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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

6

Albany Californians hold an Albany reunion

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vorhes of Los Angeles entertained residents who formerly lived in Albany. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holmes Mrs. Amanda Wells and many others. The event stirred fond reminiscences of the old hometown and marked a social gathering during winter residence in the city.

Calafornians Albany Frank Vorhes Los Angeles California Jim Holmes Amanda Wells Pearl Molter Will Moler Aura Vorhes Alice Jones Floyd Jones Ly Means Ibany Albert Orhes Will John Vorhes

Near Accident in Wisconsin Trip Ends With Bent Steering Rod

J L Atkinson and Harmon flee a near disaster in Logan Wisconsin as a steering rod buckles after a minor collision and later a truck encounter tilts their car toward a bridge. The car lands in a stream bed but occupants escape serious harm. Atkinson senior’s condition remains unchanged. His eighty year old mother, a descendant of Dr Joseph Jack son and Gen Andrew Jackson, has completed a patch quilt she presented to Mrs Atkinson.

J. L. Atkinson Harmon Logan Atkinson Mr. Atkinson Joseph Jackse Andrew Jackson The United States Mra Atkinos

Walter Chase to Open Ice Cream Parlor and Grocery Store

Walter Chase rents the former cream station in the Reeder building and will open a restaurant ice cream parlor and carry a few groceries. The room is being painted and prepared with shelves for this purpose.

Walter Chase Reeder

Local Notes Track Residents and Visits Across Ohio

Mrs. Jane McClannahan returns home from Crooksville and Mc Connellsville where she spent winter with her daughter. Rotroffs motor to Cincinnati to see his father and will return Wednesday. Mrs. Amanda Wells left California March 16 and is in Columbus now awaiting April return to Albany. Walter Stewart moved his family from Jerseyville to North Wilkes Street. Miss Faye Cline attended a party in Athens. Earl Berr and family visited Pomeroy with Mrs Barr and Mrs Hilditch, returning to Charleston, WV after two weeks. Frank Barnes became clerk at Rotroff grocery. he is an experienced meat cutter. The sick include Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tewksbury, Mrs. Rebecca Stanley, and Miss Alice Stanley. Mrs. Lydia Wilcox of Columbus improving. Elza Gillogly of Baltimore visited his father Lon Gillogly. Nathan Carpenter of Mt. Blanco visited Athens for business. Rev. Stanley Roush attended a Cincinnati triad debate that Ohio University won. Miss Julia Stanley from Albany is in the college glee club that won the cup in choral contests. Lewis Lowry from Ohio Esxute University spent spring vacation with his parents. Mrs. A. J. Van Dyke hosted her sister Mrs. Frank Stewart from New Marshfield, then Mrs. Stewart visited Mrs. Holly Goodwin before returning home.

Jane McClannahan Crooksville McConnelsville Rotroff Cincinnati Amanda Wells California Columbus Albany Walter Stewart Jerseyville North Wilkes Faye Cline Alpha Gamma Nestas Harry Act Wester Athens Earl Berr Pomeroy Mr. Wills Barr Hilditch Owen Charleston W. Va Frank Barnes Jeff Tewksbury Rebecca Stanley Alice Stanley Lydia Wilcox Elza Gillogly Baltimore Lon Gillogly Nathan Carpenter Mt. Blanco Stanley Roush M. E. Church Ohio University Julia Stanley Lewis Ohio Esxute University A. J. van Dyke Frank Stewart New Marshfield Holly Goodwin Stewart

Phillips Sells Farm Near Union School House

Alien of Athens has purchased the farm of Francis Phillips near Union School house and will take possession soon. Mr. Phillips expects to buy another farm.

Phillips Alien of Athens Francis Phillips Union School House

Administrator Sale Spearheaded by Mrs Selvey’s Heir

On Friday March 27 Mr Welch of Ray acts as administrator to sell the late Mrs Clara Selveys household goods. The sale occurs at the house Saturday morning at 10 o clock. Welch is a nephew by marriage and was appointed administrator.

Welch Ray Clara Selvey

Local visitors and callers from neighboring towns noted

Hamden guests Mr. and Mrs. Emery Pittenger and Francis Bierhop of Wellston visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camick Sunday. Anna Hawk and Mrs. Ruth Hawk of New Plymouth called on friends Monday. Mrs. Alice Paine has returned.

Emery Pittenger Francis Bierhop Wellston Frank Camick Anna Hawk Ruth Hawk New Plymouth Alice Paine

Death of Mrs. Mary Jackson Deshler at 81

Mrs. Mary Jackson Deshler, 81, died March 19 in Chase County Kansas. A Hamden resident over forty years ago she once lived in the old Jackson house where Stanton's store now stands.

Mary Deshler Ward Mary Jackson Deshler Chase County Kan

Local births and community notices in Ohio region

announcements include births to Glenn Jackson Archie Ferrie and Murray families, a fire department response to E W Martindill residence, pension board exam for Frank P McCarty, illness of Mrs James Hatfield, travel of Howard Morhead and Feaster family, and the death of Charles B Phillips in Wellaton after a trip from Augusta Georgia.

