Society notes and wedding announcements in Athens region
Society news from Athens includes Mr. Merritt Wilson Jr visiting relatives and preparing to depart for Anwerp Holland aboard the Lapland to study Kurdistan with Dr. Karl Scholtz. Also reports on Mrs. Galigher convalescence at Beasley home and a large Woman's Relief Corps meeting with new member Mrs. Leora Reed, plus various social visits, musical items, a marriage announcement for Beatrice A. Kinsel and Jerome P. Kramer, and Pi Kappa Sigma seniors party venues and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Wilson, Jr
Elkis
W. Va
H. L. Atkinson
F. S. Wolfe
North Lacastr Street
Wilson
Lapland
Anwerp
Holland
Karl Scholtz
University of Pensylvania
Kurdistan
Beteen
Turkey
Persia
Pennsylvania
Septembe
VR. C
Woman's Relief Corps
Mattie E. Reed
Tenth District
Leora Reed
Sesson
Ghven
Irs
Carrie Martin
Mary Daney
Lillian Porter
Carrie McAdoo
Mary Aryburger
Cla McAdoo
Carrie Main
Piano Students Present in Recital at Ohio University
Mrs Clarence C Robinson of the School of Music at Ohio University presents her piano class in recital last evening at the Lawrence apartments residence. Assisting were Miss Esher Fitton and Miss Japphine Marshall, both sopranos. Prof Clarence C Robinson, head of the School of Music, performed Therogram German Dance Beethoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
Lawrence Apartments
Esher Fitton
Japphine Marshall
Intelligence Test Quiz From Today's List
A set of 11 questions covers explorers at both poles vitamins canal routes a famous poker figure a labor action toward Soviet Russia health remedies a sun powered healer and Liberty Loan totals plus Spanish monetary unit and a German submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Pole
Atlantic and
Pacific
Detroit
Federatio O Labor
Russia
United States
Spain
Many Petitions Expected in Primary Races
In Glouster on May 23 candidates from both parties prepare for the upcoming Republican primary August. Reports indicate three to four Republicans may seek the mayor’s seat and a similar number for marshal. Democrats likely field at least one mayoral and one marshal candidate. Council tickets look competitive for both parties. Two weeks remain to file petitions.
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Glouster
Marshal
Council
Urbancrest Water Line Bids Sought for Pipe Supply
Glouster May 23. The board of public affairs will accept bids until 12 noon Wednesday for 2,000 feet of three inch pipe for the Urbancrest water line extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Urbancrest
Board of Public Affairs
Matthews Attends National Mining Safety Conference
E B Matthews Jr attended the National Mining Safety conference in Cincinnati and returned home at week’s end. He is an employee of the Ohio Collieries company in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. B. Matthews, Jr
National Mining Safety Conference
Cincinnati
Matthews
Ohio Collieries Company
O E S Chapter Meeting Before Thursday Inspection
Officers of The Chapter, O E S are asked to attend Tuesday night for the last practice session before inspection set for Thursday. The chapter will be inspected by Mrs. Royal Sprague of Athens.
Work Begins on New High School in Corning
Excavation starts at the old site with cement brick lumber and other material laid out. Charles W. Taylor of Zanesville Ohio reserved the general contract for erection with Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co. as heating contractor Electric Supply Co. of Zanesville handling the electric work and DeMolet Brothers of Athens the plumbing. The project aims for a January 1 1928 occupancy and will be one of the county's most modern fireproof schools. Separately Mrs Walter Geary and John Dounley travel to McConnelsville for the burial of their uncle James Bain who died in Columbus. Funeral held at 9 this morning. Reverend F E Roberts of Glouster led the service in Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Charles W. Taylor
Zanesville
Ohio
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
Columbus
Electric Supply Company
DeMolet Brothers
Athens
Memorial Day Memorial Design Ad Promises Impressive Effect
An advertisement touts a durable memorial design noted for its simplicity and strong impact. It promises custom architectural effects and urges early arrangements to ensure it is in place for Memorial Day.
