Social News Briefs From Marietta and Nearby
Mrs Alston Ellis makes a Saturday visit in Marietta. Morris Cartwright of Green Run is in the city today on business. Mrs Lena Burgoon of Richwood visits Mrs F W Cone at 123 Franklin Ave. Maude Sanders stays in Wellston visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Rice. Dr and Mrs Milo Wilson motor from Gallipolis to visit relatives here yesterday. The Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers meet Sunday at 2 pm at the First M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Morris Cartwright
Green Run
Lena Burgoon of
Richwood
F. W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
Maude Sanders
Wellston
Mrs
Fred Rice
M. E
Business visitors at Court House and Athens call
Fred Corney a resident of Bessemer and veteran aged sixty one to sixty five was seen at the Court House today. Mr. Trone assistant postmaster at Circleville visited in Athens yesterday with his sons Messrs William and James Trone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Corney
Bessemer
Court House
Mr. Trone
Circleville
Athens
Messrs
William and
James Trone
Local Families share Decoration Day visits and news
Miss Edith Ford of Charleston spends the weekend with her parents on Walker street. James P. Wood and S. J. McCune of Cleveland greet Athens friends over Decoration Day. George Parks hosts Ethel Riley of Washington and Perry Riley of Akron. Roy Moore, 315th artillery, landed safely at Newport News from overseas. L W Kelsey and sister J W Hudson return from New York City after a week away. Mrs. J H Holmes of Carroll visits Mrs. James A. Palmer for Decoration Day. Mrs. Holmes formerly Marie Evans, daughter of Rev. Evans, once pastor of the local church. Edwin Musgrave visits his brothers, recently discharged from service in Atlanta after living in the south, previously near Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ford
Charleston
W Va
Mrs
George Ford
Walker Street
Frank Moore
North Lancaster Street
Roy Moore
315Th Artillery
Newport News
J. H. Holmes
Carroll
James A. Palmer
Holmes
Marie Evans
Evans
M. E. Church
Edwin Musgrave
Walter and
Howard Musgrave
Musgrave
South
Atlanta
Tampa
Fla
Pi Beta Phi Honor Tea Hosted by Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Alston Ellis hosted a 5 o'clock tea Thursday for Pi Beta Phi active chapter and patronesses. Thirty were served with tables trimmed for the occasion and guests included Mrs. Lenna Slattery and Mrs. Henry Zenner along with out of town alumna Mrs. J. F. Barker visiting from Iowa State.
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Alston Ellis
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Lenna Slattery
Henry Zenner
T. R. Biddle
T. W. Craig
J. F. Barker
Iowa State College
Prof. Barker
Ohio State University
Rossi Concert Highlights Ewing Hall Recital by Young Trio
In concert last evening in Ewing Hall Miss Helene Turner soprano and Miss Lois Neilly pianist performed as Miss Turner, a Zanesville native and Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, with Miss Neilly a Martins Ferry resident. The audience of several hundred applauded, as Turner plans a New York winter to further study with Florence Hinkle while Neilly trains under Marcian Thalberg lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rossi
Helene Turner
Zanesville
Lois Neilly
Martins Ferry
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Clyde Reasoner
Charles Geis
Rossi
Albert C. Rossi
Ewing Hall
Miss Turner
Russi
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Ery Lulek
Presence Delights in a Graceful Vocal Recital
The performer displays a fine soprano voice with a mellow tone and strong upper range. Her selections, especially Ah mon Berger and Sweetheart thy lips are filled with flame, excited enthusiastic encores. Miss Neilly accompanies superbly on piano and shines as a soloist with Chopin and Lichmann pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Ward Stephens
Miss Neilly
Chopin
Lchumann
Former Ohio footballer Holly Flits Returns for OSU Game
Holly Flits, once a well known local footballer, rejoined the Ohio State squad for yesterday’s game. He served overseas with the Guards, joined the 180th Keystone unit, fought in six heavy battles, and was near Metz when the war ended. He played tackle and guard and plans to graduate next year, fitting into the line next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Flits
Ohio
Holly
Keystone
Metz
Bowen Family Birthday Dinner Reunion Surprises Parents
Bowen family members gathered at the parental home last Sunday for a birthday celebration and reunion. Relatives from Athens Logan Murray Jobs Orbiston and nearby areas attended with baskets and gifts for the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jobs
James Blazer
Hazel
Mary
James
Athens
Elizabeth Watson
Murray
Bowen
B. F. Blackford
Logan
Joe Anderson
John
Homer Anderson
Annabell
Orbiston
Walter Bird
Earl Moore
Tillie Bird
Mary Bowen
Deaths Funerals Mrs Barnhill in Jerseyville burial at Marion
The remains of Mrs M F Barnhill arrived with her husband two sons and daughter from Marion and went to Jerseyville to the home of Mr Myers father of the deceased. Funeral services were held there this morning at 10 o clock and burial made at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Barnhill
Athens
Marion
Jerseyville
Myers
Parkersburg Youth Named Editor in Chief of The Green and White
R. E. Danegfitt Junior, a Parkersburg native and veteran, has been chosen as editor in chief of the University paper The Green and White for next year. He attended multiple West Virginia schools and served as a sergeant in the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Danegfitt
the Green and White
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Regular Army
No soldiers were discharged from Camp Sherman Memorial Day
Memorial Day passed with no discharge at Camp Sherman as reports noted there were no soldiers discharged on the holiday or the following Saturday.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe forms guard unit led by three distinguished sergeants
In Ross county Chillicothe organizes a new guard company with three distinguished sergeants at its head claiming a unique status. Athens county reports at least two D S C men Major S M Johnson and Charley J Hayden both noted as esteemed veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ross City
Athens County
M. Johnson
Charley J. Hayden
Russia
Superintend Morgan to display Wise school photos
Next week Superintendent Morgan will present photographs by Wise across all schools. The images, captured in the last week, feature subjects from first grade children at play on the lawn to the entire high school student body in the assembly hall.
