Society and Local News in Athens Area Highlights
Miss Hazel Cline of Albany visits Athens en route to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. George Maniskas and Mrs. R. M. Laird visit Logan guests of Mr. A. Laird. Pallas club observes Federation Day Saturday at 2:30 hosted by Mrs. G. H. Crow. Pythian Sisters meet at 7 pm. Wheelings trip to witness Ohio Bethany game. Dr. Don Tullis to speak at First M E church. Missionary Society district meeting in Amesville. Mrs. Milo Coffrin and family visit Columbus then Florida. Entertained Club Sixty Five at Sunnyside needle club hosted by Mrs. Emmett H. Cotton with Greta Lash talk on Oberammergau. Out-of-town guests include Mrs. F E Stevens Cincinnati and Miss Hutchins Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cline
Albany
Athens
New York City
Don Tullis
Indianapolis
Ind
Milo Coffrin
Miami
Fla
Columbus
Florida
Parker Carpenter
Harry McKinstry
J. N. Brown
Sunnyside
Frank Coe
Waye Baker
Armistice Day program to draw crowd in Athens valley
Weather permitting, Armistice Day in Athens valley promises grand festivities. Frank McCann Post plans entertainment and a football game featuring Roberts Tigers of Murray against Athens Independents. High Street will close from the railroad crossing to Crary's Drug. American Legion hosts the day’s events and a final dance at Lamborn's Pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Alley
Frank McCann Post
Roberts’ Tigers
Murray
Athens
High Street
Crary
American Legion
Lamborn
Court Notes Two Wives Sue for Divorce in Athens County
Two Athens County common pleas petitions allege gross neglect of duty by husbands. Maggie Hartman, married to John W. Hartman in April 1909, claims three years of neglect. Ethel Lewis, married to Frank Lewis in April 1918 in Logan, says since April 1 1922 he has failed to provide for her and their two year old daughter, seeks divorce custody and child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Maggie Hartman
John W. Hartman
Ethel Lewis
Frank Lewis
Logan
Friends
Reading Glasses Offer Comfort Against Autumn Dark
Evening brings darkness and chill as folks stay home after supper. Reading glasses improve pleasure of reading with crisp type and reduced eye strain. Visit today for eye examination and to get a pair ready with prompt service.
Missionary Society Studies Africa Topic
The Missionary Society of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Eeron president. Mrs. 8 E. G. Pedigo presided with Mrs. L. leader. After roll call and a brief business session an excellent program followed. Mrs. P. B. Sidders gave a talk on Africa. Vocal performance noted.
Eighty Year Old Bailiff Credits Tanlac for Strength
John S. Perry of 2484 Lawton Ave Toledo Ohio at eighty serves as bailiff of Lucas County Court of Appeals. He credits Tanlac with boosting health and adding fifteen pounds. He says he feels fifty-nine and was weak after Civil War service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Perry
Lawton Ave
Toledo
Ohio
Lucas County Court of Appeals
Beins
Mr. Perry
Tanlac
Yanlac
Ohio University Program Highlighted By Colored Students
Soloist Cleopatra Whittice led eight colored children in songs under Miss Olive Pedico at Ohio University. Mrs. William Williams spoke on Jacob Kennely the African missionary. A quartet including Cecy Millikan and others sang Dark Dark Africa. Refreshments followed with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra Whittice
Ohio University
Olive Pedico
William Williams
Jacob Kennely
Africa
Cecy Millikan
W. T. Sprague
E. J. Person
Charles Cameron
Howard Bobo
Ohio university forms new council for exceptional children
Ohio University establishes a chapter of the International Council for the Education of Exceptional Children in Athens. Charter members include Helen Hibbard Garnet Woolweaver Ethel McHugh Alma Ross Leah Knoche Mabel Brinksmeir Lenore Calhoon with LaVinia Warner as faculty adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
International Council For the Education of
Athens
Helen~ Hibbard
Garnet Woolweaver
Ethel McHugh
Alma Ross
Leah Knoche
Mabel Brinksmeir
Lenore Calhoon
LaVinia Warner
Leader Escapes London Famed Fianna Fail Leader
Famonn De Valera, leader of the Fianna Fail, reportedly escaped danger in London in a developing incident. Police and security services mounted swift checks as details remained unclear. Officials urged calm amid ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Famonn de Valera
Irregulars Narrow Escape. Childers Captured
Irish Republican irregulars again evade arrest in a second close call within a week as government forces close in on their ranks. Ferns? No, Ferskine Childers, a chief aide, is captured in the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferskine Childers
