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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

3

Moonlight Picnic Honors Miss Lyons at Athena County

A moonlight picnic near Athens honored Miss Mabel Lyons of Carnegie pa. Chaperoned by Mr and Mrs C A Hooper of Athens the crowd enjoyed a bountiful luncheon around a campfire. Guests included Fern Parry Lunelle Fiske Clara Key Lon Bowers and others with Wayne Warrington Chari Lyong Floyd Clark and Eden Patton noted among attendees.

Mabel Lyons Carnegie Athens C. A. Hooper Fern Pavrry Lunelle Fiske Clara Key Lon Bowers Helen Lucile Esther Beth Verity Lena Gladys Bowers W ¥Eda Smith Martha Keister Raymond Raine Fred Cohzeen Danny Roy Bowers Frank K Darrel Figgins Glenn Allén Walt Shw Harold Shaw Carnes Hic Wayne Warrington Chari Lyong Floyd Clark Mecald Pas

Past Chiefs Entertained by Mrs Rose Farrow

The Pythian Sisters past chiefs were entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs Rose Farrow. After a business session a social hour with refreshments followed. Attending were Mesdames Isaac Hillyer E T Spray and Misses Louise Pearce and Bertha Howard.

Pythian Sisters Rose Farrow Mesdames Isaac Hillyer E. T. Spray Louise Pearce Bertha Howard

Mrs McBride and son visit Delaware kin return home

Mrs M M McBride and her son returned after visiting Delaware relatives. Miss Loma New House accompanied them home for a visit. Mr and Mrs Carl Barton and Neat Powell have returned to Detroit after visiting Mr and Mrs Eden Patton.

M. M. McBride Delaware Loma Newhouse Carl Barton Neat Powell Detroit Eden Patton

Dinner Honors Billy Mechem on First Birthday

Mrs. Stanley Mechem hosted a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening in honor of her son Billy Mechem's first birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall and son Wilbest, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem and Miss Edna, Mrs. Harvey Dupler, Mrs. Rath Hall, Mary Margaret Mechem and Joe Mechem.

Stanley Mechem Billy Will Hall Wilbest A. G. Mechem Edna Harvey Dupler Rath.Hall Mary Margaret Mechem Joe Mechem

DAUGHTER DIES OF HUBERT WISE FAMILY TRAGEDY

Irene Wise aged four months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Wise, died at their Orbiston home. Funeral services will be held at Orbiston church on Friday at two o clock, with burial at Buchtel.

Lois Irene Wise Hubert Wise Orbiston, Y Orbiston Church Buchtel

York Township Ladies Form Republican Club After Speech

About fifty York township ladies attended a Wednesday session at the M C A Nelsonville where Miss Carrie Fiorida of Dayton urged voting straight Republican and learning the ballot. Miss Fish spoke for thirty minutes and helped organize a Ladies Republican Club for York township to unite the party work.

York Township Nelsonville Carrie Fiorida Dayton Ladies’ Republican Club

Nelsonville Wants For Sale and Local Notices

For sale a black Jersey cow fresh this month listed under Nelsonville with contact Rissa Triplett general delivery Nelsonville Bell phone 1064. Also a six room house on Monroe Street offered on easy terms through Miss Stage Mason City Hill. A clerk is wanted for a dry goods store prefer experienced girl with Bell phone 643. A dance is announced at Red Men's Hall on Monday September 6 with a saxophone orchestra.

Black Jersey Rissa Triplett Gen. del Nelsonville Bell Phone Monroe’ St Eherp Miss Stage Mason City Hill Bell

Time for furnace overhaul and heating gear for sale

Classified notices from Nelsonville include overhauled furnace services and Toner one pipe warm air systems sold by C. E. Scott. Also listings for a five room house sale at 440 West Washington, three second hand pianos for rent, triple box heating stove bargain, four room house at 751 Walnut Street, coal heating stove, a K of P dance and a found purse with a reward offer.

C. E. Scott Nelsonville West Washington Street Bell Phone 422

For Sale 1918 Oldemo Eight Car with Tires and Motor

Classified notice listing a 1918 Oldemo Eight for sale with card tires and a fine motor. Includes spring, seat covers, and imptometer. Contact Matheny and Mulligan. August 27.

