Community Society Notes and Local Gatherings
The Bishop class at Central Avenue Church plans a Tuesday 7 PM meeting at Mrs. Wolfe's home 172 Second Street followed by a picnic. Amy Graham had an appendectomy at Shelter ing Arms hospital. Mrs. W W McFarland of Pittsburgh started home due to her son Robert's illness. Mrs. McFarland cared for her mother Mrs. Fannie Minear who is ill. Mrs. C B Humphrey of New York visits her mother Dr H T Lee and daughter Miss Francis Lee who spent over Sunday in Logan with Mr and Mrs Earl Marquis. The Tuesday Needle Club will meet with Mrs. Francis 32 North College Street Tuesday at 7 PM and Mrs. E G Burt. Palmer Street and Mrs. Don Burt of GIouster returned from a motor trip to Columbus to see the State Michigan football game. Dr. and Mrs. W W Lee and daughter Mary Helen returned home from Columbus. The Childs Conservation League meets with Mrs. C M Smith Palmer Street Tuesday at 7 PM. roll call will be Current Events. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Border and daughter Helen motor to near Amesville Sunday and dined with Mrs. Border’s sister Miss Mattie Wood. they attended the funeral of Mrs. John Grosvenor at New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Church
W. A. Wolfe
Second Street
W. W. McFarland
Pittsburgh
Robert
McFarland
Fannie Minear
C. B. Humphrey
New York
E. G. Burt
Palmer Street
Don Burt
Giouster
Columbus
Warren Border
Helen Border
Amesville
Burchfields Attend Ohio State Michigan Game Then Visit
Mr and Mrs E C Burchfield of Hamilton traveled to Columbus for the Ohio State Michigan game and later went to Athens to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charlies C Pickering of 46 East Carpenter Street. They returned home this morning.
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E. C. Burchfield
Hamilton
Columbus
Athens
Charlies C. Pickering
East
Carpenter Street
Clark Family Trip to Columbus Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Homer C Clark with sons Thomas and Carl and Mrs J ID Haskins and children Margaret Helen motored to Columbus and visited over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Clark
Thomas and
Carl
J. ID. Haskins
Margaretee Helen
Columbus
Morgan to Return to Athens for Lecture Tour
Geoffrey F. Morgan former superintendent of schools will return to Athens on November first for a brief visit before starting a lecture tour under Redpath Bureaus management He has spent six weeks in Santa Monica California at his parents home and has given lectures in Los Angeles Riverside and other Southern California towns His winter season opens November sixth and runs to about April first.
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Geoffrey F. Morgan
Athens
Redpath Bureaus
Mr. Morgan
Santa Monica
California
Los Angeles
Riverside
Hunter sisters visit Judson and Roseville families
Miss Lucile Hunter of Judson and Miss Wilda Hunter of Roseville R. D. spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs A O Hunter of Kern Street. They were joined by Mrs Walter Hunter of New Marshfield as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hunter
Judson
Wilda Hunter
Roseville R. Db
A. O. Hunter
Kern Street
Walter Hunter
New Marshfield
Hawkins Family Visit to Marietta Guests
Mr and Mrs J M Hawkins and Perry Hawkins with daughter Mary Frances and sons Delbert and David and Miss Irene Cooper traveled from Marietta Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs P E Shirley at 48 South Cemetery street Mrs Hawkins and Miss Irene Cooper are sisters of Mrs Shirley Mr and Mrs O G Houck Mr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hawkins
Perry Hawkins
Mary Frances
Harlan Fordham
Delbert
David
Irene Cooper
Marietta
P. E. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Hawkins
Shirley
Families visit in Athens travel with Columbus guests
Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter of Columbus drove to Athens on Saturday and stayed until Sunday evening with Mrs Parker Carpenter on East State Street. Mrs P B Lawrence and daughter Grace Lawrence who had been visiting in Columbus joined the trip with Miss Nell Scott of Columbus. Miss Scott accompanied them home and Mrs Josephine Miller, who had been visiting Parker Carpenter for two months, also traveled from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carpenter
Columbus
Athens
Parker Carpenter
East State Street
P. B. Lawrence
Grace Lawrence
Nell Scott
Miss Scott
Josephine Miller
Honeymoon Visit From Mr and Mrs Logan Stays Briefly
Mr and Mrs John Arthur Logan are staying as house guests of Mr and Mrs W H Logan at 94 North Congress Street until Tuesday during their honeymoon trip. The visit is described as a brief stopover.
