Circle Meets Hobson Study Circle Night of Reading
The Hobson Study Circle met at 10% West State Street with Mrs. Paul Keever. Quotations from Alice Cary answered roll call and Bible Stories were discussed under Mrs. Earl Marquis. Mrs. Clyde Featherstone won first prize and Mrs. O G Jordan second in the Forest Romance contest. Refreshments were served by the hostess. A later note recalls a summer visit to Creekeye Lake at Shell Beach by Mrs. Frank X Rauch and a surprise kitchen shower at Rauch home 87 South Court with guests including Mrs. C N Exinnon and others. Needle Craft club to meet with Mrs. W E Moler at 35 North College Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Hobson
Vessey
Paul Keever
West State Street
Alice Cary
Earl Marquis
Clyde Featherstone
O. G. Jordan
Creckeye Lake
Shell Beach
Frank X. Rauch
Rauch
South Court
C. Nexinnon
F. D. Forsyth
Evan Jones, Jr
E. C. Shloss
D. R. Zenner
Oss Ll Finsterwald
Byron Wolfe
It Wood
Needle Craft Club
W. E. Moler
North College Street
Miss Blodwen Evans Weds Mr Bretz in Guysville Nuptials
Miss Blodwen Evans of New Sheffield wed Mr. Bretz of Guysville on Tuesday. A nuptial service was held at 2 pm at the Christian church at 64 North Congress Street, officiated by Rev. M. E. Coatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodwen Evans
Newshfield
Mr. Bretz
Guysville
M. E. Coatley
Christian Church
North Congress Reet
Women Bible Class to Meet at Mrs Williams Home
The Presbyterian Church Women’s Bible Class will gather Thursday at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs Sarah Williams at 20 Church Street with Mrs A F Reeves and Mrs J E Barker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Sarah Williams
A. F. Reeves
J. E. Barker
The
Presbyterian Church
Moore Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Daughter
In honor of Mar jorice Fileen's first birthday Mr and Mrs Ray Moore at 175 North Lancaster Street entertained at dinner Sunday Guests included Mrs C S Moore Miss Edna Moore White Hall Mr A B Wingett Mr Theodore Wingett Wingett Chapel Miss Ina Martin Albany Miss Elsie Braley near Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorice Fileen
Ray Moore
North
Lancaster Street
C. S. Moore
Edna Moore
White Hall
A. B. Wingett
Theodore Wingett
Wingett Chapel
Missina Martin
Albany
Elsie Braley
Athens
Needle Club Hosts Social Evening Meeting
Mrs Dasa Long and Mrs Edward Walburn hosted the Tuesday Needle club at the Walburn apartments. Nineteen members and one guest, Mrs Carman Church, attended for sewing and social chat. Mrs Wiley Sprague won the first prize in a contest and Mrs H W Grover the consolation. a dainty collation closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasa Long
Edward Walburn
Dilleys Host Tuesday Club With Health Talk
Prof and Mrs F B Dilley hosted the Tuesday Club at 196 East State Street. Dr W N Alderman led the program on Your Health and Mine, followed by a lively discussion. Pilates were set for 38 for the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Dilley
East State Street
W. N. Alderman
Alpha Xi Delta Holds Patro nesses and Alumnae Evening
The active chapter and pledges of Alpha Xi Delta hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for patronesses and alumnae at Mrs. B M Gibson's home 644 University Terrace. Patronesses named include Mrs F W Bush Mrs N J Wolfe Mrs A A Atkinson Mrs C H Harris Mrs M E Twiss Mrs L G Worstell and Mrs John H Preston. Alumnae present were Mrs Dorothy Kircher Dent and Miss Caryl Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta
B. M. Gibson
University Terrace
F. W. Bush
N. J. Wolfe
A. A. Atkinson
C. H. Harris
M. E. Twiss
L. G. Worstell
John H. Preston
Dorothy Kircher Dent
Caryl Lent
Unique children's program at Social Literary club meeting
A Tuesday afternoon event at Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth’s home featured the Social Literary club presenting a children’s program led by Mrs. Fred McKay. The highlight was a playlet titled The Oath of Allegiance to the American Flag with Jimmie Harrison Roach leading, each child bearing a flag, followed by songs and piano solos by Dorothy Dailey Margaret Haskins Thomas Hoover and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Literary Club
