Personal mentions from Wednesday's Daily in Athens
Local society notes record visits and travel. F C Booth of Middleport visits the city. Mrs Dorr Casto of Perkers arrives as guest of Pred Hutchinson. James Dwyer and R L Lewis join Elkhom. Prof L G Bean and Mrs Bean stay with S A Hooper family. Cora Cook returns to Middleport after visiting C E Cornwell. T E Hamilton travels to New Marshfield for grandmother’s illness. Esaias Dailey of R D 8 visits Columbus for daughter in hospital. Dorothy Will returns home from visit with Grace Junod. Lida Ogier of Hamden attends Rose Driggs piano recital. Mrs F Marion Cline visits son J Haliday Cline then returns from tiree trip. B L Gington and wife visit Canal Winchester for niece J Warren’s funeral. Taylor DeVore in Athens on Civil War business. DeVore served in Seventh Ohio Cavalry. Lewis Morgan leaves for Richmond Indiana to clerk for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor DeVore
Torch
Athens
Mr. de Vore
Ohio Cavalry
Nehemiah Warren
Athens social notes highlight visiting locals and guests
Dr J T Hanson from Gallipolis and Ele Donaldson of Logan visited Athens on business, with several residents hosting relatives. Charles Pickering of Middleport and Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Heeskitt with her son were guests in town. Eastern Star inspectors attended, while the McKee family plans summer at The Oaks as W C Eliott stays at University Terrace. Marcus Carley from Walkeshaw, Michigan returns after 36 years and marvels at Athens growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson McKee
the Oaks
W. C. Eliott
McKee
University Terrace
Marcus Carley
Walkeshaw, Mich
Athens
Sam Pickering
Pickering & Carley
BASE BALL GOODS AND LARGE STOCK IN COUNTY
Henderson Crider Drug Co advertises a large county stock of baseball goods and serves as agents for multiple top baseball equipment manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Will Wed In Scotland
Miss Margaret Williams daughter of Mrs. Kate Williams of Lancaster Street sails from New York City to Glasgow Scotland to wed Mr. William Menzies a Lubrig Coal Company employee formerly from Lubrig. The marriage is planned soon after her arrival in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Margaret Williams
Kate Williams
Lancaster Street
New York City
Glasgow
Williams
William Menzies
Mr. Menzies
Lubrig
Lubrig Coal Company
Frederick Kasser 71 Merchan Tailor Dies in Columbus
Frederick Kasser aged 71 longtime Athens county merchant tailor died yesterday at his daughter Mrs E L Owens 822 Oak street Columbus where he had lived since health failed eight months ago He is survived by his widow two daughters Kathryn Owens and Miss Gertrude Kasser of Columbus and a son W H Kasser of Butler Pa Funeral services will be at the Owens home at 2 pm tomorrow and burial will be private at Green Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frederick Kasser
Athens County
E. L. Owens
Oak Street
Kathryn Owens
Gertrude Kasser
W. H. Kasser
Butler
Green Lawn Cemetery
Glee Club to Give Coshocton Concert Tonight
The Ohio University Glee club travels by the Hocking Valley to Coshocton for a concert this evening. About twenty singers plus the university quartet and pianist Miss Austa Speck will stay over Sunday and return to Athens Monday. This is the last concert of the season as the college year ends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Glee Club
Hocking Valley
Coshocton
University Quartet
Austa Speck
Athens
Belle Mead Sweets Ad From Henderson Crider Drug Co
An old ad touts Belle Mead Sweets as delicious and guaranteed fresh and pure. It notes a price of 60 percent and 8 percent per pound and is credited to Henderson Crider Drug Co dated 6-3-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Mead
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Aged umbrella mender murdered in Middletown setback
Bloodhounds tracked the killer to the home of Perry McNeal after the murder and robbery in Middletown. Police arrested McNeal following the hound-led search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Perry McNeal
Mendelssohn Music For Ye Jolly Jesters Dream
The Ye Jolly Jesters stage Shakespeare's Midsummer Night’s Dream next Thursday with Mendelssohn’s popular score. Ben Greet players previously staged The Merchant of Venice for Athens audiences. Prof J Newman Hizey will conduct the orchestra. scores arrived Thursday to praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Mendelssohn
Ben Greet
Athens
J. Newman Hizey
Charcoal as a Farm Cleanser and Patch Corn Feed
The note suggests charcoal serves as a system cleanser for farm animals including poultry. It also notes patched corn as a convenient form for feeding.
