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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
3
Nelsonville physician Dr. C W Cable spent Tuesday in Columbus for the annual state medical convention, meeting with colleagues and exploring latest advances in medicine.
The I O O F announces a initiation at Thursday night’s regular meeting. All members are urged to be present.
A social evening featured an elegant luncheon with guests including Mrs Guy Barber Miss Clara Mulligan Mrs Ruscoe Freda Smith Miss Maud Gill of Cleveland Mesdames W Rosser Joe Humphrey Fred Edington Carrie Grimm Leiland Krieg Edith Stiers Gene Pritchard Leonard Cooley Jack Pritchard James Knight Cecil Shafer and Miss Dorothy Vor thes.
Funeral party departs Thursday at 1 PM from the residence to Asbury church for funeral services. Burial follows at Asbury cemetery beside her husband who died two years earlier.
The Tatting Club, with Lucile Kaelin as hostess, held a Tuesday evening gathering for members featuring a pleasant social program and activities.
Johnny Baird warns against releasing jack rabbits on his farm after a calf with a broken leg. Kansas jacks are expected. the message invites joining the association for 35 cents, requesting a membership card and pin and attendance at meetings. Also mentions remaining applications for fish for plant.
A. C. Baxter says the car will be left in Nelsonville soon. The law on bass remains in effect until June fifteenth. readers are urged to report all violations.
The chamber board met tonight and a regular dinner meeting is set for tomorrow at 6 15 at the usual place. President Welch urges full attendance and Judge Sam M Johnson of Athens will attend to discuss legal questions about the city manager plan. The group may discontinue regular meetings through the summer with only one or two more possible gatherings this year.
A Nelsonville gathering at the high school auditorium heard Dr. C. B. Welch W. H. Parks and Ed C. Dean of the Chamber of Commerce outline the city manager form of government. They urged support for the June 21 election and asked the club to aid in advertising and mobilizing cooperation. Mrs. B. F. LeFever sang a vocal solo during the program.
Prof Ferree states the commencement date is May 26 and Prof Landsitter from Ohio University Columbus will deliver the class address.
Martins Ferry Ohio May 4 municipal authorities solved a mystery of rising water use by discovering illicit stills using city mains. Night drain was heavy as operators ran water through cooling coils ten to twelve hours.
Public school officials in Cleveland announce a summer program to serve about 15,000 children. The session runs from June 29 to August 12 with locations and schedules to follow.
Mrs R E Maggatt the Conneaut state federation treasurer warns clubs about dues payment as the books for the year near closure.
A brief note reports tin mining activity underway in Southwest Africa conducted by British interests, signaling foreign involvement in regional mineral extraction.
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