Local society notes and travels span the season
Mr J D Brown sails to Miami for the rest of winter. Mr and Mrs James Winning and daughters Ruth and Lillian return to Dayton after a two week visit in Athens. Mr P G Moler leaves for Los Angeles via New Orleans and Cincinnati. A music program last night drew praise and a luncheon followed. Next meeting January 16 at 6 South College street with Mrs H D Henry and Mrs Julia Friday hosting. Prof H I Scott will present American Language. The Christian church Missionary society meets Thursday at 7 with Mrs M E Chatley at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winning
Ruth
Lillian
Dayton
Athens
Winning
P. G- Moler
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Cincinnat
H. D. Henry
South College Street
Henry
Julia
H. I. Scott
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
M. E. Chatley
North Congress Street
Miss Blanche Fnsterwald Visits Ill Mother at Strouds Run
Miss Blanche Fnsterwald travels to Strouds Run to be with her mother Mrs. Frank Finsterwald who is ill and receiving care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fnsterwald
Strouds Run
Frank Finsterwald
Holmeses of Albany Visit Athens En Route to Florida
Dr and Mrs A I Holmes of Albany visited Athens briefly during their trip to Florida. They plan to fish at Punta Gorda before visiting other resorts and remain in Florida until late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Holmes
Albany
Athens
Florida
Punta Gorda
Kenton Visitors Visit Athens Kin This Week
Mrs Walter Steffen and her mother Mrs Anna McLean of Kenton are visiting Athens relatives this week. Mrs Steffen stays as guest of her father Mr Ciny McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Steffen
Anna McLean
Kenton
Athens
Steffen
Ciny McLean
Cornells announce birth of son John Charles
Mr and Mrs E C Cornell of Akron announce the birth of a son John Charles on January 5. The Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday evening at seven o'clock for installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cornell
Akron
John Charles
Rebekah
Musicale at Phillips Home Hosts Tuesday Club
The Tuesday club gathering at 16 South College Street transformed from a literary proam to a musicale. Mrs C. Hopkins presented on Indian Music, followed by vocal, piano, and violin solos by Mrs Frank Rauch Miss Mary Ness Mrs H G Stalder and Miss Arpee with selections from Cadman Sibelius Grieg Grainger Ware Ball and others. The Athens artists participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Phillips
South College Street
C. Dopkins
Shanewis
Cadman
Frank X. Rauch
Sibelius
Mary Ness
Minnetonka
Lieurance
H. G. Stalder
Schwencke
Barceuse
Grieg
Grainger
Miss Arpee
Ware
Ball
Athens
Charleston Woman Enjoys Week of Social Teas and Bridge
Mrs W J Lewis of Charleston West Virginia visits sister Mrs H J Brown at 72 North Congress street from Monday to Friday. Brown hosts a bridge for her Tuesday, a luncheon at Hotel Berry on Wednesday, a bridge party at Mrs Stickney’s home on Wednesday evening, and Mrs Stickney 738 North Congress street assists. A Thursday luncheon at Mrs Robert Hodkins 28 West Washington street completes the gaieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J0. Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Brown
Bridge
Lewis
Hotel Berry
Carl Stickney
E. R. Walker
Congress Street
Robert Hodkins
West
Washington Street
Shower Honors Bride Elect Grace McKee at Munds Home
Mrs. William C. Munds of Cleveland and Miss Greta Lash hosted a kitchen shower for Grace McKee at the Munds family home on South Court Street. Guests, mostly neighborhood friends, brought gifts with verse notes and added favorite receipts to the bride-to-be’s cookbook. A collation was served and attending friends included Katharine McKee, Mary Poston, Elizabeth Earhart, Constance Leete, Ann Pickering, Merle Danford, Faye Cline, Mary Ness, Mrs. Charles Woodworth, and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McKee
William C. Munds
Cleveland
Greta Lash
Katharine McKee
Mary Poston
Elizabeth Earhart
Constance Leete
Ann Pickering
Merle Danford
Faye Cline
Mary Ness
Charles Woodworth
Interesting Paper At Club On Necessity of Occupation
The Childs Conservaton Leasut met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Thomas Rosser 28 Franklin Avenue. Twenty members attended and roll call covered recent events. Mrs. Charles DeMolet Jr. presented the only paper on the Necessity of Occupation for Children. Mrs. Fred H. McCoy led. A contest awarded first prize to Mrs. Carl Savage and consolation to Mrs. L. O. Gateman. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs Conservaton Leasut
Thomas Rosser
Wranklin ‘Avenue
Presbe
Carent
Charles DeMolet Jr
Fred H. McCoy
Carl Savage
L. O. Gateman
Ely Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Ely Cream Balm as a fast remedy for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims the antiseptic cream clears air passages, relieves stuffiness, and stops hawking and snuffling by allowing free breathing. Apply in the nostrils for instant relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Athens County Farm Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Athens County Farm Loan Association met at the Athens Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. A 10 percent dividend was paid to stockholders. Directors elected: A. A. Campbell president Lucy W. Bryson secretary treasurer B C Lawson J Kern W W Allen. The group loans farmers at low rates and plans many new loans, serving Athens Mocking and Meigs counties after a little over two years in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Farm Loan Association
Athens Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Campbell
Lucy W. Bryson
B. C. Lawson
J. Kern
W. W. Allen
Athens County Association
Athens
Mocking
Meigs
Williams Treatment Promises Relief for Ailments of Acidity
Notice offers free 32 dose bottle of Williams Treatment for rheumatic pains bladder issues and kidney troubles caused by body acids. Readers send name and address to Dr D A Williams Co and receive 32 dose free bottle with 10 cent postage request and later a paid 82 dose bottle. Third line warnings about free offer limits per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
D. A. Williams Co
East Hampton
Conn
Local death notice from Brookville follows family at home
The deceased was notified at home in Brookville and viewed by his mother and grandparents before body transport to Newsom Walburn undertaking parlors. Survived by wife, father and step-mother, two brothers, one sister, and grandparents. Funeral Thursday 1:30 pm from Hines home 12 Wolfe Street with taps and a guardsmen volley at West Union Street cemetery. Body moved to Hines residence Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Jeffers
W. J. Hines
Wolfe Street
Newsom Walburn
W.J. Hines
Athens
R. D. Jeffers
Darwin
Meigs County
Derrell
Wallace Jeffers
Vera Fay Jeffers
West Union Street
Co. L
Hines
Theatre Dress Codes For Different Seating Sections
The article outlines formal attire norms for theatre or opera. Boxes require evening dress, though less elaborate than a ball. Orchestra invites full or semi evening wear, while cheaper seats should be street dress. Matinees permit simple dark street dress, summer allows light fabrics.