Handling and Care Determine a Horse's Maturity Value
The piece notes that a horse's usefulness and reliability hinge on how the young colt is handled and cared for, emphasizing management over natural disposition.
Mildew on Rosebushes May Be Sprinkled With Flower of Sulphur
Garden advice suggests removing mildew from rosebushes by spraying affected areas with flower of sulphur at night or early morning when leaves are damp to prevent spread.
Baglin Released From Tombs After Contempt Claim
George Baglin, held at the Tombs for contempt after a judge declared him deposed as vice president of the United Copper company, was released on representation. Sanford Robinson, a director, charged with contempt for allowing removal of company books sought as evidence in the Heinze 1907 panic grand jury probe, will have his hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Comper Company
George Baglin
Tombs
Lacombe
Sanford Robinson
F. Augustus Heinze
Menderton- Onder Soda Fountain Sees Record Popularity
Never before has the Menderton- Onder soda fountain been so popular this season. The notice notes the goodness of their sodas and the strong customer demand driving lines and buzz around the shop.
Modest Modern Man Reflects on Humility
A brief humorous note from Parts Journal contrasts modern modesty with ancient claims of divine origin, suggesting modern humans descend from monkeys in a light satirical tone.
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Parts Journal
Live Cattle Markets Largely Steady in Pittsburg Trade
Daily Markets Messenger notes light cattle receipts and steady tone in Pittsburg on June 3. Hog receipts fair with steady market. Sheep and lambs receipts fair with good to prime lambs priced around 5.30 to 6.09, fair to choice lambs 4.00 to 7.50, and spring lambs 5.00 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger Special Telegram
Pittsburg
Tn Society Bridge Party For Visiting Guests
Mrs. T. Watson Craig entertained for two visiting guests Wednesday night with a bridge party at her West Union Street home. The guests of honor were Mrs. C. M. Roe and Mrs. J. C. Roe of Mansfield. Pretty decorations featured pink and white as about forty guests attended, including several out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watson Craig
West Union Street
Misses Honor Gamma Alpha Theta Hostesses at Sunnyside
Misses Callie Walls and Louise Walls entertained the Gamma Alpha Theta sorority and patronesses at their Sunnyside Drive home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. F. W. Bush Mrs. Byron Wolfe Mrs. William Hoover Mrs. H. W. Elson Mrs. W. F. Mercer and Misses Nan Soutar Ethel Boyd Lorena Burriss Mary Baker Elizabeth Lanzenbacher Hazel Rigby Gertrude Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie
Louise Walls
Gamma Alpha Theta
Sunnyside
F. W. Bush
Byron Wolfe
William Hoover
H. W. Elson
W. F. Mercer
Nan Soutar
Ethel Boyd
Lorena Burriss
Mary Baker
Eligzabeth Lanzenbacher
Hazel Rigby
Gertrude Gardner
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Plan June Fraternity Reunion
The Pi Beta Phi alumnae club hosted a six o'clock dinner at Mrs. Harry Stalder's Elmwood Place home with many alumnae present. A business meeting followed to finalize plans for a June fraternity reunion with the Ohio University active chapter for the twentyeth anniversary. Officer elections scheduled for the meeting were postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Harry Stalder
Elmwood Place
Ohio University
Barbarian picnic procession at university grounds ends in joy
About two hundred forty gather for a field day on the campus with wagons, games, speeches, and a girls glee club showing notable applause. Prizes awarded in races. Mr. Blackstone outlines Barbarian principles. Miss Morris and Mr Hildebrand speak on friendship and future aims.