Thomas Glenn Jackson Archie Ferrie Byers Ernest Murray Ray Ohio E. W. Martindill Main Street Vinton County Pension Board E. 8. Ray Frank P. McCarty McArthur James Hatfield New Addition Howard Morhead Columbus Howard Feaster Gallipolis Charles B. Phillips Wellaton Augusta Florida

Revival Meeting At M E Church Continues In New Marshfield

The revival gathering at the M E Church in New Marshfield remains underway as attendees join nightly services and prayers. No further details provided.

Path Across the Hill Play Set by Parents Teachers

The Parent-Teachers will present a play titled The Path across the Hill next Saturday evening at the K of P Hall. The event is announced as a community entertainment with proceeds to support school activities.

K. of P. Hail

Knowltons Return Home After Bellefontaine Visit

Mr and Mrs Everett Knowlton have returned to their home at Bellefontaine after a visit with Mr and Mrs Will Carter.

Mrs. Everett Knowlton Bellefontaine Mrs Will Carter

Reading room formed by library shipment at Marshfield Bank

Through Mrs. Dinsmore the community received three hundred volumes from the State Traveling Library placed in a bank room at Marshfield State Bank for public use as a reading room. Mrs. Virgil Baughman and children of Chauncey were guests of Mr and Mrs G N Bid ders.

Dinsmore State Traveling Library Marshfield State Bank Virgil Baughman Chauncey G. N. Bidders

Athens county Pomona Grange holds largest attendance in years

The Athens county Pomona Grange met at Stewart last Saturday drawing attendees from many county granges. About twenty five members joined a new class, a fine Stewart dinner followed, and around fifteen locals attended from this area enjoying the event. Nearby activities included Masonic inspections in Nelsonville Athens and Logan and visitors to Columbus for meetings.

Athens County Pomona Grange Stewart Athens Joseph Barron Fred Hoodler Nelsonville W. M. Dixon Arthur van Dyke Albany Alva Judy Columbus W. L. Bridge Alba Judy James Boden W. D. Porterfield F. G. Hoodler Logan

Local Social Roundup Delights Weekend Guests and Visits

Shade Miss Mary Hawk was Sunday guest of the Misses Blanch and Grace Harris. The Misses Edna Riggs Marie Grim and Dorothy Orr spent Saturday night with Mabel and Grace Sargent. Misses Rhoda Jeffera and Grace Hawk visited Miss Agatha Bridwell. Marie Morrison visited Dorothy Orr on Sunday. Miles Helen Kenney stayed with Wilma and Liszie Cowan. St Patrick’s party at the Cathers School drew locals Saturday. Fern Sargent visited Sunday with Marie Grim. Visitors called on Mr. and Mrs. M O Burson Bun day: Misses Grace Mabel and Serna Sargent Edna Riggs Glenna Flanders Marie Grim and Messrs Frank O’Brien George O’Brien and Claire Burson. Ernest Wingett student from Athens spent weekend at home. Forbes Burdette of Columbus visited relatives here. Golda Ashworth spent Sunday with Aunt Mrs Kate Turbes.

Mary Hawk Blanch Grace Harris Edna Riggs Marie Grim Dorothy Orr Mabel Grace Sargent Rhoda Jeffera Grace Hawk Agatha Bridwell Marie Morrison Miles Helen Kenney Wilma Liszie Cowan St. Patrick’s M. O. Burson Misees Grace Sern Sargent Glenna Flanders Frank O’brien George O'Brien Claire Burson Ernest Wingett Athens Forbes Burdette Columbus Golda Ashworth Kate Tur Bes

Local visits feature Amesville and Sugar Creek guests

Broadwell Ernest Young and George Taylor of Amesville visited friends here on Saturday. Archie Sprouse of Sugar Creek spent Sunday with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. I E Rathburn of Athens spent the week with Mrs. J R Rathburn.

Ernest Young George Taylor Amesville Archie Sprouse Sugar Creek I. E. Rathburn Athens J. R. Rathburn

House Burns at Sand Rock During Yard Cleanup

A fire started while cleaning the Sand Rock graveyard spread across the road and burned the vacant farm house and an out building owned by Orley Roberts. No insurance was carried.

Sand Rock Orley Roberts

Local Visitor Routes and Household Moves Highlight Weekend

Mrs. Mattie Haybrow of Zanesville was here Sunday due to her mother Mrs. J. R. Rathburn's illness. James Banfield and family, long at Buchtel, returned last week and moved their household goods.

Mattie Haybrow Zanesville J. R. Rathburn James Banfield Buchtel

Pratt's Fork Socials Span Athens Visitors and Local Guests

Pratt's Fork notes list neighbors visiting relatives and hosting events. A C Howett and son Delbert of Athens joined Jessie Gilkey family for Sunday. many locals including Meeks Williams Orr Burson Sapp and Garrett hosted or visited others over Friday to Sunday.