Oldemo

Local Ladies Elect Officers and Honor Guest

The officers elected include President Mrs. C. H. Bartlett and Secretary Mrs. Julius Fischer. Membership chair Mrs. N. Hill and program chair Mrs. J. M. Hyde. At three oclock Miss Florida left for Glouster to address the ladies there. Miss Florida was the guest of Mrs. H. Bartlett while in Nelor ville.

C. H. Bartlett Julius Fischer N. Hill J. M. Hyde

Local Notices Advertised August 31 1920

A list of names including Mrs. C. H. Boal Oscar Bolinger Myers Edwards B. F. Fisher Thomas Haag Mrs. Leah Reynolds Henry Vorkes William White and others appears as letters advertised with a date of August 31, 1920.

Misses McCarty Sisters Return From Lake Trip

Misses Marie and Helen McCarty return home after a week at Buckeye Lake and Columbus with their Mrs. KK. W. Rit tenhouse. the visit included a pleasant respite and shared hospitality.

Marie Helen McCarty Buckeys Lake Columbus KK. W. Rittenhouse

Nelgonvillé Sportsmen Offer Reward for Illicit Squirrel Hunt

The Nelgonvillé Sportsmen Association offers a 20 dollar reward for evidence leading to the conviction of an outlaw squirrel hunter. Joe Hibbard notes Ireland's woodlands teem with squirrels and urges lawful hunting as the open season approaches in two weeks.

Nelgonvillé Joe Hibbard Igland

County Christian convention unites Athens churches at Nelsonville

The Disciples of Christ in Athens County held a two–day convention at the Nelsonville Christian church with nine of thirteen cooperating churches active. W D Ward and W G Loucks of Cleveland, and Mrs P M Kondall of Lisbon spoke, and officers for the county union were elected. The group voted to meet next in New Marshfield.

Disciples of Christ of Athens County Christian Church Nelsonville W. D. Ward W. G. Loucks Cleveland Nelsonville Church W. D. Robinson Mabel Matson Floyd Nye T. D. Brown Beckley

YMCA Summer Playground Ends As Fall Session Looms

The YMCA this week will close its summer playground program which ran at three public schools and Deanville. Weekly attendance for supervised play exceeded 600, with baseball leagues on both city and intermediate levels. East side and Deanville request continuation through September, but fall school openings prevent it.

YM. C. A Association Deanville

The Girl Scouts Under Miss Lucile Wells

The Girl Scouts under Miss Lucile Wells have offered fine service since work began in June. A small detail has managed games at each meet and the playground report notes lower attendance in many cities the size of this one while costs to cities or committees range from 500 to 3000 for supplies and play adlectors. The local people have not been asked for any money this year for the playground work.

Lucile Wells

Chamber of Commerce Fall Meeting Announced

The first fall meeting of the Chamber of Commerce is set for Thursday evening September 16. A rally meeting with full attendance is planned. Dinner at 6 15 will be served at the YMCA. Some vacancies will be filled and several new committees appointed.

Chamger OF Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Cosmopolitan Crowd Attends Woman's Republican Club Speech

A diverse audience gathered at the courthouse on Wednesday night to hear Miss Florida speak for the organization of a Woman's Republican Club. Although aimed at women, many men attended the meeting as well.

Women Vote Ambitions Versus Fashion Sparks Debate

A new girl reporter notes Miss Florida's speech then comments on the attire of women in the office. She underscores a contrast between how women’s interests are seen and their push to vote.

Band plays near court house to open Opera House

A band performed near the courthouse advertising the Opera House opening for the coming winter. A good crowd gathered and many attendees believed the event was linked to a political meeting.

Mr Daniel Jenkins Joins CMne's Pharmacy Staff

Daniel Jenkins a graduate pharmaceutical chemist from Ohio State University accepts a position in CMne's Prescription Dispensing Department in the hoon year course, elevating the drug dispensing team at the local outlet.

Daniel Jenkins Ohio State University Cmne’s Pharmacy

Woman Improves After Operation at Grant Hospital

Mrs Mary Richards of Race Street recovering steadily after surgery at Grant hospital Columbus several days ago. Her daughter Miss Alclan Richards is at her bedside.

