Spring Arrives in Washington With Early Warmth
Spring arrives in midseason form as Washington experiences a warmer day with temperatures around nine. Weather forecasters note mild conditions and a tease of upcoming seasonal patterns.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
5
Spring arrives in midseason form as Washington experiences a warmer day with temperatures around nine. Weather forecasters note mild conditions and a tease of upcoming seasonal patterns.
Funeral of Mrs. E B Blair noted as guests of Miss Hazel. Daughters of America No 138 to meet Tuesday at 1. Childs Conservation League to meet at 7 30 with Mrs James at 78 East State. Athens Needle Club hosts Mrs H T Lee at 6 30 at 110 Morris Ave. Various residents travel for funerals and family visits. RS Reynolds works in Middleport. Grace McKee and Nelle Donally visit home after weekend with their families.
Miss Neile Finsterwald a Nelsonville High School teacher spent the weekend with home folks. Misses Eleanor and Alice Phillips return from Walnut Lane School Germantown Pa. Schol was dismissed early for Easter vacation due to diphtheria and scarlet fever spread in Germantown.
Friends of Miss Pauline Kloh of Trimble and Mr Story H Henderson, son of Pratt Fork, announce their secret marriage last Saturday. Miss Kloh, a nurse and usher at Athens State Hospital, and Henderson, also employed at the local hospital, wed at the Methodist parsonage in Athens with Rev C L Strecker officiating.
The Queen Esther Circle invites girls over 13 to meet at 67 East Mulberry Street with Miss Munn giving a talk on nursing supervision. Attendees should bring a thimble and needle to sew for the orphanage. refreshments will be served.
The Girls Glee Club of Ohio University, directed by Mrs. Cara D. Thompson, will perform at Deshler next Saturday at 6 30 P M in the lobby. A second Easter Sunday 4 P M ballroom program follows, with an informal lobby appearance at 6 30 P M. The 24 member group includes a violin soloist and three pairs of twins, with selections from light operas and a toe dancer featured.
A fragmented description lists herbs used for stomach disorders and general weakness. The text mentions combining parts of herbs, including ginseng like ingredients, and references a pharmacy context. The readability is limited but hints at traditional medicine practices.
The Troop II Girl Scouts marked their third anniversary Saturday in the Methodist church scout rooms. A pageant, directed by Ruth Henry, showcased patrol activities from three to five pm. A post ceremony feast featured a large birthday cake donated by Captain Grace Webb. Virginia Kircher, a former troop member, died Saturday afternoon.
Prof Fordyce Stewart’s Sunday School class of the Presbyterian church held a Friday social at Prof A J Wible’s home. Attendees included Prof and Mrs Wible and Mr and Mrs J Maurice Hyde with about 30 present. Contests, games, and a served collation were enjoyed as a business session sent best wishes to Dr A Y Wilcox recuperating in Ashville North Carolina.
Ohio movie exhibitors press to legalize Sunday shows via Taylor bill allowing municipalities to decide by referendum. Church groups oppose, citing Sabbath observance. Cleveland judge argues Sunday screenings exist in 40 counties with about 1 million weekly attendees.
Susan B. Anthony era piece profiles a Mohawk princess, a dancer and Broadway star, as a symbolic Indian leader in the fight for voting rights. The article envisions an emergent Indian female political influence shaping the next election and economic power among tribes.
The inter-fraternity semi finals at Ohio University are tonight in the Ohio gym. Sigma Pi faces Phi Kappa Tau and Beta Theta Pi plays Lambda Chi Alpha after captain drawn pairings Sunday. Beta Theta Pi undefeated this season.
Mercury climbed to 78 degrees around 4 PM in Milwaukee Wisconsin on Sunday and cooled rapidly overnight as a lake wind moved in. By 4 AM the temperature had fallen, ending the warm spell and sending residents indoors.
In Cleveland two men dressed as police officers robbed James Williams early today and threatened to shoot if he did not comply. Police are investigating the incident and seeking clues about the disguise and getaway.
Athens women can dye coats skirts and fabrics with Diamond Dyes. Easy directions in each package guarantee perfect results. Druggist offers a Color Card showing materials dyed in a range of rich colors. Avoid poor dyes that shorten fabric life.
G B Flynn of Athens was on the scene this week. Mildred Chillicothe apes at home Saturday. Sara Hanks of Little Rock visits Cur Mars and Mrs Fitch. Mrs Wesley Frost visited relatives in Athens last week. A H Huggins spent Friday at Torch. Oscar Gunder of Coolville aided C C Mars house last week. Abner Deeter and family visited Henry Deeter Coolville. H A Huggins in Portsmouth. Mrs R R Houston of Harmony Hill visited Phoebe Carlton. Charley McLain remains sick. Mildred Fitch of Ohio University weekend visit. Mrs Phoebe Carlton able to be out again.
The article estimates daily costs of mobilizing the Ohio National Guard during recent racial unrest. It notes 425 men and 80 officers on duty with about 3.00 dollars per enlisted man per day and 300 dollars per officer per day, plus 4236 dollars daily for rations. It asks whether state or county will bear the total expense.
The record shows 27 officers and teachers, seven visitors, and 803 scholars attending, totaling 887. Women numbered 287, men 266, department 204, primary 80, with revival classes Class 6 at 256 and Class 16 at 217, plus Miss South’s 30 and Miss Dorothy Dent’s 21. The total collection was 33.88 dollars, with Class 6 contributing 17, Class 16 90.53, and Mrs. Noss contributing 1.
Residents faced a sharp chill as spring officially began in Kansas City on March 31. The day featured unusually cold conditions and brisk winds, tempering expectations for the new season.
Mothers facing feverishness stomach trouble and irregular bowels in children would value Gray's Sweet Powders. Easy pleasant to take and effective these powders have earned repeat recommendations from mothers and are sold by druggists nationwide.
In Cincinnati a chaotic fight erupts in a cafe as patrons dive for cover behind tables while objects fly and blows land. Police report several suspects involved as bystanders flee the scene.
Easter crowds in Cincinnati gathered a week early enjoying sunny skies and 76 degree temperatures as fashions on display drew people to promenading and street scenes.
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