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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

5

Weddings in Athens Highlight Poston Robinson and Liggett Pairings

Social notes report the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Mae Poston to Mr. Delbert Thomas Robinson at the bride’s home on North College Street with 150 guests. The ceremony featured Rev. Dr. A Y Wilcox and an opulent decor of ferns and hydrangas. the couple plan a New York Atlantic City honeymoon and residence in Charleston West Virginia. Also covered is the Washington D C D H wedding of Miss Hazel L Thomas and Mr Clarence Carr Liggett with a double ring ceremony under pink rose arches.

Athens Elizabeth Mae Poston Delbert Thomas Robinson North College Street A. Y. Wilcox First Presbyterian Church Henry T. Potson Nelsonville T. J. Davis Cincinnati Charles McWhorter Charleston W. Va Little Grace Poston Elaine Roe William Phillips Mary Poston Margaret Merwin Alfred G. Farmer Mac Dowell Mendelsohns Columbia Mr. Robinson New York Atlantic City Hotel Holley Hazel L. Thomas Clarence Carr Liggett Washington D. H Sirouhee Arpee Alabieff-Niszt Grieg Troldhaugen Catharine Chubb Thomas Liggett McWilliams Liggett Delta Tau Delta the Green and White Norwood O. F. Liggett Harold Liggett Mrs. Butler Greensburg Penn Chillicothe Gazette

Buckeye State Building & Loan Co welcomes Methodists

Centenary celebration visitors are invited to tour a model savings institution in Columbus. The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co reports assets over 17 million dollars and offers five percent interest on time deposits with home and farm loans.

Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Ohio Rankin Bldg West Gay St Columbus

Robinsons Honored At Out‑of‑Town Guest List Ceremony

Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Robinson received attendance from Judge Ira E. Robinson of Charleston and Washington D C along with a wide circle of relatives and associates from West Virginia Ohio Tennessee Michigan and Ohio.

Athens News Briefs of Local Visitors and Family News

Cleveland business visitor Will Brown and others travel to Columbus for a centenary event. Birth announced for a Lemmon baby in Baltimore with Parkersburg grandparents. Overseas returnee E S Bain visits Athens before heading home to Martinsville Indiana. Families, trips, and visits dominate this Athens county social roundup with multiple locals hosting relatives from Chillicothe Cleveland and Bradford.

Will Brown Cleveland Athens Lynn Lemmon Baltimore, Md J. R. Lemmon Parkersburg Athens County E.S. Bain J. E. Bain Martinsville Ind

Two Questions In Fart Forms Held Improper

Ohio soldiers in WWI were told by Major General Glenn that two political and religious inquiries in war questionnaires were improper. The Eighty third Division at Camp Sherman will omit the two questions as part of a history project overseen by Colonel James L Cochran with offices in Columbus. Washington staff had noted the political content and the draft was amended accordingly.

Ohio Eighty-third Division Camp Sherman FE. G. Glenn James L. Cochrain Columbus Washington Glenn

Millions For Music From Juilliard Estate

Five million dollars of the late Augustus D Juilliard estate will be devoted to advancing music. Juilliard was a patron of the Metropolitan Opera and the bequest aims to support music programs and initiatives.

New York Augustus D. Juilliard Metropolitan Opera

Trial Delayed In Tribune Libel Case At Mt Clements

No court will be held in the Ford Tribune libel trial until Monday due to an injury to Elliott G. Stevenson, head of The Tribune counsel, causing adjournment over the weekend.

MT. Clements Mich Ford- Tribune Elliott G. Stevenson Tribune

Islanders Becoming an Educated People

Washington reports the 1918 census of the Philippines shows seventy percent of inhabitants over ten years old are literate. Of about 10.5 million people, 10 million are civilized Christians and 500 thousand are non Christians. literacy applies to both groups. The rate rivals southern U S states and exceeds Greece Italy Portugal Romania and new independence states.

Washington Philippines War Department Yeater Manila Union Greece Italy Portugal Roumania The

Fairmount Children's Home Placed Under Quarantine

In Alliance Ohio on June 27 the Fairmount Children's Home is quarantined due to a diphtheria outbreak. Eleven cases and two deaths were reported in the past week. The home serves Stark and Columbia counties.

