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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1927

Page

5

Society Notes on Spragues and Local Arrivals

Dr. and Mrs. Wiley T. Sprague plan a Sunday motor trip to San Francisco to visit their sons Dr. Gerald T. Sprague in the U S Public Health Service and Allan D. Sprague in the Indian Rubber Co. Their daughter Mrs. Harry C. Snyder will join them in Blanchester. Morals include travel plans, visits by Koons and McAfee family members, and memorial services by Woman's Relief Corps. The Presbyterian missionary group and local engagements are noted, along with the forthcoming June wedding of Charles Howard Oakes and Chloe Agnes Barnes in Dayton.

Wiley T. Sprague San Francisco Calif Gerald T. Sprague United States Public Health Service Marine Hospital That City Allan —D. Sprague Pacific Coast The Indian Rubber Company Sprague Blanchester Harry CC. Snyder Athens Woman's Relief Corps West Union Street Allen Robinson Circus Carrie Martin Clara McAdoo Flora Boring Samantha Jewell Anna Shirley Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church H. W. Brooks C. D. Giauque Japan S. M. Haffey Charles H. Wyatt Limwood Place Charles Howard Oakes Charles W. Oakes Lucy S. Oakes Washington County Little Hocking Chloe Agnes Barnes Ira W. Barnes Dayton Miss Barnes Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Mr. Oakes

Charity gives relief for Murray City flood sufferers

The Child Conservation League donated $10 at a called meeting at Mrs. Frank Cone’s home on 128 Franklin Avenue to aid Murray City flood victims. Members noted the small contribution in a community effort amid ongoing relief needs.

Murray City Child Conservation League Frank Cone Franklin Avenue

Quiz Puzzles in Today's Paper Challenge Readers

A list of ten questions tests readers on varied topics. It asks for origins of the Epworth League’s name, the cant hook’s industry, the Jabberwock, Deadwood Dick, a decapod, Greek pillar styles, the ibex, a fetish, the Pentateuch’s books, and when Heppelwhite furniture first appeared.

Epworth League Deadwood Dick

University of Denver student weds in Episcopal ceremony

The vice president of the Thinkers Society, talph Batschelet of Denver, married Miss Lillian Schneider in a full Episcopal wedding with veil rings and bridesmaids. Batschelet, a sophomore at the University of Denver, had previously voiced companionate marriage views and faced flogging for his declarations.

Talph Batschelet Denver Thinkers’ Society Ben B. Lindsey Batschelet Lillian Schneider Episcopal Church University of Denver

Sulley urges systematic plans for storekeepers

G. W. Sulley of Dayton urged Athens merchants to plan sales toward a definite quota, stressing the need for records advertising and stock. He argued modern retailing demands a higher standard and that local communities shape business conditions, calling on merchants to aid overall local prosperity.

G. W. Sulley Dayton Athens Retail Merchants’ Association Athens Chamber of Commerce Hotel Berry New York Wall Street

Jack Pickford Seeks Friendly Divorce in Cherbourg

Jack Pickford arrives in Cherbourg on June 14 to pursue a friendly divorce from Marilyn Miller, the musical comedy star and Mary Pickford’s brother.

Jack Cherbourg France Jack Pickford Mary Marilyn Miller

Thompson guilty of dishonesty by Chicago Board of Trade

George E. Thompson general superintendent of Armour Grain company was found guilty of dishonest conduct by the boards of governors of the Chicago Board of Trade and faces expulsion from the association.

Chicago U.P George E. Thompson Armour Gra Company Board of Governors Chicago Board of Trade

Jokes As Death Comes Elgin Illinois

James Bralow died when his car overturned in Elgin Illinois and he joked with two men attempting to free him. The incident highlights the peril of a rescue as bystanders waited and police investigated the crash.

Elgin James Bralow

Teachers for Lodi Township Engaged By Board Tuesday

The Lodi Township Board of Education met yesterday and hired staff for the new term. Browning was appointed high school principal. Er Ruth, Charles Westcott, and Helen Phillips named as high school teachers. Jerseyville adds Norma Young grammar and Ruth Morrison primary teachers. One room schools hire include Inez Ruth Carseytown Gertrude Weis enbach Hickory Mary Daugherty Angell Ridge Ida Allison Munn Gordon Ruth Kinney Claire Bur son Diackwood.