Robert L. Woodworth
North Congress Street
Henry A. Hatch
Allen R. Kresge
Clarence Roach
Fred McKay
Jimmie Harrison Roach
Dorothy Dailey
Margaret Haskins
Thomas Hoover
Betty Gullum
James
Robbie
Women auxiliary serves dinner at Phi Delta Theta house
The Phi Delta Theta women's auxiliary held a dinner at the fraternity house on West Mulberry street Tuesday evening. More than 175 attended, including mothers fathers and alumni of the local chapter. After the meal there was music with both active and older members performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
West Mulberry Street
Mrs Elizabeth Bugh Visits Canton Relative
Mrs Elizabeth Bugh of Canton visits at the home of her sister Mrs T H McAdoo at 76 University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bugh
Canton
T. H. McAdoo
University Terrace
Mrs. J. S. Biddle Arrives for Gallipolis Visit
Mrs. J. S. Biddle of Gallipolis arrives this afternoon to visit her father, John H. Moler, at 34 West Carpenter street, and other home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Biddle
Gallipolis
John H. Moler
West Carpenter Street
Brownlee Family Visiting Colonists on Hunting Trip
Mr. Sanford Brownlee of Columbus, brother of the late Mrs. Ed Brown of Albany, and an uncle of Dr. J. N. Brown of this city, with Mr. Harry Brown of Albany, are visiting nephews for a few days during a hunting expedition. Brownlee was born at Pleasanton and previously resided in Athens and Logan before settling in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Brownlee
Columbus
Ed Brown
Albany
J. N. Brown
Harry Brown
Mr. Brownlee
Pleasanton
Athens
Logan
Woman's Music Club to Meet Thursday Evening
The Woman's Music club will meet with Mrs. Frank X Rauch at 87 South Court Street on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Woman's Music Club
The
Woman's Music Club
Frank X. Rauch
South Court Street
Mrs Andrew Bigum Leaves for Covington Ky to Join Husband
Thelma Newman departed Tuesday to join her husband in Covington Kentucky where they plan to establish a future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bigum
Thelma Newman
Covington, Ky
Birth of Charles B Tillery Jr. announced by Tillery family
Mrs. Roy Pilcher received notice from her brother Charles B Tillery of Hamilton about the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Tillery on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pilcher
Charles B. ‘Tillery
Hamilton
Charles B. Tillery, Jr
Mrs. Tillery
Mr and Mrs Whaley Move To Columbus
Mr and Mrs Charles Whaley relocated to Columbus on Tuesday and spent the day settling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whaley
Columbus
Rebekah Lodge to Meet On Thursday Evening
The Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday evening at seven. There will be degree team practice and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Hyde family leaves Athens for Columbus home
Mr and Mrs J Maurice Hyde and their young daughter departed for Columbus to join the National Surety Company. They will reside at 2 Turner apartments North High Street. Many friends in Athens regret their departure after a long residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maurice Hyde
Columbus
Mr. Hyde
Turner Apartments
Higa Street
Hyde
Athens
Bona Meets the Teachers in City Schools Assembly
The first joint gathering of the board of education and city teachers from three grade schools and the high school was held at the Central building Tuesday evening. A three course dinner by the high school domestic science pupils preceded remarks from officials including George Whipple and Superintendent Statley. The event aims to become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Dorothy Beam
Mayme Johnson
Grace F. Spring
George Whipple
C. F E. Statley
Bertha Bridgeman
East Side
Harold, Marcus
Mary M. Williams
A. F. Myers
L. G. Bean
Kiwanis Father and Son Dinner Delights at Methodist Church
The Kiwanis club annual father and son dinner, hosted by Methodist church ladies, drew a large crowd. Dr. Bryan gave the keynote address urging self effort and responsibility, praising Miss Colene Norviel, Miss Duncan, and Pittsburg baritone Mr. Rhodes for musical contributions that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father and
