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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1923

Page

5

Society and Local News Notes on Mrs Starr and Hopkins wedding

Mrs E Starr returned from Mt Sterling with Dr B E Starr who was leaving Athens after a visit. Dr Starr sang as tenor at the Christian church. The Presbyterian Women’s Bible Class postpones its meeting due to the death of Mrs L J Addicott of Gallipolis, a Ohio University graduate. The bridegroom Rufus C Hopkins, son of Mr and Mrs C D Hopkins, works in the family coal business. The wedding occurred at Franklin Park M E church with Rev B D Evans officiating. The Hopkins family and others attended a pre nuptial event in Columbus.

E. Starr Pesdeterian Church N. E Mills Maplewood Drive L. J Addicott Gallipolis Ohio University Rufus C. Hopkins C. D. Hopkins Morris Avenue Franklin Park Methodist Episcopal Church B. D. Evans C D. Hopkins Rachael Hopkins

Marriage of Interest in Columbus Noted in Athens Area

A marriage of interest to many Athens residents was solemnized on Wednesday forenoon in Columbus. The bride was Miss Mary Resener, daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Resen.

Athens Columbus Mary Resener E. J. Resen

Athen’s A Association Dances At Armory

The Athens High School A Association held an informal Armory dance Tuesday evening for over 40 letter men and their ladies. Douglas Torrence led the grand march with Miss Mary Peoples, as a local orchestra provided music. The event marks the association’s first get-together since its reorganization and is expected to become an annual affair.

Armory Athens High School Douglas Torrence Mary Peoples

Tuesday Needle Club Meets at Mrs James Williams

Mrs James Williams hosted the Tuesday Needle Club at 77 West State Street from 7 to 1. Twelve members attended and a needle work contest awarded first prize to Mrs I E Mickle with consolation to Mrs S S Winters. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Vernon and Maxine Williams. Guests included Mrs Harvey Householder Mrs Cooley and Miss Vernon.

James Williams West State Street I. E. Mickle S. S. Winters Miss Vernon Maxine Williams Harvey Householder Cooley

Active Chapter Entertains Patronesses at Lawrence apartment

Alpha Xi Delta hosts a Tuesday evening event at Miss Irma F Voigt's Lawrence apartment. The active chapter invited patronesses Mrs Worstell Mrs Bush Mrs Harris Mrs Wolfe Mrs Preston Mrs Atkinson and Mrs Twiss. Music readings and songs highlighted the gathering. Hours were 6 30 to 9 with a collation served.

Ah Alpha Xi Delta Irma F. Voigt Lawrence L. G. Worstell F. W. Bush C. H. Harris N. J. Wolfe John H. Preston A. A. Atkinson M. E. Twiss Lyiics

Mr Grant Brown Visits Columbus After Sister's Death

Mr Grant Brown of New Bright on Pa arrived Tuesday night called here by the death of his sister Mrs L J Addicott. Dr and C L Jones with Mrs J Howard Cline and daughter Helen Louise of Albany and Mrs Ralph P Jennings motor to Columbus and spent Sunday and Monday.

Grant Brown New Brighton L. J. Addicott C. L. Jones J. Howard Cline Helen Louise Albany Ralph P. Jennings Columbus

Mrs Bliss Leaves for Buchtel to Visit Walker Family

Mrs Bliss departed today for Buchtel to visit her son in law Dr and Mrs A K Walker and their family.

M. Bliss Buchtel A.K. Walker

Joint Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief

Promotional pitch claims foot pain comes from many joints and that Joint Ease soaks into cartilage and ligaments. It urges stopping powders and baths for three days and to rub on Joint Ease, priced at 60 cents a tube.

Zion to Broadcast Radio from Zion Ill

Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva announces a first class radio station will be installed by June in Zion City. A 500 member white robed choir will perform sacred classics from the station and Voliva will deliver addresses. Two 150 foot steel towers rise on a hill near Zion City as the project aims to be among America’s most powerful stations.

Zion Ills Zion City Wilbur Glenn Voliva Voliva America

Officials in Bad Plight in Pekin China Crisis

In Pekin on May 16 the government faces growing unease amid bandit actions at Tan Shan and Hankow and nearby piracy. The regime blames brigands and foreigners for the stalemate, while consuls inflame tensions. Cabinet members fear a swift resolution may slip past Thursday as bandits exploit Pekin’s fragility.

Pekin China Tan Shan Hankow Lin Cheng

Baron Von Rosenberg Resigns Over Reparations Crisis

Berlin May 16 Baron Von Rosenberg foreign secretary in the Cuno cabinet tendered his resignation over the reparations crisis but it was not accepted according to reports this afternoon.

Berlin

Felt trends extend to summer and fall hats

Felt remains a highly desired hat material beyond spring with white dominating current usage followed by sand tones as designers plan for summer and fall offerings.

