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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
5
A column of social and travel updates lists Fred H. Beckler in Cincinnati on business, visitors in town from Puritan Springfield Grove Port and Zanesville, hospital transfers and job changes, and upcoming trips to Pittsburg Cleveland and Thousand Islands. Other items mention travel to Columbus and Auntley Huffman hosting and teaching roles.
Miss Dorothy De Molet and Donald Chadwell were married at St. Pauls church with Rev. Father Berry officiating. The couple, both students at Ohio University, left for an extended trip after a 26 covers wedding breakfast at the Colonial. Attendants included Miss Melba Harwick and Herman Erick a fraternity brother. The ceremony featured simple decor and Greek sorority ties with Theta Phi Alpha and Sigma Pi noted.
The By-the-Way Man reports a Chauncey summer Cha tauqua is in the works with twelve leading citizens guaranteeing funds. Chauncey ranks as a village yet shows citylike pep, rivaling Dover in spirit and ambition.
Chauncey hosts Nelsonville White Sox next Sunday after three close wins by Chauncey. Batteries for Chauncey are Shoonover or Beller and Cline, while Nelsonville counters with Hillyer or Crabtree and Rulliford.
Mrs. Pendergrass class of girls hosted a lawn party at Miss Mildred Sands home in Amesville in honor of Miss Gladys Quinh of Amesville. The event showcased church youth, socializing under a summer sky with light refreshments and local attendance.
Miss Lena Wilson left Thursday for Cincinnati for a few days visit with relatives. Miss Opal Syx is visiting relatives in Fostoria and Toledo.
Radcliff chautauqua committee in Chauncey plans an August event with Edn. Minister coordinating dates. First Chauncey chautauqua, supported by locals, aims for a successful turnout. Local visits include Pearl Courtney and family in Chauncey and trips to Middleport and Columbus.
Columbus July 10 Ohio interurban lines will raise freight charges about 25 percent for milk and other dairy products after August 1 by order of the public utilities commission. The order allows electric roads to use milk rates set on steam railroads during federal control but bars classifying dairy products as on the railroads.
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