Mutual Insurance vs Stock Company Costs Compared
A terse note discusses how mutual and stock insurance differ in cost, suggesting that the price gap resembles a game. It contrasts member-owned mutual plans with investor-owned stock companies.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
3
D Annunzio Leaves Fiume With Guard For Europe
Poet Gabrielle D Annunzio departs Fiume bearing passports for Spain France Greece and Switzerland with four bodyguards promising to refrain from political activity while traveling Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Spain
France
Greece
Switzerland
Gabrielle D’annunzio
Dinner for Rev and Mrs Dunlop Planned at Presbyterian Church
The Nelsonville church social room hosts a dinner Friday at 5 PM served by Mrs Charles Myers with the ladies group in charge. Members of the church and their families are invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Presbyterian Church
Charles Myers
Chillicothe Attends Funeral and Revival Visitors
Cecil Shafer traveled to Chillicothe for Rob Hilbrand funeral. Columbus guests include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marshall and Mrs. Dice visiting Presbyterian revival. Also in Columbus today and tomorrow are Rev. and Mrs. Dun op’s friends, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hellyer, Mrs. Elza Heillyer, and Mrs. Stella Pirgle. Mrs. W. A. Pride of Glouster visits her father, L. G. Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Shafer
Chillicothe
Rob Hilbrand
Sam Marshall
Dice
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Dunop
Isaac Hellyer
Elza Heillyer
Stella Pirgle
W. A. Pride of
Glouster
L. G. Matheny
The Unpardonable Sin Discourse At Presbyterian Church
Rev. Harry Dunlop will discuss the unpardonable sin tonight at 7 o clock at the Presbyterian church. Citizens are urged to hear him as discussions fill streets and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunlop
Presbyterian Church
Red Rose tale moves Nelsonville church crowd
The Presbyterian church last night hosted Drs. of Nelsonville as special guests. Mrs. Dunlop narrated the Red Rose story to a packed house, moving many to tears before six young ladies closed with a sweet chorus titled The Red Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Doctor’s
Nelsonville
Dunlop
Phil Kelch Named Temporary Fire Chief
Phil Kelch was appointed temporary fire chief and assumed duties Tuesday. A qualified mechanic, Kelch will keep the fire truck in top condition and oversee daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Kelch
Kelch
Social visit notes from Athens residents
Miss Sirouhee Arpee of Athens spent Sunday here as a guest of Mrs. J. M. Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooley were Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Howe in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirouhee Arpee
Athens
J. M. Hyde
Leonard Cooley
Charles Howe
Funeral Attended for Joe Smith in Chillicothe
Mrs F G Cooley Mrs Harry Edington and Mrs Ward Woodard attend the funeral in Chillicothe for 21 year old Joe Smith son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Cooley
Harry Edington
Ward Woodard
Chillicothe
Joe Smith
Charles Smith
Minister Attends Connett Funeral in Athens
Rev. L. G. Matheny attended the Connett funeral at Athens on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rév. L. G. Matheny
Connett
Athens
Railroaders Attend as Guests at Event
A large number of railroad workers were present as guests of the organizers, sharing in the event and contributing to the communal atmosphere.
Two Trains to Eternity Sermon Moves Congregation
Methodist church service featured H J Kurtz songs sung by trainmen children and Rev Paul E Kemper sermon on Two Trains to Eternity. Two conversions raised total to 167 as railroad men lit signal torches after the service. Wednesday evening miners of the community will be special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kurtz
Paul E. Kemper
Presumptuous Sins Sermon At Nelsonville Church
C R Oakley will preach Presumptous Sins tonight at the Christian church in Nelsonville. The meeting moves to the new auditorium to accommodate large crowds and invites locals to hear the gospel plainly without discomfort or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Oakley
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Thieves Traced From Local Hall to Athens
Two fine overcoats and a cap were stolen from the K P hall Monday night. A coat description appears in the want ad column. Investigators say the guilty parties were young men who left for Athens on the 10 o clock car with gloves money and a receipt in the brown overcoat pocket. Arrests likely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
P. Hall
Want
Mary L Anderson Hosts Christian School Party
Miss Mary L Anderson entertained the girls of Mrs Starkey's Christian Sunday school class at her Myers Street home. The group enjoyed games and music, a six o'clock lunch, then at seven walked to the Christian church with Mrs Anderson and Mrs Coakley among the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Anderson
Mrs. Starkey
Christian Sunday School
Myers Street
Gladdys Starkey
Opal Webster
Pauline Dawson
Mabel Barber
Thelma Baugh
Anna Butts
Edna Rutlege
Starkey
Anderson
Coakley
Seven O’clork
Christian Church
Rebekahs Install Officers in Annual Ceremony
Last evening the Rebekahs held their annual installation with Mrs. Clara Hellyer as installing officer. Officers installed included Noble Grand Belle McMarrow, Vice Noble Grand Mary Beagle, Treasurer Eliza Smith, Financial Secretary Emily Stevenson, Recording Secretary Violet Kepp, Chaplain Sophia Mann, Warden Mattie Weekley, Conductor Esther Patton, Right Support to N G Ruby, Left Support to N G Clara Hellyer, Right Support to V G Mary Reeves, Left Support to V G Martha Davis, Outer Guard Flossie Crawford, Inner Guard Nellie Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Clara Hellyer
Noble
Belle McMarrow
Mary Beagle
Eliza Smith
Emily Stevenson
Violet Kepp
Sophia Mann
Mattie Weekley
Esther Patton
N. G
R. Ruby
V. G
Birthday celebration for Dora Lehman at Miss Wolfe home
A party at Miss Pearl Wolfe’s Saturday night honored Dora Lehman on her fourteenth birthday. Thirty guests enjoyed games contests and late refreshments. Dora received many beautiful gifts from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wolfe
Dora Lehman
Degree work set by Chickamauga Tribe tonight
Notice calls officers and members to attend degree work on Saturday night January 15 at 7 oclock conferred by Kill Eagle Tribe of Nelsonville. Also report on Charles Jewell pleading guilty to liquor law violations and fines, plus Hale fined, and Mine 256 idle awaiting job transfers. Parent Teachers Association meeting scheduled Thursday at 7 in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
Kill Eagle Tribe
Nelsonville
J. M. Lewis
F. E. Brown
Charles Jewell
Jewell
Hale
Marshal Williams
Bailey
Wallace
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Local Roads Meeting Set To Vote On Corning-Glouster Road
G W Cavey and son Meshick traveled to Columbus to visit Mrs Cavey who had surgery for goitre at Grant hospital. A good roads meeting will be held at the mayor's office Thursday at 7 PM to decide action on the Corning-Glouster road amid accusations politicians seek to derail it for another project. Local residents view such moves as a double cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cavey
Meshick
Columbus
Corning-Glouster
Athens
Corn ing-Glouster Road Fight Aims for Timely Work
Movement organizers push to back the road project and press until construction starts. They urge rallying support and coordinated action to ensure the pathway progresses without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning-Glouster
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