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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
5
Weekend visitors and a masquerade planned by local Maccabees
Sunday evening gatherings include Miss Myrta McCoy of Fultonham visiting cousin Mrs. O G Jordan at 19 Church street and Mrs William Stephan of Marietta visiting sisters Mrs A C Roach and Mrs Charles Cornell. Belpre resident Mrs Horace Curtis visits niece Mrs C R Ferguson. Mr and Mrs Franz L Woodworth host week end guests Mr and Mrs Jack Hardesty of Charleston W Va. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees plans a masquerade Monday night at the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta McCoy
Fultonham
Athens
O. G. Jordan
Church Street
William Stephan
Marietta
A. C. Roach
Charles Cornell
Horace Curtis
Belpre
C. R. Ferguson
Eva Griffin
University Terrace
Franz L. Woodworth
North
Congress Street
Jack Hardesty
Charleston
W. Va
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Indian Topics Highlight Local Clubs
Mrs. J. R. Harvey hosted the Current Events club at 85 University Terrace with president Mrs. Anna White presiding. Members discussed The Indian and his Problem by Leupp and The Indian of Today by Grinnell, presented by Mrs. W. H. Worthman and others, plus a piano solo by Mrs. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
Emma Battin
University Terrace
Anna White
Mary Britten
George Grinnell
W. H. Worthman
Mary Richards
Pearl Drake
J. W. Jones
W. W. Lee
Walter Smith
E. D. Sayre
Womens Federated Clubs
Nebish Island
Lake Huron
George Junod
P. G. Hibbard
Anna Raybould
John J. Woolley
Hyde Driscoll wedding at Catholic parsonage in November
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Driscoll and Mr. Charles Melvin Hyde wed at the Catholic parsonage with Rev Father Berry officiating. The bride, sister Nelle Driscoll maid of honor, is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Driscoll of Zaleski. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs William Hyde of North Lancaster street, is an engineer at the Ohio State Hospital. They plan a short honeymoon then reside in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Athens
William Hyde
North
Lancaster Street
Ohio State Hospital
Younger Let Have Party At Miss Mills Home
Miss Myrna Mills and Miss Frances Clutts hosted a youth party at 259 West Union Street last night. About forty guests attended from 7 to 10 pm enjoying games dancing and music. Luncheon followed with candy filled baskets as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Mills
Frances Clutts
Miss Mills
West Union Street
Fall Chi Omega Dance Draws Fraternity Crowds
The annual fall dance at the Students Union drew seventy five couples as Grace McGrath and Byron Whipple led a grand march at 7 30. The Greek letter decor dominated with blue and black crepe paper and lantern lighting while an eight piece orchestra played. Chaperones and hosts included Mrs Morrison Mrs O Dell and multiple couples from local families and guests from Newark Nelsonville Huntington Marietta Glouster Columbus Zanesville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
Students Union
Grace McGrath
Byron Whipple
Morrison
O’dell
L. Preston
J. H. Cline
L. D. Preston
Josephine Scott
F. J. Beasley
Franz Woodworth
Ruth Redman
Newark
Margaret Johnson
Nelsonville
Marguerite Garlach
Huntington
W. Va
Vera Webster
Marietta
Elma Dulaney
Joe Stewart
Glouster
Gertrude Needy
Crooksville
Glenna Rabe
Jacksonville
Marian Walden
Columbus
Dorothy Jones
Delbert Anse
McArthur
Hazel Shumaker
Dover
Mia
F. A. Hardesty
Charleston
Wilbur Emish
Zanesville
Mrs Howard Walden Visits Columbus on Saturday
Mrs. Howard Walden is a Saturday business visitor in Columbus, arriving for meetings and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walden
Columbus
Order of Eastern Star Cancelled Monday Meeting
The Order of Eastern Star will not meet Monday night as previously announced. The group postpones the session to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Chatleys Move Into New Church Parsonage in Chillicothe Era
Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Chatley have moved into the new Christian church parsonage at 64 North Congress Street. Mrs. L. N. Huff and daughter Annette left for Chillicothe to visit relatives this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chatley
New Christian Church
North Congress Street
L. N. Huff
Annette
Chillicothe
Cornwells Return From Three Week Gillespieville Visit
