Society Notes From Athens Ohio Women Hold Music Club and Wedding
The Woman's Music club met at Mrs. H. G. Stalder's home with a program of songs and piano works by Homer Rupp Cutler La Forge Benedict Hadley. A bridge party at Mrs. C. O. Burnett's featured four tables and trophy prizes. Miss Edith L. Clark and Loren C. Mead wed at the Central Christian church. they plan a wedding trip and residence in Athens with Mead joining the oil and gas business. bride's background and groom's education noted.
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Woman's Music Club
H. G. Stalder
South College Street
Homer
Russell Rupp
Frank la Forge
Margaret Benedict
Chopin
Chopin Miss Arpee
Day
Huntington Woodman
Carmen Church
Ers
Henry Hadley
Heather
Miss Holman
W. R. Phillips
O. L. Hoisington
C. O. Burnett
North High Street
Bridge
S. M. Johnson
Oscar
Edith L. Clark
W. H. Clark
Marietta
Loren C. Mead
Louis D. Mead
Cleveland
B. Norviel
Central Christian Church
Mead
Athens
Herbert Biedel
Central Avenue M E Church Bishop class meeting report
Nineteen members and three guests gathered at 31 Central Avenue for the Bishop class meeting. Mrs. Frank Hamilton presided, Mrs. William Hughes led the program, prizes went to Mrs. Wallace Pratt and Mrs. William Wolfe, and refreshments were served by a committee. The next meeting is April 27 at Mrs. Wallace Pratt’s home, 79 Central Avenue.
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Frank Hamilton
Central Avenue
M. E. Church
William Hughes
Wallace Pratt
William Wolfe
F. Brown
Maudel Sanders
Anna Edwards
D. L. Jones
Hamilton
Winifred Jones
Florence West
Edith Burroughs
Rebekah Initiations and Club Meetings At Local Lodges
Personal Mention notes candidates for the Albany lodge of Rebakahs to be initiated at 7 30 Thursday evening at the Athens Rebekahs lodge with refreshments afterward. The Ladies Aid society meets for a monthly business session at 2 pm Thursday at the Christian church. The UCD Sewing club shifts to 2 pm Friday with Mrs William Armitage at 60 West State Street.
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Albany
Athens
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
U. C. D. Sewing Club
William Armitage
West State Street
Mr W R Beck Departs After Visit With Millikan Family
Mr W R Beck of Indianapolis left after a several day visit with his sister Mrs C C Millikan and family at 24 North High street.
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W. R. Beck
Indianapolis
Ind
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
Faculty Member Ralph Super Visits Cleveland Ties
Prof Ralph Super of Hamilton college Clinton New York visits his father Dr C W Super in Cleveland. He is met by brother Frank Super and meets Athenians now living there including S L McCune. Frieda Bowen of Logan visits relatives A W Boetticher family in Toledo Street. Pearl Reed returns from Columbus with his mother Marjorie Andrews from Weston to White Cross hospital for pre surgical treatment.
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Ralph Super
Hamilton College
Clinton, N. Y
C. W. Super
Cleveland
Frank Super
S. L. McCune
Frieda Bowen
Logan
A. W. Boetticher
Second Street
Pearl Reed
Columbus
Marjorie Andrews
Wellston
White Cross Hospital
Local Social Notes From Stewart Street and Nearby
Mrs A R Sprague 68 Stewart street hosts Friendship Needle club at 7 o clock Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartman of The Plains visited Mr and Mrs William Runyon Franklin avenue recently. Edward Algeo returns to Saltsburg Pa to resume studies at Kiski school for boys after visiting his parents at 133 North Lancaster street. Mrs W W Ackley travels to Columbus to see George Arliss in Galsworthy's Old English at the Hartman.
