Brides Entertain For Mothers And Guests In Homes
Society notes describe Mrs. C M Copeland and Mrs Alex Nelson hosting brides and mothers at 40 Morris avenue with 3:30 and 7:00 gatherings. Visitors include Mrs Harry Hallenbeck from Pittsburgh visiting Mrs Alex Nelson. Invitations numbered a hundred and sewing as main activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Copeland
Ieveland
Don Nelson
Vermont
C. M. Copeland
Alex Nelson
Copeand
Morris Avenue
Birthday celebration for Dix Graham at 14 Central Avenue
Mrs. Harry Graham hosted a Saturday party from 2 to 4 pm for her son Dix’s fourth birthday. Fifteen guests enjoyed games and music followed by refreshments and received many pretty and useful presents. Attendees included Thomas Watkins, Walter Wilson Davis, Paul Nichols, Fredie Webb, Dale and Dutch Entwhistle, Helen and Dorothy Searls, Rosemary Bean, Robin Beckley, Mary Margaret Bardin, Lorane Rhodehaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graham
Central Avenue
Dix
Thomas Watkins
Walter Wilson Davis
Paul Nichols
Fredie Webb
Dale
Dutch Entwhistle
Helen
Dorothy Searls
Rosemary Bean
Robin Beckley
Mary Margaret Bardin
Lorane Rhodehaver
Flor
Illness at Home Furnishing Co. worker
Miss Myrtle Mitchell of the Home Furnishing Co. is seriously ill with influenza at her Shannon avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mitchell
Home Furnishing Co
Shannon Avenue
Mrs. Penington Carson Plans Six Week Trip
Mrs Penington Carson of Philadelphia Pa will arrive Wednesday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A R Roe 30 Elmwood Place Satur February 3 Mr and Mrs Roe will depart on a six week trip first to Florida then to the West Indies and Central America returning to Florida before home Mr Stanley R Griffin has returned home from Dayton where he attended a business school
Mrs. R. C. Jones Visits Mother in Illness
Mrs. R. C. Jones of Torch called on her mother Mrs. Mary Stout of Cemetery street who is reported seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Jones
Torch
Mary Stout
Cemetery Street
Mrs Emma Woodruff Visits Nelsonville Related to Barker Family
Mrs Emma Woodruff travels to Nelsonville for an extended visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C E Barker confirming family ties and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Woodruff
Nelsonville
C. E. Barker
Mrs Rose to Welcome Son and Daughter‑in‑Law in Columbus
Mrs BE T Rose plans a Columbus visit to greet Major and Mrs Phillips Rose en route from Europe. They are due in New York about February 2 and expected to reach the Williams home in Columbus around February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Rose
Columbus
Phillips Rose
Europe
New York
Mrs. Rose
Henry G. Williams
Mrs J P Wetherholt and Family Return Home
Mrs J P Wetherholt and her young son Jack returned today to their Gallipolis home after a week visiting relatives. Mr George Thompson of Dayton, formerly of Athens, is renewing old acquaintances in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .P. Wetherholt
Jack
Gallipolis
George Thompson
Dayton
Athens
Athens Trip Seeks Sister Illness Update
Mrs. Martin Duffey of Columbus visited Athens Saturday with Mrs. M. R. Crooks and her son Raymond. They drove to Joy to see their sister Miss Lois Carpenter who is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism. The Carpenter family formerly lived in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Duffey
Columbus
Athens
M. R. Crooks
Raymond
Lois Carpenter
Carpenter
Country Club Dance Planned With Sid Sherrard Music
Many residents anticipate the Country Club dance Thursday evening. Mr Sid Sherrard will lead the music and has arranged an exceptionally good program for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Sherrard
Bridge Party Honors Captain and Mrs Nelson of Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stickney hosted four tables of bridge at 173 North Congress Street on Monday evening. Captain and Mrs Don T Nelson, a January bride and groom, were favored guests from Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stickney
North
Congress Street
Don. T. Nelson
Vermont
Ohio University reports 1200 enrolled with 700 paid
George C. Parks announced that 709 students registered and over 600 more signed up but have not paid. New enrollment procedures were used for the second semester with advisers guiding students and cards filed at the registrar. Final counts await fee payments and late registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
George C. Parks
Parks
Antoinetta
Corning Raises Crude Oil Price in Pittsburgh
Corning announces a 15 cent price increase for Crude oil effective at 7 pm today. New price set at $2.15 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Pittsburgh
Josper Seep
Paul Parks Sings in Nashville Tonight at Ewing Hall
Paul Parks performs in Nashville Tennessee tonight at 8 o clock in Ewing Hall. Reports say his voice is in fine condition and the event is advertised for Thursday evening February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Parks
Ewing Hall
Mr. Parks
Nashville
Tenn
Good Manners on Postvisit Etiquette
Within ten days after leaving a house party or visit, send a letter thanking the hostess for her hospitality. A small token such as a book candy flowers or a similar gift is also appropriate to accompany the note.
