One Straw Hat Stirs Fashion at the Store
A humorous sales pitch touts a single standout straw hat that suits any size and style. The ad warns customers that a doppelganger shopper may walk off with “that one wonderful hat.”
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
A humorous sales pitch touts a single standout straw hat that suits any size and style. The ad warns customers that a doppelganger shopper may walk off with “that one wonderful hat.”
Mrs. F Earl DeWeese of St Louis visits her mother Mrs. Davis and other home folks. event at 2 o'clock in the afternoon hosted by The Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs A B Reed hosts a summer session at the Conservatory of Music attended by Grace McKee and guests including Margaret Kerr of Birdsboro Pa an alumna of Ohio University and Pi Beta Phi. Attendees travel from Dayton Cleveland and Columbus for commencement exercises and university events with several officials and faculty among the crowd.
In Lexington a sensational tale links a young girl to Joseph Bi Biwell, described as a wealthy figure tied to New York authorities. Reportedly the girl bears the same name as a mysterious woman once noted by officials, fueling suspicions of a veiled affair set against high society wit and whispered investigations.
Elmer Allen sues Eunice Allen for divorce and custody alleging gross misconduct with an Assyrian co respondent Ollie Bhoffey. He says wife traveled with him, left home for days, and relations are notorious harming his health and shaming family. He seeks custody of four children. Minnie Hill, his wife since 1909, counters with her own divorce action.
Mrs Anna Bortnctt from Hat Sqmt Lous arrived in Glouster to reclaim her daughter Ferg from relatives. The marshal traced the girl to a Branew home and returned her to train No 1 for transit to Maat Saint.
Fragmentary OCR text from Athens area item. Readable phrases include reference to a keg and chutes, with unclear context. No identifiable names, dates, or clear event details available.
Two women named Mrs. Frenk Nelson and Mrs. Addison R are noted in a brief social or personal notice with no further details provided in the readable text.
William Stone left Thursday evening for Philadelphia to visit his son B L Frost. Vinton Ladd headed for the Muskingum River for a few days of fishing. Lois Lady visited her brother Parsons in Chesterhill on Sunday.
Rev Davis preached at Pleasanton this Sunday at ten in the morning with all welcome. Several locals attended Children's Day services at Bates Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs John Lively and Miss Bertha Lively visited Morrison home. Will and Mere Will of Toledo visit relatives nearby. F S ieanent family called on Angeline Woodyard's mother. Mollie Hustin.twhy from the northern part of the state visited. Ora Morrison attends commencement in Athena. George Gilkey family and Herbert Eugene called on Will Meeks. O D Arnett and family toured Chase. the Arnetts from ron vacation with O D Arnett's parents.
A gala picnic supper and garden party was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Finsterwald on East State Street. The Sigma Pi auxiliary hosted with members of the local chapter and out of town visitors plus the hostesses husbands in attendance. Over 100 enjoyed the hospitality and the bounteous spread.
A boy died after swallowing poison at a local store run by J Hy Stingluy in Cleveland. Police and medical staff responded but the child succumbed to the toxin. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident and potential sources of the poison.
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