Tea and Aloquin Social at Mrs Richeson’s Park Place Home
A Saturday gathering in college circles featured Aloquin patronesses and the non fraternity guests. Tables for 36 were adorned in Aloquin gold and green with music and readings in the evening. Janet Hahn sang two numbers and Marie Krabill read. Rhyne of Ohio University joined as a new patroness alongside listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Richeson
Park Place
Janet Hahn
Marie Krabill
Rhyne
Ohio University
Aloquin
Richeson
Frank P. Phillips
George McLaughlin
W. A. Matheny
L. J. Addicott
Isaac Ash
W. L. Gard
Local Society and Club Notices Highlight Week
Mr P G Moler leaves today for Galli polis on a week long business trip Eastern Star lodge meets at seven in regular session W A Moorhead returns from Cleveland L T N club gathers Tuesday at seven with Mrs W S Murray in Nelson apartment Mrs Clifford Williamson and son Leo of Rutland visit Mrs John Carter on West Washington Street Woman s Missionary Society holds all day meeting Tuesday relay class at 10 A M picnic lunch at noon good attendance urged L M Murphy traveling auditor with the State Industrial Commission goes to Columbus for field representative meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Williamson
Leo
Rutland
John eCarter
West
Washington Street
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
L. M. Murphy
Mill Street
State Industrial Commission
Columbus
Industrial Commission
Mrs Riley Returns to Pittsburg After Visit
Mrs. D A Riley came back Saturday to Pittsburg Pennsylvania from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A P Reeder. Mr Riley accompanied her and returned mid week. Mrs Roy C Shirley leaves at noon for a two week visit to Cleveland and Akron. She will stay with Mr and Mrs Charles Graham in Cleveland and visit her brother Milton Russell and sister Stella Russell in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Riley
Pittsburg
A. P. Reeder
Mr. Riley
Roy C. Shirley
Cleveland
Akron
Charles Graham
Milton Russell
Stella Russell
Veitch Family Leaves For Muncie to Continue Wire Service Work
Mr and Mrs J A Veitch and daughter Dorothy depart for Muncie Indiana where Mr Veitch will continue his leased wire operator duties for United Press The Messenger office vacancy is filled by Mr Claude Hawks of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Veitch
Dorothy
Muncie
Indiana
Veitch
United Press
Messenger
Claude Hawkins
Newark
Mrs Hatch Recovers From Fractured Hip in Columbus
A Columbus hospital reports Mrs Henry A Hatch had a fractured hip. The cast was removed and X ray showed the fracture mended and in splendid condition. She will use crutches for several days and plans to return home in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Hatch
Columbus
Fathers Meeting Move on Campus in Ohio University
The Fathers meeting of the Kindergarten Mothers Association of Ohio University has moved from Ellis Hall auditorium to Music Hall on the college campus. The gathering will start promptly at 7 30 o’clock Tuesday evening March 9 and promises to be interesting and helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Mothers Association of
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
Music Hall
Letter from Newark widow on Turks killing husband
Mrs Frank Johnson's letter, via Prof Frederic Treadley, says her husband was shot February 2 by Turks while on a YMCA mission to Avital. The Johnsons' bag containing 1200 YMCA funds and 600 personal dollars vanished. passports were taken. The couple were en route from Constantinople to Adena and Aleppo and are now in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank Johnson
Frederic Treachey
Treadley
New Orleans
Johnson
Avital
New York
France
Constantinople
Sailors Club
Turkey
Konia
Asia Minor
Adena
Aleppo
India
Last of winter? Athens county notes a thaw
The piece hints at winter ending in Athens county with signs of milder days on the horizon. It references a modest batting average of 10 to 15 and mentions five weeks of cold weather followed by hopeful changes as March begins and the proverb about lamb-like passage is invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid Sets Wednesday Meeting
A called meeting of Clarks Chapel Ladies Aidwill be held at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Snow Wednesday afternoon at one oclock. Special work One Oms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Ladies Aid
Elizabeth Snow
Harding Forces Push For Wood Opponents In Ohio Delegates Scramble
After a Columbus meeting, supporters for General Wood and Senator Harding prepare to battle for Ohio national convention delegates. Harding dominates county party machinery in many areas, while Wood backers aim to win over lukewarm districts and seek women voters. The drive continues statewide with plans to press the Wood camp’s plan to attract women’s votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wood
Harding
Ohio
Wood Camp
Hardwick Inn Proprieter Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
George F. Daniels of Hardwick VI, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, lauds Chamberlains Tablets as the best laxative after trying many. He notes his sedentary habits necessitate occasional use and praises the product highly as a model hotel owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Guilford Sinks After Abandonment Off Nantucket Shoals
The Guilford, a Guilford steamer of the shipping board, is believed sunk after abandonment by her crew off Nantucket south shoals lightship. Five officers and 38 crew were rescued by the Pocahontas and later delivered to Newport by the destroyer Dale. Coast guard cutter Seneca assists Lake Ellithorpe, and Maine reports a jury rudder fitted after loss of their propeller in a gale west of Queenstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guilford
Shipping Board
Nantucket South Shoals
Information Bureau
Naval Radio Station
Pocahontas
Antwerp
Dale
Newport
Lake Ellithorpe
Coast Guard
Seneca
Sable Island
Maine
Queenstown
Athens county Republicans rally for Harding club formation
Republicans of Athens county are urged to attend a mass meeting at 7 o clock this Monday evening in the main courtroom of the courthouse to launch a Harding for president club. Hon J P Wood and other noted party leaders are expected to speak as the movement gains momentum across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. P. Wood
Harding
Ohio
Cadomene Tablets Promised Health Energy For All
An advertisement touts 3 grain Cadomene tablets as supplying health red blood and energy to men and women. The copy emphasizes after taking the tablets and repeatedly asserts universal benefits.