New York Legislator Pushes Lights On Baby Carriages

A New York lawmaker proposes adding lights to baby carriages. The challenge noted is maintaining mufflers on the vehicles to prevent noise.

New York

Sixty Seniors to Graduate at Athens High School

Sixty seniors will graduate from Athens High School on June 1 as announced by Principal Rupp. The commencement week features the senior play May 18 19 at Ewing hall, the annual picnic May 24 or 25, baccalaureate May 27 at the Christian church by Rev M E Chatley, and a full schedule including a senior faculty baseball game May 28 a Junior-Senior party May 29 a declamation contest May 30 and a senior banquet May 31 with commencement exercises June 1 at the Methodist church.

Athens High School Rupp Ewing Hall Arny M. E. Chatley Christian Church Clarence Armory Varsity Inn Methodist Church

Kiwanis Club Plans Street Market Fund Drive

The Athens Kiwanis Club aims to raise funds next week to purchase and erect street signs and poles for all streets. At a Tuesday meeting at Varsity Inn details were finalized and assignments given. The carnival at the armory May 22–23 will feature booths sold at ten cents, with proceeds supporting city improvements the club sponsors. Walter Jackson of Lima Ohio, Kiwanis governor of Ohio, will speak June 12 and ladies will be guests that evening.

Athens Kiwanis Club Varsity Inn Walter Jackson Lima Ohio Kiwanis

Elks Initiate Twelve into Athens Lodge and Plan Home

Twelve candidates joined the Athens Lodge of Elks at a Tuesday ceremony after a chicken dinner. New members include George Rasp II Holmes Noon, Monroe J. Carr, Frank T. Gibbs, D. L. Marsh, R. K. Campbell, C. F. Greisheimer Athens, J. W. Cecil Amenville, B. F. Rhodes Sheldon Verity Luhrig, and Charles Hunter Sugar Creek. The lodge aims to build a new home on West State street with a cornerstone laid this fall and formed a committee to draft financial plans. The group also voted 100 to support naturalization schools in Athens County run by Rev. A. H. Marshall. Decoration Day and Flag Day observances are planned with a possible address by U. S. Senator Simeon D. Fess on the Elks lot at West Union Street Cemetery.

Athens Lodge of Elks B.P. O. FE George Rasp II FE. Holmes L. J. Noon Jacksonville Monroe J. Carr Frank T. Gibbs D. L. Marsh R. K. Campbell C. F. Greisheimer Athens J. W. Cecil James Ginnan Homer C. Clark J. A. Fuller Emmett Keenan Athens Lodge Naturalization Schools Athens County A. H. Marshall Elks Lodge of Achord U. S Simeon D. Fess Elks West Union Street

Time Harmony Duty Quote Stirs Citizen Action

A citizen calls for stopping the clock and urges united effort to restore harmony in the matter of time, prompting reflection on civic duty and communal resolve.

Coffee Market Opens Higher on May Start

New York May 186 report shows coffee futures opening unchanged to six points higher after May strengthened twenty points earlier in the month. The market mood remains firm as traders watch supply and demand cues.

New York

Movie Star Secretly Married Refuses to Name Spouse

A film icon confirms marriage but declines to reveal the partner's name, stating she knows it yet choosing privacy. The admission follows public curiosity about the union.

Bloomington woman offers simple home cure for rheumatism

Mrs J E Hurst of 648 E Douglas Bloomington Illinois offers a self cure method for rheumatism. She states readers can mail their name and address to receive the information free of charge and hints at relief from suffering.

J. E. Hurst E. Douglas Street Bloomington Hurst

Public Forum on Daylight Saving Time Alignment

A local speaker argues against daylight saving, urging Central Time alignment with railroads and nearby towns. He notes early closing of stores, disrupted sleep for workers, and calls Congress to establish time belts rooted in each location.

Parkersburg Congress

Four Year Old Carpenter Willis Dies. Funeral Held

Carpenter Willis son of Jesse Sisson and wife died last Thursday aged four years six months. Funeral services at the Christian church Saturday at 1 30 conducted by Rev Grass. Burial in the School Lot cemetery. He leaves a father mother one brother Kenneth and one sister Mary. Other local items note Howard Clark of Harrisonville hanging wallpaper for W H Hampton, Jesse McCall and family visiting George B Kayser, W S Swett remodeling W E Harman's house, A R Caster and family at Albany play, David Caster returning from Columbus hospital improved, a local farm employee killed 210 rats, Frank Foley bought a Fore car, Guy C Gorby at Albany, John Rawlings with measles and off duty as rural carrier on Route 1, Grove Swearingen carrying mail, Lawrence Belton Albany visitor, Alice Perry employed at Mutes county infirmary.

W. E.harman A. R. Caster Albany David Caster Columbus Hospital Frank Foley Guy C. Gorby John Rawlings Grove Swearingen Lawrence Belton Alice Perry Mutes County Infirmary

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