Fisher and Mechanicsburg Guests Share Weekend
Mr and Mrs Howard Figley of Fisher visited Rev and Mrs W Ahlbrand of Mechanicsburg on Sunday. The Ahlbrands daughter Mrs Harry Tammage and her son Floyd returned to Ashville after visiting their grandparents. The DeMolets arrived home from a week’s motor trip to Indianapolis for the races and Cincinnati, accompanied home by Miss Ann OConnell. The Womans Relief Corps will meet Tuesday evening at Red Mens Hall. Mrs Frank Batterson and Esther of Columbus returned home after visiting Mrs C J Flowers. Jack King plans a trip to Minot North Dakota to visit his parents for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Figley
Fisher
W. Ahlbrand
Mechanicsburg
Harry Tammage
Floyd
Ashville
Charles DeMolet Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
Ann O’connell
Charles DeMolet Sr
Womans Relief Corps
Red Mens Hall
Frank Batterson
Esther
Columbus
C. J. Flowers
Second Street
Jack King
Minot
North Dakota
R. L. King
Local Visits Dot Weekend Travels Across States
Mr and Mrs Charles Mariner and Mr and Mrs Robert Mariner drove to Springfield on Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Frank Houghn. Mrs Houghn is Mrs Mariner’s sister. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lanning and their Logan based children visited Mrs Lannings parents Mr and Mrs Frank M McKay in Fast State Street. Mrs McKay will accompany them to Logan for a visit. Mrs A F Dent and daughter Dorothy plan a Tuesday departure for Manhattan California for a year long stay visiting relatives via Columbus and Iowa. Mr and Mrs A C Westfall went to Columbus today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mariner
Robert Mariner
Springfield
Frank Houghn
Houghn
Raymond R. Lanning
Logan
A. FE. Dent
Miss Dorothy
Manhattan
Calif
J. F. Jolley
Columbus
Iowa
A. C. Westfall
Mr. Westfall
Flower Mission Day Observed by WCTU at First Presbyterian
The W C T U observed Flower Mission Day Tuesday at 2 PM in the First Presbyterian church inviting all to bring flowers. Each captain in the membership drive should attend to report. The note records nearby family travel and a fraternity reception at Windsor tea room planned for next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Earl B. South
Lambda Chi Alpha
Windsor Tea Room
Kindergarten Festival Promises Songs and Games at Armory
The annual Inant Kindergarten Festival will be held Tuesday evening in the armory at 6 30. Children from three kindergartens will participate in group and individual performances. Everyone is invited to attend.
Fraternity Chi Omega Hosts Dinner At Poston Home
Social event highlights a Chi Omega active chapter dinner held at Mrs. L. D. Poston’s 117 East State Street residence. The east porch overlook provides a picturesque setting with Dorothy Perkins roses and hand painted card holders in sorority colors. Seventy-eight guests? (note: There were 38 places set) attending included Mrs. Theodore Fluhart of Dayton, mother of the host. Patronesses listed include Mrs. L. D. Poston and eight others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Poston
East State Street
Chi Omega Sorority
Poston
Dorothy Perkins
Theodore Fluhart
Dayton
Ll. D. Poston
F. J. Beasley
D. H. Moore
J. H. Cline
F. L. Preston
Franz J. Woodworth
B. R. Goldsberry
Josephine Scott
Model School head Miss Waite retires after 20 years
Miss Emma Waite of Ohio University Model schools is honored with a dinner at Hotel Berry as she retires from school work and plans extensive travel. Coreopsis theme and yellow and white decor framed the farewell, with guests including Miss Lillie Farris and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Waite
Ohio University
Hotel Berry
Waite
Athens
Miss Waite
Lillie Farris
Amy Weiher
Eunice Taylor
Mary Ward
Hazel Bair
Cora Bailey
Margaret Tilley
Mary Britton
Week End Socials Honor Miss Beryl Moler Before California Move
Miss Beryl R. Moler hosted a two course breakfast at 165 North Congress with Lois Cecil Grace Sewell Pauline Miller Wilma Wyne Viola Wick and others. A separate party at Howard Hall for Miss Moler Helen Archer and Nettie Watkins featured a red and white luncheon in rooms 19 and 27 with guests Imez Steadman Helen Foot Lenore Calhoon and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl R. Moler
North
Congress Street
Lois Cecil
Grace B. Sewell
Pauline Miller
Wilma Wyne
Viola Wick
California
Helen Archer
Nettie Watkins
Howard Hall
Imez E. Steadman
Helen Foot
Lenore Calhoon
Young Women of First Baptist Sunday School Hold Picnic
The First Baptist Sunday school women hosted a picnic dinner for B Y P U youths at Mr and Mrs W E Haning home. Attendees included Rev H C Smith Mrs H C Smith local families and many college bound or returning students who helped start Sunday schools and mothers meetings in mining district communities. The group will be missed yet best wishes go with them as they begin new labors next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