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University
O. A
Hibbard’s Grove
Father Adam
Rome
Som
Glee Club
Blackstone
Leota Morris
F. B. Hildebrand
Mercer
Nettie Groves
Helen Roush
Boulder
Colorado
Marjorie Hayward and Walter Farrington Rekindle Love
In a small town, Walter Farrington and Marjorie Hayward reunite after years apart. A misdated letter found in a Shakespeare volume reveals their past, guiding Farrington to Marjorie. The two resolve to marry, boarding a train together as their future begins.
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Farrington
Marjorie Hayward
Walter
Mariorif
Baseball Scores and Standings From The Major Leagues
Summary of AL games with Washington Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh standings and batters listed. Includes line scores and batteries for key matchups and club records across multiple cities. Ends with an editorial quip about prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warrington
Cleveland
Mughes and
Street
Young and Kesterly
Bemis
New York
Powell and Criger
Lake and Blair
Boston
Detroit
Killian
Ehmidt, Arellanes
Chech, Morgan and Spencer
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dygert, Vickers, Bender and Livingstone
Mith and Sullivan
Ambitious plan promises doubling earnings says Bliss
A letter from C. A. Bliss of Columbus touts a plan to increase earning power from 50 to 100 percent in months. It claims examples like Win Dobbyn earning 5000 dollars yearly and Ada Menafee moving to a 1450 dollar position. Readers are urged to write for particulars and cover expenses while preparing for success.
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Win
Dobbyn
Ada Menafee
Columbus
State Ag
C. A. Bliss
A Hostess With A Thoroughbred Style Keeps Courteous Silence
A hostess of noted breeding maintains a strict, reserved demeanor, never apologizing for the appearance of her home or for anything on the table. Her refined stance reflects a lifetime of manners and social polish.
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F. C. Booth
Middleport
Dorr C. Casto
Perkers
Pred Hutchinson
James Dwyer
R. L. Lewis
Elkhom
L. G. Bean
Twinsburg
Mrs
S. A. Hooper
Cora Cook
Mrs. C. E. Cornwell
T. E. Hamilton
New Marshfield
T. J. Hamilton
Esaias Dailey
Lester Sickels
Dorothy Will
McArthur
Miss Grace Junod
East State Street
Lida Ogier
Hamden
Rose Driggs
Miss Driggs
F. Marion Cline
Woodward, Okla
J. Haliday Cline
Refi Tiree
B.L. Cginton
Canal Winchester
Jesse Warren
Buck
Lewis Morgan
Richmond
Ind
Ohio
J. T. Hanson
Gallipolis
Ele Donaldson
Logan
Charles Pickering
John McCall
Pittsburo
BE. EB. Brown
Union Furnace
Lucile Heéskitt
Little Son
Piedmont, W. Va
S. B. Pickering
Drs
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
L. A. Sprague
Albany
The
Order of Eastern Star
W. B. Moler
W. G. Shaffer
Phillips
W. B. Bentley
Mary Cline
Mendelssohn Music
Baglin
Menderton
Onder
Tn Society
Bridge Party
Gamma Thetas
Pi Phi Alumnae
Rucker
Mise Almeda Karn
Miss Lenhart
A. B. C. Jacobs
J. C. Richards
Cila Stauffer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Emma Lose
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Ms. Pinkham
Maas
A’ BR. Livingston
C. Williamson
Athena
Sol
Pan
Shakespeare
Thomas
Rochefoucault
Presley
Europe
Walter Farrington
Marjorie
Miss Hayward
Providence
Standard OL Company Incorporated
W.L. PC
Nw. Y
National League
R. H. EB. Pure
Leifield and Gibson, Ferguson and
Powerman
Pitts
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolia
Toledo
Indianapolio
Kansas City
Atehinon
Kan
Globe
Colum
Louis
We Minne
K.C
Ind'lia
St. P
Bliss College
Icolumbus, O
Ames
Mahala Zarles
Isdake
Dever T Jolluet James
A. A
Stephenson
Same
York Township
A. W. Coy
J. L. Jock
Wolfburg
Han
Oliver F. Rowland
John J. Woolley
Woolley & Rowland
Attorneys-at-Law
Athens National Bank
W. N. Alderman
H. D. Henry
Fred L. Alderman
B. R. LeRoy
M. D
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