David Cox Named Bookkeeper in Trimble Area
David Cox, bookkeeper for Columbus and Enid Bingman, is identified as a teacher in Trimble.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
6
David Cox, bookkeeper for Columbus and Enid Bingman, is identified as a teacher in Trimble.
Elias Wilson, a mason from Torch, and Eva Shields, a domestic from Athens, are named in the notice.
Lottridge area welcomes soaking rains that ease drought and spur harvests for wheat and hay. Residents and visitors are noted across Stewart, Columbus, Athens, Parkersburg and Marietta. families travel, host guests, and attend worship as wheat inspectors visit and fires alter homes.
White Hall hosted guests from Columbus and Toledo including Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moore and Mr. and Mrs. George Faulk. Gladys Faulk married last Wednesday to Mr. Faulk. Elizabeth Earhart left for an extended visit with her sister in San Diego. Other local visits included the Earhart and Pratt families, and Children’s Day services at Tiates attended by the Tribe and Pratt children.
The general Assembly of Japanese Presbyterian churches ranks among early adopters of full gender equality in church affairs, granting women equal rights with men in all church matters.
Bessie Vaugh filed for divorce from Samuel Vaugh in Common Pleas court along with requests for alimony and custody of a minor child.
Court officials were notified that John Tucker Jr. of the Greendale brick plant prepared to draw pay and move. He faces an indictment for obtaining money under false pretenses and was released on a promise to return to work and repay his folly. Sheriff Larimer and Attorney G. W. Chrisman traveled to investigate.
Judge Pettit heard John B. Krieg versus Clyde W. Hill. Krieg claims Hill misappropriated $1600 from Hill Krieg Pharmacy while Krieg served in the war. Court awarded $944.90 plus interest and costs to Krieg. Hill, who came from Athens, managed the shop during Krieg’s service.
Word from Columbus states Miss Flora Ruth who led evangelistic meetings for the Nazarene Church here last winter wed Chauncey C. Chatfield of Cincinnati, a fellow gospel minister. Ruth won many friends during her brief stay.
Reports from Columbus state say Sumner Martin of this city is steadily improving after an appendicitis operation at a local hospital last week. He will soon be able to return home, a relief to his many friends.
O A Butcher worshipful master of Mingo Lodge No 1ji F and A M announces a special meeting Monday evening June 27. Two candidates will receive the Master Mason degree. The meeting ends work for the season until cooler months. Refreshments will be served.
L H S alumni association held its annual reunion Tuesday at the Logan club rooms with many former graduates present. Purple and white decorations complemented a central carnation and fern arrangement. 1921 class sat together. Granville Berlin presided as toastmaster. Jessie McManigal gave the welcome, with toasts by Josephine Wuebben, J B Tritsch, Olivia Wright and Erwin James. Wilson's Orchestra played for the program and dance. class of 1921 sang its song. New officers elected: Mrs Dil Sanderson president, Joe Case vice president, Mrs Tom Eberst secretary, Frank Judy treasurer.
Rev J G Spears Fern Shaw Ada Wrightsell and Florence Han sel chosen to represent the local Christian Endeavor chapter of the U B church at the annual district convention in Ashville this week. Others expect to depart Thursday for later sessions of the meeting.
Arrangements are under way for this year's chautauqua to run July 10 through 16. Edwin M. Whitney returns for a program and Geoffrey Morgan, formerly of Athens, will also speak. The advance man has distributed literature and guarantors have begun selling tickets, signaling strong attendance.
Priscilla Wakefield founded the first British savings bank at Tottenham near London in 1789. It began for children and later inspired an adult version in 4.
The flash floods saved crops Friday and Saturday evening. Dr. Vaugh Sheets of Chicago surprised his aunt Mrs. Dutton and family. Mrs. Otho Elliott visits relatives in Zanesville. Mrs. Janette Knowles stays with sister Mrs. Sayre in Parkersburg. Charles Randolf drives to Athens on business. Julian Adams and Harry Parker canoe and camp along Shade River in Meigs County.
Mr Manville T Pike a former Athens resident died in Gladwin Michigan after being struck by a timber while working on the new Masonic Temple He was born in Athens nearly 70 years ago and joined Para mythia Lodge No 25 F A M at age 21 He had lived in Michigan for about 40 years and was remembered by longtime Athens residents
Two marriage licenses issued involving Joseph Hellyer and Nellie Lotta of Burr Oak and Glouster, plus A E Hedges and John Ruther of Glouster with Caroline Nedusky of Youngstown, by Rev. Murray.
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