W. E. Haning
Athens
H. C. Smith
W. G. Grass
Frank J. Hooper
J. Q. Hull
D. H. Phelps
Irene McDaniel
Florence Withers
Miss Lathem
Ava Smith
Clarys Sutton
Dorothy Pierce
Roxy Pierce
Mabel Hawk
Helen Skinner
Alice Coleman
Dorothy Wood
Lucy Warner
Messrs
MM. A. Brandon
Orland Hooper
Conley Smith
Morman Hull
Walter Hawk
Ronald Smith
Herbert Smith
Leo Ooper
Leland Hull
Harley Vance
Donald Lash
W. FE. Haning
Dry liquor fines settled as Trimble court cases pay costs
Glouster Bill Bernard and Tom Jones paid costs after fines issued by Mayor Johnson for liquor law violations. They were given 3 days to raise money. Constable Tom Blower collected a $28 board bill from Herman Scheffel, owed since 1918, in a separate case involving Mrs. Henry Holderman. Scheffel, found in Columbus, agreed to settle the board bill and all costs upon arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bernard
Tom Jones
Johnson
Trimble
Tom Blower
Plac
Scheffel
Democrats Convene in Athens for County Ticket Plan
Several local Democrats attended a Saturday convention in Athens to field a complete county slate for the August primary. Local residents secured spots on the ticket and petitions must be filed by midnight Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Akron couple attends funeral of Mrs Williams' father
Mr and Mrs J E Williams of Akron returned home Sunday after being called here by the death of Mrs Williams father Louis Jones. Sherman Sorrell went back to Cleveland Monday with his brother Samuel Sorrell. Mr and Mrs W R Balderson and their two children visited Malta with Mr Baldersons parents Mr and Mrs M W Balder for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Akron
Funeral of Louis Jones Held at Church of Christ
Louis Jones died in Columbus from hemorrhages after an operation. The funeral Saturday afternoon at the Church of Christ was led by Harry M. Wilson and attended by the Order of Moose. Interment followed in the city cemetery. He was 48 and survived by his widow and three children Mrs J E Williams Akron Mrs M A Davis Tampa Fla and Arthur at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jones
Columbus
Church of Christ
Ae Order of Moose
Harry M. Wilson
City
Jonas
J. E. Williams
Akron
M. A. Davis
Tampa
Fla
Arthur
Relatives Visit Shawnee and Athens Guests
Mrs. Thomas Gamwell spent several days last week with relatives in Shawnee. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibson and baby of Athens were guests over Sunday of relatives and friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gamwell
Shawnee
Thomas Gibson
Baby
Athens
True Blue Class Picnics at Nellie Barrett’s Home
The True Blue class of the M E K church in Trimble enjoyed a Sunday picnic at teacher Miss Nellie Barrett’s home. Afternoon games entertained attendees including Mary Sayre Irene Sayre Grace Sayre Estlene Bauer Erma Jewitt Jamitta Jewitt Doris Antle Freda Antle Maxine Lantz Julia Hunter Theo Skinner Wendell Berryman Ruby Berryman Nellie Barrett and Mrs Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
M. EK
Trimble
Nellie Barrett
Mary
Irene
Grace Sayre
Estlene Bauer
Erma
Evelyn
Zimmer
Jamitta Jewitt
Freda
Doris Antle
Maxine Lantz
Julia Hunter
Theo Skinner
Ruby
Wendell Berryman
Nellie
Mrs. Barrett
Prohibition raid near Frost nets four arrests
Reports of wild revelries near Frost prompted a Sunday raid by Prohibition Officers Mariner Baynham and Nash. Four men were arrested three for drunkenness and one for possessing intoxicants. Godford and Butcher pleaded guilty with fines imposed. Tabler also fined. Rodgers held for plea review. Clyde Sharp later arrested by Constable Mariner for selling liquor and freed on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Mariner
Baynham
Nash
Pete Godford
Elmer “Doc” Rodgers
Joe Butcher
William Tabler
Big Run
Helwig
Godford
Butchter
Tabler
Rodgers
Butcher
Clyde Sharp
Athens
Rachael Carsey
Ed Carsey
Sharp
Relatives Return After Athens Funeral
Mrs. Joseph L. Benson attended the funeral of her grandmother Mrs. Frank Hall and returned to Evansville Indiana. Mrs. Anderson Hall of Massillon left Athens after the death of her mother-in-law Mrs. Frank Hall and went home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Benson
Frank Hall
Evansville
Ind
Anderson Hall
Massillon
Athens
House Party Hosted by Paynter and Hale
Mr George Paynter and Mr Frank Hale entertained a house party Saturday evening at 164 West Washington Street. A company of 22 young friends enjoyed the hospitality of the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paynter
Frank Hale
Paynter
West Washington Street
Festive Dancing and Games Amid Pink and Green Decor
The scene described shows guests dancing and playing games with pretty decorations in pink and green, conveying a lively celebration atmosphere.
