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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
5
The 15th annual Huldah class dinner honored teacher Miss C Augusta Morse on her February 28 birthday at her home 9 South Lancaster Street. Nineteen attendees, including guests, enjoyed morning arrivals, a bountiful picnic lunch, and a literary musical program.
Ohio University School of Music faculty will give recitals in Granville Marietta Martins Ferry and Zanesville during early spring. Joy Cutler soprano and Frances Ruggles Hizey pianist perform at Denison University after Easter recess. Maria Arpee pianist praised after a Marietta recital. Margaret Benedict soprano invited to Martinsburg W Va for opera lecture series. Dr Clarence C Robinson to Read Paper on Choral Singing at Zanesville meeting April 8 5-137 half pint bottles of milk fed to underweight children noted by Parent-Teacher Association.
Needle Craft club members hosted their husbands at a dinner party for 40 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fr. J. Brown 73 North Congress Street. Tables decorated in green and white celebrated St Patrick's Day. An impromptu after dinner program featured a mirth provoking contest.
Mrs L. J. Cunningham new one year physical director of Athens public schools urged active pastimes to raise standards and a life of service. She warned Ohio may soon require such a director. Next week Miss Streator of Victor Talking Machine presents at 3:30 p.m. at Presbyterian church for the State Memory Music contest under Ohio university.
The Central school Parent-Teacher association presented a musical play Wednesday afternoon in the Armory. The program featured a Dutch National Hymn, Japanese National Anthem, Swedish Hymn, English and Italian dances, folk songs, and various grade performances by first through eighth graders.
Dr. T A Copeland has come back to town after completing postgraduate studies in New Orleans Louisiana.
The Phi Sigma Chi auxiliary will meet Friday at 2 PM at the chapter home on North Court street.
Miss Clara E Dickerson resigns from the Columbus chapter of the American Red Cross after two years as visitor for the east and south districts. She will serve as special field representative in the Washington division and begin work March 1 in Pickaway county, stationed at Circleville for several months. She is the niece of C C Sheldon of Athens and formerly lived in Columbus.
FE R Wood, psychology professor at the University of Kansas, visited his parents Mr and Mrs G E Wood at 178 Flair Ave on Sunday before traveling to Cleveland for the National Education Association meeting.
Mr. J. W. Bodley comes back from a business trip to Pittsburgh and stops in Cincinnati to visit his mother Mrs. J. H. Bodley who is convalescing from pneumonia.
Washington March 1 The secretary of state will soon inform European debtors other than Great Britain that the American debt commission has been empowered with additional tools to speed up payment of war debts to the United States. The announcement came from the treasury department.
Brig. Gen. T. Hines arrived in Washington to assume leadership of the United States veterans bureau succeeding Colonel Charles R. Forbes. He conferred with President Harding at the White House and then proceeded to the bureau to take charge.
A compact reminder to seek a good life in aging, noting the value of time and the opportunity it provides to grow wiser and healthier as years advance.
Mrs. Dot Cox of 4023 K Canal St Troy Ohio says she will tell or write about her experience removing a terrible inward goitre with Sorboi Quadruple a colorless Haiment. See treatment and addresses of other users at McKee Drug Co and drug stores or write Box 95 Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Following a new clue in the investigation into the attempted holdup of the Peoples National Bank of Mt. Pleasant authorities in Steubenville report a new suspect being held.
Jefferson County authorities arrested 30 year old Wasil Bielan in connection with the murder of Assistant Cashier Harry E. Price. Police seek further information as the investigation continues.
The senate concurred with the house on measures to abolish township treasurer offices, limit milk purchase pricing where competition is weak, and require school buses to stop before railroad crossings.
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