Social Literary club meets Tuesday afternoon hostess
Mrs. Robert P. Tompkins of 56 Elmwood Place will host the Social Literary Club at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon.
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Robert P. Tompkins
Elmwood Place
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
5
Guests From Marion Rutland Visit 27 North Congress
Mr. and Mrs. 8 G Glasener and daughters Helen Bernice Edna Marie Mrs Etta Hoppes of Marion and Miss Emma Stevens of Rutland spent the week end with Mr and Mrs A E Falloon 27 North Congress street Mrs Glasener is a niece of Mrs Falloon Mrs Hoppes and Miss Stevens are sisters All returned home except Mrs Hoppes who will stay another week
High Parent-Teacher Tonight Meeting at Senior High
The first meeting of the calendar year for the Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association is at 7 30 this evening in the school auditorium. A delegate will be elected to represent the association at the State Congress in Cincinnati October 7 9. Speakers include Miss Mary Connett and Prof F E Harshman. An informal reception closes the program. The Esther class of the Christian Sunday school meets at 7 with Mrs Clarence Laughlin at 70 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Associations
Cincinnati
Mary Connett
F. E. Harshman
Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
Clarence Laughlin
North
Lancaster Street
Columbus Couple Visits Friends at 85 Central Avenue
Mr and Mrs Richard Sells of Columbus spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Ervin James located at 85 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sells
Columbus
Ervin James
Central Avenue
Huntington families visit over weekend from town
Mrs. Elizabeth Grover Beatty and her sister Miss Maria Grover, teaching in Huntington schools, traveled from Huntington to visit over the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs H W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Grover Beatty
Maria Grover
Huntington
W. Va
H. W
Hobson Study Circle entertains Mrs Crom Jey at 49 Smith Street
John Henry, a student at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, spent the weekend with his family. The Hobson Study circle will be entertained by Mrs Harry Crom Jey at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Harry Crom Jey
Smith Street
John Henry
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Lillie Sunday School Class Plans Tuesday Meeting
Mrs. Fred Tedrow of 11 Van Vorhes Street will host the Lillie Sunday school class at 7 o clock Tuesday evening. Election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tedrow
van Vorhes Street
Lillie
Biddle Family Guests Visit Lewistown Bound Relatives
Dr and Mrs J Biddle of Gal polis are visiting in town to see Dr A C Biddle and his two daughters who will depart Tuesday for Lewistown Montana. They stay with Dr D H Biddle at College and Mili streets and are Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs E T Dailey.
Alpha Tau Alpha Honor Party Highlights Rushees
Zeta Tau Alpha wrapping up rushee events with a 24 cover dinner at Hotel Berry and a series of gatherings last week. Highlights include a Easthill hike, a tea at the university hospital with Elsie Druggan, a pirate dance in West Wing, and a Halleyhurst bungalow party, plus an Aunt Jemima breakfast at the hospital with black yarn dolls as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Jemima
University Hospital
Ferguson Guests Visit Dowler Family in City
Mr and Mrs W B Ferguson of New Marshfield spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs P G Dowler on Church Street. They returned home today with Mrs Dowler the Dowler matriarch who visited New Marshfield for four weeks and is now returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
F. 8. Wolfe
Mister
H. L. Atkinson
Lancaster Street
Wolfe
W. 8. Ferguson
New Marshfield
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Mr. Dowler
J. H. Dowler
Legion Expects 50,000 for Aiia Convention in Omaha
Omaha hosts the fifth annual American Legion convention October 5 to 9 with an expected crowd of 50 000. About 8 000 cars will be parked in downtown garages and residential areas under a coordinated plan. The committee led by W E T Bell arranged registration and guidance booths and a slogan Nobody walks and nobody pays to cover parking during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Aiia
Omaha
American Legion
W. E. T. Bell
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Legionnaitres
Tia Juana Prepares For Big Season Of Gambling and Entertainment
In Tia Juana Mexico near San Diego thousands of Americans flock to gamble dance and drink. The town lists over 600 dancing girls hundreds of bartenders and many saloons with Americans staffing most roles. The Foreign Club remains the main open gambling venue as authorities curb others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Juana
