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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
The Chamber of Commerce aims to use meetings as Nelsonville's forum and invites all members and nonmembers to attend dinners and discussions. The newly repaired Y building opens Friday evening with a social hour and program by the Y Business Girls' class, with youths 5–6 pm and adults 7–9 pm.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church postpones the meeting due to Mrs. Coder cooking school. it will meet next Thursday. The Y M C A hosts an open house with a reception and events at the opera house Friday evening. Youth hours 5 to 6, adults 7 to 9. Volunteers have spent $2000 on repairs. Athens business men plan a volley game and high school girls will play basketball as part of a full evening of activities inviting public attendance.
A regular Chamber gathering occurs at 6:15 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at the Y. A committee of ladies from the Woman's Community Club will present the rest room proposal for discussion in open session.
The October Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Thursday at 6 15 pm with a focus on the rest room proposition pushed by the Woman's Community Club. They will present their plan to provide a long sought facility and invite all interested citizens to attend. Diphtheria Fatal for 7 Year Old Tommy Whitmore at Buchtel. Funeral held at Greenlawn with burial in attendance of his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Whitmore and siblings.
The Christian church plans its annual missionary tea in the church social rooms this evening at seven o'clock. The event invites parishioners and neighbors to gather for fellowship and fundraising.
Viola Henning died Tuesday in Columbus. Her remains go to her sister Mrs Brown in Buchtel for Friday 10 A M funeral led by Rev Donnelly. Burial will be at Buchtel. Also, teachers and prospective teachers will meet at Nelsonville high school Monday at 7 PM to discuss Ohio University extension work.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Hoch announce the arrival of a daughter born Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeLand announce a daughter born Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sisson of Columbus were guests here Wednesday.
Messrs L G Mathey Eli Johnson Ward Woodard John W Woodard Thomas Coleman Ed Cordell and Eber Jones attended the 63rd regimental reunion in Chauncey on Wednesday. Mr C H Newton has returned from Chicago where he attended a meeting of district Elks lecturers.
James D. Knight attended the Grand Council and Grand Chapter of Masons in Springfield in recent days. Mrs. Elizabeth Stratton and her daughter Nelle departed for Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania to be guests of Dr. and Mrs. E L Neff.
Mrs L A Whitmore will host the Hyperion club ladies at their first fall meeting on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4.
E F Taylor the Cherry River Paper plant night watchman has walked his beat for ten years. He estimates 15 200 steps nightly at two and a half feet per step totaling 138 700 000 feet 26 296 miles about the globe. He also strolls daily about Richwood and his home.
Justice Morschauser of the New York Supreme Court said he could not hand down a decision on Referee Gleason's report in the Stillman divorce suit. The British Museum reports the oldest Chinese writing on animal bone inscriptions.
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen told the American Bankers association that government intervention in employer employee disputes is necessary for industrial justice. He warned the railroad strike cost Pacific coast agriculture $70 million and criticized high labor department salaries as evidence of waste in government machinery.
Dr Arthur Holmes former Drake University president and University of Pennsylvania psychology professor told a Columbus audience that all actions are rational driven by ideas. He argued changing behavior requires replacing the idea, noting wars arise because young men enjoy fighting.
Moscow October 5 reports that businessmen seeking entry into Russia must provide exact information on their qualifications and financial responsibility under new orders issued by the Commissar of Foreign Affairs. The rules aim to curb operations under the newly adopted economic measures. The article notes the eight hour limit for determining eligibility amid the Waterloo battle reference.
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