Mr and Mrs Baugitman Return From Columbus Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry Baugitman have returned from a business trip to Columbus lasting several days.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Harry Baugitman have returned from a business trip to Columbus lasting several days.
Chapter 6 P E O met at Mrs Ek B Smith home. Lillian Barbour and Ida Patterson presented one act play For Distinguished Service by Florence Cray Knox. Ohio University kindergarten plans a May fete on campus with various acts and children's performances led by named participants.
A group of Betty Jane Higgins friends celebrated her eighth birthday with a picnic on State hospital grounds Monday afternoon. Guests and gifts filled the day with games and flowers while Mrs Homer D Higgins and helpers served. The day also noted visits from Harvard scholar Clinton Poston Biddle and family, social events, and upcoming plans.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. W. A. Matheny and Mrs. Carpenter will lead the program with Mrs. Kilpatrick's group hosting the social hour. Mr. and Mrs. George Meighen of West 04 street announce the birth of a son Forrest on May 7 to their daughter in law and Forrest Meighen of Chillicothe.
A reader quiz asks to pair events with dates and answer questions on topics from the Civil War to literature and sports. It includes matching the Declaration of Independence and other events to dates, plus queries about pests, actors, city mayors, fruits, a famed ride, a writer, and a pitcher nicknamed Sad Sam.
Mr and Mrs D C Cornwell and grandson Marlette Covert of Lankershin Calif travel by car to their old home in Athens on a visit. They plan to arrive late May stopping at the Grand Canyon and St John Kas to visit Frank.
The Jolly Sewers club entertained yesterday afternoon at 67 Morris Avenue with Mrs. Richard Fought presiding as president Mrs. Wilson Norris. The group formed a committee to deliver a finished comfort to a Sugar Creek family and report its circumstances. Guests included Mrs. M. F. McCune Mrs. Ray Jones and others. The next meeting on May 25 will be hosted by Mrs. Harry Kelley at 814 North Court.
Clarence Mellor of Marietta, a former pressman from the Messenger plant and among those released when the Marietta Register was absorbed by the Times company, arrived in Athens today seeking employment.
Thirty covers were laid at the annual Social Science club banquet held at Hotel Berry last evening. Faculty members and their wives were entertained by student members. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith, Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover, Prof. ar' Mere, Evan J. Jones, Dr. W. C. Harris, Prof. and Mrs. C. W. Kink.
A gathering honored guests including Mr. and Mrs. A C Gubitz and Prof. and Mrs J L Ash with a short toast program led by Dayton Frost. Responses were delivered by Dr E B Smith Prof A C Gublitz and Dr W S Gamertsfelder.
The Folk Lore club of Ohio University held a banquet last evening at the Colonial to honor seventeen seniors. Miss Mary Kahler, English teacher, presided as toastmaster. Miss Marguerite Longkrant represented the club.
An advertisement touts Petersons Ointment as a fast remedy for piles claiming one or two applications bring quick relief. The pitch notes its value and price, urging readers to ask their druggist for a generous box at 35 cents.
Dr J L Henry of Philadelphia and Dr John Sprague of Columbus attend the national medical convention with physician partner and father Dr Byron Danford described as a PS physician this week. The event lasts several days.
A Buick sedan driven by Chauncey Shumaker collided with a Ford livery truck owned and driven by Burdette Black at the foot of the hill on Mill Street. The Buick was damaged while the truck was demolished. Mrs Black and three passengers were ejected from the truck.
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