Local Visitors Depart After Extended Calls
J. L. McAdamse of Washing Pa returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cooley. Hal W. Murphy left after several days at his home. Also seen were Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Gifford and other Amesville area guests including the Beasleys and Hess families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McAdamse
Washing
E. D. Cooley
Hal W. Murphy
I. H. Gifford
F. G. Shoop
Amesville
Fred Beasley
Carl Beasley
Kh. C. Hess
R. H. Galligher
Norris Beasley
Higley Study Circle Meets at Mrs Laverty Home
The Higley Study circle will meet with Mrs. A J Laverty on Franklin Avenue at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs C J Martzolff and Miss Louise Stahl entertain the Tuesday club tonight at the Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
A. J. Laverty
Franklin Avenue
C. J. Martzolff
Louise Stahl
the Colonial
Cooleys Welcome Daughter Betty Jean
Mr and Mrs Oscar Cooley announce the birth of a daughter Betty Jean on Saturday February 25. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs E D Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cooley
Betty Jean
E. D. Cooley
Torch Society Dinner Meeting At Ohio University Inn
The Torch men's honorary society of Ohio University held a monthly dinner at the Varsity Inn on Sunday evening. Attendees noted that covers were set for 11, marking another routine gathering in the society's schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch Men’s Honorary Society of
Ohio University
Varsity Inn
Surgeon Demers Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery in Columbus
Dr A F F Demers had an appendectomy at a Columbus hospital on Monday morning. His condition is improving and he hopes to return to practice within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FF. Demers
Columbus
U C Club Postpones Meeting to Friday Afternoon
Mrs A J Laverty and Franklin Eane will host the U C club at 2 o clock Friday afternoon replacing the previously planned Thursday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laverty
Franklin Eane
U. C
Woolleys Return From Visit With Morrison Family
Mr and Mrs Nelson Woolley and family of Zanesville have returned home after visiting Mrs Louie Morrison at 493 East State Street, the former's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Woolley
Zanesville
Louie Morrison
East State Street
Miss Boelzner's Visit to Follanbee with Patterson Family
Miss Sophia Boelzner departs for Follanbee West Virginia to spend an indeterminate time visiting her niece Mrs. Wilbur R. Patterson Helen Ludwick and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Boelzner
Follanbee
W. Va
Wilbur R. Patterson
Helen Ludwick
Miss Irene Devlyn to Return From Detroit Grand Council Meeting
Miss Irene Devlyn grand organizer of Theta Phi Alpha returns this evening from Detroit where she attended the grand council meeting. A charter member of Delta chapter at Ohio University she was elected grand organizer at the 1924 national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Devlyn
Theta Phi Alpha
Detroit
Mich
Devlyn
Delta Chapter
Ohio University
Farewell Dinner For Miss Sophia Boetzner
The Esther class of the First Christian Church gave a farewell dinner for teacher Miss Sophia Boetzner after 13 years of service. About 100 members and 200 guests attended in the church social room decorated with flowers from Connett’s. The class honored her with a white gold wristwatch and a program featuring readings solos and a speech. Miss Boetzner received thanks and best wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Christian Church
Sophia Boetzner
Connett
Boetzner
Wiliam Connett
Charley Boge
America
Yverda Gilfilen
Thos. Gibson
Reading
Ralph Windsor
Miss Gilfilen
Miss Mercer
Everett Person
Church
Boelzner
Myrtle M. Mitchell
Sopha Boelzner
Birthday Dinner And Theatre Party For Mrs Beasley
Mr. Frank J. Beasley hosted a Monday evening event at Hotel Berry including dinner and a Majestic theatre party to honor Mrs. Beasley on her birthday. Flowers and a large bouquet of red Beauty roses decorated the private dining room while Mrs. Beasley wore a roses and sweet peas corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Beasley
Hotel Berry
The
Majestic
F. L. Th
Effie Glazier
Jessie Owen
Gladys Goddard
Estelle Goddard
E. I. Glazier
J. M. Howard
G. O. Linscott
City Federation Meeting Plans Nominating Committee and Beautification
The City Federation met in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room with Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth presiding. Committees reported as plans formed for a March 19 reception for Mrs. W. H. Swartz of Portsmouth. The conservation and beautification efforts urged shrubbery orders and a coordinated tree-planting meeting for highways leaving Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Woodworth