First official victory medals awarded to Wilson and Baker

The war department announced that the first victory medal will be issued to President Wilson as commander in chief of the army, with the second medal going to Secretary Baker.

Washington Wilson Army War Department Baker

War Chest Subscribers Rebates Notice

All subscribers must file ad adjustment or correction claims by June 30 1919 with written receipts. Executive Committee directs claimants to submit documentation for processing.

War Chest Executive Committee

Athens forms guard company recruits near seventy

Athens new guard company nears completion with sixty-five as minimum needed and thirty-eight enlisted. A list of signups includes Clarence E. Waston, Charles B. Bartlett, Herbert W. Cox, Dayton W. Wise, Stanley R. Griffin, William McKee Bolton, Howard Knox, Carl H. Mann, Herman E. Bean, Edwin B. Foraker, Ralph L. Price, Theatle W. Shafer, Hunter S. Brown, James M. Matheny, Carl Samsey, Frank E. Dors, John F. Spaulding, Donald Betts, Tom Blake, Fred Brooks, Daniel Carr, Richard W. McKinstry, William Walsh, James A. Turner.

Athens Clarence Edward Waston Charles B. Bartlett Herbert W. Cox Dayton W. Wise Stanley R. Griffin William McKee Bolton Howard Knox Carl H. Mann Herman EF. Bean Edwin B. Foraker Ralph L. Price Theatle W. Shafer Hunter S. Brown James M. Matheny Carl Samsey Frank E. Dors John F. Spaulding Donald Betts Tom Blake Fred Brooks Daniel Carr Richard W. McKinstry William Walsh James A. Turner

Veterans to form American Legion post in Athens armory

The Most Everything Veterans group plans a 7 30 pm meeting at the armory to apply for a charter and elect officers for a local American Legion post. Major Sam Johnson urged all war veterans to attend as the first steps toward a lasting institution are taken.

Athens American Legion Sam Johnson

Weather and crops favorable in Ohio week to June 24

Weather across Ohio week ending June 24 was favorable for farm work and crop growth. Winter wheat is very good to excellent with rapid ripening and cutting underway in the south and extending northward. Corn planting completed in northern counties and crops growing rapidly. oats heading well. meadows and pastures in fine condition. haying started with good results. Potatoes variable. berries fair. fruit crops show no clear improvement.

Ohio

Athens Masonic Lodge reports busy June with degrees and a funeral

Between the second and fourth Tuesdays in June Paramythia Lodge made twelve Master Masons, admitted two Entered Apprentices, and held one funeral in hot summer weather.

Athens

Seaman Lost After Collision Off Sculpinght

A schooner bound for Buenos Aires with linseed named Friendship was struck head on by the Japanese steamer Tsuruga Maru off Sculpinght in fog. One Finn seaman was swept overboard and presumed lost. the Friendship was badly damaged and the navy department was called for tugs.

New York N. Y Buenos Aires Navy Department

Athens Boys On Latest Train Through Athens

Four troop trains scheduled for today following a pause Thursday. The 9:15 a m train carried casual company No 704 including Jimmy Thompson an Athens native and former B and O foreman who married in Coolville before France. Sergeant Ivan S Brooks oversaw the train kitchen. Edson Carsey a Wells Fargo driver and overseas veteran passed through en route to Camp Sherman with ties to Athens residents.

Camp Sherman Texas Jimmy Thompson Athens No. 704 Thompson France Frank Shanks Coolville Ivan S. Brooks Lilly Chapel Arthur Brooks Cline Ice Cream Company Edson Skip”) Carsey Wells-Fargo Express Company George Carsey

General Strike Declared in Brandon Over Reinstatements

Ottawa dispatch reports a general strike declared in Brandon Manitoba to reinstate workers ousted after a walkout. Winnipeg advices note police and postal workers who joined the strike have not returned to work. The war veterans leader was arrested and twenty eight agitators face deportation. Settlement of Toronto street railway strike by compromise expected today.

Ottawa Ontario Brandon Manitoba Winnipeg Toronto Street Railway

Dances Under Fire for Shifting Focus from Dance

A critic argues that some new dances emphasize themes other than dance itself, leaving audiences unsure if the moves center on rhythm and technique or broader cultural statements. The debate pits traditional dancers against contemporary performers pushing social commentary.

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