Deaths at Athens and Amesville mark somber notices
Kenneth Lillie aged 27 died Thursday at his home 48 Moore avenue after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday 10:30 am at Bates church. He leaves a widow and three children, plus parents, a brother and sister, all of Athens. In Amesville Lavon, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hines, died Thursday night after a ten day diabetes illness. She was a sophomore at Amesville high school and leaves three brothers. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lillie
Moore Avenue
Bates Church
George Earl
Arlen Clifton
Ruth Helen
B. B. Price
Charles Lillie
Mary Sams
Athens
Athens County
Amesville
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
A vintage advertisement claims St Jacobs Oil stops rheumatic pain in minutes. It promotes rubbing the liniment on joints muscles and bones to relieve pain soreness stiffness and conditions like sciatica and neuralgia without internal treatment. The copy urges readers to buy a trial bottle at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Bond Issue Carried for New Chauncey High School
Patrons and residents welcomed a $27000 bond issue that will fund a new high school building in Chauncey. The current high school will share space with older grades, while the primary will continue serving younger students amid crowding. Enrolment stands at about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey high football team departs for Rutland game
Six Chauncey football players and numerous rooters left the city Friday morning for Rutland where they will meet the Rutland high school team this afternoon. Players include Bernard Six D Sams A Thomas R Brown Ralph Six Wylie Ryan C Poling Frank Ferrer Lorenzo Butts Ralph Brown Harold Minister H Jones Theron Goodson K Frazier and T Sanders. Mrs W D Hines of Chauncey is visiting friends in Columbus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Six
Chauncey High
Rutland
Chauncey
Bernard Six
D. Sams
A. Thomas
R. Brown
Ralph Six
Wylie Ryan
C. Poling
Frank Ferrer
Lorenzo Butts
Ralph Brown
Harold Minister
H. Jones
Theron Goodson
K. Frazier
T. Sanders
Forest Murphey Kovach obituary notes early life and death
Forest Murphey Kovach born October 29, 1900, died November 2 after 22 years in Glouster. A 1918 graduate and teacher, she married Daniel Kovach May 28, 1920. one child predeceased her. Uncle Pearl Murphey cared for her. survived by husband, father, siblings, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Murphey Kovach
Glouster
Daniel Kovach
Esteer
Forest
Pearl Murphey
Elmore Murphey
Michigan
Ben Edwards
Pastor Harry M. Wilson Returns to Glouster Church
The Glouster Church of Christ welcomes pastor Harry M. Wilson for his third year starting next Sunday with morning sermon Captivity's Captor and evening Closed Gates. Community thanks follow illness and death of Mrs. Dan Kovach. thanks extend to Rev J L Landsittel and floral donors. Local fraternal and lodge members are urged to join Armistice Day parade Saturday at 9 am. Rev L W White has returned to Bellaire after visiting J A Murray and friends on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kovach
J. L. Landsittel
Pearl Murphey
Fletcher Murphey
Harry M. Wilson
Glouster Church of Christ
K. of P. Lodge
F. O. B. Lodge
Rev. L. W. White
D. D
Bellaire
J. A. Murray
Spring Street
Proper manners for social visits and farewells
Guidance on hosting etiquette recommends inviting only two of three guests at a time, avoiding keeping the extra guest awaiting departure, and leaving promptly when you rise to depart so as not to inconvenience the hostess.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Maniskas
R. M. Laird
Mr. A. Laird
Pallas Club
G. H. Crow
North
Congress Street
C. W. Gross
Rob
L. Woodworth
Roger J. Jones
Evan J. Jones
Russell W. Finsterwald
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Bethany
Roger Jones
Martins Ferry
A. 0. Sloane
E. BE. Anmiller
Walter Bennett
Madeline
Nelsonville
Charles Mitchell
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Miss Hutchins
Charleston
Cal Hines
Church of Christ
Trimble
Charles Taylor
Paducah
Ha. C. Miller
Magnetic Springs
Tra Andrews
Will Andrews
Joe Higgins
Cornwell
J. Perry
FE. E. Stevens
Cincinnati
Carl Seastey
Beasley
Athens Opera House
California Peach Chorus
Oh Dearie Co
Lavon Hines
Neva Ferrel
Kate Noble
Mary Evans
Frances Golmob
John Ley
G. W. Ferrer
Mat Kilpatrick
Robert Noble
the Plains
William Noble
Frances Golomb
This City
Neal Helsel
Harvey Nye
J. A. Drake
Viola Shields
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Homer Shields
Lers
Swan
The
First Christian Church
Nderwear
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