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John Arthur Logan
W. H. Logan
North Congress Street
Prof and Mrs Bert Thompson Return From Columbus Weekend
Prof and Mrs Bert Thompson returned Sunday evening from Columbus where they visited over the weekend and witnessed the State Michigan game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Thompson
Columbus
Michigan
Mrs Clyde Littler Visits Relatives in Sugar Grove
Mrs Clyde Littler spent Sunday at Sugar Grove visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Earl Snoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
Sugar Grove
Earl Snoke
Mr. Jack Wainwright Spends Weekend in Athens
New York City resident Mr. Jack Wainwright vacationed in Athens over the weekend before continuing south for the winter travel season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wainwright
New York City
Athens
Coe Couple Returns From Columbus Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Coe returned from Columbus where they visited their cousin Mr Everett Watson over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coe
Columbus
Everett Watson
D. A. R. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Opens Year
The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R met Saturday afternoon with Miss Mary Ellen Moore hosting at 11 South College. After the business session, hostesses served light refreshments during the social hour before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Mary Ellen Moore
South College Street
Moore
Emma McVey
Arthur Boyles
D. M. Burchfield
Nellié van Vorhes
A. O. Sloane
Pattern for a smart crepe louse over skirt design
Messenger Pattern Dept offers a new pattern for an attractive over the skirt style in crepe or printed crepe dechines. It suits batiste and linen with a novel sleeve and neck edge options. Sizes run 34 to 46 inch bust. a 38 inch size needs about 3% yards of 32 inch material. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Stop Eczema with Zemo, Quick Skin Relief Ad
Stop itching eczema quickly with Zemo available from druggists. Extra large bottle $1.00 or 35c for standard. Healing begins on application and soon most skin troubles like eczema tetter pimples rash and blackheads are removed. Zemo is a penetrating antiseptic liquid trusted when others fail.
DAR Chapter Program On Yorktown Battlefield Topics
Regent Mrs H C O Bleness called the chapter to order with Mrs Sloane leading. Miss McVey presented Siege of Yorktown in 1781, Mrs Boyles spoke on York town Today Shall it be Preserved, Mrs Sloane discussed making a military park. Miss Van Vorhes read a President General message from the D A R magazine to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. O’bleness
Sloane
Bans Published For Two Marriages In Local Parishes
The Reverend Father J. W. Byrne of St Pauls Church published the bans for Miss Bessie Mulligan and Mr Earl Hummell of Athens and Miss Catherine Schuler and Mr Wade Schwartz of Carthage. Mulligan and Hummell bans announced for the second time. Schuler and Schwartz bans listed for the first time.
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Bans
J. W. Byrne
St. Pauls Church
Bessie Mulligan
H. T. Mulligan
Earl Hummell
Athens
Catherine Schuler
Wade Schwartz
Carthage
Mulligan
Hummell
Birthday dinner honors Hooper street resident
Mr. W. M. Martin of Hooper street celebrated his 85th birthday Sunday with his children and family gathering for a noon dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Martin, daughters Eleanore and Lucile, Mrs. T. H. McHenry, Miss Lizzie Martin, Mr. John Martin, Mrs. Eva Tewksbury and daughter Dena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Martin
Hooper Street
Roscoe Martin
Eleanore and
Lucile
T. H. McHenry
Lizzie Martin
John Martin
Eva Tewksbury
Dena
Lyman Abbott Dead at Advanced Age
New York on October 23 reports the death of Dr. Lyman Abbott editor preacher and lawyer who died at his home Sunday. Funeral services will be private and arranged for a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lyman Abbott
The Kind of Food you need for Health
An old advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as a vitamin rich tonic for children. It claims the product, based on cod liver oil and other ingredients, enriches blood, builds tissue, and increases strength without drugs, urging parents to start giving it now.
