Pallas Club Hosts Visitors in Weekend Gatherings
Pallas club Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock hosted guest Harry McCarter of Wilberforce, invited by his mother Mrs. Mary McCarter of West Washington street. Also visiting are Mrs. Louis Betts of Zaleski and Mrs. Dale Richey of Chillicothe, sister in law and niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Betts. County Commissioner Fred Porter and son Paul left for Chicago on business and expect to return by motor early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCarter
Wilberforce
Mary McCarter
West Washington Street
F. C. Betts
Louis Betts
Zaleski
Dale Richey
Chillicothe
Fred .Porter
Paul
Chicago
Pack ing Co. Resigns Driver Johnson Moves to Athens
Rafael R. Johnson, formerly with Kearns Packing Co. of Mansfield, resigns and relocates to Athens. Dallas Briggs, employed in Lancaster for a year, returns home to spend time with his mother Mrs. Charles Briggs before proceeding to Akron for work as a mechanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Briggs
Lancaster
Charles Briggs
Akron
Mrs Biddle Returns From Three Week Absence
Mrs. T R Biddle returns home after three weeks away visiting Washington D C and Boston Mass She stayed with Congressman and Mrs J M Foster in Washington and with her son Clinton P Biddle a Harvard senior in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Biddle
Washington
D. C
Boston
Mass
M. Foster
Clinton P. Biddle
Harvard
Mrs Couvillon Visits Shreveport Family After Ten Years
Mrs. Frank Couvillon of Shreveport Louisiana is spending a week with her father Mr John Gleason and sister Mary. It is ten years since Mrs Couvillon left Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Couvillon
Shreveport
John Gleason
Mary
Gleason relatives visit after grandfather's death
Messrs George and John Gleason of Circleville are in New Orleans this week visiting their father and sister after the death of their grandfather John Gleason Sr. Mrs Simon Brouwer and daughter Margaret arrived from Ft Lauderdale to stay with Mrs W Y Daggett at 164 North Congress street and will visit several weeks while attending to business before joining Mr Brouwer in Selma Alabama to manage Poulson Co florists. Mrs Daggett's sister Miss Marie Hoffmann of Chillicothe is also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New Orleans
Messrs
George
John Gleason
Circleville
John Gleason Sr
Simon Brouwer
Margaret
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
W. Y. Daggett
North
Congress Street
Brouwer
Poulson Co
Mrs. Daggett
Marie Hoffman
Chillicothe
Parker couple to visit Athens after Columbus theater trip
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Parker of Gallipolis plan a Saturday arrival in Athens to stay with Mrs. C. D. Gist and family after traveling to Columbus to see the Lion and the Mouse with Jean Gist in the leading role. Jean Gist, Dorothy Gist, and Ann Pickering attended social events including a Deshler luncheon and a Hartman theater party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Parker
Gallipolis
Columbus
Jean Gist
Athens
C. D. Gist
Dick Eppens
Dr. Parker
Deshler
May Day program highlights Central School PTA event
The Central School May Day program, held on the east lawn in pleasant weather, featured the May Queen coronation, a play The May Dew Charm with eight grades, dances, and a marching parade. Walter Porter’s boys staged athletic events, including a tug of war won by the eighth grade, dash and race contests won by several students, and a highly praised pyramid building finale. Supt Morgan awarded athletic merit badges to Donald Cooley and Earl Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Miss Williams
Walter Porter
John Algeo
Ivan Maple
Vernet Wolf
Russell Hall
Russell Slaughter
Earl Shaffer
Harry Risley
A. Perkins
Rex Gorham
Clifford Hayes
Morgan
Donald Cooley
Voices of the Woods
Cca
Aek
Francis Cunningham
Clarice Bardin
Mildred Webb
Marguerite Malone
Katherine Gilgannan
U C D Club Meets For Regular Thursday Session
The U C D club gathered Thursday afternoon at 89 Grosvenor Street with hostess Mrs W H Morse. Members sewed and chatted while Marion Morse, the hostess daughter, offered several piano solos before a prettily appointed luncheon ended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morse
Grosvenor Street
Marion Morse
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Morton Birthday Anniversary
Prof and Mrs R N Morton hosted an auction bridge evening at 18 Maplewood Drive in honor of Mrs Morton. Three tables played with guests including Dean and Mrs J J Richeson, Prof and Mrs M J Walsh, Prof and Mrs W H Coope, Dr and Mrs W B Bentley, Mrs Edna Woodmansee, and young Margaret Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Morton
Maplewood Drive
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Color for Any Fabric
The Diamond Dyes product guarantees a new rich fadeless color for fabrics including wool silk linen cotton and blends. The instruction booklet explains how to diamond dye over any color without error and a color card helps match materials.
Phillips and Garber Named Officials in Choral Event
R. Phillips serves as treasurer and Elizabeth Garber takes on the role of choral director for the organization. The duo's appointments aim to strengthen financial oversight and artistic leadership for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Phillips
Elizabeth Garber
Athens Gardens Rally as Spring Plowing Surges
After days of wait, Athens gardeners begin heavy plowing and spading as summer arrives. Farmers expect robust planting, predicting high prices next winter and a cellar full of home grown produce will aid households in 1921.
