Society and Local News Guests Visit Family Circles
Mrs Armintha Hunter and granddaughter Bernadine Hill of Springfield are guests of the form er sister Mina Fry Mrs J B Randall returns to Louisville after visiting Mary Balls at 59 North Lancaster Street. Judge and Mrs L G Worstell return from a two week trip to California and Illinois. Refreshments will be served. Atty and Mrs W E Peters return from a 235 mile car trip to Muncie Indiana. Mrs Blaine Goldsberry travels to Charleston with Frederick L Preston Jr visiting relatives. Dr J F Weber en route from Mereland to Amesville after eight weeks of post graduate study. Probate Judge S M Johnson and Mrs Johnson host Dr Frank Clossman of Cincinnati en route home from Washington D C. Jess Davis leaves for Columbus Newark Cincinnati before returning to Lexington to play in the Strand theater orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armintha Hunter
Bernadine Hill
Springield
Mina Fry
J. B. Randall
Mary c. Balls
Lancaster Street
Louisvile, By
Blaine Goldsberry
Frederick L. Preston
John H. Preston
Charleston
W. Va
J. F. Weber
Athens
Amesvile
Dr. Weber
Mereland
S. M. Johnson
Frank Clossman
Cincinnati
Dr. Clossman
Washington D. C
Christine
Jess Davis
Columbus
Newark
Lexington
K.W
Strand Theater
Martzolff Class Holds Monthly Session This Friday
The Martzolff class ladies meet in the Firet M E church parlors Friday at 7 30 PM for their regular monthly session. A good attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
Firet M. E
Edward Ball and Ruth Bobbitt Wed at First M E Parsonage
Edward Ball of The Plains and Ruth Bobbitt of Nelson ville were married Wednesday afternoon at 1 45 o clock at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev C L Strecker officiated with Ethel Ball and Rose Bobbitt as attendants. They will reside at The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ball
the Plains
Ruth Bobbitt
Nelsonville
M. E
C. L. Strecker
Ethel Ball
Rose Bobbitt
Ball
W F M S Annual Picnic Scheduled at First M E Church
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church announces a Friday afternoon gathering with a 3:30 program and a later picnic supper. Mrs W R Phillips will discuss travels abroad and musical numbers will be performed before 6 o clock hour for husbands and guests.
Picnic Supper for Ary Members and Guests Planned
Ary members will assemble for a picnic supper with each member allowed to invite one guest. The spread will be provided by the members themselves, sharing responsibility for the meal.
Reverend Miller Officiates Two Weddings at His Home
The Rev. Dr. James A. Miller officiated the 11 oclock morning marriage of William Trout of Albany to Hazel Llewellyn of New Marshfield. Earlier on Wednesday at 3 oclock he led the nuptial service for Lonnie Eaton of Bloodwood and May Runnion of Nelsonville at his home 21 North College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Miller
William Trout
Albany
Hazel Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Miller
Lonnie Eaton
Ploodwood
May Runnion
Nelsonville
North College Street
Matthews Cryder Wedding At Vigo Home
Charles G. Matthews librarian at Ohio University marries Miss Maude Cryder of Vigo today at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 60 East Mulberry Street. The bride earned an A B from Ohio University in 1917 and is active in Aloquin sorority and Cresset. She has taught in Chicago and Tl. Matthews, a Ohio University graduate, studied postgraduate work at Columbia. Mrs Henrietta Matthews, mother of the groom, went to Vigo for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles G. Matthews
Ohio University
Maude Cryder
Vigo
Matthews
East Mulberry Street
Aloquin Sorority
Cresset
Chicago
Columbia University
N. Y
Henrietta Matthews
De Camp Installed State Spanish War Veterans Leader
John De Camp of Hamilton was installed as commander of the Ohio state department of Spanish American War Veterans along with other newly elected officers during the closing session. Portsmouth was chosen as the site for the 1922 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John de Camp
Hamilton
State Department of
Camp