Sunday Service Featured Special Singing
The United Brethren church held a service with special singing led by Mr. Roberts who sang several solos. A church social on Saturday night was well attended. Visitors Ada Golding Carl Jones Henry McCormick Ellen Maxwell Margaret Dixon and Eleanor Dixon were in Columbus Sandusky and Columbus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Roberts
Ada Golding
Columbus
Carl Jones
Henry McCormick
Sandusky
Ellen
Maxwell
Margaret
Eleanor Dixon
Denison Seniors Lead In Meet Records At Wesleyan Relays
Denison and Wesleyan dominated the track meet with multiple new marks. Pohlman of Wesleyan won the 880 yard run, Halliday of Wesleyan took broad jump, and Kerr of Wesleyan led the pole vault with a meet record. Ohio Wesleyan’s relay won the one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Heinrichs
Denison
Biggs
Wright
Miami
Sharkey
Pohlman
Wesleyan
Armstrong
Owens
Mosher
Ohio University
Halliday
Gilmore
Weber
Kent
Wilson
Kerr
Freshwater
Ohio
Reeble
Carpenter
Buckle
Buriss
Scribner
Lampson
Kane
Riddle
Wetten
Goldmeyer
Dows
Ohio Wesleyan
Wagner
Baker
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets help weak or underweight individuals gain weight fast. It promises 5 to 10 pounds in 30 days with 60 tablets costing 60 cents, backed by a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Busy County Leader Drives Flood Relief Fund Success
Athens county’s completion of the Mississippi Flood Relief fund quota is credited to C. M. Gill, chairman of the Athens county Red Cross chapter. Gill followed national instructions to the letter, coordinating fundraising while serving as secretary of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and county fair board, and running his insurance and loan business. He was born in McArthur, Ohio, and moved to Athens in 1909. He belongs to the Rotary, Masonic, and Elks lodges and is married with two children, Jane and Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Mississippi Flood Relief Fund
C. M. Gill
American Red Cross
M. Gill
Red Cross
Athens Chamber of Commerce
County Fair Board
Vinton
McArthur
McArthur High School
New York School of Commerce
Athens
The
Rotary
Army of Yang Sen Captures Wuchang Across Yangtze
An Ex- change Telegraph dispatch from Hong Kong reports General Yang Sen’s army has captured Wuchang, a city on the southern bank of the Yangtze directly opposite Hankow, the nationalist capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuchang Falls
London
An_ Exchange
Hong Kong
Yang Sen
Wuchang
Yangtze River
Hankow
Plan for a national public health disaster organization
A proposed national public health body to coordinate disaster response will be discussed at the 25th annual conference of state and territorial health officers with the federal public health service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Public Health Service
War Department Reports Rise in Camp Applications
The Department of War announced that applications up to May 106 to Citizens' Military Training camps were about 30 percent higher than on the same date last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of War
Dangerous cosmetics sold as harmless warned
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming reports that potent drugs of harmful nature are found in improperly prepared cosmetics. He notes these products are widely sold and advertised as harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh 8S
Cumming
Gold Movement Highlights U.S. Treasury Strategy
Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury, notes the recent transfer of 60 million dollars in gold into the United States. He emphasizes the movement as an economical method for managing the nation’s gold stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Princeton Students Offer Aid for Mississippi Reconstruction
A proposal from Princeton University faculty to organize a student group to assist in reconstruction along the Mississippi river has been submitted to the Department of War for approval. The plan aims to mobilize students for relief, cleanup, and infrastructure work as part of the national recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Mississippi River
Department of War
Rumrunner Attack Sends Suspect to Jail. Other at Large
In Marysville on May 21 a suspected rumrunner was jailed after a knife attack on Dr. William M. Goff who was escorting the prisoner to jail. a second suspect remained at large following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
William M. Goff
A Smart Daytime Dress 5801 Pattern Preview
A pattern description for a smart daytime dress in 7 sizes from 34 to 46 inches. It notes shaping details to shorten the waist, blouse construction from front and back, fabric requirements for size 38, and mailing instructions with 15 cents.