Cadomene Tablets Promised to Restore Vitality
A pill ad touts three grain Cadomene Tablets as a remedy for headaches backaches rheumatic pains neuralgia and low energy. It claims quick relief and renewed vigor with a tube sold by druggists in sealed packaging.
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Shaner in Chaungey
The Art Needle club and husbands held a surprise farewell party Wednesday for Mr and Mrs Fred Shaner who left for Bucyrus Ohio last week. Attendees included Neal Helsel Gardner Butts Nye Wilson Ferguson Ferrer Sell Jackson Mary Evans France Galomb Elsie Wilson and seven honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gardner
Clarence Butts
Floyd Nye
Geo. Wilson
J. L. Ferguson
C. W. Ferrer
Sell Jackson
Mary Evans
France Galomb
Elsie Wilson
Fred Shaner
Local greetings mark visits by area residents
Pete Fuller of Pomeroy recently visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Fuller on Ellis avenue. Mrs. Luther Cruikshank hosted a Chauncey dinner honoring Mrs. Jo Cheadle and her daughter Mrs. James Rathburn of Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete” Fuller
Pomeroy
I. R. Fuller
Ellis Avenue
Luther Cruikshank
Chauncey
Jo Cheadle
James Rathburn
Hocking
Mrs Williams Relocates to Logan After Mill Street Sale
Mrs. Della Williams sold property on Mill street and moved this week to Logan. She was active in the Church of God in Chauncey, led the Young People's Society, and filled the pulpit at times for the Saints' church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Della Williams
Mill Street
Logan
Church of God In
Chauncey
Young People’s Society
Saints’ Church
Illness Brings Visitors to Nelsonville Family
Mrs Luther Cruikshank and Mrs Doris Smith were called to Nelsonville recently by the illness of Mrs Zinnie Smith, sister of Mrs Cruikshank, who is now greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Cruikshank
Susiece
Doris Smith
Nelsonville
Zinnie Smith
Shaner Leaves Chauncey for Bucyrus Yard Chief Post
Fred Shaner former Chauncey yard master has moved to Bucyrus after a promotion. He sold his Chauncey property and, with his family, left this week for their new home. Neighbors bid them farewell and wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
O. Fred Shaner
Chauncey
Mrs. Shaner
Chaunney
Smarts Buy Shaner Property on May Avenue Move Planned
Mr and Mrs William Smart long time residents above town have purchased the Shaner property on May avenue and plan to move into their new Chauncey home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smart
Town
Shaner
May Avenue
Chauncey
Christian Endeavor Social Meeting at First Church
The Christian Endeavor Society held a church social Thursday evening despite bad weather. Miss Lucy Len led a devotional and Rev. Courtney spoke on youth. Two musical numbers were performed by Miss Lucille Bradfield and Miss Norma Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavors
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Christian Church
Altho
Lucy Len
Courtney
Lucille Bradfield
Norma Fergu
Funeral of Harry Wannecott Held in Chauncey
The funeral for Harry Wannecott was conducted Saturday afternoon at the M E B church with burial in Nye cemetery. He died Thursday at the County Infirmary Chauncey after years in Chauncey and work in mining. (Includes notes on local visitors, hospital stays, and church activities.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wannecott
M. EB
Nye
Mr. Wannecott
Chauncey
Aged Lady Dies at 80 at Mill Street Home
Mrs. N. H. Miller died this morning at 8 o'clock at her Mill Street residence at age 80 from infirmities of age. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Church of God with interment in Green Lawn cemetery. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs. George Katzenback of Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Miller
Mill Street
Church of God
Green Lawn
George Katzenback
Interdenominational Evanglistic Drive Placed Under Campbell
In Columbus on March 8 the general direction of a major united evangelical campaign in Ohio churches rests with Rev. T. H. Campbell. He becomes superintendent of the interchurch movement plans for Easter and now and features of Protestant activity. Campbell has pastored in Toledo Lima Kenton and Bellefont and serves as trustee of Ohio Veseyan University and Protestant evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Evangelistic
Ohio
T. H. Campbell
Campbell
Avenue M
E. Church
Oledo
Lima
Kenton
Bellefon
Ohio Veseyan Universi
J H Grayson Manufacturing to Open in Athens
