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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
5
The 3IN Society of the Child's League met with H. T. Phillips at Elmwood for an evening of lectures and discussion. Papers included Animals Our Pets and Friends by R. P. Imes and Helping Brother by Gene Stratton Porter, followed by refreshments and radio listening.
Mr. Sam A. Mester Jr. has returned from a visit with his parents in Columbus.
Mrs. Charles Domke of Columbus is spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E Mansfield at 153 Mill Street, returning to her home after the visit.
Mrs Alice Cline and daughters Mrs J E Funkhouser and Miss Grace James with Miss Carrie Newman and Mr D K Seward drove to Columbus Sunday. They returned except Miss James who stayed to visit cousins Mr and Mrs Dale Slowter and will visit Chillicothe during a week’s absence.
Mrs Wade Bean hosted the Maecenas Literary club at 230 West State Street on Tuesday afternoon. Jesse Henry served as president. calendar for the ensuing bar was read and accepted. Mrs L W Fienup led the program. the major paper by Mrs Garfield Porter titled The Stateswomen of the United States was read. A clipping on Mrs Ferguson the first woman governor of Texas was read by Mrs J H Reed. Social hour featured a humorous reading by Mrs George Minameyer. Porter won first prize and Minameyer second in a contest. Guests included Mrs W O Jones and Mrs Fidson Cooley.
The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church meets at 7 p m at Mrs A Y Wilcox home 15 North College with Mrs E D Dern and Mrs H F Cokenougher as assisting hostesses The local Order of De Molay meets in the Masonic temple at 7 30 this evening with installation of officers as the main program item
The Girls Glee club concert will start at 8 o clock this evening as a courtesy to the prayer meeting night at the churches. This is a change from the usual time for Ewing auditorium programs.
The Progressive Literary club held its six most recent gatherings Tuesday with hostess Mrs. C V Strawn at 72 North Court. President Mrs H M Bennett spoke on Immigration Laws as members recited quotes from William Carleton and heard papers on J M Barrie. Instrumental and vocal performances followed with encores, refreshments served by the hostess and helpers. At home Tuesday marked by a simple event at Mrs Charles A Corn and Mrs Samuel M Johnson at 36 South Congress with 77 guests.
Mr. Foster Crumley of 176 Mill Street now with the C. A. Daugherty garage in Logan has traveled to Chicago to attend the National automobile show.
A one cent increase in gasoline naptha and varnolene took effect today in Columbus. Gasoline rose to sixteen cents to dealers and eighteen to consumers while naptha and varnolene moved to sixteen and a half cents.
London dispatch cites Morning Post report of 83 political murders in December as hunger riots and rebellions flare in Ukraine and Crimea amid a wave of assassinations of Soviet officials in Russia.
James Logue of Glouster suffered a fracture near the hip from a slate fall in Modoc mine 281 last Wednesday. An Athens X-ray on Monday afternoon confirmed the injury, requiring six weeks or more of home confinement.
Mrs. John Hinton returns from White Cross hospital in Columbus after an appendix operation. Mr. Hinton accompanied her home from Columbus.
H F Kittle of the Athens Lumber Company becomes the first to start a residence on Hilltop Glouster’s new addition. He plans a two story colonial style house with a one story lean to breakfast room and rear porch. The home will be modern with built in features including a radio built in the wall and wired to the system.
Mrs S R Lovell of near Bishopville is in Columbus for eye treatment and is expected to return home this week.
The notice explains neuritis as an inflamed nerve condition from cold exposure injury or disease. It cites symptoms in the shoulder neck arm leg and back and notes a tingling or numb sensation. It promotes Eppa Neuritis Tablets sold by McKee Drug Co Gibson's Pharmacy Clines Pharmacy and by mail from Boericke Runyon Co. San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs Hall Chapman of Coolville were guests the first of the week of Mrs Chapman's parents Mr and Mrs I L Falls at Bishopville. The condition of John Sands a resident of Bishopville who recently suffered a stroke is slightly improved.
Mr and Mrs Jarvis Crubbs of Covington Kentucky return home after traveling to Congress Run area due to the death of Herb Grubbs brother of the Crubbs family was summoned by news and has left the region.
Miss Beatrice Marshall of route 4 travels to Athens to stay with Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Haskins for a few days.
Mrs FF P Clark of this city will host the Bishopville Country Club at her home in Urbancrest Saturday afternoon.
The commercial department of Glouster High School will present a home talent play Thursday evening at the Methodist church. Proceeds will fund equipment purchases for the department.
Captain Earl A. Hyde of field artillery is relieved as an instructor for the Ohio National Guard in Columbus and assigned to duty with the organized reserves of the Seventh Corps area at Kansas City, per War Department announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mulligan bring the body of their daughter Audree from Bon Secours hospital in Baltimore where pneumonia followed surgical procedures caused her death. Funeral services set for 10 o clock Friday at St. Pauls church with Rev. J W Byrne assisted by Rev. J B Mattingly and Rev. J T Banahan. Families may call Thursday and Friday at the Jerseyville Load home.
A wartime style ad notes Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching skin, eczema, blotches and related troubles. It promises rapid relief after the first repeat dose and claims to banish eruptions leaving skin soft and smooth, available in 35c trial and 25c large sizes of soap and antiseptic.
Ganna Walska determined to be an opera star will sing Madame Butterfly at the Nice opera tonight. She has trained for Riviera appearances under the name Anna Navarre in Auxerre and Bourguell, performing in provincial French opera houses.
Creomulsion is sold as a new medical discovery with twofold action to soothe and heal inflamed membranes and destroy germs causing chronic coughs and colds. It claims relief for bronchial conditions and helps rebuild the system after illness with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.
New York January 28 Charles Crowley assistant under Haughton regime will report as Columbia University head football coach on a three year contract reported at fifteen thousand dollars annually Crowley signed last Monday and will assume duties immediately verifying the move in circulation reports from campus sources
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