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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1922

Page

5

Women's Club discusses American Music program

The Current Events Club met at Mrs. C C EF Stanley’s home to review five papers on American music from primitive roots to modern times. Members presented papers on Primitive Music Negro Music Patriotic Music Instrumental Music and The American Composer the Victim of his Friends.

Current Events Club CC. EF Stanley Grosvenor Street J. J. Woolley Anna White B. M. Gibson Ollie B. Skidmore W. H. Worthman Be.t. Hayes Mary Britton Marion Morse Louise Kerr Grace Spring

Pretty Bridge Luncheon and Tea at The Beeches

Mrs. Frederick Woodward Bush and Mrs. John Halliday Cline hosted a 15 table bridge luncheon and a 150 guest tea at The Beeches. The decor featured orange and black with marigolds, yellow candles, streamer lights, and wicker baskets. Mrs. D. H. Williams of Columbus attended. Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Cline escorted guests.

Bridge Frederick Woodward Bush John Halliday Cline The Beeches Columbus Bush Cline Grad James Will

Parker family travels and local social notes

Eva A. Parker leaves Saturday for Washington D C with daughter Edna Parker for a sightseeing trip east. Parker cast a sealed ballot before leaving for Tuesday's election. Miss Louise Price of New York City and Miss Ena Nelson visit Albany with Mr. and Mrs. O D Dailey. Mrs. Harry L Dean and children from Glendale visit Mrs. Dean’s aunt Mrs. Alston Ellis on North College Street.

Eva A. Parker Washington D. C Edna Parker East Louise Price New York City Ena Nelson Albany Harry L. Dean Ellis Cox Alston and Katherine Glendale

PTA to Meet at 7 30 This Evening

The Parent Teacher association of the Training school will meet this evening at 7 30. The session aims to discuss upcoming events and school activities.

Parent, Teacher Association of the Training School

Kings Heralds and Light Rearers Meet at Church Parlor

The Kings Heralds and Light Rearers will convene Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors for a planned gathering.

Kings Heralds

Charley Mickel of Logan Dies After Illness at 62

Charley Mickel a longtime Logan resident and engineer for Hocking Valley Railroad died in Athens after a nine week illness. Born in Logan 62 years ago he married Jennie Thomas on July 4 1884 and had two children Anna and Charles, the latter died at 12. He retired last April after suffering strokes and is survived by six brothers. Funeral at Hunter Street Lutheran Church Saturday at 3 p.m. with Rev Lauer officiating. interment Oak Grove.

Charley Mickel Logan Athens Mr. Mickel Jennie Thomas Anna Charles George Smith Hocking Valley Railroad Lewis Peter Henry George August Jake Springfield Hunter Street Lutheran Church Lauer Oak Grove

Ladies Aid Elect Officers at Hunter Street Church

The Hunter Street Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Martin Hartman on Thursday afternoon and elected Mrs. Jacob Herman president, Mrs. Edward Primmer vice president, Mrs Chris Brooker secretary, and Mrs. Roy Kleinschmidt treasurer. They completed 20 night towns for the Lutheran orphanage in Richmond, Indiana and are now making aprons and fancy work for their upcoming fair to benefit charities.

Hunter Street

Republican Meet Attracts Crowd In New Theatre Building

The Republican gathering on Thursday featured remarks by Congressman Simeon D. Fess and Miss Rose Morarity with Attorney Eugene Wright presiding. Morarity attacked Democrats while Fess praised tax cuts and debt reduction. the American Legion band performed on the public square before the meeting.

Simeon D. Fess Rose Morarity Eugene Wright American Legion Band Miss Morarity Pomerene Thompson Ohio Fess Edwin D. Ricketts Congress Hhe

Second Concert Announced by Euterpean Club

The Euterpean Club reveals its second concert set for November 9 a Thursday. Vocal groups feature Miss Mary Johnson McConnellsville with a rare sweet voice Miss Violet Brehm Logan and Miss Ernie Stevens Columbus all making concert debuts. Miss Elizabeth Collison Oberlin will perform piano selections. The program promises great interest.

Euterpean Club Mary ©. Johnson McConnellsville Violet Brehm Logan Ernie Stevens Columbus Elizabeth Collison Oberlin

City Protects Girl's Voice By NEA Service

City council enacts ordinance to bar a 15 year old singer Marion Talley from performing in public until her voice matures. The move follows a benefit concert that raised funds for her training and approval from Mme Schumann Heinke who praises her voice as exceptional.

NEA Kassas City Marion Talley Nevada Mme Schumann-Heinke

Leaf Burning Sparks City Health Warning

Editor notes growing complaints to Ath ens officials about burning leaves in streets. Health officers warn the smoke irritates nose and throat, aiding colds and flu and hamper communication. A city ordinance bans burning leaves in streets to protect curbing and safety. An Observer reports.

Messenger Athens

Deaths and Funerals Chauncey Ohio Almira Six

Mrs Almira Six aged 77 lifelong Chauncey resident died Thursday night at home of her daughter in law on Monrose street. Cause chronic intestinal nephritis with prior fractured hip and long illness. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at Christian church, burial in adjoining cemetery. Husband Mr Six predeceased her. son electrocuted on trolley wire seven years ago. Several grandchildren are immediate survivors.

Chauncey Almira Six Arthur Swartz Monrose Street Six Christian Church

Etiquette Note on Handshakes Between Strangers

The text states that a woman should offer a handshake to a man when introduced, and a man should not force it. It notes a woman typically does not shake hands with a complete stranger, while a hostess may greet guests with a handshake for courtesy and welcome.

Cabinet quorum collapsed as lawmakers tour campaign stops

Washington report notes the capital lacks enough distinguished residents to form a quorum for today’s regular cabinet meeting. The cabinet, Senate, and House were largely away stumping the country with political speeches, forcing the session to be called off.

Washington National Senate House

Duffey to Speak in Athens on State Policy and Governor Hope

Hon. T. J. Duffey, longtime workmans compensation advocate and advisor to governors, will address Athens at the Opera House on Saturday afternoon. He will argue for Vic Donahey's gubernatorial bid and discuss state policy in a broadly nonpartisan tone. A meeting chairman is Mrs J Schmidt, with a chance to meet Duffey at Hotel Berry before or after the event. Normally about 60 percent of global gold output comes from the British Empire, mainly South Africa.

Athens Pdemocrats T. J. Duffey Athens Opera House Mr. Duffey Ohio Ben Duffey Vic Donahey James M. Cox Cox J. Schmidt Opera House Hotel Berry South Africa

Best Cough Mixture Is Home Made

Reader advised home remedy for coughs and chest colds using Parmint double strength with sugar and hot water. Claims rapid relief, soothing action on mucous membranes, and superiority to store bought mixes. Mentions catarrh and nasal ailments.

Assorted Bracelet Watches at Low Prices

A dealer touts 14K solid gold bracelet watches with 15J movements for 25 and 30 dollars and 20 year guaranteed cases for 16.50 and 18 dollars. Also offered are J movement watches, cuff links, watch chains and other items for Christmas buyers. High grade wrist watches at cost are emphasized.

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