Athens will soon host a new industrial concern the J H Grayson Manufacturing Company to produce Ray Glow gas stoves. A charter authorized by the secretary of state sets capital stock at 180000 with five Athens incorporators J H Grayson B W Simpson G R Grayson A A Wolfe and F W Bush. The firm has leased space in the old Hardwood Finish plant on East State street and will install machinery and power. The venture aims to provide employment and a ready market for its products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
J. H. Grayson
Columbus
Couney
B. W. Simpson
G. R. Grayson
A. A. Wolfe
F. W. Bush
Hardwood Finish Company
East State Street
Calf Club Organized In Ames Bern Townships
Dr J Scusky eastern representative of the American Aberdeen Angus Association visited Athens on Saturday and assisted in organizing the Ames Bern townships calf club. The move stirred much interest and new ideas will be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scusky
American Aberdeen Angus Association
Ithaca
N. Y
Athens
Ames-Bern Townships
Prohibition Officers Seize Cars Linked to Whiskey Theft
Government agents seized three automobiles in Portsmouth Ohio tied to transporting 125 gallons of stolen whisky from Jay Stevens of Mt. Joy. Under prohibition laws the government may sell the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Jay Stevens
Mt. Joy
Buckeye Mines Face Major Coal Output Shortage
Ohio coal output is less than half normal says W D McKinney of the southern Ohio coal exchange. Normal production runs about a million tons weekly, but current output tops 300 000 tons. Miners work half time and railroads divert or confiscate coal, limiting supply by rail car shortages used for automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. D. McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
McKinney
Moler Auto Sales gains new partner from Coolville
W E Moler announces sale of a half interest in Moler Auto Sales Company to J B Bailey of Coolville. Bailey, former vice president and cashier of First National Bank of Coolville, leaves to provide his children with Athens school advantages. W B Moler remains president. Bailey becomes vice president and treasurer. Harley E Moler secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Moler
Moler Auto Sales Company
Hie Company
J. B. Bailey
Coolville
Bailey
First National Bank of
Athens
W. B. Moler
Harley E. Moler
Moler Auto Sales
Ohio
Moler
Arbitration of railroad wage dispute under Esch-Cummins law
Arbitration of the railroad wage controversy begins Wednesday with representation from railroads and about 2,000,000 workers. Experts say any rate increase would raise costs, while union leaders deny this claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local Social Notes Mention Residents and Visits
Mr. Jewett Parmiter returns home after a couple of weeks in Cleveland. Blanche and Irene Boudinott visited Jennie Grandstaff Thursday. Mrs. Eva Marquis visited Music Run relatives last week. Mrs. Doran Robinson hosted Thursday guests Vinnie Van dyke Connie Vandyke and children Agnes Wells Otis. Hal Brawley and family and Orla Roberts family visited Utley with Charley Roberts. Charles Brawley and wife visited Andrews. Trissy Shannon spent Thursday with Anna Jacobse. Mary Grandstaff ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett Parmiter
Cleveland
Blanche
Irene Boudinott
Jennie Grandstaff
Eva Marquis
Music Run
Doran Robinson
Vinnie Vandyke
Connie Vandyke
Agnes
Wells Otis
Hal Brawley
Orla Roberts
Utley
Charley Roberts
Charles Brawley
Andrews
Trissy Shannon
Anna Jacobse
Mary Grandstaff
Widespread Sheep Welfare Concerns and Local News Briefs
Wages disputes and pest damage alarm sheep men, with holes and injury across flocks. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Kasler with Sayres, Wooley's business trip, and several local callers. Muttenberg dogs show a strange malady amid Federal suburbia. Retirement news: H A Fleming to Athens after long farming and wool buying. Flu reports rise with new cases and widespread illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arda Kasler
Stacy Sayre
Or. Wooley
Rodney Sayers
Williams Antle
Pearley Keirrs
Will Howard
C. E. Robinson
Edwin Carpenter
Giouster
Muttenberg
Federal
Beenie Mami
Scott
Hooper
H. A. Fleming
Athens
Eke Norris
Dick Lafolett
J. W. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. G. Moler
Gallipolis
Eastern Star Lodge
W. A. Moorhead
L. T. N. Club
U. S. Shipping Board
U. S
Columbia Street
Brooklyn
Letter Gomes
Organization
Uble
Goa
Chaungey News
Chauncey Man
Urichart
R. Barknart
Clarence Simmers
Logan Lester
J. A. Long
Mt. Vernor
B. J. Karns
S. D. Jackson
Ladies Aid Society
Automobile Agency
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Lash
Dalton
the Carpente: Hardware Co
Glouster
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