Mary Richards Race St Grant Hospital Columbus Caughier

Captain John Black of Eastport Celebrates 100th Birthday

Captain John Black of Eastport Maine marked his 100th birthday today attributing his longevity to abstaining from liquor and a life of faith. He recalls his youth and says he has kept his promises to follow the Bible throughout his long life.

John Black Eastport Maine Tay

Farm Help Returns to Central Ohio As Corn Harvest Nears

Reports from central Ohio say farm labor shortages are easing as Akron plant cutbacks release 25 000 workers who return to farms. With a late season delaying the corn harvest by about three weeks, farmers hope no frost arrives before picking begins the first week of September.

Ohio Akron Cork

Women to Serve on Tuscarawas County Juries Start Jan

In Tuscarawas County women will serve on juries for the first time starting next January. The jury commission will be instructed to include women's names in the jury list for January sessions, though September term lists drawn did not include any women.

Philadelphia Tuscarawan

W Man's Foreign Missionary Meeting At First M E Church

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 PM in the church parlor. Election of officers to be held.

Man’foreign Missionary Society of First M. E. Church

Motion Picture Star Robert Harron Shot Accidentally

New York report says motion picture star Robert Harron accidentally shot himself while unpacking a trunk. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition.

New York Robert Harron

Baseball Signees and Standings Overview

A brief note lists baseball signees and current standings. Heathenguee Ono and Sa aenene are mentioned among signees. The item hints at team or league performance without specific results or dates, reflecting a compact sports update.

Baseball scores from today’s major leagues

National League results include Cincinnati 6 over Boston 3 and Pittsburg 4 over New York 3. Brooklyn versus St. Louis was rained out. American League games feature Cleveland 9 over Washington 5, Boston 6, Chicago 7, New York 2, St. Louis 0, Philadelphia 2 over Detroit 1, Philadelphia 11 over Detroit 4. Ameriste Association.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Ios New York Ee Pittsburgee Chicago Boston Apila Cleveland New York St Louis Washington Detroit Phila Eer Amerlogs Association St. Paul HEX Minneapolis Sfos Milwaukee OB Indianapolis Toledo aMuisville Columbus Ewe Kansas City Pittsburg Brooklyn-St. Louis St. Louis Philadelphia Ameriste Association

Improvement efforts mark Mexico under De la Huerta

President de la Huerta opens the first session of the new government outlining steps to boost industry and forge commercial treaties. Extradition treaties are now in effect, lives and property of foreigners are protected, and bandits are few with rebels subdued. A Mexican congressional majority follows recent elections paving a stronger stance for policy.

Ralph H. Turner United Press Mexico City de la Huerta Congress

Public Forum Letter Questions Settlements in Criminal Cases

A Athens County citizen argues in the Athens Messenger that settlements paying injured parties should not exonerate criminals. The writer contends legislators did not intend easy payouts to avert punishment and warns such deals may encourage further crime by reducing consequences. A citizen urges prosecution to protect society.

Athens Messenger Athens County Ohio Penitentiary Mannefield Reformatory Storan

Ray-Glo Gas Heater Begins Production in Athens

The J. H. Grays company of Athens has started production of the Ray-Glo gas heater, aiming for 100 stoves daily and offering five models, with only two to be marketed this season. The stove uses eight tenths of an ounce pressure and consumes very little gas due to a radiating refractory mantle. California orders total 5,000, and new machinery is being added as experienced stove men lead the project. The unit can use artificial or natural gas.

J. H. Grays Company Athens California America

State Fair attendance nears record with crowds expected

Unofficial counts put Wednesday's attendance at 80 000 to 86 000 at the State Fair in Columbus. Officials forecast 160 000 visitors for Thursday, aiming to break all records.

Columbus

Seven Course Dinner Price in Sidney Surprises

Washington report notes a seven course dinner costing 6 in New York or Washington costs 1 in Sidney Australia. William Amberson of Sidney cites Australian steak at 22 cents a pound and a weekly wage around 10 dollars making life affordable.

