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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

5

Beasley Family to Visit Cincinnati for Birthday Event

Carl Beasley and his son Jack plan a Friday trip to Cincinnati to visit Mrs. Beasley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Stevens and attend a birthday celebration. They expect to return the following week. Athens Knights Templar members present at Logan Commandery inspection were Eminent Commander J. D. Cooper Ee E. Woodworth Ira Nichols Richard Fought Harvey Householder J. L. Duncan and Fred Lee Tom.

Carl Beasley Jack Cincinnati Mrs. i. E. Stevens Mrs. Beasley Athens

Jacobses announce birth of son David Fred

Dr and Mrs I H Jacobs of 121% West State Street announce the birth of a son named David Fred on Wednesday March 11 at Shettering Arms hospital.

I.’. H. Jacobs West State Street David Fred Shettering Arms Hospital

Child's Conservation League elects officers at St Patrick meeting

The Child's Conservation League met at Mrs. Pearl Drake's home on Montrose Avenue for a 6 PM dinner and an election of officers. Members and guests brought favorite dishes, with Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. James Jones assisting in serving. Officers elected: J. W. Kelley president, H. T. Phillips vice president, R. P. Imes secretary, I. E. Harshman treasurer, W. H. Radford corresponding secretary. R. P. Imes also presented a magazine article titled What My Mother Meant To Me.

Child's Conservation League Gene Stratton Porter Pearl Drake Montrose Avenue James Lewis James Jones J. W. Kelley H. T. Phillips R. PP. Imes I. E. Harshman W. H. Radford R. P. Imes

Gali ghers Visit Galigher Family in Zanesville

Mr and Mrs Richard H Galigher traveled to Zanesville to visit Mr J H Galigher and his daughter Miss Eleanor Galigher The elder Galigher has returned home while Mrs Galigher will stay longer with relatives

Richard H. Galigher Zanesville J. H. Galigher Eleanor Galigher Mr. Galigher

Birthday celebration for Misa Anna Cook

Misa Anna Cook entertained 34 friends Wednesday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Cook on Canaanville Road for her 17th birthday. A merry social time followed with refreshments. The guest of honor received many remembrances.

Misa Anna Cook Robert Cook Canaanville Road

Pythian Sisters Set Friday 7 PM Meeting

The Pythian Sisters will meet at 7 o'clock Friday evening. There will be initiation and following the lodge work refreshments will be served.

Thurston Woman Visited by Local Couple at Lancaster Street

Mrs. William Wells of Thurston is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ired Wittle at 173 North Lancaster Street, sharing hospitality.

William Wells Thurston Ired Wittle North Lancaster Street

First Methodist Episcopal Woman's Foreign Missionary Meeting

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at 4 30 Friday afternoon for the regular March program. At 6 o'clock a picnic supper will be served and then a Founder's Day program will be given with speakers including Mrs C T Moore Mrs H J Holcomb Mrs Ralph Windsor and representatives from the various young people's organizations.

Foreign Mission Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Episcopal Church C. T. Moore H. J. Holcomb Ralph Windsor

Professor Hoover to Address Kiwanis Convention in Youngstown

Prof. T. N. Hoover departed Wednesday evening for Youngstown to speak to the Kiwanians of the northeastern district. The district includes 26 of Ohio's larger cities and will hold its convention in the city.

T. N. Hoover Youngstown Ohio

McCracken to Address Fremont Teachers Friday

Dean T. C. McCracken has traveled to Fremont to speak to area teachers on Friday, outlining educational themes and policy priorities.

Dean T. C. McCracken Fremont

Millikan Family Attends Delaware Funeral

Mr. C. C. Millikan Mrs. A. R. Kresge and Eugenia returned from Delaware after attending the funeral of Janet Beck mother-in-law of Millikan and grandmother of Kresge. Mrs. Millikan will rejoin family soon. Mrs. T. N. Hoover also returned from Delaware after the service.

C. C. Millikan A. R. Kresge Eugenia Delaware Janet Beck Mr. Millikan Kresge

Mrs Musser Called to Rutland to Visit Ill Mother

Mrs James Musser was summoned today to Rutland to be beside her mother Mrs L P Stires who is very ill at the hospital or home.

James Musser Rutland L. P. Stires

Card party at the country club hosts

A card party at the country club will start at 7 30 tonight. Hosts include Mr and Mrs F M Hutchinson Mr and Mrs F L Preston and Mr and Mrs John H Preston.

Mrs Cameron to Speak at Lillie Church Meeting

Mrs Carlos Cameron of 59 West Carpenter Street will be hosted to the Lillie class of the Christian church at its regular meeting at 7 o'clock Friday evening.

Carlos Cameron West Carpenter Street The Christian Church

Hart Visitation in Athens Entertained by Prof and Mrs T N

During a stay in Athens Professor Albert Bushnell Hart was entertained by Professor and Mrs T N. The event reflects scholarly hospitality extended during his visit.

Prof Albert Bushnell Hart Athens T. N

Harvard Professor Hart Speaks to Ohio University Students

Professor Hart on Harvard faculty addressed the student body at Ohio University Wednesday afternoon. The event featured discussion led by Hart before attendees from the campus community.

Cheshire Man Named Dairy Marketing Chairman in Ohio Farm Bureau

H. E. Shaver of Cheshire, director of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will chair the dairy marketing committee for the coming year. President L. E. Palmer announced the appointment at the federation's executive committee meeting in Columbus on March 10. Shaver will coordinate plans to improve dairy marketing statewide as head of the committee within the state advisory group.

H. E. Shaver Cheshire Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Gallia Meigs Athens Vinton County L. E. Palmer Columbus Shaver Ohio

Britain plans cuts to army size and spending

London March 12 Great Britain plans to pare its standing army and army appropriations slightly from 1924 25 figures according to army estimates for 1925 26. Expenditures are set at 44 5 million pounds with 160 600 men versus 48 million pounds and 161 600 men this year.

London Great Britain

Famous actress ill in West

Kansas City March 13 Miss Ethel Barrymore remains seriously ill with arthritis in Kansas City and a decision on moving her to New York City will be made after a physician consultation. Doctors say her condition is not critical.

Kansas City Ethel Barrymore New York City L. S. Milne Barymore

Prosecutor Targets Ill Gotten Fines by Cleveland Justices

March 12. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton launches a campaign to recover between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars allegedly wrongfully collected by Cleveland justices of the peace as fines and fees. The extortions, revealed by state examinations, include charges up to 15 dollars for transporting a pint of illicit liquor two blocks.

Cleveland Edward C. Stanton Justices of the Peace

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