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John
Meet Wednesday at Chauncey Church entertains ladies
The Chauncey Christian Church women's class will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Guy H Gardner at her High street residence. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Christian Church
Guy H. Gardner
High Street
Supreme Court Recess Set Through November 13
The Supreme Court of the United States recessed today until November 13, scheduling a pause in opinions and arguments as justices take a break from the term.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Chauncey To Vote On Bond Issue For High School
Chauncey board of education passes a resolution to place a $27,000 bond issue on the November 7 election to fund a new high school building. The plan would free space in the current high school for grades and calls on parents and qualified voters to support the measure.
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Chauncey Board of Education
Board of Education
Young Boy Dies at Springfield Meningitis Claim
Robert McManaway nine died Saturday at Springfield from meningitis after a brief illness. The body was brought to Orbiston and laid at the grandparents Mr and Mrs Jerry Glaney. Funeral services were held Monday at the Christian church conducted by Rev G B Courtney. He is survived by his father and several sisters and many relatives in Orbiston.
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Robert McManaway
Orbiston
Springfield
Jerry Glaney
Christian Church
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes Entertain Guests
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and daughter Ella hosted a dinner for guests from Athens and locals including Miss Lois Glancy and Miss Mildred Lands at their city home on Sunday.
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Garfield Grimes
Ella
City
William Harting
Lois Glancy
Athens
Mildred Lands
This City
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Meigs County
Mr and Mrs Walter Spears visited Columbus to stay with his mother and sister. Libbie Shafer of Sand Ridge spent time with Henry Staffinger and family in Chauncey. Burns Barker and son Billy stopped in Middleport on a motor trip from Murray City to see Anne Snowden. Burge Johnson and Margaret Johnson along with George Scott visited McArthur for the ball. Henry Osborne and Everett Bingman with children traveled to Meigs County to visit Longie relatives.
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Walter Spears
Columbus
Libbie Shafer
Sand Ridge
Henry Staffinger
Chauncey
Burns Barker
Billy
Middleport
Charles Bradfield
Murray City
Anne Snowden
Burge Johnson
Margaret
George Scott
McArthur
Henry Osborne
Everett Bingman
Coolville
Meigs County
Longie
Harmless Marmola Tablets Promoted For Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless fat reduction method not requiring dieting or exercise. It claims steady weight loss with no ill effects and urges readers to buy for one dollar per case or send price to Marmola Company Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Company
Wooddard Revnue
Detroit
Mieh
Miner John Kaminski Goes On Trial In Grave Union Mine Strike Case
Wellsburg W Va Oct 23 John Kaminski 19 of Avella Pa goes on trial for his life as the first of 216 miners charged in the Cliftonville mine strike crash of July 17. The case pits United Mine Workers lawyers led by Charlies W Schuck against state prosecutor W S Wilkin and three criminal attorneys in a high profile legal battle in this region.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
John Kaminski
Avella
Pennsylvania
Cliftonville
H. H. Duval
Kaminski
United Mine Workers of America
Charlies W Schuck
Wheeling
United States Attorney General
J. D. Gardner
J. C. Bigger
Steubenville
W. 8S. Wilkin
Court denies Klan use of name in Georgia
A Georgia superior court, under Judge George Bell, granted a temporary injunction denying the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan the right to operate under the name in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
State of
Georgia
George Bell
Fireman Arrested in 15-Death Lexington Ave Fire
Albert F. Molnar, 33, held by Bayonne police on suspicion of starting the Lexington avenue apartment fire that killed 15 people. He allegedly claimed gang ties and a plan to watch the building burn while other members sparked the blaze. Police say he initially denied, then implicated a pyromaniac motive.
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New York
Albert F. Molnar
Bayonne
N. J
Lexington Avenue
110Th Street
Molnar
Bysonne
Peare
East 87Th Street
Tater Melnar
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C. M. Smith
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Sour OK Coster
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