Balkan View from Constantinople 1923 Letter
A friend in Constantinople writes of Greek evacuation of Eastern Thrace in late 1922 and refugee suffering. notes rising Turkish nationalism under Kemalist rule, prohibition intent, and Muslim-Christian tensions threatening Christian minorities without outside protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Christman
Constantinople
Adrianople
Thrace
Levant
Balkan
Mrs Stephenson Hails Pierce's Prescription For Health Recovery
Mrs M KE Stephenson of Cambridge Ohio says after six months of inward weakness she improved dramatically with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports six bottles restored her ability to care for her baby and perform housework and urges others to try the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
M. FE. Stephenson
Long St
Dr. Pierce
Prohibition Violations Lead to Fines for Kepler and Jail for Morgan
John Kempler of Nelsonville was fined 406 dollars and costs on two charges after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and possessing apparatus for its manufacture. He owes 860 dollars plus costs and will be sent to the Dayton workhouse at 66 cents a day. Mack Morgan, a neighbor, pleaded not guilty to possession and is jailed in default of a 1099 dollar bond, awaiting trial before Magistrate Helwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kempler
Nelsonville
Baynham and Nash
Kepler
Dayton
Helwig
Mack Morgan
Baynham
Nash
Morgan
World issues discussed in Ohio senate debate
In Columbus on January 30 the Ohio senate considered two foreign policy resolutions. The Zurke resolution urged Harding to convene an international economic conference to avert another world war, while the Herbert measure urged the state legislature to limit its actions to state problems. The house voted 69 to 9 to back the Zurke plan and 61 to 15 to support curbing tax free bonds. Other items included a blue sky law revision, voter registration changes, and a party platform filing rule. Local obituaries and social notes follow, including illness updates and visits of residents from Parkersburg, Spen cer, and Meigs county. Protracted meetings continue at White Chapel despite bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Zurke
Harding
Herbert
House
Ohio
Humes
Delaware County
Congress
Green
Iowa
Buchanan
Carroll County
Fouts
Morgan County
Davidson
Summit County
McKinley
Wenner
Ashtaba County
When They Raided His House Evidence Gathered
Police raid yielded enough evidence to support charges though many details remained unclear. Investigators collected items linking the suspect to the case and prepared material for court proceedings.
Rev A J McKim Dies After Long illness at 85
Rev A J McKim died quietly at 12 o clock Thursday night January 25 aged 85. He served thirty years as a Foreign Missionary in Peru Mexico Cuba and Puerto Rico among Spanish peoples. He spoke seven languages and graduated from Marietta College. He rests at Hockingport Cemetery beside loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Elliott
A. J. McKim
Orville Lytle
Parkersburg
McKim
Hockingport
Better Sight Clear Restful Vision Benefit
The notice urges readers to have their eyes examined as many people unknowingly wear glasses that do not fit well. It emphasizes improved comfort and efficiency from properly fitted glasses and invites an eye examination.
State Supreme Court Affirms Chiropractor Board Jurisdiction
The Ohio state supreme court ruled that the medical board’s authority over chiropractors remains unchanged. The decision outlines continued board oversight and disciplinary power within the state’s regulatory framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
State Medical Board
Bonus claims in Athens county sent to residents check
Ex service men in Athens county withheld state bonus payments due to residence questions are urged to contact Prosecuting Attorney Russell Finsterwald. Attorney General Crabbe and the state sinking fund commission prepared a 42 name list and a survey to determine Ohio residency at induction. The prosecutor will route uncertain cases to the appropriate county officer to finalize the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Russell Finsterwald
C. Crabbe
State Sinking Fund Commission
Department of Adjusted Compensation
Finsterwald
Fasterwall
Ohio
Harding for terms may surprise if debt accord fails
Washington reports that President Harding would be both surprised and disappointed if no agreement on the British debt is reached based on terms Baldwin carried to London. The White House released the remark this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
London
Stanley Baldwin
Jacksonville Girl Named Secretary to Athens County Prosecutor
Miss Imo Woodgerd of Jacksonville, formerly with the Alumni Memorial headquarters at Ohio University, has been appointed secretary to the prosecuting attorney of Athens County by Prosecutor Russell Finsterwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo Woodgerd
Jacksonville
Alumni Memorial
Ohio University
Athens County
Russell Finsterwald
Stenographer Engaged for Foster Wells Firm and Attorney
Woodea rd will serve as steno grapher for the law firm of Foster and Wells and for Attorney M D Luchesa who share the suite in the Cline building with the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodeeard
Foster & Wells
M. D. Luchesa
Cline
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Captain Nelson
Bride
Geo. Parks
Balkan States
Turkey
M. KE. Stephenson
Burke, Lorain
Secretary of State
Goveror
Neil] White
Ida Cook
Name City
Joe Garvin
Jessie
Gladys Parker
Louise Wells
Tom Munchmeyer
W. Va
Lew Humphrey
Edith
James W Hersman
Cisco Hersman
Roy Swisher
Spencer
Jennie Mickle
Lyla Newlandy
Lyda
Meigs County
H. F E. Adams
Herbert Dutton
Charles Hayden
Ira Conley
J. W. Arnold
San Francisco
California
J. M. Ruth
White Chapel
Faves Va
Cornwell
Danlis
Cross Brother's
Guthrie
Guthrie’s
Columbia
Ford
Stewart
Clark
Walden
Guthrie Company
East
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