Professor teaches 31 African languages in London
Professor Alice Werner lectures in London on African languages and dialects, covering a wide range of tongues. The course showcases linguistic diversity and scholarly focus on Africa.
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London
Alice Werner
Ohio gas rate talks near council table end in a test plan
Logan Gas Co and Elyria move toward a common rate proposal to settle a 50 city dispute. Raymond Cross will offer a four year plan with 55 cents per thousand feet and a $1.10 minimum for two years, then 60 cents with $1.00 minimum for the next two years. Cities agree no independent action until all reach consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan Gas
Ohio
Logan Gas Company
Raymond Cross
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Cross
Company Gas Rates Clash Over 60 Cent Cut
The dispute centers on a proposed 60 cent gas rate with a $1.00 charge for the first 500 feet, conflicting with a $1.20 offer. Cities claim savings of about 25 cents for a 10 000 cubic foot usage. The company says the cross plan benefits large industrial users.
Williams Accepts Wilmington College Presidency
Dr. Henry G. Williams, a prominent Ohio educator and Miami University graduate, has accepted the Wilmington College presidency for the summer term following President J Edwin Jay's resignation. Williams previously served as dean at Ohio University Athens State Teachers College from 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wilmington
Henry G. Williams
Wilmington College
Williams
Miami University
Ohio University At
Athens
State Teachers’ College
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Richard Galigher
Otha Beagy
Jane
Harington
Galigher
Kal
Frank J. Beiley
Elmwood Place
Beasley
Eleanor Galigh
Co. L. Secker
H. J. Smith
Lindley
Earl Kochheiser
Hien Smith
Bobby
Maria Reed
Mansfield
W. Thomas Edmundson
Congress Street
Kochheiser
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Claude B. Parker
Gllipolis
Athes
Joy Sewers Club
Darry Kelley
North Court Street
Pernoon
R. C. Wilcox
Nettie Reasa
Hilliard
Ray ¢ Wilcox
Wade N. Bean
West State Street
Frank Hannan
Cincinati
Mary A. Fryburger
West Union Street
H. BE. Reed
G. & Funk
Blaine Ponll
Helen Sweeney
Rachmaninoff
Louise Cline
Ireland
Ragamuffin
Barbara Kantzer
Esther Fitton
Cyril Scott Franz
Ene
Melodie
Olive Harmon
Charlie Chaplin
Doris Berry
Bebe Rachmaninoff
Louise Lorentz
Schutz
Louise Kerr
Nocturne
Vues Sdeecess
Chopin Margaret Sprowl
Linden Lee
Old Dorset
Josephine Marshall
Chopin Sybilla Strobel
Charline Clancy the Crystal
Somerset
Grace Dorst
Eee
See. Weber
Jeannette Brown
Strauss-Liszt
Irene Witham
H. H. Kinsel
Stimson Avenue
Beatrice A. Kinsel
Jerome P. Kramer
Warren
Athens High School
Niles
Pi Kappa Sigma
Eleanor Wilson
East State Street
Mary Maynard
Maplewood Drive
Kentucky
Helen Crawford
George
Albert Doughty
Cambridge
Ruth Wiley
Thomas
Wiley
Cook
NEW
Corning High School
Bain
Mr. Bain
F. E. Roberts
Grocer
Murphy’s
F. J. Beasley Milling
Cross Bros
W. Union &T
Bobcats
McCoy's
C. D. Shafer CO
Gill
Masonic Lodge
Elks’ Lodge
Joe
Needles
Dry Cleaners
Logans
J. H. McNally
United Press
Tven
Resinol
Baltimore
Williams Accepts
J. Edwin Jay
Lew
Reet
W. Washington
the Security Savings Bank
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