New York Visiters Advertised Athens Messenger Outlets
Ohio visitors see Athens Messenger on sale at 8 E Cor 42nd St and 6th Ave 8 E Cor 47th St and Broadway 42nd St opposite Grand Central Depot NE Cor 32nd St and 6th Ave Schultz News Agency listed.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
5
Ohio visitors see Athens Messenger on sale at 8 E Cor 42nd St and 6th Ave 8 E Cor 47th St and Broadway 42nd St opposite Grand Central Depot NE Cor 32nd St and 6th Ave Schultz News Agency listed.
Mr and Mrs Edward Ewing and daughter Helen of Logan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George E Whipple at 129 North Congress Street in an informal social visit noted in the society column.
Mr and Mrs Frank H McVay and their children of Chillicothe visited Mrs F P McVay at 44 West State Street along with Mrs L KE McVay and Mr and Mrs Oran Riley from Marietta over the weekend.
An Ath ens Needle class hosts its Halloween gathering on Wednesday evening with Mrs Henry Link at 230 Last State Street as hostess.
Mr. Abner Frost and Mr. Arthur Watkins left yesterday for Florida to seek employment opportunities.
Miss Carrie Hayes came home Saturday evening from a lengthy business trip in Cincinnati.
Mr and Mrs R C Hess of 121 Morris avenue welcomed as guests Saturday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walker from Delaware. Both visitors are former students of Ohio Wesleyan University.
Miss Annette Huff and Miss Marian MecVicker of Chillicothe were in town Saturday for the Home Coming game and were guests of Miss Ruth Jones, a University terrace resident.
Mr and Mrs C H Wyatt of 42 Elmwood Place hosted Mrs I Taylor of Coolville as Sunday guests. She left this morning to visit relatives in Dayton.
Miss Frances Lee a Fredericktown high school teacher hosted weekend guests Miss Mary Helen Mills and Miss Helen Cook and Mr Will Harry at Miss Lee's mother Mrs H T Lee's home located at 70 North Congress Street.
Mrs James DeForest Murch and son of Cincinnati visited Henry Cameron's family at 40 West State Street before leaving for home. Hazel Chase and Cecil James, Bellefontaine teachers, spent the weekend with Claude Chase at 15 Montrose Avenue and attended the Home Coming game.
A narrative lists companions including Mrs. William Baungartner and daughter Betty and son Barton, while Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Gibson hosted the Gibson matriarch over the weekend. Columbus residents H. G. Haney and daughter Louise are noted, with Louise a student at Ohio Wesleyan from Delaware.
Miss Beryl Cone teaching in Plymouth visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Cone at 123 Franklin Avenue over the weekend and attended the Home Coming game.
The Rev and Mrs H E Wright of New Falls Ind arrive for a visit with Prof and Mrs Al leh R Kresge and daughter Miss Margaret Wright at 1 Grosvenor Street. Miss Wright enters Ohio University in fall and will live with her sister Mrs Kresge.
Leonard Tinker a commercial branches teacher at Past Liverpool schools repeats the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Oo G Tinker at 98 North Lancaster Street location with a family gathering noted.
Mrs M F Brown with her daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs Val Davis prepare to leave for New York City. They will join Mr Brown, a chemist for Procter Gamble Co., after visiting her parents.
Mrs. John Cowan of Poston entertained Sunday with a 6 o'clock dinner honoring Carman L Churchson Carman L Jr John Parfitt and Harry Parfitt.
Miss Ruth McClary of Cleveland came Friday and was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. E. Moler at 35 North College street. Sunday the Molers and relatives accompanied Miss McClary as far as Columbus by motor and visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Williams.
Mr and Mrs Robert K Campbell visit Canton relatives over the weekend joining Mr and Mrs E G Campbell at 93 North Congress Street. The party includes the Campbells with Mr and Mrs W H Sproat the latter's brother Clair Sproat and Mrs W Troth from Canton visiting the Campbells.
The Woman's Music Club will not meet this evening but will gather next Monday with Mrs. H. R. Wilson hosting.
Miss Eleanor Bolin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Bolin 98 S Congress street was knocked unconscious when an automobile driven by Harry Walters struck her as she stepped from an interurban car in Lancaster Friday. She suffered a broken shoulder and a deep scalp wound and is staying at her parents home. Walters later confessed to driving the car and witnesses noted the vehicle did not stop. A license number was obtained by bystanders.
Pile-Num offers prompt relief from piles with pain itching and soreness stopping irritation while aiding healing. It promises satisfaction or money back and is available at Cline's Gibson's McKee Drug Co. and Lash's Drug Store.
A fragmentary note from a cemetery page mentions a pan and leaning marker titled Last Tribute, with limited readable context about vendor or plot details. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
The Athens community gathered for the funeral of Fred L. Alderman 41 cashier and bank vice president who died of a heart attack at home. Rev Daniel McGurk led services at the Alderman home and graveside with pallbearers from local business and former associates. He praised Alderman’s quiet integrity and humility, noting he shunned publicity while serving others. The service followed a brief scriptural reading and a final graveside rite at Union Street Cemetery.
Advert reads that a few Pape's Diapepsin tablets instantly ease indigestion gas sourness and stomach distress. It claims quick, pleasant, harmless relief for upset stomach and flatulence with purchase at any drug store.
Intimate business associates and townspeople praise Fred Alderman, noting his service, charitable focus, and humble faith. Tributes recall his generosity to customers, his generous aims to help others, and his role as a gentleman who walked humbly with God. Funeral services closed city businesses as community honored him.
Canaanville grammar grades basketball at Willow Creek on October 24 with the Canaan Township high school team. The girls won against Jerseyville while the boys lost. The Franklin Literary Society was organized Friday afternoon with Mary Faye Hasterling as president, Thomas Cavanaugh as vice-president, and John Stanley as secretary.
Parts Oct 16 report the League of Nations council meeting at the Quai dOrsay to halt war activity on the Graeco Bulgarian frontier. Aristide Briand presides with Sir Eric Drummond as secretary. The first session is private.
The article notes government officials fear miners could endure two months without pay while mine owners also resist, delaying settlement until after Christmas. Lew and Pinchot discuss waiting for President Coolidge to act, hoping mounting pressure will target the owners and ensure miners receive their due.
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