W. L. Gard
J. E. Barker
J. H. Gross
W. H. Swartz
Portsmouth
Women's Federated Clubs
I. W. Bush
John Winsterwald
The
Conservation Committee
Athens
Finsterwald
Brown Home Hosts 139 Guests For Afternoon Tea
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hugene FE Woodworth entertained 139 guests at 73 North Congress Street Monday afternoon with two sessions from 2 to 4 and 4 to 6. Parker Walker greeted guests at the door while hostesses and assistants welcomed visitors and presided at tea tables. The color motif was pink and white with Dutch silver service and baskets of Columbia roses, sweet peas, and asparagus fern providing the centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter J. Brown
North
Congress Street
Brown
Hugene FE. Woodworth
Parker Walker
Raymond Walker
Earl T. Dailey
Scott Haney
C. R. Hodkins
J. J. Sister
M. M. Kerr
Harley Moler
Charles Bethel
G. W. Hopkins
Frank B. Gullum
Alice Reotting
Clera McConnell
Hazelton
Dorothy Dailey
Miss Smith
Columbia
American yachts to cross ocean for new Cowes Cup
Several American yachts are set to cross the Atlantic to compete in a new Challenge Cup trophy at this season's Cowes regatta. The proposed race targets yachts not exceeding fifty feet on the water line and will run from Cowes to Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes, Eng
Atlantic
Cowes Regatta
Cowes
Plymouth
Rheumatism Treatments Promoted For Seasonal Pain
A public health note urges warm clothing keeping feet dry and high water intake to combat rheumatism. It attributes causes to body waste acids from fermentation and advises four ounces of rad Salts in water daily for a week to neutralize acidity and stimulate kidneys. Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is touted as inexpensive and effective.
New Plans for Athens City Building Circulate in Council
Jed Crowther presented a new sketch for the Athens City building at Monday’s council meeting. The plan increases space for city offices with a 100 foot frontage and an east west theatre section offering nearly 1400 seats. Council must also submit the plans to Columbus theatre magnate Mr James for a 20 year lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Crowther
Charleston
W. Va
Athens City
Roger J. Jones
William Mills
Nelsonville
West Virginia
Fire Department
East Washington Street
Mills
Mr. James
Columbus
Inaugural Radio Broadcast At Presbyterian Church
Inauguration ceremonies for President Coolidge will be broadcast over radio from the Presbyterian church. The public program begins at 11 45 Wednesday morning with a large audience expected. A powerful receiving set and giant loud speaker are provided by the Automobile Battery and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Presbyterian Church
Automotive Battery and Electric Co
National Defense and Air Threat Described in Speech
A speaker warns that the nation faces an aerial threat and urges rapid production of a commercial flying machine. The defense plan envisions 16,006 fliers and a 2,904 pound useful load packed with machine guns ammunition skilled sharpshooters and protective armor to counter enemy air power.
Fords pursue flying machine amid praise for Pitt lineage
The piece compares the Fords who developed the flying machine to the Pitt family, noting public expectation and confidence in the Fords while reflecting on the Pitt legacy in Britain. It envisions future U S industrial impact and honors the Pitt lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Pitt
Britain
United States
England
Ford’s Young Genius Keeps Napoleon From Land
The text praises a young Pitt figure whose genius aided defense against Napoleon. It claims Ford machines will render any invading enemy unable to survive in the United States, urging readers to see a Ford agent or write to Henry Ford directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Napoleon
Fords
United States
Ford
Henry Ford
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Miss Boetzner
Mct
Ocean
Pratts
Cline Pharma
Yeap
Eee Service
By Williams
Carlis Mouta
Stewart Street
Mill
Union
W. A. Casley
Logan Gas Company
Ordnance
Koons
Marietta Avenue
Armers
Sherwood
Hicksville
Cotton's Grocery
Chinaware
Boss Novelty Shoppe
South Court
Jaynes
Pound
Gibson
Prescription Store
Sommer’s Store
Born
Corona
CRONA
Athens Book and News Co
Mother’s Biscuits
Michaels-Stern
Fashion Park
Brunswick Radiola
Brunswick Radiolas
Bank of Athens
Just
Radio
Brunswick Hour of Music
Boots
Bootsy
Nou, Imme
Johnny
Nou, Otto
Wen
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