stout, a Dreco expert, locates at Cline Pharmacy to explain merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mathem
South
Zanesville
Creco
Stout
Cline Pharmacy
Deadly menace of neglected colds urged against
Doctors warn that untreated colds lead to throat lung troubles and pneumonia. Father John's Medicine is recommended as a safe nourishing remedy free from alcohol or dangerous drugs suitable for children and adults to ward off illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Deaths in Glouster and Jacksonville Chronicle
Mrs. Anna Cole aged 74 died Saturday night at her daughter’s home in Columbus from illness. Funeral services were in Middleport with the party passing through Jacksonville on train No. 2 to join Mr. and Mrs. Cronin. The funeral of Hiram Jarviste, who died of flu and pneumonia at his Jacksonville home, was held at the Jacksonville Methodist church with Rev. Redding directing. Burial followed at West Union cemetery in Athens after the party left on train No. 2. Mr. Jarviste leaves his wife and two children, a daughter Mrs. Charles Darst in Congo and son Jno. Jarvis in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Anna Cole
Owen Cronin
Jacksonville
P. J. Clancey
Columbus
Fill
Middleport
Cronin
Hiram Jarviste
Merchant W J Johnston Recovers From Severe Flu
W J Johnston a well known merchant of Jacksonville is slowly recovering after a severe bout with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnston
Jacksonville
Dugan Rites Held For Hemlock Native In City
W P Dugan aged 76 died Friday evening. Short home service at 9 30 Monday. Funeral train No 3 to Hemlock where Church of Christ rites occurred. Interment Springer Ridge cemetery. Survived by widow and children Edward Dugan Columbus Mrs Frank Butts Porter Dugan and Mrs Ira Andrews of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Dugan
Hemlock
Mr. Dugan
Church of Christ
Springer Ridge Cemetery
Edward Dugan
Columbus
Frank Butts
Porter Dugan
Ira Andrews
City
Skinner Marries Miss Morris in Columbus Ceremony
The marriage of Harry C. Skinner and Rozella Morris took place Monday afternoon February 9 with Rev Havenhurst officiating. The couple will reside with Skinner's parents at 1691 Bryden Road Columbus. The contracting parties are former residents who have many friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Skinner
T. B. Skinner
Bryden Road
Rozella Morris
Hannah Morris
Sullivant Avenue
Columbus
Havenhurst
Glouster
Soviet envoy Martens Defies Senate Over Secret Instructions
Soviet representative Ludwig Martens refused to disclose secret instructions from Moscow during a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee hearing. He said documents were destroyed or hidden and cannot be revealed, and he would not name Soviet couriers. He defended the dictatorship of the proletariat and favored its government, while denying a plan to overthrow the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Senate Foreign Relations
Martens
Wade H. Ellis
Ellis
New York
America
London
Porter
Proletariat
Brandegee
Wilson insists on US role in Fiume settlement dispute
Washington reports the United States will back Jugo Slov rights in the Adriatic clash over Fiume. President Wilson objects to the January plan and says the allies must involve the United States in any settlement. The White House notes clarify US stance after meetings with Tumulty and Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Fiume
White House
Adriatic
Wilson
Supreme Council
United Preas
State Department
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Nitti
London
Save of
Istria
Gale and Randall Report on Armistice Day Murders Trial
Montesano Washington February seventeenth report on I W W murder trial tied to Armistice Day killings in Centralia. Prosecutors say Frank Viero of the Legion intelligence unit will refute defense claims that Grimm led the attack. Five labor jurors attend daily, taking copious notes outside the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem J. Randall
Ace
Montesano
Wash
Centralia
Frank V
Iero Intelltcr
Gence Caamarines
Legion
Grimm
Vanderveer
All
Labor
Ohio pastors press for $1000 yearly minister salary
In Columbus on February 17 Ohio pastors urged the inter church world movement to include a $1000 annual minimum salary in its budget. The resolution, led by W. O. Thompson of Ohio State University, cites roughly 1,200 Ohio ministers and 40,000 nationwide earning less than that amount, arguing low pay harms efficiency and deters entrants into the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Inter-Church World Movement
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Interchurch World Movement
Berkshire Breeders of Bern Organized in Amesville
On February 14 1920 Berkshire breeders met at Monroe Merrick farm Amesville Ohio to organize the Bern Berkshire Breeders Association. Officers elected include President W R Wella Lathrop vice president M M Merrick secretary treasurer H H Henry who will serve on the Athens County Farm Bureau executive board. The article also notes a new range oven interior mounted to swing out for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Monroe Merrick
Bern Berkshire Breeders’ Association
W. R. Wella
Lathrop
M. M. Merrick
Sharpsburg
H. H
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Ociety
Mrs. Jones
Mickey
Opera House
Carpenter's
Senate
Mr. Covert
Nelsonville
Henderson
Athens Book & News Co
T. W. W. Gale
Berkshire Breeders OF
Bern
Uncle Sam
Nyhow
Preston
Oliver
Fulton
rVounny
Michigan Navy
Pillsbury’s
Rice
Carolina
Boxen
I Bob Brand
Lergs
Abe
Bare Star
Messenger
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