Vacation notices from local residents fill society page
The Messenger lists residents planning trips and extended absences, with names including Stephen Haning Alvin Haning Bower Leighty Ruth, and many others. It notes visits from Columbus, Charleston, Baltimore and Baltimore native Katheryn Totman visiting 16 Franklin Avenue and Dewey Root and Clyde Beverage traveling for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katheryn Totman
Baltimore, O
Lucy Totman
Franklin Avenue
Gist Family Returns from Gallipolis Visit
Mrs. C. D. Gist and her daughter Miss Dorothy Gist returned from Gallipolis after several days visiting the former's son-in-law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. Claude B. Parker. Miss Jean Gist remains in Gallipolis for the week at the Parker home with her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Gist
Dorothy Gist
Gallipolis
Claude B. Parker
Jean Gist
Parker
Richmond and region social guests visit Hiram Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Willis of Richmond and Mrs. J. W. Willis of Chesapeake join Miss Catherine and Miss Margaret Davisson of South Point as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Russell and family at 179 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Willis
Richmond, Va
J. W. Willis
Chesapeake
Catherine
Margaret Davisson
South Point
Hiram Russell
North
Lancaster Street
Athens Faculty Members Pursue Masters in New York
Mrs Anna K Price Miss Mary Connett and Mr Walter P Porter of Athens high school leave for New York City to resume summer studies for Master’s degrees at Columbia University. Mrs Price expects to receive her degree this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Price
Mary Connett
Walter P. Porter
Athens High School
New York City
Columbia University
Price
Akron man visits mother during holiday recess
John Price of Akron visited his mother Anna K. Price for the holiday recess, sharing time with family during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Akron
Anna K. Price
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Pearl Carmichael
A surprise party was held last night at 27 South Congress Street for Pearl Carmichael. Guests included Helen Cross Clarice Totman Mildred Totman Florence Cross Wyona Gardner Lucille Howell Claudius McClannahan Roy McClannahan Bart Robinson Clifford Cross Harold Kayser and Paul Kimes. A birthday cake was cut and a picnic gathering with fireworks followed near Hickory Grove schoolhouse on the John Allen farm with Mr and Mrs T W Gold Mrs Duckler and Mr and Mrs J A Fuller and son attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gorham
South Congress Street
Pearl Carmichael
Mr. Carmichael
Helen Cross
Clarice Totman
Mildred Totman
Florence Cross
Wyona Gardner
Lucille Howell
Claudius McClannahan
Roy McClannahan
Bart Robinson
Clifford Cross
Harold Kayser
Paul Kimes
Hickory Grove
John Allen
T. W. Gold
Duckler
J. A. Fuller and
Collins sisters and Fig take day trip to Columbus
Misses Mary Cecelia and Loretta Collins and Kate Fig motored to Columbus today to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Cecelia
Loretta Collins
Kate Fig
Columbus
Hughes Couple Heads for Columbus on Business
Mr and Mrs D W Hughes departed this morning by bus for Columbus on business.
Miss Sylvia Totman Returns from Dayton Visit
Miss Sylvia Totman returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Totman
Dayton
Local visits and kinfolk travel across Ohio towns
Mary and Alice Pierce left yesterday for a week's visit with their cousins Bob and Joe Bobo of Jerseyville. Miss Wilma Thomas of Columbus visits her sister Mrs. John Jagers of this city. Mrs. R. S. Wood Mrs. R. W. Finsterwald and Mrs. Evan Jones Jr. motored to Buckeye Lake for a day at Rauch's cottage. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Atkinson and daughter Eveleth spend today and Friday in Columbus and Circleville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Alice Pierce
Bob
Joe Bobo
Jerseyville
R. S. Wood
R. W. Finsterwald
Evan Jones, Jr
Buckeye Lake
Rauch
C. E. Atkinson
Eveleth
Columbus
Circleville
Cincinnati social visitor and Florida-bound DeMolet
Miss Claudetta DeMolet of Cincinnati visits Miss Ruth Lip pencott and Miss June Kimbal of this city. After the visit she will proceed to Florida to join her parents Mr and Mrs Charles DeMolet Sr. Mr and Mrs Paul Keever and daughter Anna Mae arrive from Louisiana. Mrs 8 K Burson and Mrs E A Guthrie with Margaret Alice go to Columbus to accompany them to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudetta DeMolet
Cincinnati
Ruth Lippencott
June Kimbal
Florida
Charles DeMolet
Paul Keever
Ethel Burson
Anna Mae
Louisiana
K. Burson
E. A. Guthrie
Margaret Alice
Columbus
Athens
Russell Dean Leaves for Weeks Visit in Youngstown
Mr. Russell Dean departed Monday for a several week visit with friends in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dean
Youngstown
McKinstrys Return Home After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKinstry and daughter Barbara Dee left yesterday for their home in Columbus after visiting the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKinstry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McKinstry
Barbara Dee
Columbus
Harry McKinstry
Emma Smart and Marion Beckley Wed in Chauncey