Portsmouth
Gentry Bros Circus Opens Athens Season With Parade
Tomorrow the Athens circus season starts with the Gentry Bros Show and wild animal arena. A grand noon street parade through the business district will lead to a full grounds performance featuring Shetland ponies, musical bands, clowns, and a complete night show at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gentry Bros
Wild Animal Arena
Harding
Shetland
Social visiting notes from Cleveland and area
Diamond Mrs Eph Campbell and granddaughter Vivian visit relatives in Cleveland. Blosser Lehman hosted Bill Woods of Haydenville last week. Mr and Mrs Guy Lewis spent Sunday at Nelsonville with the Hess family. Mr and Mrs Tom Evans spent Sunday in Haydenville with the Skivers. Mr and Mrs Pearl Willison visited Lafe Willison. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hohenadel and Mr and Mrs Will Herrold and son Mark were guests of Leslie Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Campbell
Vivian
Cleveland
Blosser Lehman
Bill Woods
Haydenville
Guy Lewis
Nelsonville
D. Hess
Tom Evans
A. J. Skiver
Pearl Willison
Nelsonville Shoppers Attend Event and Ice Cream Social
Mrs Mart Smith Mrs Jane Collison and Mr and Mrs Frank Colemen shopped in Nelsonville Monday. An ice cream social will be held at the place on July 9 with proceeds going to Diamond Chapel church. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Smith
Jane Collison
Frank Colemen
Nelsonville
Diamond Chapel Church
Glouster Residents Return Home. Corning Forms Masonic Co
Glouster P M Smith and family plan to move back to Glouster Ohio from Barberton after Illinois climate issues. Mr Smith previously found a Barbour Street home and will be joined by his family this week. Corning Masonic Building Co formed with 30000 dollars to erect a three story lodge on North Valley street in Corning. Directors include I J Ryan J W Quinn A F Darby W J Garrison Dr James Miller G D Kelly Samuel Eichenbaum with A F Darby as president and Willard Mason as sec retary treasurer. Trimble township hires teachers for Pone Ridge Derthick Fierce Ridge Blackwood Oakdale Paris Goose Run and other districts with 10 day acceptance requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Smith
Orient
Illinois
Glouster
Corning Masonic Building Co
Corning
I. J. Ryan
J. W. Quinn
A. F. Darby
W. J. Garrison
James Miller
G. D. Kelly
Samuel Eichenbaum
Williard Mason
North Valley Street
Masonic Lodge
Trimble Township
Fawcett Family Guests Return From Delaware Visit
Mr and Mrs G C Fawcett and their children came back yesterday after visiting Mr and Mrs H M Fawcett in Delaware for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Fawcett
Delaware
H. M. Fawcett
Miss Ethel Reese Heads to Columbia for Six-Week Course
Miss Ethel Reese departed this morning for New York to attend a six week course at Columbia University, aiming to enhance her professional studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reese
New York
Columbia University
Trimble Board Hires Three Teachers at Tuesday Meeting
At a Trimble school board session Tuesday night three of the five required teachers were hired Miss Sabra Armstrong Miss Royle Bingman and Miss Gertrude Seels. Officials expect the remaining two hires to be completed at next Tuesday night’s board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Robertses in McLeish Welcome Newborn Son this Morning
Mr and Mrs John Roberts of McLeish announce the birth of a son this morning. The couple is reported to be doing well and the family grows with the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
McLeish
Correction in Sunday Mess enger misreport on Buchtel men
The Messenger clarifies five neighbors from Buchtel involved in a drunken affray were charged by Sheriff Parker and Officer Cady near the Athens county infirmary. C V Coakley William Nagle Joe Sheskey and J C Covert faced drunkenness charges. William Fitzer faced an additional driving while intoxicated count. All pleaded guilty except Covert who initially pled not guilty. he later pleaded guilty and paid fines. A French medical expert notes a theory about living without a stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Buchtel
