Automobiles Arrive At Cloverleaf Farm News
The Treat boys await a promised new auto as the post brings news of arrival. Tom leads the way to the porch where Father and Mother Treat greet the milestone with smiles.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
6
The Treat boys await a promised new auto as the post brings news of arrival. Tom leads the way to the porch where Father and Mother Treat greet the milestone with smiles.
In a whirl of activity Gwenda adjusts to life in Teher’s Village studios where freedom from strict mealtimes and schedules reigns. She accepts an invitation to pose for Fedya Stepanova, a promising artist, while grappling with heartbreak over a rejected romance and plans to visit California with renewed purpose.
Dear Mrs Thompson writes of a high school graduate saleslady in California seeking guidance on a romantic dilemma with a 19 year old man who proposed marriage after a sapphire ring gift. She fears losing him and questions his true love while giving up friends and enduring heartbreak.
Capital beauties compete for film honors after an appearance in Washington at a legion event. The event seeks contestants to help organize a future film project and provide support for sick or needy women while showcasing female beauty.
London dispatch notes the next Queen of England could be a commoner due to wartime royal changes. Four suitable European princesses remain, with Italian, Danish, Romanian, and English candidates considered amid wealth, status, and dynastic constraints.
The Plains Gorge Rescoe returns home after an operation. Mrs Sherlock and children visited Mrs John Potts. Mrs Harry Nichols hosted dinner. Levi Smith went to Corning to visit relatives. Arthur Burchfield spent Sunday at Poston. Fink and Circle Hill guests visited Potts. Helen Riley and Dot Dickens visited Erma Bryan.
Mrs. Pete Byooker underwent an appendectomy in Columbus and recovered well. Gene Hutcheson returned home briefly from Logan hospital where he has been recovering from a broken leg. James Branigan, while hunting in Morgan county, shot two men accidentally but caused no serious injuries. Mrs. Ida Giffin of Straitsville visited relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of Monday were startled when their house caught fire.
Advocates urge for an English marriage for the Prince while London observers note no fixed court rule. Parliament would consent to a non royal bride and King George and Mary favor the prince choosing for himself. Princess Mary also stands a chance if a non royal husband is acceptable and a substantial fortune is required.
Local social notes list dinner guests for Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kinney and relatives from Marietta Ireland and the area. Others visit relatives, and townsfolk travel to Athens Beebe Bethany Coolville Utley for employment visits and hospital care.
Harmony Hill notes report Misa Carrie Thorp visiting, Marietta family on vacation at home. Milo Foster and baby of Little Hocking visit T. J. Foster family. Funeral attendance for Mrs. A Dazell at Red Bush. Thanksgiving gatherings include Wm Hill family and Millard Foster family at T. J. Foster home. Local visits between Conley and Berry families near Otterfield.
The Albany charge will hold the first quarterly meeting at Albany M E church on December 11 and 12. All church officers are urged to attend to conduct yearly business. Thanksgiving gatherings are noted among area families amid snowy, muddy roads.
Cleveland Ohio November 27 Judge William McGannon indicted by the county grand jury for second degree murder in the Harold Kagy case entered a not guilty plea at arraignment and was held on a ten thousand dollar bond Judge Day set December 14 as the next court date.
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