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Morgan
Wise
Athens Scouts Victory Over Millfield 10-0
Athens Scouts Troop One defeated Millfield 10-0 yesterday morning. Hl. Wise pitched for Athens with ten strikeouts and few hits. H. Thiesen started for Millfield fanning eleven. The teams meet again today.
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Athens
Millfield
Hl. Wise
H. Thiesen
Athens Memorial Day Sees No Arrests As Police Steps Noted
The Athens report states no arrests were made on Memorial Day and none since Monday, contrasting with a 1917 May 380th date notes. It recalls two years ago seven drunks were arraigned before Mayor Rowland and fines totaling $165.85 were dropped, with one drunk paying a fifty dollar stipulation.
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Athens
Rowland
Glouster Beats Millfield 15 to 6 in Opening Series Game
Glouster defeated Millfield 15 to 6 in yesterday’s first game of a five game series. The second game will be played at Millfield tomorrow afternoon amid a promise of a different outcome by Millfield players. Decoration Day passed quietly with Civil War veterans in charge of ceremonies and local stores closed.
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Glouster
Millfield
Death of Daniel H. Lewis at Athens State Hospital
Daniel H. Lewis aged 36 died May 29 at Athens State Hospital from dementia paralytical. He had resided there eight years. Brother Joseph Lewis of Columbus arrived yesterday and accompanied the remains to Oak Hill for burial. Dowler undertaking company in charge of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Lewis
Athens State Hospital
Joseph Lewis
Columbus
Oak Hill
Dowler
Mrs Rudolph Randall Funeral in Plantsville Sunday
The remains of Mrs Rudolph Randall arrived from Delaware Oklahoma and were taken to the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Shuler on First street. The funeral cortege will proceed to Plantsville this afternoon for services Sunday at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs Harris and interment will be at Mt Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Randall
Delaware
Okla
Fred Shuler
First Street
Plantsville
Harris
Mt. Herman
Davis Case Nears End in Highland Coal Suit
Harry Power sues The Highland Coal Company with Joe B. Davis as principal. Proceedings opened at nine with Attorney Williams accusing Davis of using the Highland mine for personal gain. Defense by Attorney Wells followed and continued into the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Power
Highland Coal Company
Joe B. Davis
Williams
Worstell
Davis
Highland
Wells
Jones
Armstrog of
Columbus
Bronsdon at Home Finishing Co and Park Hotel
June 3 4 5 event details include Bronsdon at Home Finishing Co and Park Hotel with contacts for Roth on 5 31 3. Unclear context but reads as notices of location and date related to businesses and a telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronsdon At Home Finishing Co
Park Hotel
Roth
Ice Cream Supper At Jerseyville School
Social event planned at Jerseyville school tonight invites all residents to attend an ice cream supper and enjoy a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Buying A Watch
A watch should be chosen for long term use and pleasing appearance. The seller urges selecting a case that suits you and guarantees the movement to perform as represented.
Local visitors and family guests travel through town
Corning residents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hermey visited relatives in the city and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Norris and two children plus Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Vernon of Athens were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Vernon. Mrs. Spero spent days in Zanesville with Louis and Mrs. Webber while Mr. Spero returned. Mrs. J. Thornton and daughter Jeanette went to Akron for Will Thornton’s illness. Mrs. Wagner and Miss Minnie Williams visited Bellaire with Geo. Pyle family. Miss Minnie Duncan of Columbus visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hermey
Corning
Geo. Norris
Clyde Vernon
Athens
A. Vernon
D. Spero
Zanesville
Louis Webber
Chicago livestock men declare market holiday after Memorial Day
Chicago operators in the livestock trade announce a market holiday due to light business following Memorial Day inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Light
Chicago
Ill
Cincinnati Produce Prices for Eggs and Poultry
Cincinnati produce report lists eggs steady with losses off at 38 cents for firsts and 37 1 2 cents for seconds. Live poultry shows steady fowls at 88 cents per 41 pounds and over, 33 cents under 44 pounds, broilers at 50 cents, and roosters at 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Children Gave Parents Surprise in Buchtel May Day
In Buchtel on May 31 the sons and daughters of Mr and Mrs Thomas surprised their parents with an event or gesture depicted in local notes. The brief item highlights family affection and a community setting with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Thomas
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