Giggling Girl Critique Sparks Gentle Remonstrance
A sharp volley of criticism targets a giggling girl while readers recall similar scorn for sniveling behavior. The column laments harsh judgment and questions why mockery shadows temperament.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1921
Page
6
A sharp volley of criticism targets a giggling girl while readers recall similar scorn for sniveling behavior. The column laments harsh judgment and questions why mockery shadows temperament.
Billy and his chums slip across to Oakland using an express wagon to avoid crowds. They observe refugees at the railway station and plan to follow the Union Pacific track east toward safety while dodging detection and using Sun and train car lettering to navigate.
Cherry is welcomed by Mrs. Randell and Wellsburg women on the porch. Ned’s absence stings but the group invites her to join the tennis and housewives clubs, while Cherry resolves to win Ned’s family’s affection and attention.
A letter from a wife recounts jealousy and abuse involving a husband and a former friend. The advisor urges ending the tension by limiting contact with the friend and possibly renaming the child to ease the husband’s hurt. The second letter asks whether to leave an abusive husband and advises legal counsel and separating finances and duties.
A telegram to the post adjutant said Lieut Herman Hess killed in France will have his body arrive in Logan this week. His father in Jackson will be notified and arrangements, possibly burial in Jackson, are to be announced. Hess enlisted with Co G 7th O N G and later served as first lieutenant with Co KH 148th Infantry at Camp Sheridan when killed.
Hight candidates were given the Fellowcraft Degree at a special meeting of the local Masonic lodge Monday evening. A large number were in attendance to see the work put on. Blue lodge inspection will be Tuesday evening, May 17, at which time the Master Mason Degree will be conferred.
E L Barton of East Main Street travels to a Columbus hospital for an Xray examination after weeks of stomach trouble. He will stay under observation for several days as specialists decide if an operation is needed. Barton is general manager of the National Supply Company's local store and active in business and fraternal circles.
Mrs. P. J. Tilton and daughter Juanita of Lindsay Wisconsin arrived in Logan on Tuesday to spend several weeks visiting relatives here and at New Straitsville. Tilton, formerly Laura Webb, once lived in this county but has resided in the west for years.
The water works board met Monday evening as C. W. Smith began his duties filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Fr Mcade Bowen due to ill health. Other members are C. BE. Strain and John Wellman. Six month collections totaled $10,000 with only a few delinquents noted, largely from property transfers to be resolved soon.
Preston Oil Company hauls a rig on the Victory lease adjoining Union Furnace and begins work at Amos Wooddard farm. Luther Oil places a rig on Jerry McLain lease near Union Furnace. Perryville and Damon wells shot Tuesday. Snow Fork completes a derrick near Greendale and starts work. Red Top Oil still seeks lost bit on Chutes well vicinity.
The report notes plans to stage a wrestling match driven by community interest in recent contests. Organizers aim to attract audiences with an event featuring local competitors and a strong promotional push.
Herman Sheline will present a wrestling card on May 20 featuring two bouts to open. The first match is best two of three falls with no time limit between lightweight Logan competitor and Ralph Burrus of Portsmouth. The final event pairs Ralph Hoare of Logan against an opponent to be announced, in a one fall match.
The Hocking County grand jury convened Monday and is reviewing several complaints. The report is expected to be submitted Thursday. Several prisoners remain in the county jail awaiting the jury’s action.
Olen Lama, 17, of Carbondale, was brought to the local hospital Monday for surgery on diseased tonsils and adenoids and is expected to return home soon. Mrs. Robert Lee White also underwent a minor operation at the hospital Monday.
Daily rehearsals for the American Legion Minstrels build toward Thursday and Friday performances here with advance ticket sales suggesting a capacity crowd. An eight page booster sheet outlines program details and sponsors.
Those in the know say this year’s performance will surpass last spring’s by the same Logan based organization. All the talent comes from Logan.
Judge Henry Coultrap of McArthur served as an official business caller in Logan on Tuesday. Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington Mr and Mrs Russell Berlin and Mr and Mrs C S Clark drove to Bremen Sunday. Dr Long the local chiropractor attended the Ohio Chiropractors Association meeting in Columbus. Mr John Terrell of Zanesville visited Logan relatives including his brother Edward on Tuesday.
Trimble Mesrs Adrian Sayre and James Mesecher visited Columbus last Saturday. Frank Sayre and family spent Sunday with his sister near Bethel. Mabel and Alice Mesecher visited Mrs Chet Morris in Athens over Saturday. Decoration Day preparations underway at Concord with invitation to all. Otis Clark near Guysville spent Sunday with Miss Mary Mesehher near Concord. Mr and Mrs Chet Morris of Athens also mentioned.
Concord Sunday school rendered their Mothers' Day exercises at the United Brethren church in Jacksonville Sunday night. W. M. Mes echer and family were called on by Athens on Sunday. Preaching at Concord is scheduled for next Sunday at 3 30 p m.
In Columbus on May 11 the Ohio Homeopathic Medical Society held an officers election and a discussion titled Cancer as a convention focus.
Dr Ste Brown of Akron opened the seventh annual convention of the Ohio Chiropractic Association in Columbus declaring the profession has expanded from three practitioners in 1907 to four hundred daily. He predicted four thousand more chiropractors would be needed in the state in the coming decade.
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