Mr and Mrs D C Cornwell arrived home last night after a three week visit in Gillespieville with Mrs Jane Kelley and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Cornwell
Gillespieville
Jane Kelley
Mrs McKinstry Visits Then Heads Home After Weekend
Mrs D A R McKinstry stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry McKinstry and planned to return this evening to Lancaster where she would visit Mr and Mrs George Hickle. Miss Margaret Johnson of Nelsonville and Miss Ruth Redman of Newark were weekend guests of Miss Grace McGrath and attended the Chi Omega sorority dance last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. McKinstry
Harry McKinstry
Lancaster
George Hickle
Margaret Johnson
Nelsonville
Ruth Redman
Newark
Grace McGrath
Chi Omega
Mrs. T. W. Craig Returns Home from Columbus Hospital
Mrs. T. W. Craig arrived home yesterday from a Columbus hospital with improvements in health. Mr. Craig, who has been in the East, joined her in Columbus and accompanied her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Craig
Columbus
Craig
East
Miss Bonnie Everhart Convalesces in Columbus
Miss Bonnie Everhart of Columbus is staying two months with her aunt Mrs. C. F. Smith at First and Walker streets while convalescing from a goiter operation. Her Sunday guest is Miss Florence Hogan of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Everhart
Columbus
Young Strecker Taken for Surgery in Columbus
Charles Strecker seven year old son of Rev and Mrs C L Strecker was taken to Columbus this morning with his parents for an operation in a hospital there. He has suffered eight weeks from pneumonia and related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strecker
C. L. Strecker
Columbus
Local Residents Move and Travel Highlights
Mr J Chapman Ward went to Marietta to join a new system window bakery partnership. Mrs Ward and children stay with her parents due to her father’s illness. Mrs Mary Funkhouser and sister Emmett Carpenter winter in San Antonio reporting ideal climate and missions built in 1703 still in use. F E Gillilan of Bridgeport and Viola Jividen and son Charles Jividen attended the funeral of Reuben Gillilan. F E Gillilan is a son and Jividen a sister of the deceased. Dr C L Jones and Dr A F Holmes joined 500 delegates at the United States Independent Telephone association meeting in Chicago. Jones returned to Athens while Holmes and Moler headed to California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chapman Ward
Marietta
Mary E. Funkhouser
Emmett C. Carpenter
San Antonio
Texas
F. E. Gillilan
Bridgeport
Viola Jividen
Charles Jividen
Middleport
Reuben Gillilan
Jividen
C. L. Jones
A. F. Holmes
W. E. Moler
United States Independent Telephone Association
Chicago
Dr. Jones
Athens
Dr. Holmes
Mr. Moler
California
Livestock totals show U S dairy and beef cattle numbers
Government data analyzed by the Ohio Farm Bureau federation details U S livestock counts: 23,321,000 dairy cattle sustaining 110,000,000 people, 42,870,000 beef cattle, 45,067,000 sheep, 66,649,000 hogs. Ohio ranks third with 8,699,000 head amid nationwide low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
U. S
Ohio
Iowa
Texas
Buckeye
Federation
JAP Position Stated at Arms Limitation Conference
Washington Navy officials report Admiral Kato presented Japan's stance on Chinese and Far East questions during the arms limitation talks. The statement emphasizes Japan's view on the regional balance of power and security concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
Japan
Kato
Ten Die When Funeral Car Hit By Train Near Chicago
In Summit Illinois a funeral party of thirteen in a large auto was struck by the California Limited train on the Santa Fe. Ten were killed and three injured as the train at about 66 mph plowed through the car after a hearse had cleared the tracks. John Tetkaske and Stanley Chybicki were among the first bodies brought to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Summit
California Limited
Emily Zinan
John Tetkaske
Stanley Chybicki
Many Seek Jobs at Lower Prices in Ohio Letting
More than 100 bids were filed with the Ohio state highway department at Columbus for eight highway projects totaling about 236000 dollars. The work includes four road and four bridge contracts plus one bridge repair with roughly ten miles of paving. Prizes were awarded to local residents and A B Whaley won the Ray Glo heater as the evening’s top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Herrick