Mexico
San Diego
California
United States
Counterfeit Money Surge Cited by Secret Service Leader
William H. Houghton, in charge of the Philadelphia Secret Service, attributes the rise of counterfeit currency to widespread note reproduction. He warns that the fake money circulates heavily, calling for vigilance and new controls to curb the bogus notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Houghton
Secret Service
Philadelphia
Houghton
Labor Federation Seeks Tariff Cut for Textiles
The American Federation of Labor asks Congress to lower the textile tariff, arguing that wage protection is undermined when textile firms cut wages to meet demand drops. President William Green will push the issue at the AFL convention in Atlantic City, with resolutions likely calling for tariff revisions and continued wage protection in other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
American Federation of Labor
A. F
William Green
A. F. of L
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Atlantic City
United States
Fight Between Science and Religion Declared in Athens Sermon
The Athens Episcopal church hosted Archdeacon Dodshon who argued science and faith can harmonize and urged greater faith and moral training. He noted evolution need not contradict Genesis and welcomed the new rector Rev. Thomas Fielow arriving Nov. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dodshon
Zanesville
Athens Episcopal Church
Dedshon
Thomas
Fielow
Baltimore
Pielow
Dodshon
Mr. Dodehon
America
Banking Call Issued for Ohio Banks Report
Columbus October 6 H E Scott state banking superintendent orders all Ohio banks to report their condition as of close of business Monday September 18 1930 or 18thSeptember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. E. Scott
Banking of
Ohio
Soviet halts sale of royal archives
Moscow reports managers of state archives ordered to stop selling valuable documents to paper bag makers. Purchasers of street peanuts plums or pickles lose chance of getting original Catherine the Great letters or Ivan the Terrible orders. Shops and peddlers must use plainer packaging for their goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Catherine the Great
Ivan ‘the Terrible
Device in Tokyo claims earthquake warning device
Professor Jun Shida of Kyoto Imperial University debuts a pendulum based device that detects motion and generates an amplified sound to warn of approaching earthquakes five to eleven seconds before the shock. Skeptics note sensitivity and practical value, but foresee potential improvements for advance precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jun Shida
Koyoto Imperial University
Shida
Kunitomi
Central Meteorological Observaory
Appoint New Athens Rector
The Rev. Thomas Pielow will become rector of the Athens area Episcopal churches on November 1. He currently leads St. Bartholomew's chapel in Baltimore Maryland. Mr and Mrs Pielow are natives of Newcastle Pennsylvania and plan to live on Kimwood Place in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pielow
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
Baltimore
Athens
Nelsonville
McArthur
Chillicothe
Pielow
Newcastle
Athena
Ohio
Mrs. Fictow
Kimwood Place
Patrolman Jeff Bransky Near Death After Crash
Cleveland patrolman Jeff Bransky aged 32 remained in critical condition today after his car collided with another vehicle. Both cars overturned and Bransky was the sole injury in the crash reported from Cleveland on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patrokman
Jeff Bransky
Bransky
Pioneer Liquor Pioneer Abraham Frotberg Dead
Abraham Frotberg a pioneer liquor er and one of the oldest whiskey distillers in the United States before prohibition died at his Cincinnati home last night. He rose from German immigrant to head of the J and Arelberg Dietiffery company with plants across the Midwest. Born in Rhine Bavaria in 1668 he immigrated in 1869 and settled in Cincinnati a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Abraham Frotberg
United States
J. and Areiberg Dietiffery Company
Plaate
Middle West
Bavaria
Germany
Italy's Volcano Growing Active In Europe News
Rome dispatch reports Mount Vesuvius becoming more active with Hallan steamologiet predicting violent earthquakes in India on Tuesday and in Italy on Thursday, per the Dairy Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
E Express
Hallan Steamologiet
Reséahi
Haa
India
Italy
Wreck on East Coast Line Near Titusville Kills Two
Two people were killed and several injured in a railroad wreck on the East Coast line at Kau Gal He near Titusville. Reports reaching officials indicate the crash occurred early today.
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Jacksonville
Fia
Fiorida East Coast
Kau Gal- He
Titusville
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