Glenford Dugam Post Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
Regular meeting of the Glenford Dugan Post is set at 7 30 tonight at post headquarters. A good attendance is desired.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
3
Regular meeting of the Glenford Dugan Post is set at 7 30 tonight at post headquarters. A good attendance is desired.
The public health nurse announces morning baby clinics during hot weather. For the remainder of summer, clinics will be held at her office every Wednesday morning from 9:30 to 11:34.
Ed Dean travels to Chicago Illinois for the Winchester convention with George Barrows a clerk from the Cable hardware store accompanying him.
Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer have returned from Urbana where they motored Wednesday morning. They will join the Moneypenny Hammond party to start on at weeks outing at Conneaut Lake, Pa.
Wednesday at the YMCA the Retail Merchants' association will hold a banquet at 6 15 PM. Every merchant is urged to attend.
The third quarterly conference convened Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church. Pastor Dr. George B. Tifft received an invitation to return to Nelsonville and was granted a two weeks' vacation.
The Ei Karnak Grotto hosts a Wednesday evening dance at the country club for prophets and their ladies. Dancing begins at 8 o clock. Admission requires a valid card as the event is members only.
Guy Ridenour's Nelsonville Fire and Repair relocates to a newly purchased building from R. H. Jackson on West Washington. Mrs James Harroad and Mrs John Warington returned Saturday from Newark after attending the state school convention as delegates.
Mrs B E Acom and her two children have returned to spend two weeks with her parents in Caldwell.
A large crowd witnessed a nighttime Ku Klux Klan demonstration on Kantner's hull as a cross was burned with three Ks underneath, described as a vivid and thriving display of white supremacist activity in the area.
Donald Wright son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wright was knocked from a moving express wagon on a rough street. He was rendered unconscious and later taken to Dr McGrath for examination. His wrist was dislocated but no bones were broken and he was taken home.
Misses Mary and Vesper Young left today for Columbus where they planned to visit relatives and attend local events, continuing a family visit noted in society pages.
Ten members of the Womans Auxiliary to Lennon Glenford Duran Tost enjoyed an evening in Logan with the local auxiliary. The group attended an interesting meeting and heard a state call for robes and pajamas for disabled soldiers. A luncheon followed.
On Thursday at 6 15 pm the Bereans host a social church banquet in the Christian church social room. Men from the Methodist and Presbyterian classes will attend as guests followed by brief talks vocal numbers and pieces by the Berean orchestra. Mrs Homer Krieg leaves for Boulder Colorado to stay until September first visiting cousins Mr and Mrs Burton Stuart in Kansas City.
William S. Stanley died Monday at 5 o'clock after a four month illness. He was 76, life spent near Snowville Meigs County, later an Albany resident. A Mason and Eastern Star member, he joined the army as too young for the Civil War, serving 13 months in the 51st O V I. He leaves a wife Clara Steadman Stanley, a son William Stanley Jr., a daughter Jessie Douglas and ten grandchildren. A home service Wednesday at 8:39 a m precedes services at Snowville Church at 7 p m and interment nearby.
Ashland Ohio Sheriff Barr hunts for person who left two gallons of whiskey in brush by the Erie railroad track. Owner may face a 599 dollar fine upon identification.
Demand for Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup runs high across the state with praise for building strength, easing constipation, indigestion, and other ailments. The ad promises a money back guarantee and notes availability at Athens Hehee Drug Co Gloucester Lebavor's Nelsonville Gem Pharmacy.
Athens Rotary club heard a report on the St Louis convention where 27 nations were represented and about 10 000 Rotarians and families attended sessions in a 14500 seat arena. The event featured international speakers and a surprise arrival by President Hardin and poet Eddie Guest.
A French scientist reports women sleep more lightly and require less sleep than men, suggesting gender differences in sleep patterns. The finding adds to ongoing research on circadian rhythms and gender biology, with potential implications for health and work.
Mrs Phoing and Mrs Phoing hosted guests incl Mr and Mrs Bob Howard and their children Masine and Victor at Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods in Athens. Separately Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Merwin Stauffer.
Mary Elizabeth Micheals is ill with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Joe Riley of Brookville and Mr and Mrs Grant Micheals spent Sunday at Cangonville. Mr and Mrs Wid Micheals and son Russel visited Rock Riftte. Mr and Mrs Jea McGranor and Miss Eva Nagle were guests of Mr and Mrs Zine Courtney Saturday night and Sunday. Dave Aleshire and family and Mrs Anny Ball motored to near Albury on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCall and son and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost of Athens spent Monday evening with their parents here.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shields and their five sons toured to Connett and attended Monday evening with Clit Wolfe and family.
Mr and Mrs John Porter visit relatives in New Straitsville during the week.
Will Perry takes delivery of a new Ford roadster, adding a stylish ride to his lineup. The arrival highlights local automotive interest and Perry’s continued preference for Ford models.
Kiwanis club members voiced disappointment when Akron’s Ton CC Knight failed to attend the Monday gathering in Athens. Congressman Foster spoke, noting shrubbery for where Verdured beauty could improve areas. plans to contact Washington for free plantings were discussed.
An Albany man, Harry Wiley Jr., reports his touring car stolen Monday evening. Authorities locate the vehicle on Richland avenue near the carnival but arresting the suspect proves unsuccessful. The car is returned undamaged and police urge motorists to lock cars to prevent further thefts.
Hrossmoyne Ohio reports Mrs Wyatt accuses her former husband William Wyatt of teaching their three year old daughter to curse and swear and expressing improper intentions about the child's rearing.
In Bridgeport a colored man helping to raze a warehouse once used as a storeroom for Samuel Uncerteider's bar found a pint of Old Daugherty whiskey behind a hoard. Fellow workers press on hoping to locate more caches.
In Columbus eight year old Vic Donahey Jr the governor’s son thumbed rubber stamps bearing his father’s name in the outer offices. The anecdote shows the boy’s curiosity with the governor's name and official items while visiting.
San Antonio report states a woman from Dallas named Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson died after refusing an invitation to ride with a married man. The incident occurred early today with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
A number of people were reported injured this afternoon when an ammunition tank exploded in a building in Brooklyn. Fire and police were alerted and responded to the scene.
A New York Whitney alleged Brooklyn gangster was killed today in a gun battle at the Golden Rules post of the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion. The incident occurred in Brooklyn as part of ongoing gangland clashes. Police continue inquiries into the shooting.
In CLAN ELLAND on June 26 a federal court suit seeks to place the Niles Daily News Company into receivership, naming Herbert B. Scott, Gor Service Company, Wate n and A.B. Robertson of the Aite enna publishing company as defendants. Also in Cincinnati on June 26 Mrs Margaret Rabbits sues for 25000 damages over an elevator accident at Alma & Kloophe store on January 13, claiming another floor fall caused internal injuries. Pyrene O'Neil, famed playwright, spent six years at sea as a common sailor.
Athens Ohio adopts Ordinance 352 to grade drain curb and brick pave Stewart Street from Mulberry north and east to the south end of the existing pavement. It fixes assessments on benefited lots and authorizes bonds and installments with construction by the lowest bid after advertisement. The measure takes effect after June 8 1922 approval.
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