Magnetic speaker to headline program with special music
Amagnetic speaker is billed to headline the event with a capacity audience expected. Special music will also be part of the program.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
5
Amagnetic speaker is billed to headline the event with a capacity audience expected. Special music will also be part of the program.
Mrs. B. Carpenter hosted the Higiey Study circle at 136 North Congress. President Mrs. M. Haffey led the meeting with club song and a quotations roll call. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the district convention in Middleport the first week of November: Mrs. S. M. Haffey, Mrs. H. Schuyler Foster, Mrs. W. A. Carpenter, and Mrs. A. A. Wolfe. The program on American Periodicals featured a paper by Mrs. J. R. Harvey. Jennie Mills returned home to Little Hocking after visiting her son N. E. Mills and family.
Mr and Mrs Charles Henry begin their winter journey to Ft Lauderdale Florida aboard plans to stop in Memphis Tennessee to visit Mr Charles Slam and other Henry relatives enroute They expect to reach their destination November 1.
The Woman's Home Missionary society will hold a 2 o'clock Friday meeting at the First M E Church. Mrs Julius Fischer of Nelsonville, a conference delegate to the national meeting in Chicago October 8-14, has been in the area.
Mrs. B. M. Gibson and her two children Jane and Elizabeth traveled with Mr. Gibson to Cincinnati due to the death of Mrs. Gibson's grandmother Mrs. Margaret Bowen. They then visited Mrs. J. A. Miller in Winchester before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Roy Pilcher depart this morning for Florida to spend the winter. En route they will stop in London Kentucky to visit Mrs Pilcher's parents Mr and Mrs John Tillery.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 7 30 oclock Friday evening in the Red Men's hall on West Washington street.
Mr and Mrs Orville Townsend of 11 First Street announce the birth of a son named Orville Dewayne on Wednesday October 15.
Mr and Mrs George Junod depart for a winter trip to Florida visiting three daughters in Allentown and Washington. They will travel by car and boat from Baltimore to Jacksonville then drive to St. Lauderdale, visiting Mrs Russell Kirby Mrs I E Boykin and Mrs A G Loehl along the way.
Mr and Mrs Harley Snow and Eisse Maxwell of Athens R D 7 announce the birth of a son Clarence John born October 14. He is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Snow.
Announcement records the birth of twin sons Wednesday October 15 to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Sturgill of Kent. Mrs. Sturgill was formerly Miss Daisy Rhodes of Athens. The W B A of the Maccabees to meet in a called session at 7 PM Friday at 234 South Court Street.
Miss Helen Ailem has donated her North College street home to the League of Women Voters for a neighborhood meeting at 7 30 o clock Saturday evening. Miss Juliette Sessions of Columbus, guest of Mrs 8 H Bing, will be the speaker.
Mrs. Abram Williams spends a few days visiting her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell on Angel Ridge.
Mrs Virgil Hixson of Gallipolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Keirns at 59 North Lancaster Street The Keirns announce the birth of a daughter born October 14.
Mrs L V Brown hosts her bridge club this afternoon at 75 South Court Street inviting members to a social game session in a private home setting.
At Mrs. Harry Beckley’s South Court street home on Wednesday evening the Pi Beta Phi patronesses hosted a tea for the active chapter and pledges. Hostesses included Mrs. Beckley, Mrs. B. B. Bryan, Mrs. T. R. Biddie, Mrs. Lena Slattery, Mrs Clarence C. Robinson and Mrs. T. W. Craig. Forty four covers were set at small tables in the living room sun room and dining room, with wine and silver blue as the color theme and carnations as centerpieces.
The text lists pledges by several young women from diverse communities. Names include Wilma Rolen of Bethesda Elizabeth Fidelts Napoleon Isabelle Collier Sidney Florence Wood Nelsonville Bertha Moore Portsmouth Eleanor Lambert Brooklyn N Y Eleanor Musser State College Pa Amy Morgan and Mary Frances Goldsberry Athens.
The Social Science club gathered Wednesday evening at 62 Elmwood Place the program covering the Republican Democratic and La Follette platforms. The group comprises faculty and students from the department totaling 26 members.
The annual Alumni Day observed Wednesday at the Phi Delta Theta Ohto Gamma chapter house on West Mulberry street. Alumni from Athens and nearby attended as guests of honor. Interior redecorations and new furnishings were shown to the visitors, followed by refreshments, an alumni ritual, talks by elder Phi Delts, and fraternity songs.
Mr. O. B. Sloane departed Wednesday for St. Paul Minnesota to visit his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Richard W Bowden Jessie Sloane. the trip aims to spend time with the Bowdens during a family visit.
Charles K. Chase shipped a carload of cattle to the Pittsburgh market from Albany. The brief item notes the shipment and origin, indicating local agricultural activity.
In the week end account it mentions visiting Dubney London, a graduate from Albany High School, now with Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing in Pittsburgh. Mr. Longdon will be at the Huntington Sales Office in West Virginia around New Year.
Canton faces widespread chaos as mercenary troops allied with Sun Yat Sen's South China army run amok looting the city. The unrest has brought the city to a near break point with authorities unable to restore order.
Flood dispatches report four hundred lives lost in Moscow floods after severe storms. Two Siberian villages Namur and Nikolaevisk are reported wiped out.
Harrisonville plans the annual Corn Carnival for Saturday October 18 with surpassing exhibits. Captain Emerick of Kt Hayes will fly passengers and host a student flying program. An athletic program for boys and girls, including a district wide basketball tournament, is scheduled.
Relatives of Asher Pickens an insurance company collector age 34 report he has been missing since October 16 and police say he took part in a fight at a Little Miami river camp last week Witness Blanche Post 34 was arrested last night in connection with the case.
Rev G B Salmon pastor of Amenvilles Presbyterian will conduct services at Carthage Presbyterian Sunday October 19 at 3 PM. Sunday school is at 2 PM. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The Ohio State Supreme Court, with both sides consenting, dismissed Gordon Tolliver v. State of Ohio. The Athens county appellate court had sought to certify its record in an appeal from a liquor proceeding.
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