Fire destroys building as flames rise before crews halt blaze
A building was enveloped in flames and reduced to a mass of fire when fire companies arrived, but firefighters succeeded in checking the blaze and preventing further spread.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
A building was enveloped in flames and reduced to a mass of fire when fire companies arrived, but firefighters succeeded in checking the blaze and preventing further spread.
Eighth A. class commencement at East Side school featured class scenes and a pageant with students Charline Martin Esther Roberts and Pauline Jones. The outgoing class presented Miss Gladys Swett with a pearl string as twenty eight will enter high school in 1922. A patroness dinner for Alpha Sigma Alpha at the Colonial Inn honored active members and pledges with 28 guests and flowered table settings.
A seventh birthday party for Carolyn Fuller was held Thursday at 115 Grosvenor Street with games, a birthday cake and various treats. Mrs Fuller and helper staff Miss Jean Thompson, Miss Marzuella Richards, Miss Rita Stallmaker and Misses Nellie and Gladys Brooks assisted. Guests included Jane Gill, Marion Danford, Elvena Davidson, Virginia Masterdon, Dorothy Roe, Virginia Hoover, Phylis Jordan, Hazel Neutzling, Margaret Alice.
The Missionary Society of the Christian church held a Thursday evening meeting at 95 West State Street. Officers elected for the coming year are President S. EB. G. Pedigo, Vice President William Williams, Secretary W. W. Lee, Treasurer James Day, Librarian N. K. Alderman. The program featured Mrs. Skidmore’s report on the State Missionary convention in Columbus and musical numbers by Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Person, Miss Hatch, and Miss Warner. Seventy six people attended the social hour and refreshments. The July meeting will be the annual picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Robinson at 89 May Avenue.
The eighth grade at Central School ended with a commencement program and a class party held Wednesday evening at Pauline Fierce’s home 27 Mound Street. Mary Catherine Kircher chaired the arrangements committee amid a display of ferns and flowers in blue and white.
Earl F. Miller of Akron Ohio head inspector for Goodyear Tire says Tanlac restored health and built him up fifteen pounds after severe influenza and weight loss. He reports improved appetite digestion and strength and calls Tanlac the greatest medicine. Tanlac is sold at all good druggists.
Columbus June 9 Commodore G W C Perry Chillicothe state superintendent of pardons and paroles is seriously ill in a hospital after ear infection surgery Attending physicians have given up hope for his recovery Perry 62 percent years old was longtime president of the Associated Ohio Dailies and owner of the Scioto Gazette Family remains at his bedside An earlier illness followed ear pain and drum puncture
Gala atmosphere with Japanese lanters on the porch and yard. Games and music provided amusement. Mrs Edna Zick class teacher and Miss Mary Williams grade school principal were honored guests. Nineteen students to enter high school in September. Tuesday program includes Address Louisa Beck two short skits class will Edward Algeo prophesy John Edward closing address Sheldon Wadley.
The home of Mrs. Fred Fenzel at 34 West Washington hosted two gatherings on Thursday a sewing party with seven guests and a dinner with assisting hostesses and their husbands. Dorothy Perkins roses decorated the rooms and a three course luncheon was served.
The Pi Beta Phi alumnae club hosts a Saturday afternoon tea for mothers at 45 Elmwood Place the home of Mrs. Harry G. Stalder. The gathering begins at 8 20 o'clock.
Mrs. Chris Corbin Sr hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering from 2 to 4 o clock at 9 Smith street. She invited her son Chris Corbin Jr s Sunday School class and teacher Mrs. Williams. There were 14 in the class and birthday refreshments were served.
Federal Judge Slater sentenced Percy B. Kelley to two and a half years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary for sending obscene material through the mails.
A testimonial from J H Derton of Virginia says nightly urination issues lasted 40 years and improved after using Keller Libhlated Buchu tablets. The ad claims the formula cleans bladder deposits and eases back ache and frequent night trips, with a 2 cent price per tablet and Keller Laboratory as the producer.
June 9. Secretary of State Hughes will likely lead the American mission to represent the United States at the Brazilian exposition next year, as officially learned today.
Eugene F. Mathews a truck driver and Delphia Luella Linscott both of Athens obtained a license with Rev. Daniel McGurk officiating. George H. Powell a farmer and Eleanor Bowers a teacher both of Albany secured a license with Rev. Albert G. Grass officiating.
For more than two months organized timber workers in southern Oregon and northern California have been on strike demanding an eight-hour day. Officials report ongoing dispute with lumber companies and labor leaders urging resumption of talks to settle the wage and hour demands.
Senator Caraway of Arkansas renewed attacks on Attorney General Daugherty in the Senate this afternoon as the criticism continued.
Clarence Way led the American Rifle and Revolver club of Athens on Thursday with the day’s top score in 10 shots at 45 and the best average of 42 2 3. Other high scorers included Dave Taylor 41 and Fred Woodruff 42.
Virginia Wood of Huntington West Virginia 22 leaped from the Putnam street bridge in Maridta at midnight authorities reported no other details available about the incident ongoing investigation expected.
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