Have a New Son Arrives for Ray Clark Family
Mr and Mrs Ray Clark announce the arrival of a 11 12 pound son born Friday.
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Ray Clark
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
3
Eastern Star Inspection Draws Guests From Several Cities
One hundred twenty five attended the annual Eastern Star inspection by Eudora Chapter No 72 at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville. Guests from Columbus Logan Albany Athens Shawnee and Gallipolis joined a reception for Mrs Emily Plymale deputy grand matron and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Chapter O. E. S. No. 72
Columbus
Logan
Albany
Athens
Shawnee
Gallipolis
Masonic Temple
Emily Plymale
Harry Hurn
Missionary Meeting At Mrs Kreig's Home
Mrs H D Krieg will entertain the missionary society of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at Fayette street home. Every member is urged to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Kreig
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fay ‘Ete Street
Local Visitors Return from Trips to Kingwood and Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs Joshua Spencer return from a motor trip to Kingwood West Virginia to visit their son Clifton Spencer and Mr and Mrs Parker Sniffen. Mr and Mrs Sherman Sprankter are guests of Mrs Arthur Hawkins. Mrs Isaac Warner returns from Cincinnati where she visited her son Mr and Mrs Howard Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Spencer
Kingwood
W. Va
Clifton Spencer
Parker Sniffen
Sherman Sprankter
Arthur Hawkins
Isaac Warner
Cincinnati
Howard Warner
W C T U Holds Profitable Institute at Nelsonville Church
The W C T U conducted a successful institute at the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville on Tuesday May 24 starting at 10 AM. Mrs Kate Blake led the opening with devotionals, paper talks, and plans for the year including a Mission Membership Drive while Rev Paul Kemper delivered a strong talk on law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Kate Blake
N. R. Kelch
A. G.mechem
Ed C. Cooley
Ledlie
Frances Socia
Kemper
Blake
Mechem
Bertha Barker
Flower Mission
Thomas Spencer
Frank Fillinger
Jessie Lortz
Amesville
Spencer
May 28 30 local baseball schedule listed
The schedule shows Saturday May 28 games Poston at Doanville Nelsonville W Sox at Floodwood Chauncey at Buchtel Plains at Nelsonville. Monday May 30 games Doanville at Floodwood Poston at Nelsonville Nelsonville Grays at Chauncey Buchtel at The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Doanville
Nelsonville
W. Sox
Floodwood
Chauncey
Buchtel
Plains
Nelsonville Grays
the Plains
Birthday Honor for J Will Grose at 30th
Mr and Mrs Will Grose hosted a luncheon in honor of their son J Will Grose’s thirtieth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Grose and daughter Hazel Mr Roy Kep lar Miss Emma Lehman Mr Floyd Bryan Miss Ruscoe Mr Joe Leh man and family with Hazel Lewis Emma and sons Charles Leroy and Edith Ruscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grose
J. Will Grose
Joe Grose
Hazel
Roy Keplar
Emma Lehman
Floyd Bryan
Miss Ruscoe
Joe Lehman
Hazel, Lewis
Emma
Charles Leroy
Edith Ruscoe
Nelsonville High School seniors star in The Fortune Hunter
A large crowd greeted the graduating class of Nelsonville high school as they performed The Fortune Hunter with Nat Duncan as hero and Tom the newsboy among the cast. Intermission featured songs by an orchestra led by John Scott. The Maker of Dreams preceded the curtain with nine roles, and a repeat performance is planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School
Nat Duncan
Tom
John Scott
Five Mile Bicycle Race Set For June 2
Registrations must be in by noon tomorrow for the five mile race. Handicaps will be decided in trial races at o clock Saturday morning at the Y. Contestants start at the Y then cross the depot bridge loop Kimberly road Dug-out bridge and return via the brick road. Prizes donated by local business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Road
Ibusiness
Grays Restructure Under O Dupler New Management
The Nelsonville Grays reorganize with a new lineup managed by O Dupler formerly of the Nelsonville White Sox. With players Elliot, Bateman, Townsend, Carr, H Dupler, Evans, Cage, Ditcher, Barber, Vaughen burg and H Whyte the Grays opened strong and defeated Poston 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRAYS
Nelsonville Grays
O. Dupler
Nelsonville White Sox
Elliot
Bateman
Townsend
Carr
H. Dupler
Evans
Cage
Ditcher
Barber
Vaughenburg
H. Whyte
Harold Spencer Spending Week With Father at Pomeroy
Harold Spencer is visiting his father Thomas Spencer and other relatives for a week at Pomeroy, enjoying family time and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Pomeroy
Sportsmen Notes Pheasant Eggs And Meeting Friday May 27
The group reports all 400 ring neck pheasant eggs placed and seeks 400 more for distribution. They plan to post 3200 acre game reserves and urge members to attend Friday night May 27 to decide procedures. Report any fish and game law violations. call named officials if they hear illegal shooting in woods at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Inderriden
C. E. Scott
Lee Cox
Morris Wilson
Quigley
Hocking Valley Baseball League Upsets Shake Race
Nelsonville Grays beat Poston 4 3 and Floodwood topped Nelsonville White Sox 7 5 Chauncey Doanville won 7 6 as leading teams falter leaving White Sox up front in the standings Doanville Buchtel and The Plains also post losses in a tight pennant chase with several teams at one win and one loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Baseball League
White Sox
Nelsonville Grays
Poston
Buchtel
Floodwood
Nelsonville White Sox
Chauncey
Doanville
the Plains
Vanes
Nelsonville W. S. Jade
Chauncey Eecessess
Doanville Wsesessess
New YMCA Pool System To Aid Year Round Use
A new water system will keep the YMCA pool usable nearly all the time and be a popular feature this summer. A regular swimming schedule starts next week.
Second Sunday School District Meeting Planned May 28 29
The second Sunday school district of the Eastern Union Association will meet May 28 and 29. First session Saturday at 10 a.m. A committee will meet all trains. Come and enjoy a spiritual feast at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eastern Union Association
Dora May Hosts Nineteenth Birthday Party
Miss Dora May entertained about 20 guests Saturday evening May 21 to honor her nineteenth birthday with music games and refreshments following the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora May
McClead Reunion Honors Kendall Family at South Salem
The McClead reunion held May 22 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John M Kendall of South Salem Ohio gathered relatives at Josiah McDaniel’s home after Sunday school at North Bethel. A basket dinner was shared, with games and conversations among attendees. Revival meetings begin at North Bethel May 24 inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Koker
Athens
J. W. Koker
H. A. Poston
Coolville
Jesse Poston
John M. Kendall
South Salem
Ohio
Josiah McDaniel
Walter Matteson
Ruta
Lois McClead
Alice
Leona Matteson
Jennie Leoffler
Elsie Poston
Edith McDaniel
Stanley Loeffier
Fred McClead
Edwin
John McClead
Charles McClead
Harold Matteson
Lloyd Poston
North Bethel
Harding and party arrive in Washington after Mayflower voyage
The Mayflower carrying President Harding and his delegation docked in Washington shortly before 10 a.m. He exited the yacht and was driven to the White House in a large automobile as part of the return from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Harding
New York
Harding
Whiteie
Beer brewers fined after home brew found in houses
Frank Rose of North Congress street and Wash Cable of North Court street faced court for brewing beer. Police found ten gallons at Wash Cable and a jug and moonshine at Rose's barn. The brew, tested at six percent alcohol, led to $500 fines plus costs. The men claimed the beer would have too much kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
North Congress Street
Wash Cable
North Court Street
Wash Cable’s
Rose
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