Rev Black Holds Appointment at U B Church Sunday

The Rev. Black filled his appointment at the U B church Sunday morning. Several families and individuals visited relatives and traveled between Athens Carthage Frost Prest and Lawrence Chapel places. Residents moved and hosted guests including Barnhart Ackley Boggs Morris and Davis families during the weekend.

Black U. B Ralph Allen Eleanor Gaston Carthage Aylmer Ackley Athens Lod Barnhart Frost Herbert Bowers W. O. Stout Barnhart Emory Chapman Leroy Boggs Catherine Carson Boggs Ben Barnhart Prest Leslie Morris O. L. Davis A.L. McBee Autry Ackler Fred Warner Hazel Daniel Ackley Boyce Lawrence Chapel

Hockingport Sermon Plans and Local Notes

Hockingport residents prepare for Sunday preaching led by Rev. Harry Dye of Coolville who was summoned to Athens by the District superintendent. Ida Cook returns home from Parkersburg after staying with her sister Mrs. Neal White. James McIven, a traveling salesman, spent the weekend with Julian Adams. Adams travels to Clarkeburg for employment, with Bertha Randolph set to assist in the store. Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs. Bloomer of Herrett Ferry join Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keever of Parkersburg in local notes.

Harry Dye Coolville Athens Parkersburg Neal White Ida Cook James Mclven Julian Adams Clarkeburg Bertha Randolph Adams Frank Moore Bloomer Herrt. Ferry And Joe Keever Parkers

Remedy Hinted To Stop Skin Troubles

Fragmentary ad style line touts a remedy that supposedly ends skin distress and rash, claiming it clears and nourishes the skin with claimed restorative effects. The text is garbled and reads like an old patent medicine pitch.

Marriage Unites Burr Oak Pair In Old Fashioned Elopement

Burr Oak couple Maude Dauson and Jessie Wagstaff wed in a church ceremony last Thursday March 19 at Hatfield and Cambridge respectively. About fifty guests at the Dauson home afterward joined the couple for an old-fashioned wedding celebration with candy and cigars. The bride, a popular local, has worked in Cambridge for two years. A large guest list attended a Sunday dinner and continued social visits as friends send best wishes for a happy marriage. Local sermons and church events are noted with Rev. Wirtz of Athens preaching at Burr Oak and planned services at Pleasant Ridge church by Rev. Ball.

Maude Dauson William Dauson Hatfield Jessie Wagstaff Cambridge Dauson Floyd Ivoe Wayne Dauson L. C. Dauson Guy Dauson Carma Ray New Lexington Grant Post Edna Latta John Cronon Ottis Maxwell Elwood Loraine Audrey Leather Post Grace Ivers Jeasie Wagstaff Ernestine Harrison Rev Wirtz Athens Burr Oak School Pleasant Ridge Ball Helen Post Sylvia Post Morris Henry Corning Dew Pleasant Ridge Church Neal Shenick Latta Lowell Smith Ferndale Fred Ivers Palas

Weekend Visitations and Local Household News

The Plains residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Visitors included Mrs. George Stuart visiting ill grandfather in Chauncey, and several guests from Pomeroy Dayton Greenfield Crooksville Carbon Hill and Athens with families and neighbors mentioned. A new daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McDonald.

Birthday party and family visits near Albany

Carpenter Mrs. F. M. Swett and Mrs. W. S. Swett attended a birthday party for their uncle Jarret Bobo in Albany. Mrs. Mary Martin of Boston Mass. visits brother W. E. Hartman and wife. Elden Dailey and family visit Grover Swearingen and wife. Nineteen friends remind foster son Dwight Seiple of his sixteenth birthday. A few hours were spent socially.

F. M. Swett W. S. Swett Albany Jarret Bobo Mary Martin Bostos Mass W. E. Hartman Elden Dailey Grover Swearingen H. S. Steward Dwight Seiple

Bulgarian Herb Tea Claims Youthful Vitality For Pittsburgh Reader

H. H. Von Schlick promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a pure tonic to restore energy and youthfulness. He asserts benefits for blood circulation and cold reduction, offering a five months’ mail treatment for $1.25 and urging readers to purchase from druggists or by mail.

H. H. von Schlick Dept. M Locust Street Pittsburgh

First Robin Signals Spring in Coolville Picnic Ride

Coolville notes spring signs with the first robin sighting and marble street games. The town reports its first picnic of the season. Last Sunday Karl Barth with his mother and aunt and Mr. and Mrs. J Fred Runion drove to Elizabeth West Virginia for a picnic and dinner.

Coolville Karl Barth

Barnhart moves family to Ida Griffin property south of town

Room Barnhart moved his family and household effects from near Columbus to the Ida Griffin property, south of town, Sunday. Dr and Mrs W B Hartnell of Beverly were here Sunday visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs J E Hartnell. About a dozen members of Troy Grange drove to Stewart Saturday where they attended Pomona Grange. They report a very interest.

Barnhart Columbus Ida Griffin W. B. Hartnell Beverly J. E. Hartnell Troy Grange Stewart Pomona Grange

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