Athens Men Marry in Anacortes on Hiking Trip
Rex Gorham son of Mr and Mrs C F E Gorham and Tom Bayles son of Mrs Minnie Bayles wed in Anacortes Washington after a hiking trip and work with Fidalgo Pulp Manufacturing. Rex's bride Minnie Morton and Bayles bride Helene Linmark wed by Rev Robert Bragg. Details note yellow and white decor and top score trophies for Mrs Emil Ohm and Dr J D Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Rex Gorham
C. FE. Gorham
South Congress Street
Tom Bayles
Minnie Bayles
North Congress Street
Anacortes
Wash
Fidalgo Pulp Manufacturing Company
Madrona
Fourth and
North Avenue
Minnie Morton
Robert Bragg
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bayles
Helene Linmark
Chum
Emil K. Ohm
J. D. Haskins
Ernest R. Gross
Silver Tea marks 25th anniversary of Standard Bearers
Athens area auxiliary of the Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church hosted a Silver Tea for Senior and Junior Standard Bearers and their mothers to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the group. The event featured decorated parlors, a receiving line, a hostess toastmaster, and program notes on the group’s history and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Foreign Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Homer Wolfe
Daniel McGurk
T. R. Biddle
H. A. French
W. L. Slutz
Edwin W. Chubb
King's Highway
Mildred Totman
Virginia Knecht
Cushman
China
Dorothy Dailey
Ruby
Christ's Kingdom
Virginia Larimer
Dean Irma Voigt
Uare
French
Maecenas Literary Club Meets for Discussion
Mrs Williom hosted the Maecenas Literary club at 82 First Street for an afternoon meeting. Miss Maude Sanders presented Morals of Modern Youth as the sole paper, with a program committee named: Mrs George Minameyer, chair. Mrs Mary Fryburger and Mrs Evan Hamilton. Mrs Ralph Palmer attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williom
First Street
Maecenas Literary Club
Maude Sanders
George Minameyer
Mary Fryburger
Evan Hamilton
Ralph Palmer
Mrs Jones Hosts Child's Conservation League Meeting
Mrs James Jones hosted the Child's Conservation league at 271 East State Street and opened her new home for inspection. President Mrs JL Kelley led with Mrs W F Giesecke as study leader. theme Conservation of Childhood and Moral Purity. Next hostess Mrs Fred Lee Tom on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
East State Street
Child's Conservation League
JL. W. Kelley
W. F. Giesecke
Fred Lee Tom
Dinner Bridge Event Hosted by Dr W W Lee and Dr Mrs P B Hixson
Dr and Mrs W W Lee and Dr Mrs P B Hixson entertained Stovehing with a bridge dinner at the Lee home 46 Grosvenor ator. Guests occupied nine tables for dinner and eight tables for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
W. W. Lee
P. B. Hixson
Progressive Literary Club Meeting at Mrs Johnson's Home
The Progressive Literary club gathered at 166 North Lancaster Street with roll call on current events. Frieda Cottrill presented Home and Mother and won first prize in the contest. Roy Andrews served as secretary. Dorothy Crawford performed two readings Soda Fountain and Radio Bug. guests included Wyckoff Kittle and Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
North
Lancaster Street
Frieda Cottrill
H. M. Bennett
Roy Andrews
Dorothy Crawford
C. G. Wyckoff
F. F. Kittle
Training School PTA Meets to Consider Council Membership
Important items of business to be cared for at the meeting of the Training school Parent Teacher association to be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium calls for a good attendance of parents and teachers. Among the questions to be considered is the advisability of the association becoming a member of the Athens Council of Parent Teacher. Dr. W. L. Gard will explain the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School Parent Teacher Association
Athens Council of Parent Teacher
W. L. Gard
Child Welfare Talk By Prof Ray Latham In City Schools
Prof Ray Latham addresses city schools on Child Welfare as part of a program to improve student well being and mental efficiency in the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Latham
Deborah class meets Thursday at Pearl Carr home
The Deborah class of the Christian Sunday school will hold its regular meeting at 7 o clock on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Pearl Carr, 21 Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
The
Christian Sunday School
Pearl Carr
Richland Avenue
Woman's Business Club to Meet Thursday Evening
The Woman's Business Club will meet at 7 o'clock Thursday evening in their club rooms located in the City building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's’ Business’ Club
Bishop Class Social at Central Avenue Church
The Bishop class of the Central avenue church met last evening at Mrs. Allen Antle’s home on Central avenue. A social session followed the business meeting with games contests and music. Mrs. Roy Vierce and Miss Evelyn Porter performed piano solos before refreshments prepared by the social committee.