Washington New York Sidney Australia William Amberson Amberson

Williams to Preach at Church of Christ Sunday

J F Williams of Saginaw Mich will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday morning and evening with subjects The gospel for the present and A message from the throne. Local baseball fans anticipate Games between Glouster and Jacksonville on Sunday in Jacksonville and Labor Day in this city. The Jacksonville battery is Coffman and Stewart. Glouster mates Gatchel Merris and Bullaford.

J. F. Williams Saginaw, Mich Church of Christ Glouster Jacksonville Coffman and Stewart Gatchel Merris Bullaford

Special meeting of retail clerks set for tonight

A special meeting of the retail clerks is scheduled in the Odd Fellow hall this evening at 7:30. Business of importance will be considered and acted upon at the gathering.

Odd Fellow Hall

Akron Couple Wed in Battle Creek Michigan

Friends announce the marriage of Miss Jane Elizabeth Ellis of Akron to John Perry Morgan of Akron. The ceremony occurred in Battle Creek Michigan at the summer home of Rev Hoyt of the Artington Street Baptist Church. The couple resides at 1665 Court Trail Akron.

Jane Elizabeth Ellis David Ellis Akron Glouster John Perry Morgan Battle Creek Mich Hoyt Artington Street Baptist Church

Last Sunday Marks Conference Year End at M E Church

The morning service will administer the Lord's Supper and receive the class into full connection. Baptism requests will be handled in the same service. An evangelical sermon will be given in the evening with special music. The church aims to close the year well and submit its best report in history.

M. E

Pedicord Family Leaves for West Virginia Pastor’s Home

E. E. Pedicord and his daughter Miss Gladys concluded a visit with friends in the city and departed today for Mt. Hope West Virginia where Mr. Pedicord serves as pastor of the Church of Christ. Mrs Hannah E. en accompanies them and will stay several weeks at the Pedicord home.

E. E. Pedicord Gladys Mt. Hope W. Va Pedicord Church of Christ Hannah E.en

Local visitors and delegates attend city events

Mrs Mollie Robinson attends the U B conference at Ash ville as a delegate from the Jacksonville Hollister charge. Miss Violet Hayden of Columbus visits relatives and friends in the city this week. Mr and Mrs J B Jones and two children travel from Banning Pa and are guests of relatives and friends.

Mollie Robinson Ashville U. B Jacksonville-Hollister Violet Hayden Columbus J. B. Jones Banning

Carbon Hill Residents Attend County Events and Visits

Carbon Hill and surrounding areas report numerous social visits as residents travel to Athens and Nelsonville. Mrs. Fred aoe ee travels to New York due to illness in Detroit, while Mr Stallat hne Powell’s funeral in Detroit draws family mentions. Local names such as Arthur Hicks, John Boence, Mrs Green, Roy Smith, Pearly Mitchell, and Mabel Lowes appear among short visits and fair attendance.

Fred Aoe Ee New York Stallathne Powell Detroit Mdieh Lang Hig Sarah Rk jMre Athens Arthur Hicks More Gee John Boence Nelsonville Green Tom Green Sonyitle Roy Smith Thureda Pearly Mitchell Jackson Sith Cottageville Seme Mabel Lowes Carbon Hill Athens County Robert Coffey Ford

Edward Ray Claims Royal Golf Title Amid U S Tour

Edward Ray of England becomes king of golf as the American title departs the country for the first time since 1900. In the same year, Harry, his son, travels through the United States with Ray and secures the honor.

Edward Ray England Harry U. S Ray

Local Residents Return Home After Visits

Mr and Mrs Joe Graves of Ch returned home after visiting Mrs McAlister. Mr and Mrs Charlies Devol of Gore visited the latter's mother Lehman last Sunday.

Joe Graves McAlister Charlies

Alabama miners on strike in bituminous field

Indianapolis officials report a general miners strike in the Alabama coal fields ordered by John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers. About 20 000 miners are expected to comply with the disruption reducing production to about one fifth of normal.

Indianapolis Ind Alabama John L. Levis United Mine Workers

Six football players train at city playground under Coach Mackey

Six members of the high school football team held a practice session at the city playground yesterday under Coach Mackey. The drill included punting, forward pass, and line drills, with another practice scheduled for this afternoon.

City Playground Mackey

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