Emma Smart and Marion Beckley united in marriage on November 15 1924 at Marion Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev Jesse Swank. Emma, Chauncey high school class of 1920, has taught in Athens county schools for six years. They plan a Yellowstone trip then home in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Smart
Chauncey
Emma
Marion William Beckley
Marion
Jesse Swank
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Beckley
Chauncey High School
Athens County
C. E. Beckley
Herrold Place
Athens
Sturgis
Seven Murders Charged to Oklahoma Bandit Kimes
Matthew Kimes depicted in Flagstaff awaiting the courthouse chase after capture in the Grand Canyon. He faces charges for seven murders and about a dozen bank robberies in Oklahoma. his brother George sits in the state penitentiary for a separate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Flagstaff
Ariz
Kimes
Grand Canyon
G. H. Kady
George
Local Folks Back From Visits Across Regions
Miss Lucille Sweeney spends vacation in Detroit visiting sister Mrs. Charles Sovacool. Mrs. Mary Root motored to Parkersburg yesterday on business. Mrs. George C. Dailey and her daughter Jean returned home from Canton. Mr. Henry Shepard returned to the city after a short visit with relatives in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Sweeney
Detroit
Charles Sovacool
Mary Root
Parkersburg
George C. Dailey
Jean
Canton
Henry Shepard
Zanesville
Local residents report summer visits and employment updates
Miss Rachel Syx left today for a week with relatives in New Marshfield. Miss Mary Farrell returned yesterday after a visit with friends in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kelly and sons returned to Youngstown after visiting the Dean family. Mrs. Floyd Bean, formerly of Athens, now works for Helmstedter Furniture in Barberton and tours Michigan on company business. The Leightys, Carmeans, and Hanings spent the Fourth in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Syx
New Marshfield
Mary Farrell
Columbus
J. F. Kelly
Youngstown
Frank Dean
Floyd Bean
Athens
Helmstedter Furniture Company
Barberton
Michigan
Mrs Pickerings Visit and Belpre Meeting
Mrs J L Pickering spent Tuesday with Mrs Harry G Waterman in Rockland and attended a Woman's Home Missionary society meeting in the evening. On Wednesday afternoon she was in Belpre for the forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pickering
Harry G. Waterman
Rockland
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Local Residents Reach Short Visits and Travel Plans
Home of Mr and Mrs Charles Leighty and daughter Mildred. Mrs J K Jolly and two children Marjorie and George Robert of Youngstown return to her home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Mc Kinstry 187 North Congress Street. Mr John M Williams superintendent of schools at Summit Station near Columbus leaves for New York City to complete a Columbia University course this summer. Mrs Williams Mary Fulton will stay in Athens with sister Mrs C H Harris East State Street. Mr and Mrs Williams have been in Jacksonville for weeks with Charles Williams. Mr Bob Clark returns home after visiting his brother Richard who is seriously ill in Cambridge Mass. Clark’s condition slowly improves. Miss Grace Bean leaves for St Louis Mo and Washington Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Jolly
Marjorie
George Robert
Youngstown
George McKinstry
North
Congress Street
John M. Williams
Summit Station
Columbus
New York City
Columbia University
Williams
Mary Fulton
Athens
C. H. Harris
East State Street
Jacksonville
Charles Williams
Bob Clark
Richard
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Clark
Woman's Missionary Society Plans Friday Meeting
During a several weeks visit with relatives, the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in the church parlors. The picnic supper will be served at 6:30 instead of 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Navy Yards of the United States Locations Question
The Geneva arms parley discussion sparks naval interest as Today’s quiz asks where the ten U S navy yards are located. Answers appear on the last page today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U. S. Navy
U S Navy figures and terms questions listed
The items ask for counts of battleships in commission and total U S Navy officers and men, the Virginia class cost, ships scrapped per conference, and definitions of pediatrics isobar and isotherm. Also asks which Arctic explorer was recently sentenced to serve time in a U S penitentiary and the meaning of the term jinrikisha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U. S. Navy
Virginia
United States Ientiary
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the Messenger
Ruth Pierce
Ruth Morrison
George Williams
Durward Pierce
H. B. Pilchard
Pilchard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Horace Penn
Garloch
Edward Cullums
Charleston
W. Va
E. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Dewey Root
Stewart
Mr. Clyde
D. W. Hughes
Wilma Thomas
Mrs
John Jagers
City
Mrs. Beckley
Yellowstone National Park
Mrs. Ervin Peterson
W. C. Irish
John Hartley
Lower Plains
Byron Danford
Preston
Nelaonville
Prestons
Nelsonville
KODAK
the Lamborn Studio
Reading & Sells
N. Court St
Cray & Reading
Charles Leighty
Mildred
Grace Bean
St. Louis
Washington, Ind
Navy
Ohio
McHenry & Sister
Cheney
Georgette
Cee Ead
Vyiejyv
Childrens
McHenry & Sisler
Wooltex
By Taylor
Mrs Tate
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