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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1923
Page
3
Cummins fell on railroad tracks while returning home after stowing his engine. He fractured his knee cap and was transported to Columbus for examination and treatment. The injury will keep him out of work for some time.
Mrs Ear entertained Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 for her daughter Catherine Jeanne who was five. Halloween decorations and horn favors set a festive mood. Eight little girls attended the party with little Miss Katherine Jeanne. A Halloween lunch brought the afternoon to a happy close.
The Scouts of Troop 5 are summoned to a special meeting at 6 o'clock this Monday evening at the YMCA. Attendance is requested by leaders.
Mrs C H Bartlett entertained the Hyper Ion club ladies at their first fall meeting. Reports from 64 officers and greetings from the new officers filled the session. Mrs Joe Davis gave a fine review of The Outcast. Twenty two members answered roll call.
Clinton Hick and Joseph Rodda of Columbus joined Mr and Mrs William Hick and others for an annual picnic at Rising Park Lancaster. The group including Mr and Mrs Weave Essex Miss Maud Hick Elizabeth Hartley Mrs Fanny Shields and Walter from Columbus enjoyed a bountiful dinner and supper with basket lunches and sightseeing at Mt Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lanner of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McDowell. Mrs. Gene Shafer and Mrs. Joe Humphrey, also of Columbus, were weekend guests of their sister Mrs. Martin Ohlinger.
Mrs James Knight and her child spent Sunday as guests of friends in Jacksonville, sharing a pleasant afternoon visit and social time.
Mrs Elizabeth Stratton and Miss Nelle are spending several days in Delaware with friends, enjoying the local sights and hospitality.
All members are asked to gather at the Pythian Sisters hall Tuesday at 1 30 PM to attend the funeral service for Sister Elizabeth Howe.
A planned hay ride for Tuesday evening October 9 organized by the Epworth League has been cancelled.
Nelsonville residents attend the McFadden funeral at Logan on Saturday. Attendees include Sherman McDowell, Wal Jo Chute, Elyla Patton, Heeba Moore, Martin Whinger, Charles Hanning, James Beard, and J. C. McSherry.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Davis of Dublin were weekend guests of their son Harry Davis and daughter in law while Mr and Mrs Joe Byers and Mr and Mrs John Huddy of Byesville were called here by the serious illness of Mr William Huddy.
The Y M C A schedules a Halloween party with six pm opening and refreshments. Activities will fill time before a street parade at 7 30 passing the judges stand on the square. Prizes include box candy for best looking school girl and a knife for oddest looking school boy donated by Colonial and Carpenter Hardware Co.
A new gym class for young men under 22 will meet Tuesday at 6 50 p m to discuss the year’s plans. All county men may attend. aim is a large, energetic group with multiple basketball teams and a big YMCA squad.
Teams must submit names and weights to the Y this week. Weight limits are under 88 over 88 and not over 125 pounds. Each boy must attend Sunday school three times weekly or the game he played may be awarded to the opposing team.
Zanesville faces an away match on Tuesday October 9 at 7 o clock. The local team looks strong and could enter the state tournament this year based on their current play.
The Eudora Chapter No. 720 OEF S&S holds a regular meeting Tuesday night at seven. Note the start time changes to seven oclock beginning October 1.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Chester and their young son Verne travel from Detroit to visit Clyde's mother Mrs Elizabeth Chesher in town.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Primmer and their little daughter Betty Jeanne are visiting local relatives in Lancaster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stedman Howe aged 65 long resident of Athens county died at St. Anthony's Hospital after an operation on Wednesday. She leaves husband J R Howe four daughters and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. Arpee.
The members of the Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees are asked to meet at the I. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday at 1 30 to attend the funeral service for their sister Mrs Elizabeth Howe.
The Bereans 7 large class gathered with 111 men present for a Sunday meeting. A 19 piece orchestra provided fine music. The group is planning a significant event in the near future.
The Bennett's Creameries face the Wellston Eagles at Haydenville Field on Sunday October 14. Lineups include England Jerkemeyer Wade Hartley Schmeltzer and Pope brothers highlighted by coach officials referee Lehman and Dixey. Parking is plentiful for fans attending the game.
Record audiences attended Home Coming services at the Presbyterian church. Over 150 people joined Sunday school where classes led by Miss Lou Shafer and Miss Agnes Raybould were praised.
Morning church services centered on Our Absent Sons and Daughters with a roll call of visiting members and a hymn of blessing. The day featured solos by Mrs McCune and a communion service for 106, followed by a get together and guest history presentations. News of Mrs Rolla Howe's sudden death cast a cloud over the event.
Mrs Charles McWilliams and her daughter Thelma of Wellston returned home Saturday after visiting Miss Onis Reyes of Trimble for a week.
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Teeves hosted guests last week Mr and Mrs Seline Wise of Harrisonville. Mrs Reeves joined them for a week at their home.
Jacksonville lost to the Mc Arthur team 6 to 23 on Sunday. The two squads have traded wins in a series started weeks ago and are evenly matched. games between them are never settled before the final inning. Next Sunday Jacksonville faces Roseville on Jacksonville grounds.
