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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
7
A club meeting on May 2 featured remarks by Attorney General Vi and KR G Webber. They praised members for progress, discussed inter-club connections, and noted plans for an inter-city meet at Tocaan in June with about a dozen Kiwanian attendees.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy O Neal were held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Bonute of Air near Jackson Wilts with Rev. G B Courtney in charge. The body went to the former home at Typics near Purial. She leaves a foster m sister Lydia Wirths and others in Bedford and nearby towns.
A group of Rothwell Club women plus two guests drove to Athens on the Athens Road for the first meeting of the club season. They enjoyed luncheon at Hill Creek Ton then attended a matinee at a theater in Athena.
May 17 report from Glouster says Mrs. Reu ben Wemmer of Millfield was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after an unspecified incident. The item notes her hospitalization but provides few details.
On Thursday in C. F Wallace area ambulances were called for Mrs Pear Os who may need operation. Mrs Pear Os was moved from Upioa to the home of her mother Mrs Fy erence McCunert. Mrs Wallace has been ill for several days.
More than 159 Masons from six lodges attended Bishopville Lodge No. 470 in a Thursday night annual inspection. All degrees in Masonry were conferred as part of the event.
An incomplete report notes an entered apprentice advancing to the Sard degree. Inspection led by J. Eh. Aulerman of McCondersville. Mention of a cake described as Halinited quantities and a claim about Bishopville’s famous shortcake.
Jacksonville May 17 The Jacksonville High School Alumni Association secretary Margaret Southard is collecting dues for the annual banquet set for Saturday night May 18 at the KOA Park Hall. At least 75 people are expected to attend and tickets are sold by the secretary.
A town note from Clouster announces a regular session of council or meeting to be held at the city building tonight starting promptly at 7 o'clock.
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