Local Society Notes and Notable Visits in Athens
Athens community pages report Daughters of America No 128 meeting at 7 30 in Junior hall Nomination of officers for the group Athens residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Henry Frost and Miss Mary Wallace Mr and Mrs Ike Wallace at their home also Dr and Mrs W F Copeland attended events in Circleville where he gave the commencement address Bernard Browne born May 23 to Mr and Mrs Guy Spaulding and Mr and Mrs Alfred Okey of Monmouth guests of the Copelands Guest night of the Woman's Music club canceled due to busy calendar Dorothy Slaughter will graduate with class of 1921 in Chillicothe Mrs J L Edmundson and Mrs Carl Neff left for Chillicothe for high school exercises Dorothy Slaughter’s graduation Miss Dorothy Slaughter Other items note Dr W F Copeland’s travels and cataract consultation for Mr Herbert W Brooks and Mr Carl Hibbard in Columbus and Chicago plus ongoing East Side PTA session Wednesday evening at 8 at the East Side building and Mr Frank Miller of Chicago’s attendance hoped for
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J. L. Edmundson
Carl Neff
Chillicothe
Dorothy Slaughter
Widely Traveled Guests and Local Moves Noted
Traveling picture travels to boost homes as mothers seek space for a bedroom display. Mr and Mrs Wallie Hoyte and son Day Burdette of Middleport visit. Guests include Mr and Mrs C F Graves and Mr and Mrs W M Cray. California trip planned. Hogue sells Middleport business and plans an extended stay. Mrs EB Jones Sr travels to Pittsburgh with James Armstrong and Paul. Moore family and Virginia visit. Jones family plans Martins Ferry stop before Athens.
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Wallie Hoyte
Son Day Burdette
Middleport
C. F. Graves
W. M. Cray
California
Hogue
EB. J. Jones Sr
Pittsburgh, Pa
Wedding at the Bride's Home in Athens
The marriage of Mr. Harry M. Small of Mansfield and Miss Marie Frost was celebrated at the bride’s parents home on Campbell street Athens. Rev E D Crane solemnized the ceremony on Saturday May 21. The couple plans to reside in Mansfield where Small works as a rubber worker.
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Harry M. Small
Mansfield
Marie Frost
Isaac Frost
Campbell Street
Athens
E. D. Crane
Small
Miss Marie Swaim Honored With Miscelaneous Shower
Miss Marie Swaim fiancée of Harold Mardis and a June bride elect received a miscelaneous shower hosted by Miss Elizabeth Garber in the Music room of Ellis Hall. The event gathered Public school music adents from Normal College of Ohio university with 35 in attendance, pink roses and pink white decor, and gifts for the bride.
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Marie Swaim
Harold Mardis
Elizabeth Garber
Ellis Hall
Garber
the Normal College of Ohio University
Miss Swaim
Garden Party for Alpha Gamma Delta at Mrs Noss Home
A Monday lawn party hosted by Alpha Gamma Delta patronesses at Mrs Mary Graham Noss home 48 University Terrace drew active members and alumnae. About 50 attended a two course supper then a music and readings program in the rear lawn and house with numerous hostess names listed.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Mary Graham Noss
University Terrace
Noss
Watrynesses
Ness
E. W.chubb
C. H. Grosvenor
BE. J. Jones Sr
W. N. Alderman
C. M. Copeland
W. B. Bentley
Margaret Tilley
F. D. Forsyth
C. N. Mackinnon
Priscillas Entertain Johns in Garage Dinner Night
Priscillas hosted the Johns for a distinctive dinner at 54 Morris Avenue in a double red frame garage converted into dining room and den. Patriotic red white and blue decor set the scene with bunting crepe paper and American flag. Guests enjoyed cafeteria style service and Victrola music with light games after.
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Priscillas
Johns
C. W. Gross
8. M. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Weekend Dances Set by Ohio University Social Whirl
Two dances are planned this weekend at the Masonic Temple as part of the Ohio University social schedule. Alpha Xi Delta hosts Friday evening and Alpha Sigma Alpha follows on Saturday evening.
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Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Masonic Temple
Dinner for Tri Sig Sorority at Colonial Hotel
Flowers from late spring gardens adorned the tables at a dinner given by the patronesses of Sigma Sigma Sigma. The dining room glowed with candles and purple and white ribbons on place cards. Candles arranged in triangles enhanced the spring themed setting.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Colonial Hotel
Sorority Hosts Patronesses At Evening Gatherings
A cordial gathering featured the sorority as guests of patronesses Mrs. W. B. Lawrence, Mrs. W. R. Phillips, Mrs. Maurice Hyde, Mrs. William E. Moler, Mrs. Fred M. McKay, Mrs. T. N. Hoover, and Misses Helen Ullom and Maude Crossett, inspiring genial conversation that filled the hours.