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Central Avenue M
Allen Antle
Central Avenue
Roy Vierce
Evelyn Porter
Mrs Wolfe travels from Cedar Grove after husband’s body
Mrs Charles Henry, who arrived from the North with her husband’s body, has left Cedar Grove for Fort Lauderdale Florida. She plans to travel with her son Raymond Wolfe to Florida after a few days’ visit with her other son Fenton Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Fenton Wolfe
Raymond Wolfe
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Raymond
Florida
Needle Club Plans February Dinner At Mrs Sprague Home
Mrs Dasa Long hosted the Tuesday Needle Club at 1k South High Street. Eighteen members attended roll call. They planned the annual six o'clock dinner with husbands as guests to be held at Mrs Wiley T Sprague's home in February. Mrs W L Hottel and Mrs Roy Pilcher assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasa Long
South High Street
Wiley T. Sprague
W. L. Hottel
Roy Pilcher
Ohio Power line and Nye home resident visit Zanesville
A report notes that the Ohio Power line and G. H. Nye residence on High street spent the past weekend in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Line
G. H. Nye
High Street
Zanesville
Harriman Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Nellie Harriman is granted a divorce from Emory Harriman in Common Pleas court. Custody of three children Mary Luther and Cecelia awarded to Nellie with father barred from interference. Emory ordered to pay costs and reimburse expenses amid gross neglect charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harriman
Emory Harriman
Common Pleas Court
Mary
Luther
Cecelia
Harriman
Confess Judgment By Two Road Contractors In Pittsburg
Charles Mariner and James Ruston, road contractors, confessed a debt of 583 dollars to Pittsburg. The debtor learns that a woman is recovering and expects to be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mariner
James Ruston
Pittsburg
Pocahontas Officer Installations Highlight Mazon Council Meeting
Great Pocahontas Johanna Hain of Hamilton assisted in installing Mazon Council No 93 Daughters of Pocahontas officers at their regular meeting in Chauncey on Tuesday. She spoke on the order’s work, a luncheon was served, and fifty members plus four visitors attended. Funeral attendees from The Plains joined relatives at Hallsville for a man’s burial Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pocahontas
Johanna Hain
Hamilton
Mazon Council No. 93
Daughters of Pocahontas
Mazon Council
Pocahontes
Mabel Sisson
Wenonah
Myrtle Brown
Powhatan
Elmer Davis
K. of R
Jessie Woods
C. of W
Irene Golden
Augusta Theisen
Doris Brown
Mae Boudinot
Elizabeth Patton
Beatrice Theisen
Madge Harry
Rebecca Tracey
Jeanette Cole
Mrs. Golden
Doris Cole
Margaret Southers
Vaughn Earich
Emmett Olbers
Alice Theisen
Walters announce birth of son in Weston
An announcement from Chauncey reports the birth of a son, Hiram Jr., to Mr and Mrs Hiram Walters at their Weston West Virginia home on January 20. The Walters are former Chauncey residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hiram Jr
Hiram Walters
Weston
W. Va
The Plains Personals
Stitch Woodyard spent Monday in Columbus. Miss Erma Bryan and George Gabriel Jr hosted guests at The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallace, Gay and Hazel McDonald visited Nelsonville and Nelson ville. Elizabeth Barber and son Harry joined them at The Plains.
Entertains for Her Husband Chauncey
Mrs Walter McQuire hosted a social evening in Athens on January 27 honoring her husband Ch auncey birthday. Guests from The Plains included John Masten Augusta Masten Demollett Kenney Wade Schwartz W C Nichols F E Cook Stitch Woodyard Arthur Coon W M McDonald Harry Rollison Frank Cook Howard McDonald Charley McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Walter McQuire
John Masten
Augusta Masten
John Demollett
Kenney
Wade Schwartz
Athens
W. C. Nichols
F. E. Cook
Stitch Woodyard
Arthur Coon
W. M. McDonald
Harry Rollison
Frank Cook
Howard McDonald
Charley McDonald
The
Plains
Chauncey Personal Note and Tonight Basketball Game
Mr and Mrs George Williamson and daughter Jo Ann return to Corning from East Converse Street after visiting Mrs Williamson s parents Mr and Mrs C S Bradfield Chauncey high and The Plains high meet tonight at 730 in the Chauncey high school gym R W Wells employed on the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Williamson
Jo Ann
Chauncey Mayor Fines Two Men for Intoxication
Chauncey Mayor Charles W. Walker reports two men fined for intoxication in his court Monday evening. George Rackham and T. O. Goodson pleaded guilty and were assessed fines of $5 and costs each, with arrangements to pay. Arrests were made by Marshal Burke Witham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles W. Walker
George Rackham
T. O. Goodson
Walker
Marshal Burke Witham
Sleigh Ride Enjoyed by Millfield Couples
Chauncey January 27. Millfield residents spent last Saturday evening on an old fashioned sleigh ride to the country home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Triplett east of Millfield. Those in the party were Mr and Mrs E Boudinot Mr and Mrs Vaughn Earich Mr and Mrs Herman North Mrs William Cole and Orris Boudinot. After games and cards the hostess with her daughters served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Arthur Triplett
E. Boudinot
Vaughn Earich
Herman North
William Cole
Orris Boudinot
Triplett
Funeral Notice for Wilsons’ Hallaville Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson of The Plains were called to Hallaville Ohio last week by the serious illness and passing of Chauncey. The notice notes a funeral service to be held with details pending further arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Arthur Wilson
the Plains
Hallaville
Ohio
Birth of George Edward Sowers in Lima Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Homer Sowers of Lima at the home of the mother's parents Dr and Mrs C B Harper of this place a Tuesday of last week an eight and one half pound son George Edward Miss Lillie Dunfee of Parkersburg and her brother Archie Dunfee of Athens were Sunday guests at the Dunfee home here F W Chapman who with Mrs Chapman and Mr and Mrs A C Davis went to California a short
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sowers
Lima
C. B. Harper
George Edward
Lillie “Dunfee
Parkersburg
Archie Dunfee
Athens
Dunfee
F. W. Chapman
Machinery and Equipment Co. in Common Pleas Court
The court ordered Machinery and Equipment Company to pay the debt and the cost of the legal action in a Common Pleas Court ruling issued yesterday. The decision assigns liability for the owed amount and court costs to the defendant.