I. Kb. Browning Er. C. Ruth Charles Westcott Helen Phillips Jerseyville Norma Young Ruth Morrison Inez Ruth Carseytown Gertrude Weisenbach Hickory Mary Daugherty Angell Ridge Ida Allison Munn Gordon Ruth Kinney Claire Burson Diackwood

Will of J Lovell Price Bequeaths 100 to Nelsonville churches

The will of J Lovell Price admitted to probate by Judge H M Johnson. Executor is Joseph Hall. Price died June 4 and left $100 bequests to the African Methodist church of Nelsonville and the Colored Baptist church of Nelsonville.

J. Lovell Price African Methodist Church of Nelsonville Colored Baptist Church of M. Johnson Joseph Hall Price

Idealism in business discussed before Athens Rotary

Dr. W. S. Gamertsfelder of Ohio University spoke on idealism in business and professional life before the Athens Rotary club at Hotel Berry. He argued civilization advances as much in ideals as in material progress and noted rising ethics and service as key themes in business education. The program followed a briefing on Murray City and other flood-affected areas caused by the recent cloudburst.

W.S. Gamertsfelder Ohio University Athens Rotary Club Hotel Berry Murray City Gamertsfelder Rotary Gamertafelder

Elks Complete Plans for Their 22nd Anniversary

Athens Elks lodge held a special meeting to finish arrangements for the twenty second anniversary celebration on Wednesday June 22 with a 6 pm dinner for 200 and a formal initiation. Petitions from Athens Glasgow Jacksonville and other points received favorable attention, with about thirty expected in the class. Veterans of the Civil War are among those to be initiated.

Athens

Exalted Rulers of Athena Take Chairs for Initiation

The Athena order appoints its exalted rulers to occupy chairs for a four verse initiation ceremony. Local members attend as part of the ritual honoring the rite.

Banks to join Thursday half holiday for Athens firms

Banks in Athens will close Thursday afternoons as shops begin a weekday half holiday. The first Thursday twilight game of the Athens season will be played at the city poly ground between Ray-Glas and the Athenean Brick company team of Nelsonville, starting at 6 o clock.

Athens City Poly Ray-Glas Athenean Brick Company Nelsonville

Feather breaks Marathon record from Milwaukee to Chicago

Chief Tali Feather, an Indian Runner, shatters the Milwaukee to Chicago Marathon record by two hours. He completes the distance in 19 hours and a prize of 1 dollar is awarded with the old mark reset by sixty minutes.

Chicago Tali Feather Milwaukee

Also Mentioned on This Page

L. A. Koons FF. M. Koons Columbus Everetts Bedford County Koons Washington, D. C Virginia Garvin Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Ralph R. McAfee Akron Red Men's Hall Jack Byron J. S. Sherrard East State Street Robert King Regina Gross Bobby Jim Mary Ellen Maurice Gross Missionary Meeting H. D. Henry Mary Breinig Charles Breinig St. Aloysius Academy New Lexington Breinig Audrey Smith Sirma Saylor Mildred Black Presbyterian Church F. L. Goldsberry State Street Amy Allen Delphian Society Athena Chapter Delphian J. G. Bean Oril Carpenter Germany Thelma Lehew Maude Rutherford Carl Ferguson Henrieh and Rautendelein Anna E. White H. A. Wilder Detroit, Mich Tonich Louis I. Brown University Terrace Wilders R. R. McAfee Elsie Sams Parkersburg W. Va Bert Sams City Edward Jennings Charles Edward Ralph P. Jennings Mt. Carmel Hospital Jennings Elizabeth Rose Glouster Missionary Circle of the Christian Church Niesel Robinson May Avenue Susan Garvin Evansville Ind Carlos KE. Garvin Harret Indianapolis Inl Fred M. Hutchinson Park Place Nas, &. Millikan Optometrist Masonic Building F. J. Beasley Milling Clifford Cox Dorothea Walser Fairmount Vows Ayr Sulley FURNI Ture Exchange B. Wy London Paris Gibson Prescription Store Washington Noe. & Engine Company Fred Weymuller Lodi Township E. E. Browning W. S. Gamertsfelder Elks Security Savings Bank the Security Savings Bank Athens, Ohio W.B. Drake Phi Rexall Fe Line Pharmag Dot BY Taylor Ken Doc Dottie Henry C. D. Shafer Co Dad Gitts
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