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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
9
Velvet combined with black wool creates a refined coat featuring a cape back and a squared black hat shaped to fit. The ensemble emphasizes structured lines and coordinated accessories for a polished winter look.
The item lists multiple family and local residents in and around San Antonio and San Diego visiting relatives and attending events. It mentions Mrs Helen Dailey, Frances Pierce, and others, with notes on pleurisy, pneumonia, and Labor Day travel. Several names appear with addresses and kin in Ohio and surrounding states.
A divided OCR fragment notes a reunion at Hooper on Sunday with a crowd near 300, gathering to visit friends. It mentions Kasler and Linscott and references a ceremony or event. names Kasler, Yeager, and others appear in garbled form.
The Progressive Class of Central Avenue Church met in the basement Tuesday evening for a potluck supper. Ralph Barker led the business meeting as president for the coming year. Mahe Kern was elected Membership Committee chairman and Wanda Wolfe headed the Flower Committee. Next meeting date to be announced.
Mr. and Mrs J. R. Vance of 45 Mound Street entertained at a dinner Sunday for the birthday anniversary of Miss Marjorie Hardin of Columbus. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Frank Hardin Mrs Thressin Wilson Bobby Wilson Mr Harold Haas Mr Mark Knoblach and the guest of honor.
The Dollar Steamship Company reports that George C. Hansos consul general at Salonika Greece died aboard the President Polk from a self inflicted gunshot wound in September. An object heavier than water sinks to the bottom.
An advertisement describes a dress pattern that hangs straight from the sneusaers and opens flat for press. It notes navy pin dots on a red ground with plain navy trims and weaves. Sizes 4 6 and years. Material needs braid yardage and contrasting shield yardage. Pattern book costs ten cents and pattern department asks twenty five cents.
The Beveridge and allied families gathered at the Athens Fairgrounds on Sunday September 1 for the seventh annual reunion. Dinner at noon was followed by a business session and elections led by James A Beveridge. Attendees from multiple towns including Nelsonville Cincinnati Middleport Lancaster Glouster and Athens shared readings acrobatics and dancing and a social hour concluded the day with many Beveridge relatives listed among attendees.
Dr Aaron S Price a pathologist from New York Polyclinic Hospital will address the Athens County Medical Society at 5 p.m. Monday Sept 9 at the secretary Dr T A Copeland Steuart home. He is son of Mrs Anna K Price of the city and once known as Sumner Price.
Richland Avenue M P Church announces a homecoming on September 15 starting at 9 30 a m with a music and addresses program. A basket dinner will be served at noon and all are invited to attend and reconnect with old acquaintances.
Edwin A. Lynch returns to Chicago after visiting relatives in Ohio. He stayed with Eber M. Russell in Carthage and Sadie McDaniel's family, then with W. C. Aiken in Coolville, A. L. Conklin family, E. C. Lynch, H. B. Brackenbridge and Victoria in Waterford, and John B. Zumbro and W. A. Allison in Marietta. He is a foreman clerk at Illinois Central Railroad and plans to wed Edith Buckley of Southport, England.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jinks mark 58 years of marriage with a Sunday reunion in Hemlock. Attendees include Mr and Mrs M W Jinks and daughter Athens Mrs Emy Roberts and son Clarence Zanesville Mrs Hattie Tucker and son Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker Wellston Mr and Mrs Louis Jinks Newark NJ Mr and Mrs Frank Jinks and daughters Ida and sons Clifford and Charles Corning Mr and Mrs William Strickdorn and son Hemlock and Mr and Mrs Clyde Jinks and daughter Virginia The Plains. An orchestra from Wellston provided music for the buffet lawn dinner under walnut trees.
Class Six of the Church of God will hold a business and social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Hooper on Jerseyville Road Thursday at 730 p m.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Bubble announce the birth of a daughter on Monday September 2 at their home on Brown Avenue. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McGraner and Mr and Mrs Dewey Cubbison.
Mrs. Lucile Messerschmidt of Columbus married G. W. Lortz a Hamilton Dental Company salesman in a Wednesday ceremony at Athens Central Avenue Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ward Radford pastor of the church.
Mr and Mrs Lortz announce they will establish residence in Columbus marking a forthcoming change of address and new beginnings for the family in central Ohio.
Past Chiefs Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ola Atkins at 224 West Union Street.
Mr and Mrs Lee Jeffers of Albany announce the birth of a nine and a half pound daughter early Wednesday September 4.
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