Foldens Return From Dexter Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Folden have come back from visiting Dexter where Mrs Folden stayed at her husband Charles home.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Charles Folden have come back from visiting Dexter where Mrs Folden stayed at her husband Charles home.
James Devlyn a Notre Dame student completed his school and returned home last evening to spend the summer with his mother Mrs Mary Devlyn at 11 Palmer Street
Mr and Mrs Farley Burdette and family of Athens plus Edgar Pratt a nephew from Williams town West Virginia left today by motor for a ten day fishing trip to Jackson Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cooley entertained as weekend guests their cousins Mrs. F. D. Knowlton Mrs. Walter Bailey and baby son and Eldon Sayre and baby daughter of Parkersburg West Virginia.
Mr and Mrs James Hughes left yesterday for Castle Shannon Pennsylvania for a three week visit with relatives.
Mrs. C. J. Sanders, of 54 Woodard Avenue, left yesterday for Seattle Washington to spend the summer with her sister Mrs. A. D. Ruple.
Mr and Mrs John Klotz with daughter Evelyn and sons Kenneth and Hubert return from a motor trip to Jackson Michigan visiting relatives. En route they stopped in Lima to see brother Frank Klotz and in Columbus to visit daughters Coleta and Josephine who are in college.
Music pupils of Mrs. William Blackburn staged June recitals at 51 Lancaster Street. First program Friday at nine featured Margaret Haskins through Dean Hamilton. second program Monday June 15 at 2 30 included Tessa Wooley through Ada Roberts. Two more recitals planned.
Miss Francis Reading returns home after a week in Columbus visiting her aunt Mrs. J. E. Williams and a stay in Galena with her aunt Mrs. E. T. Sells.
Mr and Mrs J W Brown of Piqua return home today following a visit with Mrs L W Connett Mrs Andrew Connett and Mr W H Brown the former's sister and brother and their family notes the visit amid local social circles.
Mr. E. T. Hayes leaves this morning for Marion as a delegate from the local lodge to the Southeast district I O O F convention. He is accompanied to Columbus by his daughter Helen Louise who will visit her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ogg.
Miss Leonora Belle Carman and Alonzo M. Perry wed at 10 30 this morning in the Christian church parsonage with Rev. M F Chatley officiating. The couple, both of New Marshfield, left for a wedding trip through the East after the ceremony.
Informa will host the June Country Club dance with Harry Beckley as committee chair and assistants listed. Eveleth Atkinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C EF Atkinson, recovers from a mastoid operation in a Columbus hospital with her mother staying to nurse her. Christina Church visits Columbus staying with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Edgar this week.
Tokyo reports a young attorney who helped defend Shunkai Hasegawa has offered to marry the nun. Hasegawa awaits an appeal decision after being convicted of setting fire to a Japanese temple.
A man and a boy were found dead at Bruno on Buckeye Lake during a morning storm. It is believed they were fishing and sought shelter under a tree when lightning struck. The incident is under local investigation.
A Trumbull county kinship group asked Governor Donahey Warden Thomas and the state clemency board to uphold John J Haefner s twenty year maximum sentence for the murder of his wife He was urged to remain in the Ohio state penitentiary rather than receive clemency or parole once released.
Canton Ohio News notes that real speed outpaces most things, noting the swift transformation of a cake of ice into liquid as a striking example of rapid change.
Doris Eileen Sargent, six months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sargent of Jerseyville, died at 6 p.m. at home from spinal meningitis following whooping cough. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Jerseyville M E church. burial in Burson cemetery. Survived by parents, two brothers, three sisters, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F E Sargent, Jerseyville, and John Orr of Reynoldsburg.
Radio listings show WEAF and WEAR plus WEE and WGR broadcasting varied programs including selections from Tales From Hoffmann. Other stations WCAE WFI WJAR WOC and C T evening slots feature Hawaiian concert Hartford Symphony and mandolin orchestra.