Bobos Admit Judgment on Promissory Note in Common Pleas
Harry Bobo and Florence Bobo confessed judgment for $144.46 to F C Stedlman Company in Common Pleas court yesterday. They were ordered to pay the principal plus interest since October 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bobo
Florence Bobo
F. C. Stedlman Company
Common Pleas Court
Bobos
Ohio loses revenue from lax vehicle tax enforcement
Columbus January 27. Secretary James B. Dugan of the State Utilities commission says Ohio collected far less revenue than possible due to insufficient state inspectors. The shortfall stems from weak enforcement of motor bus and truck taxing and insurance laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James B. Dugan
State Utilities Commission
Erection of New Troy High School Delays Busy Village
Ready brick masons and men looking for board have arrived as Troy prepares for the summer construction of a new high school. Local residents Mrs J H Cline and Mrs Hartnell were visiting relatives over the weekend. Karl Barth and his mother, Mrs Strude Barth, conducted business in Parkersburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy High School
Plum
Plato Board
J. H. Cline
Athens
J. E. Hartnell
Ing
Karl Barth
Strude Barth
Parkersburg
Fox chase ends with sheep crippled in Hoopers Ri area
A fox chase involving Emmet Linsett Cyrel Wooley and Wilbur Kasler ended with dogs pursuing a fox near Hoopers Ri. After several hours the hounds roamed a locality where they found one sheep and seven crippled ones, as the searchers continued the chase with Fber Linscott still active in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Lovell
Hoopers Ri
Emmet Linsett
Cyrel Wooley
Wilbur Kasler
Local Social News Highlights and Family Updates
Mineral Mrs. Ed Hawk attended an Ath visitor Saturday. Charles Kemish, son of Mr and Mrs John Kemish, is recovering from scarlet fever. Miss Ruth Bobo visits sister Mrs Wolfey Giffen in Jacksonville. Mrs Harry Baughman returns home at Athens after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs James Sickles. Clyde Sickles of near Fisl visits family. Edna Bobo and Mrs Chester Lightfritz visit. William Younkins, ill with smallpox, is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hawk
Charles
John Kemish
Ruth Bobo
Wolfey Giffen
Ofsonville
Harry Baughman
Athens
James Sickles
Clyde Sickles
Near Fisl
Faily
Caster Bobo
Daugh Edna
Chester Lightfritz
William Younkins
Olive Tablets Benefit Valued by Many Consumers
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a tonic for chronic constipation and torpid liver. It claims the product contains no calomel, is gentle and non harsh, and delivers a pleasant, sugar coated olive colored pill that eases bowels and liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
J. H. Schenck & Son
Philadelphia
Injured man moving along after cuts on face
A man suffered several cuts to his face but is reported to be getting along all right at this time.
KOTEX Promises Freedom From Old Sanitary Dread
Modern women embrace KOTEX as a revolutionary sanitary pad. It is stated to be eight in ten users among the better classes and four times more absorbent than ordinary cotton pads. The ad claims deodorizing effects, no leakage during social events, and easy disposal with no laundry or embarrassment. A package of twelve costs only a few cents.
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New York
Athens Messenger
S. E. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
S. E
47Th Street
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
S2nd Street
Schultz News Agency
Maecenas Club
Child's League
Progressive Club
Ohio Lodge
Great Pocahontas
Chauncey Council
Hallsville
James Terrel
Myrtle Boring
James Terrel Jr
Friend Love
Jrs
Ley
Ials
Childs
KOTEX
Marie Grim
Grace Sargent
Dora Burleigh
Lena Hines
Audra Willard
Gladys Chaney
Charles Hines
Per Riggs
Samuel Curtis
Mora Burleigh
Darwin
John Eva
Hamden
Lell- Brown
Orrville
Onhfj
Schencks Man
Murray
Phil Devol
Baby
Andrew Mortensen
Bay Ave
Densmark
Wis
Sone
Piggy Paige
America
Parker Bros
Jacobs
W. B. Drake
Logans
Logan
Lostro Bldg
Lash
Lash’s Drag Store
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