Kiwanis Club
the Methodist Church
Prof. Hoover
Colene Norviel
Duncan
Rhodes
Pittsburg
Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Cuts Nelsonville Ath ens Fares
The Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Co. cuts Nelsonville to Athens fares effective Wednesday November 21. Cash fare drops to 40 cents with reduction on 20 ride tickets. Rate covers bus transport from Second Street Athens downtown. Fares to intermediate points listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
Nelsonville
Athens
Second Street
Tariff Filed Reduces Points Proportionally Effective Now
The new tariff filed with the utilities commission reduces points proportionally and takes effect immediately, altering charges across applicable services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Commission
Mill street paying job advances under Beckler supervision
Chauncey Brick is being laid now and work progresses rapidly on the Mill street paying job under Contractor Beckler. Henry Osborne returns home from visits with relatives in Ravenswood Murrayville Coolville and nearby towns. Dane Osborn spends Sunday with his uncle at Tuppers Plains and is accompanied home by his father. Mrs Henry Osborn hosts Sunday dinner guests including Mrs Dance Osborn and Richard and Billy Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Beckler
Henry Osborne
Ravenswood
Murrayville
W. Va
Coolville
Tuppers Plains
Long Bottom
O. Dane Osborn
Chauncey
Henry Osborn
Mrs. Dance Osborn
Son Richard
This Elite
Billy Noble
Athens
Ladies Aid Meeting Change of Venue at Ellie Avenue
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Robert Hixon's home on Ellie avenue instead of Mrs. Myers' residence as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Robert Hixon
Ellie Avenue
Myers
George Straushaugh Accepts Car Inspector Post
George Straushaugh left today for Columbus to take a position as car inspector on the Pennsylvania road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Straushaugh
Columbus
Pennsylvania Road
Revival Services At Trimble Church Attract Growing Attendance
The Church of Christ in Trimble led by Rev. Courtney views rising interest with Rev. M. E. Chatley as evangelist. Tonight Green's Run church brings a delegation and Thursday is Chauncey night with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Trimble
Courtney
M. E. Chatley
Green’s Run
Chauncey Night
Mrs Charlies Bradfield Guests In Mid dleport
Mrs. Charlies Bradfield visits Mid dleport this week as guest of her sister Miss 8 J Surtees. A meeting of the women and girls of the M E church is Friday at 6 30 PM to organize a Woman's Missionary and Standard Bearers societies. Ruth and Sunshine Sunday school classes are asked to attend. Mr and Mrs Cyrune James and children of near Albany visit Mrs Ruth James at Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Bradfield
Middleport
J. Surtees
M. E. Church
Ruth and Sunshine
Cyrune James
Near Albany
Ruth James
Millfield
Albany O Clock Dinner Opens Social Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ed Batlles hosted a 6 o clock dinner with friends. Guests arrived from Athens including Mr and Mrs Ed Bur dette and daughter Vivian, Mr and Mrs Will Edgar, and from Albany Mr and Mrs George Spring with Mrs H W Reeder and daughter Mary, plus Mr and Mrs H C Hovey and Mr and Mrs George Bailes. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jerry Grimm of Athena visiting with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs F E Goldsberry. Elmer Knowlton from near Columbus visited his brother Newton Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Batlles
Athens
Ed Burdette
Vivian
Will Edgar
Albay
George Spring
H. W. Reeder
Mary
H. C. Hovey
George Bailes
Jerry Grimm
Athena
F. E. Goldsberry
Elmer Knowlton
Columbus
Brother
Newton Knowlton
Ritchie and relatives spend weekend visit in Ohio area
Mr and Mrs Charles Ritchie of Logan spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Carrie Ritchie. Mr and Mrs Pearl Vorhes of Cincinnati were here after a week in Athens and were accompanied home by his aunt Mrs Clara Selvey who will winter with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ritchie
