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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
5
At 3 o clock Rev B F Timmons presided over the nuptial service attended only by immediate families. A wedding dinner followed. The couple plan to reside in Detroit Michigan where the groom works for Ford Motor Co and the bride formerly worked as forelady at Me Bee Binder Co.
The Friendship Needle club resumed its meetings for the year on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Parker as hostess. Members enjoyed needlework, social conversation, and music, followed by a prettily appointed luncheon served to ten members.
Eleven of fourteen members gathered at 6 South College Street in Athens for a balanced dinner by the Athenian Art cooking club, the city’s old social club.
The girls of Prof Gamnerts felder s class at the Presbyterian church plan a social in the Sabbath school rooms Saturday evening at seven o'clock. All University girls who favor the Presbyterian church are invited. A competent committee is organizing a delightful program for the event.
Mrs W A Matheny of Columbia avenue will host the Pallas club Saturday at 2 30 o clock. A Miss Madeline Schaeffler from Coshocton arrived this afternoon to spend the weekend with her family.
Ray E. Slaughter returned from a business trip in Boston and New York City and traveled home via Columbus. He was accompanied by Mrs. Slaughter and their infant son Paul Franklin.
Dr and Mrs Ben Biddle and daughter Betty Ann of Sugar Grove spent the day with Sheriff and Mrs Parker and visited Mrs Biddles parents in Pleasanton. Several others plan a Saturday motor trip to Wheeling W Va for the Ohio Bethany football game and Dr George R Kahler from Union City Ind visits home folks before moving to Goodlands Kan to practice. Mrs Kahler Virgene Henry is a Kirksville Osteopathy senior teaching there.
A Fair Offer. McKee Drug Co invites catarrh sufferers to try Hyomei with a money back refund if relief is not achieved. Call and see Hyomei at McKee Drug Co.
Athens audience fills university auditorium for the opening program of the Woman's Music Club series. Ruth St Dennis Dancers captivate with interpretive dance while The Secret of Suzanne delights as a three character opera. William Tucker shines as Count Gill with clear performance and charm.
Mr J L Manning of Middlesboro Kentucky is spending a few days with friends and relatives in Athens Carpenter and Pomeroy.
Edward Vernon came home Thursday from a Columbus hospital where Mrs. Vernon underwent surgery Tuesday morning. She is reported to be getting along nicely. Others mentioned include Nowell Smith of Wellington and O B Knode of Columbus.
Ohio's football squad battles injuries in scrimmage as Palmer breaks a arm Van Sickle injures knee Payne twists a knee Hess injures shoulder Reinhold twists ankle restricting play Van Sickle debuts on football after pledging no strong drive. Finsterwald prepares a strong first team for tomorrow’s Bethany game.
Clyde Juniper of Canaanville pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery before Justice Helwig on Thursday. He was ordered to pay $10 plus costs, total $27, which he paid. His wife charged ongoing cruel treatment with no provocation, a pattern residents say has been frequent.
Quebec reports steady growth in the sheep industry with over 1,000,000 sheep now in the province. The expansion reflects rising demand and broader farming activity in the region.
The new drydock under construction at Skinner's Cove will be able to accommodate the largest vessels afloat. It is being built for the Dominion of Canada at Esquimalt B C to serve naval and commercial needs.
Clayton Morrison, a schoolboy, sustained broken arms after tumbling from a swing on the school playground. He received medical treatment and was listed in stable condition.
An advertisement proclaims Mi O Na as the top prescription for indigestion from McKee Drug Co, promising relief for stomach distress and urging readers to trust the product.
Residents condemn recent egg and tomato throwing at Dr. Geneva Fry’s home in Guysville. Call for state intervention as such acts threaten public safety and bring statewide disgrace to the town above Columbus.
By the Way item reports Ed Cunningham of Guysville loading another car of lambs on Thursday, adding to his cattle and livestock movements.
By the Way Dudley Root the third trick operator at Stewart has a force of men at work erecting a residence which he will occupy as a home.
Coleman and Kimes of Guysville are constructing a new store building adjoining their current shop. The old quarters will be repurposed later as a wareroom.
The Ohio League of Women Voters clarifies a field misstatement about Congressman I M Foster and the Sheppard-Towner bill for maternity and infancy protection. The secretary notes Foster has expressed support for the measure on several occasions.
Melville Berry, lecturer, warned in Cleveland that in ten years more than five million Americans could be stone blind from drinking bad liquor. He argued the prohibition law was a failure and pleaded for light wines and beer. The report also notes India has fish that flush crimson when fed.
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