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Ority
W. B. Lawrence
W. R. Phillips
Maurice Hyde
William E. Moler
Fred M. McKay
T. N. Hoover
Helen Ullom
Maude Crossett
Glouster Mine 10 to Reopen With Limited Weekday Work
Glouster Mine 10 at Derthick plans a Thursday reopening after a closure since late March. Union and company officials say coal will be loaded at three to four inch sizes for two days a week initially and may expand as markets allow. Junior Moose beats Congo 10 to 8 at Congo Park. Moose travel to Hollister Saturday and aim for Moxahala on Sunday.
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Derthick
Baumont
Moose
Congo
Congo Park
Hollister
Glouster Grounds
Moxahala
Hollister Man Dislocates Shoulder After Porch Fall
Ed Kelly of Hollister fell from his porch while working Saturday and injured his left shoulder dislocation. Dr. Crawford attended to the injury.
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Ed Kelly
Hollister
Dr. Crawford
James Beal 72 Dies at Home Near Palos Mine
James Beal aged 72 died at an early hour today at his home near the Palos mine from a complication of diseases. He is survived by his wife and one son Chas Beal who went west years ago and has not been heard from recently. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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James Beal
Palos Mine
Chas Beal
Hat Sale At Bell's Millinery Across From Depot Glouster
Bell's Up-to-Date Millinery offers a special sale on all hats with some at half price across from the depot in Glouster. M. M. LeFavor and two sons Harold and Carroll of this city join W. A. and S. B. Carpenter of Athens for a Buckeye Lake outing. Miss Ruth Martyn and Miss Lois Pilcher from Glouster High School head home after teaching assignments in Cleveland and McArthur. Mr and Mrs E W Ferguson and family from Indianapolis visit relatives in this city and nearby country.
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Bell
Glouster
M. M. LeFavor
Harold and
Carroll
W. A
S. 8. Carpenter
Athens
Buckeye Lake
Ruth Martyn
Lois Pilcher
Glouster High School
Miss Martyn
Cleveland
Miss Pilcher
McArthur
E. W. Ferguson
Indianapolis
W. W. Wallace
Students Honor Teacher With Silver Tokens
At an Athens high school assembly, Miss Myrtle Mardis music director received a silver cream and sugar set from the Captain Crossbones cast. Junior Ruth Miller was given a silver case for her accompanist work. Mr. Rupp praised the cast and students and urged finishing the year strong. Tickets for the senior play are selling well and the auditorium will likely be crowded.
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Athens High School
Myrtle Mardis
Mardis
Joseph Farley
Ruth Miller
Rupp
Thei 2
Fire destroys block in downtown Dallas
A downtown Dallas block of business houses suffered extensive damage in a large fire today. Officials estimate losses at 350000 dollars and say the blaze started in a furniture store. No injuries were reported.
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Dallas
Congress aims to finish tariff bills before summer
Washington May 24 Congress leaders work night and day to have the general tariff bill ready for House report in June. Delays seem unavoidable due to miscalculations on speedy passage of the emergency tariff bill now before President Harding for signature. Representative Longworth wins favorable report on a resolution to apply the general tariff rates the day after report.
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Washington
Congress
House
Longworth
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will Geisicke
Hazel Gelstakaneral
Daughters of America No. 128
Henry Frost
Mary Wallace
Ike Wallace
Hocking
W. F. Copeland
Circleville
Dr. Copeland
Guy Spaulding
Maplewood Drive
Bernard Browne
Alfred Okey
Monmouth, Ill
Okey
Copeland
Mrs
Roy Pilcher
Mr. Miller
Herbert W. Brooks
Columbus
Carl Hibbard
Chicago
Brooks
India
Frank Dean
West State Street
C. E. Russell
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
We East Side
Frank Miller
Toledo
Aamn
Whitey Long
Dearborn Hotel
Detroit
Freight
Settee
Swanson Furniture Company
North Court St
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Bride
Tri Sigs
Preston Panama
Preston
P. S
Pountaing
Coca Bottling Works
Washington St
Court St
Gline-Pharmagy
Athens, Ohio
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