In Jacksonville Ruth Thompson Hebert gained a divorce from Philip Hebert in the District Common Pleas court on June 15 and reverted to the maiden name Ruth Thompson. Others visiting or staying with local families include Harry Jennings and Helen Rasp with Ruth Thompson, Ruth Thompson Hebert, and Roy Vermation. Clyde Edwards of New Athens visited William Deal and family before returning home. Sam Williams and family of Chauncey visited Moses Stedam in Jacksonville.
The carnival week attractions in Glouster come from the Metropolitan shows sponsored by Frank McCann post American Legion. The field south of the Beasley filling station is used and controlled by the Legion post for the event.
The Shell family annual reunion is announced for Sunday June 28 at East Branch church. It will be an all day event with a basket dinner at noon and extends a cordial invitation to all family members and friends.
In the Messenger Sunday list of Republican candidates for the board of public affairs an initial was misprinted. The name should read Joseph D. Davis rather than Joseph D. Davis.
Last report from Grant hospital in Columbus says Mrs Adelaide Koons of Athens is expected to make a complete recovery from a severe blood poisoning caused by an infected thumb. Initial hopes were slim but improvement continues.
Clay Smith travels to Columbus to undergo two procedures at Mt Carmel hospital one to remove tonsils and another for an eye related condition.
A city woman who makes her home at Ft. Thomas Kentucky departs Monday with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Colles Jordon to the southern California region for a summer visit with relatives.
Glouster June 16 Miss Helen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Smith who has been undergoing treatment at Grant hospital Columbus will be brought home today Cr F Wallace with Mr Smith departed early this morning in the Wallace ambulance to fetch her The physician says her condition remains serious but home treatment is feasible and could improve her comfort in familiar surroundings.
Paul J. Andrew was rehired as principal of Glouster High School. He was not an applicant when teachers were hired, the principalship remained vacant, then he applied and was promptly hired by the board of education.
Harold Rose of Ohio State University Columbus returned to the city Monday evening and will spend the summer vacation with his parents along with Grace Baird John Jonsen William Johnston Mary Ginnan Jo Campbell. Additional locals spent Sunday in Parkersburg West Virginia.
The piece weighs the dangers of anti mission mobs in China and the potential harm to 5,000 missionaries. It contrasts American mobs with foreign upheaval, urging reflection on how a warlike mob could threaten missionaries urging cultural change.
In Columbus on June 16 Edward Curtis former public safety director Canton must serve three years. The report notes Curtis pending sentence following a legal proceeding. Details on the offense are not fully provided in the fragment.
The Ohio Supreme Court today affirmed a conviction for accepting a $50 bribe from Clyde Goldfuss, agent for an alleged bootlegger, keeping a prisoner in the penitentiary for years following the charge.
Jesse Clinton Reedy 28 laborer of Ramona Oklahoma wedges Josephine D Morrison 18 of Redtown. John K Hershey 38 of Ashley Maeman married Beatrice E Ford 25 of Nelsonville. John Gregory Sholts 28 Canton mill worker wed Ethel May Kasler 21 of Glouster.
The article notes that each day of the week is observed as a holy day in different regions. It cites Greeks honoring Monday Persians Tuesday Assyrians Wednesday Egyptians Thursday Mohammedans Friday and Jews Saturday.
In Phillipsburg Maine a hillside memorial to H. Rogers dated seventy five years ago used scattered wood ashes to form his name. Villagers note the inscription remains visible and that ashes have been placed over the letters only twice since.
Florida shows rapid growth as local bank deposits rise from 400 000 to over 24 000 000 dollars, highlighting economic expansion in the Palm Beach area.
A California man writes from Arcadia stating he stole a lunch basket there in 1887 and now, after joining the Salvation Army, wishes to make restitution. The note seeks guidance on repayment.
In Defiance Ohio the Creasant News notes Washington researchers announce a dog on which no flea will remain. The humor questions giving fleas credit for the finding and pokes at the publicity surrounding the claim.
The article notes crown jewels among items in London streets cited by coordi testimony of Joseph Betta on trial for burglary. The readable text presents Betta as a key figure in the case and highlights burglary charges connected to crown jewel evidence.
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