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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

5

Literary Club Hosts Preparations For Mrs Sharp Visit

Allen G. Kresge hosted a Tuesday Literary Club meeting at her South Court home. After roll call and discussion of current events the club adopted the Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers constitution and elected officers including Mrs. Hoover president and Mrs. Millikan vice president. The tenth anniversary included a picnic supper with husbands as guests.

Allen G. Kresge South Court Street Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers Sharp Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Athens Presbyterian Church C. L. Jones T. N. Hoover C. C. Millikan M. M. Kerr Rs. W. B. Bartels Scott Haney

Immigration Study Circle hears Mor gan on Bolshevism and the Americanized Foreigner

Higley Study Circle met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. C. Bibbee hosting. Supt G F Morgan spoke for about 45 minutes arguing that until laws change the immigrant endures a 12 hour day seven days a week and that the immigrant remains unfree. A book review on My Mother and I by Max Stearns followed, presented by Mrs. Fordyce Stewart, detailing an alien family arriving in America and a daughter becoming Americanized through schooling.

Supt G. F. Morgan Higley E. C. Bibbee Mr. Morgan Max Stearns Fordyce Stewart America

Darrel Sams Leaves for Akron Rubber Factory Work

Mr. Darrel Sams travels to Akron to take a position in the rubber factory industry, beginning a new job assignment. He will relocate to join the Akron plant workforce.

Darrel Sams Akron

Baby Ruth Alice Born to Lewis Family in Oak Street

A baby girl named Ruth Alice was born on March 4 to Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis of Oak Street. The mother is staying with her mother Mrs. Alice Spooner at 33 North Court Street.

James Lewis Oak Street Ruth Alice Lewis Alice Spooner North Court Street

Fourth Lyceum Night Delights Rutland Audience

Prof Morgan of Athens and his high school orchestra impressed a full house with a music program and a lecture titled The Tragedy of the Unprepared. The Athena party included Geofry Morgan Harold Wise Frank Kircher Ralph Davidson Carl Ramsey Ellis Woodworth and pianist Dorcas Kessell.

Wewre Lyceum Prof. Morgan Athens Port. Morgan Athenas Geoffry Morgan Harold Wise Frank Kircher Ralph Davidson Carl Ramsey Ellis Woodworth Dorcas Kessell

Irresponsibles Push Last Minute Move in Treaty Fight

In Washington on March 4 United Press reports a new group the irresponsibles acts to keep the senate pact alive by seeking a modification of the Lodge Article Ten reservation. They deny the treaty is dead though critics insist it is. The proposed change is minor but may upset Lodge.

Martin United Press Washington , Mar Senate Lodge Hitchcock

Miss Wood Guest at Judge Wood Home

Mrs James P Wood of Cleveland arrived Wednesday and is a guest for a few days at the Judge J M Wood home. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E Church will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the parlors of the church.

James P. Wood Cleveland J. M. Wood Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First. M. E. Church

Miss Florine Bingman Goes to Torch for Short Visit

Miss Florine Bingman travels to Torch for a brief stay with relatives and friends. The article notes the social visit and mentions no adverse events or details beyond the trip.

Florine Bingman Torch

G W Meighen Inspects Knox Tire Factory Visit

Mr. G. W. Meighen returned Wednesday from Mt. Vernon where he inspected the Knox Tire and Rubber Co. factory.

G. W. Meighen Mt. Vernon Knox Tire and Rubber Co

Death of Elizabeth Doaridge at Athens State Hospital

Elizabeth Doaridge age 47 died at Athens State hospital March 3 from tuberculosis. She had been there one year. Remains shipped to Pome Roy for burial Wednesday by Newsom-Walburn Co. undertakers.

Elizabeth Doaridge Athens State Hospital Pomeroy Newsom-Walburn Co

Nebraska tops civilian airplane use with 320 in service

Nebraska leads in civilian aircraft use with more than 320 planes in service while Chicago is the top city with about 300 aircraft.

Nebraska Chicago

Oldest House Members Were Civil War Veterans

The two eldest House members today are former generals from the Civil War. Sherman, Democrat of Ohio, age eighty five, enlisted in 1861 as a private, fought in forty three battles, earned ten mentions for gallant conduct, and rose to brigadier general. Manley Deedee, Democrat of North Carolina, age seventy nine, enlisted in the Confederate army, was wounded several times, and held brigadier general rank at war’s end.

House of Represeteee Gi Sherman Ohio Ral Charles Manley Dedeen North Carol

Yale Song Gets New Music For Greenwich Graduates

Miss Sonia Streuk of Stamford has retooled Bright College Years from Die Wacht an Rhein into new music to be heard by Yale graduates in Greenwich Conn. She earned 500 francs in wartime for a song for convalescent soldiers in Switzerland. The old Yale tune had fallen out of use due to its German melody.

Yale Air Greenwich Conn Sonia Streuk Stamford Yale Streul Switzerland

Prisoner escape plot foiled on train to Atlanta

Cleveland report says ten federal prisoners planned to flee while en route to Atlanta federal prison. Duplicate keys sewed into clothes of Harry Best and Ed Burke enabled discovery. Bliss Morton of the justice department said the scheme targeted the train passing through Kentucky. The key supplier is in Warrenville work house.

Cleveland Atlanta Harry Best Ed Burke Bliss Morton Department of Justice Kentucky Morton Warrensville

February Pupils of Factory School Named Not Absent

The list for February shows Mabel M Joseph Carol Hope Jessie Dickens Lillian Dickens Pauline Riley Elizabeth Riley Carrie Bryan Carrie Trout Selah Holland Hazel McDonald Franklin Dicken Harry Hope Edward Coon Howard Trout Charles Trout Russell Dicken Harold Joseph Perry Strasnider as on time. Various visits occurred Sunday and Monday among local residents including Miss Hope Kirk and Miss Anna Scott who is ill with tonsillitis.

Mabel Joseph Elizabeth Riley Frank Beebe C. E. Rowan Mabel M. Joseph Carol Hope Jessie Lillian Dickens Pauline Carrie Bryan Carrie Trout Selah Holland Hazel McDonald Franklin Dicken Harry Hope Edward Coon Howard Trout Charles Trout Russell Dicken Harold Ralph Joseph Perry Strasnider Albert Ellis Hubert Lee Jessie Dickens John Cali Athens Charley Powers Millard Bryan Hope Kirk Irma Bryan Anna Scott Dessie Sickles Herb McDonald Bill McDonald John Trout Carrie Vore George Pennell

Olson Gym First Team Beaten In Three Game Volley Match

The self styled first volleyball team of Olson's gym club boasted of skill but lost two of three to a hand picked class team. The champion squad includes McCoy Cameron Siigley Hixson and Crooks. The challengers were DeMolet Horn Comstock Lamborn and Cokenaugher.

Olson McCoy Cameron Siigley Hixson Crooks DeMolet Horn Comstock Lamborn Cokenaugher

Blacksnakes to Trail Rats as Traps Fall

Blacksnakes will be corralled and released at Union Station to exterminate rats overrunning the building. Workers tried traps ferrets cats and poison with little success causing hundreds of dollars in damages and merchants’ complaints. The rats are large and black and snakes are now the only feasible foe.

Lerxington Union Station

Infant Escapes Injury After Akron Collision

An automobile crash at Chandler and McCormick avenues in Evansville involved a car driven by Clifford Parsons from Patoka and a machine driven by James Nugent. Four month old infant of Mrs. Jessie Wheeler of Princeton was thrown about 20 feet but remained unhurt with only slight bruising.

Evansville Ind Jessie Wheeler Princeton Chandler and McCormick Avenues

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