Lester Syx
Chauncey
Charles Goldcamp
Athens
A. F. Padden
A. EB. Whaley
Ohio University stage picks leads for The Lottery Man
Prof W H Cooper selects 58 students from Athens for leading roles in Ohio University winter production The Lottery Man Jean Gist chosen for Helene opposite W H Cole a first year from Freeport Also appearing Mrs Payton Gloria Wysener Mrs Wright Josephine Stiers F Gleim Marion Bush Jack Reese and H Dewey The play a New York favorite is a light comedy about youth ambition courage and romance suited to a college stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W. H. Cooper
Department of Public Speaking
Ohio University
Coopey
Jean Gist
Helene
Miss Gist
W. H. Cole
Freeport
Jack
Payton
Gloria Wysener
Wright
Josephine Stiers
F. Gleim
Marion Bush
Jack Reese
H. Dewey
Lottery Man
New York
County Fair themed event entertains Athens crowd
Athens Council Knights of Columbus staged a Friday evening program titled The County Fair. Attendees enjoyed a lunch counter route to a country hoe-down, a doll and toy rack, living models called the Dolled up Chickens, a Horse Show, Chinatown in miniature, and a final dance with jazz music drawing the audience back to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wisconsin versus Chicago on slippery Stagg Field
On November 19 at Stagg Field Chicago and Wisconsin played a game delayed by rain and snow. The field, covered with hay for two weeks, became usable just as kickoff approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAGG
Chicago
Wisconsin
New Silver Plate for Thanksgiving Dinner
Aimed at pleasing spouses, the ad promotes Glover Pilate silverware as ideal for a Thanksgiving table. It promises family enjoyment and added relish from gifting this new plate.
Dope Praises Ohio University Football Strength
Dope from F E Lash Jr confirms Ohio University football as a leading team by noting Ohio's win over Cincinnati and Oberlin's wins while Oberlin beats Ohio State. The Athens squad rests after an Athens Hi-Doane game and coach Finsterwald plans polishing drills for a Thursday return. Jeffers and Gillen are out with shoulder injuries. rest of squad aims for Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Lash, Jr
Ohio
Ohio University
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Case
Oberlin
Ohio State
Chicago
Princeton
Athens
Athens Hi-Doane Academy
Finsterwald
Jeffers
Gillen
Marietta
Nelsonville Man Will Serve Upon Federal Petit Jury
An unusually heavy docket faces the federal court grand and petit juries next term in Columbus. Grand jury session begins December 6 and the petit jury December 12. Named grand jurors include Lewis T. Gray of McConnellsville Alex W. Smith of Zanesville and Pearl Tossey of New Dover. Petit jurors listed are J. M. Bailey of Zanesville 8. A. Craig Cambridge and Edward Wallace of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand and
Petit Jury
Lewis T. Gray
McConnellsville
Alex W. Smith
Zanesville
Pearl Tossey
New Dover
J. M. Bailey
A. Craig Cambridge
Edward Wallace
Nelsonville
Ohio River Rises to 32.8 Feet After Heavy Rain
In Cincinnati the Ohio River reached 32.8 feet as heavy rains drenched the lower Ohio valley. Since Wednesday morning about 2.42 inches of precipitation fell, and the river rose 6.1 feet from the previous day, according to the local weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Ohio
West Virginia Battleship Slides Down Ways at Newport News
Newport News Virginia November 19 2 PM America's newest battleship the West Virginia slid down the ways to join the fleet with high stakes for its fate both as a premier US ship and potential junk heap in future international naval balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
America
West Virginia
United States
Three Die In Storm Near Poplar Bluff Farm
A cyclone wrecked a farm home five miles east of Poplar Bluff Missouri killing three people. The storm damaged structures and injured others as responders searched the area. Medical officials considered airship hospital concepts for nerve treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Here
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H. R. Wilson
Big Lady Moon
Rainbow Child
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J. F. Stevens
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Percy Grainger
Miss Arpee
Hal Woods
Edmund Severn
J. N. Hizey
SOGAR
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