Logan
Carrie Ritchie
Pearl Vorhes
Cincinnati
Athens
Clara Selvey
Ladies of the M E church meet at Mrs Cline home
The Ladies and of the M E church will meet with Mrs. A. D. Cline Thursday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
A. D. Cline
Albany Gets New Tar Bound Roads In Several Streets
Albany has new tar bound macadam surfaces on the Avenue Clinton Center and other streets. Wilkes Street also received a fresh surface and had been improved last year. The railroad and Wilkes toward Athens won’t be finished this year due to late season. Fred Beckler of Athens held the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Clinton
Center
Wilkes Street
Wilkes
Athens
Fred Beckler
Entertains Friends With Sewing Party
Miss Faye Baker entertained a few friends of Mrs. Eva Baker of Columbus at her home Tuesday afternoon with a sewing party. Those present were Mrs. J. Howard Cline, Mrs. Ed Lasch, Mrs. Eldon Dailey, Miss Faye Cline and the remaining guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Baker
Eva Baker
Columbus
J. Howard Cline
Ed Lasch
Eldon Dailey
Faye Cline
Arbaughs Move Into Reeder Building Upper Flat
Mr and Mrs Charlie Arbaugh of Middleport relocate to the upper apartment of the Reeder building. Mr Arbaugh is employed at Cottingham Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Arbaugh
Middleport
Reeder
Mr. Arbaugh
Cottingham Garage
Miss Bertha Richey Heads to California Winter
Miss Bertha Richey left for Columbus Sunday to visit her sister and then proceed to California for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Richey
Columbus
California
Former Ohio U student pleads guilty to forgery in Athens court
Richard Dewey of Conneaut Ohio, once a Ohio University student, pleaded guilty to forgery in Mate Helwig's court. He was bound over to common pleas with a $1000 bond and later jailed on a $3000 bond pending conditions. The case stems from a $20 loan and a $50 payment dispute involving a forged check signed in the name of F C Dewey. Dewey, active in Athens since 1921, was picked up Tuesday night on Court street by Officer Maple and arraigned Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dewey
Ohio University
Conneaut,c
Mate Helwig
Common Pleas Court
Dewey
Athens
Fred Lee Tom
Tom
Conneaut
F. C. Dewey
Court Street
Maple
Helwig
Charity Ball of Elks Draws Large Attendance in Athens
The Athens Lodge of Elks hosts its annual Charity Ball at the armory on Thursday evening with tickets selling briskly. Proceeds benefit Christmas relief for the deserving poor as eight piece orchestra provides four hours of dancing starting at 8 o'clock. The prior banquet in the club rooms drew many members from across the county for a chicken dinner and an lodge inspection by District Deputy William J. Meyer of Portsmouth. John G. Price, former Ohio attorney general, could not attend due to missing his Columbus train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lodge of Elks
Armory
Geo. W. Hopkins
The
Elks
William J. Meyer
Portsmouth
John G. Price
Ohio
Columbus
Mentho Sulphur Relief for Eczema Says Skin Specialist
A noted skin specialist endorses Mentho-Sulphur for eczema relief. The preparation supposedly destroys germs, soothes irritation, and quickly clears and smooths the skin. Sufferers are advised to obtain a small jar from a druggist and apply it like cold cream.
Athens Weighs Rehabilitation Of Old Cemetery
Public forum urges continued City Council support and funding for West State Street Old Cemetery repairs. Club women and schoolchildren back the project, noting Revolutionary War veterans and long‑ago Athens residents buried there deserve a meaningful community site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
West State Street
Messenger
Fort Gower
Ohio health commissioners discuss public health nursing
In Columbus on November 21 the annual conference and institute of Ohio health commissioners focused on public health nursing in the morning and diphtheria in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Conference
Institute of Ohio Health Commissioners
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Lawrence Building
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