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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
8
The Kiwanis organization blends business and professional life across North America with 87,000 members in 1200 cities. Its core fundamentals are integrity faith industry vision thrift and concern for others, with integrity described as essential in all actions and leadership.
The Athens Kiwanis club joins Division No 3 of the Ohio Kiwanis district. Sixteen clubs in this division will be represented, with officers listed for each: Athens Russell H Rupp and others, Caldwell Irvin Quick, Cambridge Willard J Hood, J R Lloyd, Chillicothe Rev F R Lee, Wm J Cowdrey, and Columbus B I Patterson among the named presidents secretaries and trustees.
A roster of professionals includes Coshocton Manford D Custer Clyde L Wells Joseph M McCune Lancaster J J Phillips C a Robertson C G Johnson Logan W 8S Yaw Wood Bow en E W Davis Marrieta A T Williamson John R Rennard Edwin B Strecker Nelsonville Dr W S Rhodes Wm H Estele J L Murphy Newark Dr A E Best Geo Bohon Schmidtt Dr A J Kennedy New Lexington R G Dally Roy A Chappelear John Walland Pomeroy Middleport D Curtis Reed H H Shank Loff Jacobs Portamouth Maurice A Coe H Glenn Duis L W Bragdon Zanesville Chas T Atwell L H Green T E McEthiney.
London reports Tristan da Cunha, the loneliest isle of the British empire in the South Atlantic, where ships arrive only every two or three years. Men reportedly dance only with men and women only with women except on special occasions.
A London farmer testified he saw more than 100 rats marching in a body along a road during harvest season. He reported guiding them off the road.
Jane w mile Mistin guett, a dancer idol returned from her invasion of the American stage, is described as moody in Paris cafes. She knocked dishes from a table over soup she disliked, yet cafe owners do not object to her behavior.
Kiwanis International Secretary Fred C. W. Parker is praised for broad organizing experience in Chicago and nationwide. A former secretary of Central Y M C A of Chicago, he contributed to industrial relations, vocational education and religious service while serving on Oak Park School Board and City Club active in civic life.
A tribute highlights Chore for shaping Hrants into a unified organization for good, praising leadership that built a strong, cohesive community.
The government decided to install hospital cars on fifth trains of the national railways to care for third class passengers who fall ill on a journey or travel while seriously ill.
Okyo dispatch reports a Japanese prince Feent may visit the island of Saghalien this summer. Harry Sclair is suing the Soviet government over an oil concession on Saghalien.
Geneva report states the Canton of Ar vie enacts a policy requiring all babies to be fingerprinted within an hour of birth.
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