Enarco Oil Touts Pain Relief at Cline Pharmacy Co
A fragment advertises Enarco Japanese oil claiming pain relief better than liniment with urging to ask your doctor or pharmacist for Enarco today at Cline Pharmacy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enarco
Liniment
Cline Pharmacy Co
Printing plant owner Edward Rosenberg commits suicide
In Oakland on January 10 Edward Rosenberg a 62 year old wealthy printing plant owner shot himself at home while his wife watched in horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Edward Rosenberg
Mussolini Plans Engineering Help to Secure Coal Share
In Rome on January 10 Italy announced it will send mining engineers to the Ruhr with French troops to determine Italy's reparations coal allotment. Premier Mussolini hopes for a broader agreement with Germany to resume reparations payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Ruhr
Mussolini
Germany
Free Poland China hogs to aid China's stock rebuild
In Pawhuska Oklahoma Alberty and Sons plan to ship two prize Poland China hogs to China. Walter E. Chamberlain of the University of Peking requests the pair to bolster China’s dwindling livestock industry. The free shipment is set for early next month with feed costs funded by Far East development supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Okla
China
Alberty and Sons
Walter E. Chamberlain
Agricultural Department
University of Peking
Far East
Costly Apparel Fails to Guarantee Neat Woman Appearance
A fashion note argues that expensive clothing does not ensure a neat or attractive look for women, suggesting style depends on fit, grooming, and overall presentation rather than price.
Soldiers Pour Through Coblenz Heading for the Front
Nine French troop trains in Coblenz bound for the front carry infantry artillery and tanks. Some move to Dusseldorf headquarters of De Goutte and Berthelot, others toward Kalscheuren. German mood turns sullen yet calm as Americans discuss withdrawal or Ruhr fighting prospects.
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Coblenz
Front
Dusseldorf
de Goutte
Berthelot
Kalscheuren
Ruhr
Lon V. Stevens Former Missouri Governor Dies in St Louis
Lon V. Stevens aged 64, former governor of Missouri, died in St Louis on January 10. He served as the state’s chief executive and was a prominent political figure in Missouri politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lon V. Stevens
Missouri
Young man dies in accidental shooting in hall
In a North Cemetery street hall Jeffers and a companion argued over a cap incident. Jeffers dropped a revolver that discharged as he stooped to place it on a can. He said I am shot, was found unconscious, and died within about 20 minutes. Coroner Saunders ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bennett
Tom Bennett
North Cemetery Street
Bennett
L. W. Saunders
Jeffers
Edleman
Mittfield
Charles V. Lee
Athens
Lakewood Burglar Given a Life Term
William Russell known as the Lakewood burglar was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Frederick F. Walther in common pleas court. He confessed to more than 70 burglaries including the home of Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
William Russell
Lakewood
Frederick F. Walther
Common Pleas Court
Russell
Edward C. Stanton
New Kansas Chief After Labor Court
Governor Jonathan M. Davis proposes repealing the Kansas industrial court act and substituting a board of arbitration to replace it in a message to the Kansas legislature. The plan aims to reshape labor dispute handling in Peoria? No. Topeka. January 10. The message highlights the key reform as the outstanding feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kas
Kansas Industrial Court
Board of Arbitration
Jonahtan M. Davis
Kansas
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J. D. Brown
Miami
Utchinson
Stickney Onesthoes
Murphey Service
Frank R. Murphey
General Insurance Service
O. B. Murphey & Son
Farm Loan Association
Royalty
New York
Conchita Piquer
Monte Carlo
Alfonso
Spain
Oklahoma
Px-Gorvenor
Lash
Animal World
Warrington
England
NEW
Labor Court
Rocky Glen Sanatorium
McConnelsville
Ohio
J. W. Gabriel Logan
the Mutual Ho!a Safe and Sound Institute
Athens Homes
Athens Nat'l Bank
Df. Addicott de
J. WH. Berry
U. d. Hoover
M. M. Chaskk
J.T. Virgile
Eorre Icher Merwin Vis
A. ©. Russi J. Jd. Schmidt Pieki Scott
F. L. Woodworth Go
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Preston
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