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A. R. Sprague
Stewart Street
Friendship Needle Club
Ralph Hartman
the Plains
William Runyon
Franklin Avenue
Edward Algeo
Saltsburg
Kiski School For
A. E. Algeo
Lancaster Street
W. W. Ackley
Columbus
George Arliss
Hartman
Galsworthy
Pythian Sisters Schedule Special Meeting
Pythian Sisters set a special session for seven o clock Thursday evening. Officers and degree staff urged to attend due to important business.
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Pythian Sisters
Mrs Frank Hamilton Hosts Guests at Home
Guests attended the residence of Mrs Frank Hamilton last evening marking a social gathering at her home.
Reverend Formen visits Athens on mission business
The Rev Henry Formen longtime India missionary spent yesterday in Athens on business en route to Baltimore for Lenten services. J M Baker of Reading Pa also visited Athens yesterday en route to Clarksburg W Va. Mr and Mrs Ralph Alden Miss Mary Ellen Alden Mr John Alden and Miss Barbara Kanzer plan to travel to Columbus in the morning for costumes for the Athens high school operetta. The former will return home to Bucyrus to spend the Easter vacation.
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Henry Formen
India
Athens
Baltimore
J. M. Baker
Reading
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ralph Alden
Morris Avenue
Mary Ellen Alden
John Alden
Barbara Kanzer
Columbus
Kanzer
City Visitors on Business Reported
Mr. M. F. Yeager city freight agent in Charleston connected with the New York Central lines was here on business Tuesday. Mr. B. W. Ward of Baltimore visited local firms Tuesday. Mr. L. H. Smith formerly of Athens called on friends yesterday afternoon en route to Parkersburg. Mr. J. G. Harmon of Columbus came to town yesterday on business and will return home this evening.
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New York
Ohio
Athens Messenger
S. E. Cor
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
Broadway
42Nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
32Nd Street
Schultz News Agency
M. F. Yeager
Charleston
New York Central Lines
B. W. Ward
Baltimore
L. H. Smith
Athens
Parkersburg
J. G. Harmon
Columbus
Local Family Notes on Henry Matheny Illness
Mr Henry Matheny is critically ill at his home in Fisher. He is brother to Mrs Lottie Cramsby who lives with her daughter Mrs Fred Fenzel at 19 Park Place. Mrs Matheny is sister of Mrs William Andrews of East State Street.
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Henry Matheny
Fisher
Lottie Cramsby
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
Matheny
William Andrews
East State Street
Ward Family Visit Expands With Relatives From Gallipolis
Mrs Anna Ward and her daughter Mary Ward host relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Vanzandt and sister Miss Fannie Vanzandt from Gallipolis. Mrs Clara Higley of Glen Eben NL also joins before returning home after a family gathering.
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Anna Ward
Mary Ward
University Terrace
Frank Vanzandt
Fannie Vanzandt
Gallipolis
Ward
Clara Higley
Glen Eben
Marquis Family Departs After Illness and Death
Mrs. C. G. Marquis and her son Robert leave for Fletcher North Carolina following the illness and death of Mrs. Marquis mother Mrs. J Gillette.
Eastern Judge May Be Removed
Governor John G. Winant announced plans to seek legislative action to compel Judge Fred A. Jones of Lebanon municipal court to retire unless he resigns. The move follows an automobile accident that prompted scrutiny.
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John G. Winant
Fred A. Jones
Lebanon
Hanover judge charged with manslaughter after fatal car crash
On January 29 Judge Jones a former New Hampshire legislator was driving near Hanover when his car ran off an embankment onto an icy river. Mrs Mildred Presley of Lebanon died and others were injured in the crash.
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Jones
New Hampshire
Hanover
Mildred Presley
Lebanon
Christian Church Choir Reschedules Practice to Thursday
The Christian church choir will not meet on Friday and instead will gather Thursday night at 8 30. The practice is important and all members are urged to attend.
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Christian Church
Leonard Kip lands in Ocean Springs amid annulment suit
In Ocean Springs Mississippi residents wondered where Leonard Kip Lander has gone after news surfaced that he abandoned the cottage he occupied here amid an annulment suit against his Black wife.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
Leonard Kiplander
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