Harding Clears Way to Name a Dirt Farmer on Board
President Harding signed a bill increasing the Federal Reserve Board to six members and ensuring agricultural interests join banking and commercial sectors, clearing the path to appoint a dirt farmer to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Train Hits Truck Kill Two in Highland Park Crash
Chicago June 5 Two men died and seven others were injured perhaps fatally when an incoming passenger train on the Chicago and North Western struck an automobile truck at a grade crossing near Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
Highland Park
Treasury row widens as Patchell and Geilinger removed
In Washington on June 5 Blair ordered the dismissal of Samuel G. Patchell chief payroll examiner and Frederick Geilinger clerk in the accounts division. Both men were appointed by Assistant Secretary Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Dover
Internal Revenue
Blair
Samuel G. Patchell
Frederick Geilinger
Explosion during wash leaves child dead and mother badly burned
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 5 Mrs Albert Aine attempted to pour gasoline into an engine to use during washing. An explosion occurred fatally burning her six year old son Kenneth and causing serious burns to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Albert
Aine
Here
Kenneth
Arkansas flood saves levee with federal road aid
In Arkansas, millions in federal aid road funds helped crews reach Old Town levee near Helena as Mississippi River floodwaters rose. A 600 strong, well equipped force used the new highway to rush to the scene and dam back the rising waters in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Helena
Old Town
Eagles in on Move Committee to Attend Labor Conference
Columbus lodge of Eagles names a committee to attend a June 11 labor organizations conference here. The meeting will discuss presenting to the state legislature next winter a petition for an old age pension law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Columbus
Columbus Lodge of Eagles
Conference of
Labor Organizations
Rescuers Save Five From Car Crash on Bethesda Pike
In Morristown Ohio on Memorial Day a Lafferty family of five escaped serious harm when a car cut a curve and rolled onto its side near the Bethesda National Pike intersection. Quick action by bystanders lifted the vehicle and stabilized it as all five climbed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Lafferty
Bethesda National Pike
Hancock Defeats Athens in Historic Baseball Game
Hancock beat Athens High 12 to 5 in a historic upset as University School pitcher Sweeney struggled and Hughes relieved in the eighth. Hancock's Frost was wild but Howard closed strong while Athens miscues fueled the rally, with ample errors on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus King
John Hancock
Athens High School
University School
King
Ohio University
Sweeney
Athens
Hughes
Frost
Hancock
Howard
Pimagoon Oc Cbc Cae
Sweeney Hughes
Rhodes
Howard and McCann
Troops to Stay Along the Rhine Indefinitely
The war department announced that American troops will remain on the Rhine indefinitely. The Eighth United States Infantry with about 1000 men is ordered to stay until July 1, with no return date set. Major General Henry J. Allen, head of the American occupation, will also remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rhine
War Department
Eighth United States Infantry
Beeen
Henry J. Allen
Pershing
Albany to Ship a Car of Wool
The first car of wool will be shipped from the Albany area to the Columbus association warehouse this season. It will depart on Wednesday June 14 after a wool growers meeting in Albany Saturday. Anyone wishing to ship wool then should notify O D Dailey, secretary of the Albany association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Association
Columbus
O. D. Dailey
Albany Association
Correction fixes Bardin mansion visitor count
Saturday’s Bardin home report corrects a typographical error. The article should state that 1,500 visited the new mansion over two days, not the misprinted 1,50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardin
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and cities
In the American Association Indianapolis beat Columbus 7 to 2 while St Paul defeated Kansas City 5 to 1 and Minneapolis won 10 to 5 over Milwaukee. Toledo swept Louisville 7 6 in game one and 9 8 in game two. In the American League Cleveland topped Detroit 14 6 and New York and Philadelphia played to a 3 3 tie. St Louis and Chicago finished 3 2 and Boston beat Washington 2 1. In the National League Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 and New York 5 Brooklyn 4 with no other games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York Ee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Washington
American Association
Three Games on College Schedule for Ohio Baseball
Ohio university baseball adds three home games this week. Thursday the team faces Chauncey, a rainout rescheduled since earlier in the season, with potential college versus independent comparison in the result. Saturday Otterbein College visits Athens for the final conference game, promising strong opposition. the alumni game follows next week, an always interesting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio
Chauncey
Otterbein College Nine
Athens
Otterbein
Attendance and offerings at First Methodist Sunday School
Total attendance on June 4 was 646 with a collection of 19 dollars 66 cents. Class Six had 170 attendees and the Martzolff classes had 171 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Martzolff
Games Today in Baseball Leagues
Columbus faces Indianapolis while Toledo meets Louisville and St Paul plays Milwaukee in the day’s lineup. Minneapolis travels to Kansas City as Saint Louis visits Boston and Pittsburgh goes to Philadelphia in the National League schedule.
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Society and Ilocal News
Aaron Simmons
Athens County Buick Co
Beasley
Sheil
Liknu
J. R. Woods
Ralph Woods
Howard Dow
Woods
James Weidman
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Gibson
D. C. Gibson
Cash Shoe
Nthens
North Court ST
Baptist Sunday School
Glouster
Rome Town Township
West Gay ST
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Peel
Minnesota
Farmers’ Cooperative Creameries
State
Lash
Dennison
Dennison Club
Athens Book &News
Oscar Fulton
Dorion Denarhuent
the Cline Ice Cream Co
J. D. Haskins
Nat’! Bank
Cline
Hiutchinson & Stickney
Oho
Nat
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