St Patrick Luncheons and Society Weddings Highlight March
Society notes show Patrick's Day luncheons at Henry home 6 South College with Mrs Hiram Dow Henry and Mrs Russell Finsterwald hosting. Details include 4 covers daily, a 20-cover bridge dinner for Mrs Dean H Galbreath of Columbus, and St Patrick's decor with shamrocks. Also birth announced Olive Dean to Guy Howell andOlive Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean H. Galbreath
Alice Henry
Columbus
Hiram Dow Henry
Henry
Ireland
John Winsterwald
Ek. J. Jones
and E. (.Oldsberry
Louis T
Harry Beckley
Oscar Fulton
James A. Pamer
A. B. Wells
Robert Wood
C. S&s McDougall
Alonzo Palmer
A. C. Rossi
Pi Beta Phi
Russell Finsterwald
Doris Henry
Guy Howell
Barberton
Olive Dean
Sanford Howell
Morris Avenue
Higley Study Circle to Meet With Guest Speaker
The Higley Study circle will gather with Mrs. John Winsterwald at 121 East State Street on Wednesday afternoon. Members arrive by 1 39 for a business session, then at 2 30 the program opens with Sayre Study circle as guests and Mrs. William H. Schwartz of Portsmouth as speaker and district vice president of the Women’s Federated Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Circle
Mrs Galigher celebrates first wedding anniversary in Zanesville
Mrs. Richard H. Galigher returned from Zanesville where she and Mr. Galigher visited his father J. H. Galigher and sister Miss Eleanor Galigher to mark their first wedding anniversary. Mrs. Galigher was honored with several social arrangements. Eleanor Galigher hosted bridge as did Mrs. Fair Swinglie. Kathryn Shryock acted as luncheon hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Galigher
Zanesville
Mr. Galigher
J. H. Galigher
Eleanor Galigher
Galigher
Bridge
Mrs. Fair Swinglie
Kathryn Shryock
High School Parent-Teacher Group Opens New Auditorium
The High School Parent-Teacher Association met in the new auditorium with 806 seats full. The event included initiation into the High School National Honorary Society for juniors and seniors and a program with the orchestra and a business session. Gifts for the March 27 dedicatory services were approved from Athens and the West Side Community club and the High School association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honorary Society
Charline Martin
Muriel Foster
Frances Martin
Hallene Woods
Alberta Junod
Donald Lash
William Burroughs
John Algeo
Frances Clutts
Ruth Jones
Anna May Fenzel
Clinton Horn
Vernan Danford
Frances van Dyke
Clarice Totman
Harold C. Mardis
Athens
West Side
John Patterson
F. E. Harshman
Snyder to Join United Press bureaus in Washington
Mr. Julian M. Snyder former Messenger staffer and ex United Press Cleveland bureau manager visits Athens en route to Washington where he will join the U P bureau staff. His wife Marian Bush Snyder editor at the Cleveland Press will join him in Washington in weeks. Snyder spends time with Marian’s parents Mr and Mrs FF Bush of The Beeches. The U D club will meet with Mrs G Jordan at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian M. Snyder
Messenger
Ohio University
United Press
Cleveland
Athens
Washington
D. C
United Press Bureau
Marian Bush Snyder
Cleveland Press
Snyder
FF. W. Bush
The
Beeches
Maud
Nancy Coakley
Basil
C. A. Pride
Redwinkel Dental Society
Chillicothe
Greenfield
Robbers Foiled by Family in Glouster Store Break In
An attempt to burglarize the I. L. Falls store at Bishopville was thwarted when the Falls family heard the noise and switched on the lights. The thieves fled, leaving sacks of loot behind, after shots were fired in their direction. Entry was made via a broken wareroom window near the railroad track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
I. L. Falls
Bishopville
Falls
Local Delegates Named to Attend Mine Workers Convention
Delegates from this district named to attend the annual convention of mine workers convening Wednesday include Worthy Parker and Joseph Richards Sr representing mine 206. John Rothery mine 266. Hoyt Stephenson mine 255. Vern Mills mine 281. Clarence Bernard Monsarrat mine. John Campbell Hisylvania mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riet
Worthy Parker
Joseph Richards
John Rothery
Hoyt Stephenson
Vern Mills
Clarence Bernard
Monsarrat
John Campbell
Hisylvania
Stork Brings Boy to Newark Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Andrews of Newark are parents of a son born March 8. Mr. Andrews formerly resided locally but has lived in Newark the past few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Glouster
Ralph Andrews
Newark
Andrews
Glouster Personal Notes Cover Visits and Farewells
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hewitson and son John return to Williamstown after visiting Mrs. William Banfield and the Reese family. Rosa Wells of Thurston visits friends nearby. Rosa Mae Steffy of Rushville stays with Bishopville friends. George Wilkes and daughter Catherine visit Union family. Mrs. A. Fox returns to Oakfield after staying with the Mounts. Out-of-town mourners at Wilbur Ware’s Hollister funeral include John Lehew family, Ada Strouder, Jane Coakley, Moggis Coakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. C. Hewitson
John
Williamstown
William Banfield
EK. M. Reese
Hewitson
Rosa Wells
Thurston
Rosa Mae Steffy
Rushville
Bishopville
George Wilkes
Catherine
Union
Co. E. Palmer
A. Fox
Oakfield
William Mount
Oak Iale
Wilbur Warehim
