Bennett Funeral Sunday At Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mr. John Bennett will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Methodist Episcopal church in this city.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
3
Funeral services for Mr. John Bennett will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Methodist Episcopal church in this city.
Mrs Ed Hite and Mrs John Hite hosted the Busy Bee Marathon Club gathering on Jackson Street with music contests and social chat. Guests included Mesdames Lee Butterworth Milt Baileys John Fisher Frank Neikirk Fern Bunt hoff Don James and others. members listed with numerous names and two Misses Nellie Lancaster and Elcie Hodgeman.
Katcha-Koo, billed as the biggest amateur theatrical hit, comes to Stuart Opera House for a Feb 24 matinee and Feb 25 evening performances under High School auspices. The East Indian Fakir tale features Omer Welling, Velma Young, Pauline Wagner, Floyd Rosser, Cliff Hartley, with Margaret Emish at the piano.
One of the season's most elaborate social affairs was hosted last evening by Mrs. Low Rice, Mrs. C. G. Sheppard, and Mrs. Harry Edington at the Rice home on Fort Street. Guests arrived greeted by Miss Louise Rice and Master Tom Sheppard. The home showcased cut and potted plants with a pink and white color scheme for a luncheon at 5 o'clock featuring elaborate appointments. Corsages of sweet peas served as favors. About eighty five guests attended, including out of town visitors Mrs. James Sheppard and Mrs. Gay Aumiller of Columbus.
Sheppard of San Francisco and Mrs. William Stuart of St Paul are named locals. Miss Margaret Stiers of Haydenville visits her sister Mrs Edith Stiers. Miss Tessie Erwin returns to Grant Hospital after mourning time with her parents. Ed Erwin is recovering from a typhoid fever attack.
Twenty two members of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. J M Hyde's home with Mrs C H Roddabush assisting. Reports showed gains for all departments over last year. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs N Hill and vice presidents Mrs C C Sharp and Mrs F G Cooley.
Several hundred attended the West End school evening celebration by invitation of the West End parent teacher association. The program featured grade performances and speeches by Miss Bridgeman Miss Munn and Miss Bliss of Athens. Red Cross nurse Miss Masters reported pupil health statistics and the event closed after refreshments.
The article notes several women earning five figure to six figure salaries in 1920s fields. Anita Loos earns about 100000 as scenario writer, Francis Marion 100000 as motion picture director, Jane Martin 10000 as advertising woman, and Clara Porter a large New York trust company officer.
Readable fragment notes that sandwiches and coffee were served to those present at the event. The brief mentions attendees enjoying simple refreshments after proceedings.
Red Cross nurse Miss Masters has moved into new quarters on East Columbus Street. To contact her call Bell Phone 785. Office hours are 8 to 9 a.m. and 4:30 to 5 p.m.
The first meeting of the city’s new all women club is set for Monday at seven o'clock in the high school auditorium. Miss Lucile Kaelin will sing as women express eagerness to join and support the club's good work.
A musician recalls stomach distress and poor tuning until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is tried. The ad claims it clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose shown, money refunded. McKee Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
Mrs Emma Pankhurst told 3,000 women in Toledo that a break between the United States and Great Britain would exceed the horrors of World War I. She urged keeping the two nations out of war and accused Bolshevists in the United States of trying to cause a split.
Next week Friday February 25 the annual southeastern Ohio tournament will be held under Ohio University auspices. Twenty four high schools from the region will be represented with nearly two hundred students in Athens as hosts plan a welcoming program. Athens Hi, John Hancock Hi, Nelsonville Hi and others will compete in the event.
The Republican Publicity Association argues that Chicago railroad brotherhood threats target the railway labor board, citing past strikes tied to wartime needs and wage disputes. It blames deflation and the Adamson law for growing public frustration with labor demands and political outcomes.
рекламный крик обещает быструю помощь от насморка и кашля с помощью Hyomei. Предлагается двухминутное очищение носовых проходов и свобода дыхания во сне и бодрствовании. Утверждается, что средство снимает симптомы простуды за день и обещано полный комплект ингалятора и флакона по доступной цене.
The common pleas court reversed Justice Helwig's liquor violation ruling against William West who was fined $50 and costs for manufacturing home brew. The court found no law violation and ruled Helwig's decision prejudiced in an action by West against the state of Ohio.
Soot in a chimney at 55 West Washington street sparked flames and sparks from the flue. A passerby alerted the fire department which arrived quickly. The blaze proved non dangerous with only wall paper near the flue scorched and no further damage.
Five room cottage offered for sale with water in the house and contact via phone R 257 in Glouster Ohio. A box supper for Pocahontas and Red Men lodges Tuesday at 7 pm in Red Men hall. children not included. Johnson Beverage Company buys The White Front Store from R J Thompson and plans big stock additions and new staff. Regular city council meeting planned for tonight with no major business expected.
C E Handley returned yesterday from Columbus where he spent several days on business. Preaching services will be held at the Trimble Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. A fruit supper at the Trimble schoolhouse tonight at 7 oclock aims to raise funds for the Trimble parent teacher association and its expenses. The supper should have a liberal patronage.
Mrs. W. W. Bryson hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering in Urbancrest honoring her mother Mrs. C. M. Clark of Worthington. The event featured red and yellow heart decor and a buffet luncheon with many attendees including Mrs. Aumiller of Athens and Mrs. J. W. Bryson. Mrs. C. A. Daugherty then hosted the Mother's Club Friday evening on Front Street with Valentine decor and a two course lunch, all members except Mrs. Harold Kinney in attendance.
In these days many children suffer headaches feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels. Mother Grays Sweet Powders are praised for their easy pleasant to take and effective relief. Mothers who use them recommend them to others and druggists everywhere sell them.
George Bloom was fined 500 dollars plus costs and jailed ten days for contempt of court and given a 200 dollar fine with six months in the work house for assault and battery on Judge France L. Stevens. Bloom sparked a hallway sparring threat after a misdemeanor hearing, prompting officers to intervene as he moved toward the judge.
Three typhus cases are confirmed in Cortland, New York, all confined to a single case, with investigations noting a connection to a sailor who sailed from Naples, Italy and arrived in New York in January.
New York February 18 reports William F McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee remains in a near-death condition due to heart trouble with no change in his status today.
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