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Athens
Major Rafel R. Johnson Returns to Athens from Mansfield
Major Rafel R. Johnson has returned to Athens from Mansfield where he worked as a traveling salesman for a packing company. He left Mansfield after finding no suitable home for his family and is still seeking a new position with several possibilities under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafel R. Johnson
Athens
Mansfield
Major Johnson
Altho
Foreign-born residents seek naturalization in county court
Two Athens county residents applied for citizenship through naturalization in the common pleas court. Frank Gernyi of near Glouger is a Hungarian who arrived in 1903, and Paul Henig of Millfield R D is a German who came to America in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Frank Gernyi
Near Glougier
United States
Paul Henig
Millfield R. D
America
City Sewer Work Delayed By Ongoing Repairs
Service Director Williams hopes to start installing the Spring street sanitary sewer soon but extensive repair work across the city delays progress. Crews in the service department repair water and sewer lines and fix streets in multiple sections as new troubles arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service
Williams
Spring Street
Service Department
Kinney Family Trip Marks First Railroad Getaway in Forty Years
Mr Wayne Kinney of Pleasonton traveled to Columbus by train to visit his two daughters Misses Mabel and Laura who taught the winter at Lisbon. They plan a few days visiting friends in Columbus and return home early next week. Kinney says this is his first trip away from home in four decades and he expects to enjoy the brief vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kinney
Pleasonton
Columbus
Mabel
Laura
Lisbon
Mr. Kinney
The
Messenger
Police Order Bans Parking Within Painted Corner Arrows
The police department issues a ban on parking inside white painted arrows at Court and Washington streets to prevent crossings from being blocked. Cars in the marked area will be moved and owners informed how to remove their vehicles. Supt. Morgan faced ten disappointed boys this morning who hoped to earn tickets for Mohicans' Minstrels by carrying advertising signs, but seats were sold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Washington Streets
Supt. Morgan
Ohio state Holstein cattle sale set for June 30 in Columbus
The Columbus sale will feature at least thirty young bulls from state herd herds including Athens State Hospital stock. The Ohio board of administration runs the case from institution herds statewide and bidders may still earn tickets from tomorrow's repeating show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Board of Administration
Athens County
Keeping in Shape to Help Family Finances
The piece urges everyone to maintain their health to support their families. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion and promises improved well being and ability to work after following the labeled directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Six Nelsonville residents ordered to appear for harboring dogs
Deputy Williams of Nelsonville arrested six residents for harboring dogs lacking 1920 model license tags. He found more untagged dogs between Beaumont and Nelsonville and expects further arrests as he covers the county. Tags demand is expected to stay heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Williams
Beaumont
Driver Hanning Injured In Mine Car Fall
Gus Hanning a 25 year old driver in mine 255 sustained severe injuries after falling from a car near quitting time yesterday afternoon. Dr Von Scheele of Jacksonville provided surgical aid and Hanning was returned to his home on Green's Run with injuries to his right hand left wrist and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hanning
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Green’s
Mrs Hooper Dies at Trimble After Illness
Mrs. Robert Hooper 74 died suddenly at her Trimble home about 9 yesterday morning after a period of poor health. She leaves her husband and two children Silas Hooper of Jacksonville and Mrs Edward Vermaten of Congress Run. Funeral at Trimble Church of Christ Sunday at 1 pm, Rev. Orr officiating, interment Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville. Nurses from Athens state hospital who attended the funeral of Miss Charlotte Heiser in Jacksonville last week are named Verda Champlin May Champlin Margaret Brewer Georgia Dye Nellie Core Bernice Thompson Catharine Yeager Winifred Robley Gladys Goodrich Miss Sidenstricker and Mrs Gall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hooper
Trimble
Silas Hooper
Jacksonville
Edward Vermaten
Congress Run
Trimble Church of Christ
Rev. Orr
Russell Cemetery
Athens State Hospital
Charlotte Heiser
Verda
May Champlin
Margaret Brewer
Georgia Dye
Nellie Core
Bernice Thompson
Catharine Yeager
Winifred Robley
Gladys Goodrich
Miss Sidenstricker
Mrs. Gall
City Council to hear street paving report in regular session
Council will meet in regular session tonight where Engineer Richards is expected to report on the long debated street paving proposition. Miss Mildred Duncan visits Crooksville as guest of Miss Gertrude Needy. Miss Helen Gibbs heads to Columbus for a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gibbs. Mrs. G. C. Fawcett and son Bobbie return from a visit with relatives in New Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Richards
Mildred Duncan
Crooksville
Gertrude Needy
Helen Gibbs
Columbus
J. L. Gibbs
G. C. Fawcett
Bobbie
New Vienna
Prominent Athens Citizen Praises Dreco Remedy
J G Moor man a respected Athens decorator for 20 years says Dreco helped him recover after a severe nervous shock. He reports better sleep, digestion, and reduced swelling, credits Dreco with easing rheumatic pains and kidney discomfort. Dreco, made from herbal extracts, is sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moorman
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Elected Officers Of Woman's Music Club
At a special meeting held in Music Hall on Thursday evening the Woman's Music Club elected officers for 1920 1921. Mrs J T Mervin was named president with Mrs M J Walsh as vice president and Miss Clara Bowser as recording secretary. Mrs William Blackburn was chosen corresponding secretary with Mrs W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Music Club
Music Hall
J. T. Mervin
M. J. Walsh
Clara Bowser
William Blackburn
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Sena Oasties
Ociety
June Henson
Cincinnati
T. G. Steinle
Charles Howe
Subcouak
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
Pallas Club
Rafael R. Johnson
Kearns Packing Co
Y Bulletin
Home Furnishing Co
Victor
Edison Amberol
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill Street
Siz
Dreco
Prof
Martzolff
Franklin
California
Mission Bell
Navy
O. K
Star
Fulton Grocery
Kerr Hardware Co
Ing
Marines
Georgettes
Finsterwald Sisters
Veal
Opp
P. Chas. Mills. Snene
Cliné
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Racine
Brunswick
Firestone
Goodrich
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Lawrence Bidg
W. Union St
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