Hollister
John Lehew
Jeff
Crooksville
Ada Strouder
Jane Coakley
Columbus
Moggis Coakley
Frost Boy to Get Degree at State
Herman McGee Linton of Frost will receive a Bachelor of Science and Agriculture from Ohio State University at the spring convocation on March 20. He special ized in farm crops and will return to the farm after commencement. Degrees will be conferred on 131 candidates by President W C Thompson. The College of Agriculture graduates 28, Arts 24. Dr Roy G Hoskins will deliver the commencement address in University Hall chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Hoskins
College of Medicine
University Hall
Lorain Relief Bill Lip for Conference
In Columbus on March 17 Senator Comings of Lorain says a decision will be taken tomorrow whether to ask the Senate to concur in the House amendment cutting the Lorain relief appropriation to 95,000 or to appoint a conference committee to seek a larger sum. The bill originally carried 190,000 in the Senate. Comings promised to follow Lorain voters wishes. A conference will be held Wednesday with Lorain city solicitor Wesley Grills. The bill was sent back to the Senate and will be acted on in regular order Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
Lorain
Comings
Wesley
Grills
Four held in Jones detective agency raid probe
Four others, including William E. Jones and Frank J. Stevens, were detained by police in connection with a raid on the John E. L. Jones detective agency. Papers seized relate to a missing letter about courses in bacteriology Shepherd wrote to the National University of Science. Doctor Farman claimed he sold them back to Shepherd for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgesev Brapde DP
John EL. Jones
Jones Detective Agency
Shepherd
National University of Science
Farman
William E. Jones
Frank J. Stevens
Herman Beacon
Lesley Oakley
T. L. McArthur
Northern Trust Company
Billy
Harry Olsen
Alexander F. Reichmann
Northern Trust Co
Eco-Guardian
Isabelle Vepe
MeChintock
W. H. Grandson
McClintock
Texas
George Posberg
Sheaard
John P. Marchand
Capitol Limited to Start Run Late April
Hamden reports the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will inaugurate the Capitol Limited on April 26. The daily service between St. Louis and Washington features luxury cars and no day coaches, with a water-stop at Athens and Midland City and a passenger stop at Chillicothe. Eastbound arrives around midnight and westbound around 5 am. numbers shift to 21 and 22 post launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Capitol Limited
St. Louis
Washington
D.C
Capital Limited
Chicago
Chillicothe
Athens
Midland City
Cincinnati
Hartland Railroad Seeks Authority to Acquire West Virginia Line
The Hartland railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire and operate several miles of track from Hartland to Bickmore West Virginia. It plans to pay 10000 in cash and give a note for 78139 to the current owner in full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hartland Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hartland
Bickmore
W. Va
Mrs. Mary Lambert credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
In Toledo Ohio Mrs. Lambert explains pain backache and nervous weakness improved after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She claims seven bottles restored health and urges middle aged women to try it. She provides address and offers 10 cent trial and free medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Dr.Pierce
Mary Lambert
Tenth St
Confesses Germ Plot Involving Leopold and Loeb Case
Dr Farman testifies about a proposed germ inoculation scheme tied to a million dollar payoff. He accuses Shepherd of seeking help to obtain germ cultures after visits to Farman laboratories. The district attorney’s office pursues witnesses, including Robert White and Catherine Finley, to corroborate the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Doctor Farman
Robert White
Farman Laboratories
White
Fatman
Catherine Finley
Farman
A Message To Particular Women of Athens
A pamphlet urges women to buy Kojene a six ounce bottle priced at 60 cents from McKee Drug Co to learn truths about feminine hygiene. It claims Kojene is nonpoisonous safe to drink and four times stronger as an antiseptic than Carbolic Acid or mercury compounds and offers a money back guarantee if not considered the most wonderful antiseptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Dynamite Explosion Injures Fifty in North Africa
A truck loaded with seven tons of dynamite exploded in Tunnis North Africa injuring about fifty people. No fatalities reported. The blast damaged a section of the town and caused extensive debris and fires. Dispatch from Paris cites Liberte as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tunnis
North Africa
Liberte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Ricketts
Fauna Linscott
C. B. Ricketts
Sugar Grove
William Runyon
Mrs
Bobo
the Plains
Glouster News
Abandon Falls
Frost Boy
Herman M. Linton
Gouve
Rwiiiaai
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Faiman
Criminal Court
District Attorney’s Office
Vmaiman
Vicks
Hara
Moore
South Court St
Lawhead
the Messenger Printery
Athens Jewelers
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House Cline Bldg
Ohio
Rey’s
Lash
BIG Daylight
Bischof and
Redfern
Dorothy Gay
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