Parker
Officer Cady
Athens County Infirmary
C. V. Coakley
William Nagle
Joe Sheskey
William Fitzer
J. C. Covert
Sherif Herb J. Parker
J. ©. Covert
Covert
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
New England Mr and Mrs Ralph Wright and Harry Miss Ethel Shiley and Mrs Mont Stanley of Cannonville were Sunday guests of Mrs Myrtle Stewart. Mrs Dora Worthing and Mr Frank Bolis of Athens were the over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Starlin. Several local couples and families hosted and visited across Athens Circle Hill Guysville Trimble and Zanesville with numerous over Sunday and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Harry
Ethel Shiley
Mont Stanley
Cannonville
Myrtle Stewart
Dora Worthing
Frank Bolis
Athens
Fred Starlin
George Antle
John Maynard
Trimble
J. H. McKinley
Blanche Arnett
Jenneth Warden
E. L. Grosvenor
Stella Poston
Mildred
Zelma Copeland
Will Dodds
Columbus
John Bennett
Delbert Hardy
Sherman
W. Va
Lawrence Bennett
Aliens
Bertie Lewis
Arnold Smith
Circle Hill
Harve Cunningham
Gail and
Dale
Ed Cunningham
Guysville
Emmett Copeland
Wade
Fred Copeland
McDonald
Trinidle
Maynard
Audria Bennett
Marietta
Parkershore
Gladys Hill
RB. B. Wyatt
George Wharff
Giouster
O. O. Bryson
Stanton James
S. J. Davis
James Burchfield
Canaanville
Elijah Poston
Zanesville
Robert Smith
Alex Smith
John Mathews
Pheasant Eggs and Ring-Neck Birds Distributed
Frank X. Rauch, president of the local fish and game association, has received 200 pheasant eggs from the state for hatching and invites interested parties to call at his bakery to secure them. Next month he will receive 200 ring-neck pheasants to be released in Athens county and not kept for propagation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Rauch
Fish and Game Association
Rauch
Athens County
Contempt Charge Against Varnell Six Fueled by Payment Default
Sheriff Parker returned from Columbus with Varnell Six, sued for divorce by his wife Clara Six. Temporary alimony was granted to Clara but not paid. A warrant for contempt of court was issued. Six was captured in Columbus and escorted to Athens, now staying in the calaboose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Columbus
Varnell Six
Athens County
Clara Six
Athens
Calaboose
Dots to Braille Prints Aid Blind Readers
Pictures printed in dots on the Braille system mark a new innovation for assisting the blind, offering tactile representation of images and improving accessibility for readers with visual impairments.
Court Notes From June 26 Proceedings
Guardians appointed for Mary Simninski and for the minor defendant Mary Simninskii. M D Hughes accepted guardianship. Divorce trial Dutton v Dutton set for July 1 1921. Gertrude Warren vs Thomas Warren trial set for July 7 1921. Leave granted to withdraw motion. Hiatt S Dones case adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Simninsk
Briget Simninski
Mary Simninskii
M. D. Hughes
Hughes
Herbert P. Dutton
Estella Dutton
Gertrude Warren
Thomas &. Warren
Court actions and bonds set in Ohio cases
Involving Martha Kinder versus Winfred Kinder with trial set for July 7. Harley Brown ordered to enter a $100 recognizance bond for alleged motor vehicle theft. J H Christian ordered to pay $50 June 1 and face contempt charges by July 7. Casa Boden versus Hewitt & Boden Co. injunction granted and stockholder inspection rights denied, appeal ordered for records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Christian
J. H. Christian Va
Crystal Christian
Casa Boden
Hewitt & Boden Co
Hewitt 4 Roden Co
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Dick Carr
Joe ,Foster
Princeton
Harriet Carr
North
Judge
Atty
Mrs. W. E. Peters
Muncie
Indiana
Mr. Peter
McDougall
Gibson Refrigerators
Empire Phonograph
Krones & Link
Majestic Theatre
New England
the Security Savings Bank
Ohio
Deanville Cash
J. A. Isselstein, Doanville, O
Fulton’s
Buymore
California
Thomas Body Co
Mission Bell
Fulton Grogery
Hutchinson & Stickney
Oneest
Ogs
Otto Na Be
Che Hare
British Columbia
Athens Lumber Company
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