Embroidery Club Hosts Theatre Party Luncheon
Mrs. Fred P. Linscott entertained Nelsonville embroidery club members with a Majestic theatre party followed by a three course luncheon at Windsor Tea Room. Purple pink cinerama decorated tables and St Patrick's Day touches framed the event with ten named guests noted. Higley Study Circle meets at Mrs. Emmett Keenan home to discuss The Children of Now with remarks by Mrs. Jennie O'Dell and musical offerings by Mrs. Wiley Sprague and Mrs. Charles Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Linscott
Nelsonville
The
Majestic
Windsor Tea Room
Martin Ohlinger
E. J. Kessinger
C. E. Keltzheimer
John Saltz
Charles Vorhes
Higley
Emmett Keenan
Park Ace
Social Literary club holds annual dinner with officer slate
The Social Literary club entertained husbands with a 6 o clock dinner at Dr. and Mrs. C L Jones home. Members elected officers for the year: Mrs. Clarence Roach president, Mrs. Fred McKay vice president, Mrs. F B Guilum recording secretary, Mrs. R P Jennings corresponding secretary, Mrs. M M Kerr treasurer. Covers for 44, tables trimmed in St Patrick motifs, red carnations centerpiece. Servers named, and cards provided after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Clarence Roach
Fred McKay
F. B. Guilum
R. P. Jennings
M. M. Kerr
St. Patrick
Jennie Moore
Dorothy Woodworth
Christine Dailey
Ruth Jones
Nelsonville Couple Wedded in Athens
Mr. Thomas B. Pritchard and Miss Genevieve Cavanaugh of Nelsonville were married in Athens at 10 a.m. The ceremony occurred at the First M. E. parsonage with Dr. Daniel McGurk officiating. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Joyce of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas BB. Pritchard
Genevieve Cavanaugh
Nelsonville
Athens
Daniel McGurk
C. E. Joyce
Miss Mabel Graham Weds Fred Van Bibber in Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Mabel Graham married Fred Van Bibber on a Wednesday afternoon at four o clock. Dr Daniel McGurk officiated the ceremony at the local church with attendees noted in society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Graham
Fred van Bibber
Daniel McGurk
First M. E. parsonage residents wed in Buchtel
Mr. Van Bibber and his bride are residents of Buchtel and part of the First M. E. parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Mr. van Bibber
Buchtel
Pretty St Patrick’s Day bridge party hosted by Mrs Ginnan
A green themed bridge party for five tables was hosted by Mrs James Ginnan of 69 North Congress Street. A two course supper followed at 10 30 p m with Miss Marie Ginnan and Miss Margaret Devlin serving. Mrs Everett Parker won the high score trophy while many guests attended including Mrs T S Morgan Mrs S M Johnson and others. Mrs Wilson Carr traveled to Columbus to visit relatives and Ginnan along with Miss Marie Yinnan and Mrs Carl Stickney planned a weekend trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ginnan
North
Congress Street
Marie Ginnan
Margaret Devlin
Everett Parker
T. S. Morgan
S. M. Johnson
Carr Stickney
EF. Woodworth
Hart W. Murphy
W. H. Morse
Mrs Harry Raymond Pierce Heads Home From Athens Visit
Mrs Harry Raymond Pierce and her son Raymond left for Boston after several days visiting friends in Athens.
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Harry Raymond Pierce
Raymond
Boston
Mass
Athens
James L Edmundson Attends Cutters Style Show in Columbus
Mr. James L. Edmundson returned Wednesday from Columbus where he attended the Cutters Style show at Hotel Deshler. He stopped in Chillicothe to visit Mr. and Mrs. David Slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Edmundson
Columbus
Hotel Deshler
Chillicothe
David Slaughter
Mr. Ronald Meighen Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Ronald Meighen, who underwent surgery in a Columbus hospital, has returned home with his mother Mrs. C. A. Meighen. He is recovering nicely after a two week absence and is under his mother’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Meighen
Columbus
Women Missionary Society Meeting At First M E Church
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the church parlors. Mrs L G Bean will be the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
L. G. Bean
Taniac Restores Man’s Health and Work Pace
William H. of Washington DC testifies Taniac cured stomach trouble and aeromedical weakness after years of misery. He reports improved digestion, less bloating, better sleep, restored strength, and ability to work daily at the civil service building. He says he would not be without it even at ten dollars a bottle. He is sixty nine and back to normal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slliam H. Hamilton
Federal Civil Service Bureau
Washington
Taniac
Wm. H
Hamilton
Washington, D. C
The
Civil Service Builder
First Crude Oil Shipment From Carter Oil Co Lands
The first crude oil shipment from Carter Oil Co on Judge Wood farm arrived last week. Three tanks are loaded and Harry Hooper, manager of the company's lease, predicts the prospect looks bright for more drilling with favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Co
Judge Wood
Harry Hooper
Textile World
Woolshoddy
Tell
Springtime reflections and local notes from a rural column
The column riffs on a salt made from old rags and a proposed monument for Emma Geldman and "Bib" Bil Haywood. It notes Grant Kolin's return from Morgan county after buying sheep and recovering from flu, mocks monkey gland fads, parables of a farmer finding his own farm, and a local death and flu outbreak. It ends with spring farming plans as farmers prepare for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Geldman
Bib” Bil Haywood
Russia
Romnes
Grant Kolin
Morgan County
Freckle Removal Ad Promises Quick Results
March winds bring freckles that may last all summer. Othine double strength promises removal with a druggist guarantee. An ounce may show improvement and some freckles may vanish entirely.
Man of 60 Regains Vigor He Had at 35
New Orleans resident Ty W. Wood 66 reports a scientific discovery the Korex compound restores youthful vigor. He promises rapid results, claims it works within 24 to 36 hours, and offers a money back guarantee via Melton Laboratories in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ty. W. Wood
Melton Laboratories
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Laboring Man Endures Hard Times In Rustic Society Cartoons
The piece praises a steady laborer who endures hardship with frugal dignity. He tightens his belt and works hard to feed and clothe the world, ignoring city mockery. The portrait evokes Ruben from Trickville with worn clothes, a muddy Lizzie, and simple pleasures like three meals and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Ruben
Trickville
German impostor lures 15 girls with cafe meet plans
A man who called himself Herr Mater lured fifteen girls to meet him at a cafe in Germany he sent them to different spots. All arrived individually but Mater failed to appear and the women returned home alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abervlin
Mater
Germany
Cornwell's Creed Glasses Service Guarantee
The text outlines a service for those who wear glasses, offering lens replacement for broken lenses or injured frames, professional frame repair, and free readjustments no matter where the glasses were purchased. It promises satisfaction and readiness to perform optical services.
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Society Ama Local News
John Owens
Walter Wolfe
E. E. Bell
Don Martin
Elizabeth McGrath
Jennie O'Dell
James Whitcomb Riley
Wiley Sprague
Charles Cameron
Whis
Pering Hope
S. M. Haffey
C. M. Bond
Parker Bros
Mutual Home & Savings Assi
D. A. Serry
Yr. N. Hoover
C. P. Kircher
J. T. Merwin
J. J. Schmidt
Field Scottis
Sec
M. PD. Hughes
Athens Nat'l Bank Pldg
Young vaels-Stern
Pat Ae Arr
P.S
Brady, New York
Bridge Party
Wilson Carr
Mrs
Robbe Kirkendall
Marie Yinnan
Carl Stickney
Alexander
Beasley’s
William Wyman
Athens, C
Walkers Book
Maxwell Brothers
Cornwell
Alpe
B. M. Covert
Nyy
Stenson Furniture Co
N. Court ST
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