A Sunday homecoming and chicken dinner were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Asa Robinsonson at Hollister. Guests included I N Robinson and two sons William and Asa of Circleville, Ed Davis and three children Irma Opal and William, Ray Robinson and son Dwight of Glouster, Elmer Maxwell and son Harvey, Bert Robinson, and Chris Bailey with baby, all from Hollister.
Mr and Mrs Harry McDonald who have stayed in Columbus for weeks returned to this city Sunday. They were joined by Mrs McDonalds father Z Z Bridge who is spending a couple of days on business in town.
Class No motored to Crystal Spring Sunday for supper with William James Jr as chauffeur. Passengers included Mrs William James Sr teacher and Alva Reese Rachel Murray Ada Murray Jennie Murray Louise Richards Mac Richards Thelma Price Maxine Carpenter Leona Andrews baby Margaret Dunnett Marguerite Williams Cecelia Eehstenkamper Dorothy Gaten Sue Zockine.
A large crowd attended a Sunday picnic hosted by the Corning Elks. The event drew numerous local attendees and featured many cats among the festivities.
Mr and Mrs Gus Campbell of Wellston were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Vaughn with Faye and Dickie and Mr and Mrs Richards with Harold and George drove to Crystal Springs and Buckeye Lake Sunday in a family outing across two destinations.
Mr and Mrs H W Campbell were Sunday guests of relatives at Alfred in Meigs County, sharing a family gathering and local hospitality.
Mrs Richard Collins has returned from a visit with relatives at Logan.
The ladies of Mooseheart Legion will meet Tuesday evening October 9 for candidate initiation. Following the degree work refreshments will be served and a social good time enjoyed. All members are urged to attend.
Rev. W. V. Harter began a series on the Holy Spirit at the M B church Sunday morning. An official district board meeting is set for this evening. A new program will be announced Thursday evening. The Ladies Aid Society plans an all day meeting Thursday at Mrs Henry Osbornes home. Mrs John Smith Mrs Ervin Pidcock and Mrs Henry Moerran attended a ball game at Parkersburg Va Sunday Chauncey versus Parkersburg.
Mr and Mrs Edward King of Lancaster spent several days in Chauncey as guests of Mr and Mrs William E Smith and family.
Reverend G B Courtney reports a splendid rally day service at Green's Run Church of Christ with large Bible school attendance. Harvey Nye led the men’s class and Chauncey Orchestra provided music. Mrs Lottie Cannon and Mrs W H Fillbaugh hosted a chicken dinner at Mrs Fillbaugh’s home for orchestra members including Guy Osborne George Keck Clint Courtney Ralph Brown G T Courtney Christine Courtney and Mr Nye.
The funeral service for Marsellua Rutledge was conducted Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutchins by Rev. C. J. Johnson of the Nelsonville Church of Christ. Burial followed in Nye cemetery at Chauncey with local attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Webb Cunningham and several named residents from this city.
Mr and Mrs Henry Locke and daughters Mae and Nola hosted a Sunday gathering at their Chauncey residence for guests from Kentucky and local families. Attendees included Elien Phillips Lester Locke Emogene Dorothy Roscoe Ernest Johnson Geraldine Joe Cline Georgie Joseph Thomas Schultz Ralph Hildreth Lenora Margaret Florida and others. A fine dinner and social time followed.
Mrs. Ellen Phillips of Kentucky is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locke and their family.
YD W Law and Edward M Daugherty of Chauncey spent the weekend in Charleston West Virginia as guests of J L Ferguson and family.
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 8 Cecil Kearns former president of the Consolidated Drug company Columbus Ohio faced a courtroom fracas as the government attempted to compel his testimony in the wet conspiracy case. The clash disrupted proceedings as he was sought as a witness.
A brief note discusses the competitive danger of robbery and the speaker’s aversion to crime. It contrasts the urge to steal with the risks and consequences, suggesting caution and integrity in daily life.
Senator Lyon J Frater of the Farm Bloc is seen leaving the White House after a conference on farm problems with President Coolidge. He is expected to take a prominent part in legislative matters affecting growers this year.
Chauncey underwent an operation for removal of tonsils and adenoids Sunday morning. The procedure was performed by Dr. J. J. Hoodlet with Dr. W. V. Sprague assisting.
George Leffler and John Kravy returned home last week from a two month motor tour through 15 states. They visited many points of interest and report a wonderful trip.
Martins Ferry Ohio report shows 28 fatalities in September per coroner, raising Belmont county violent death total for the year after 22 in August and 26 in July.
In Elyria Ohio on October 8 the Ka Winx Kian secured a street demonstration after the city council repealed the police permit requirement for a masked parade. Chief IK Stannard had denied the group's right to parade masked.
An advertisement touts Marmota Prescription Tablets as a universal obesity remedy. It claims dramatic weight loss without exercise or diet, selling for one dollar per case at drugstores or via direct order from the Marmota Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
Geo McCrum painter was riding on a machine along Court and State streets at about 6 am when the car door opened on a turn. He was hurled to the curb suffering a scalp wound and possible several fractured ribs. He received care from Dr. Hiewins and was taken home to Snow Farm near Rock Riffle.
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