Mrs Guy Gardner and Wyona Visit Columbus Relatives
Chauncey Mrs Guy Gardner and her daughter Wyona spent Sunday visiting relatives in Columbus.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
6
Chauncey Mrs Guy Gardner and her daughter Wyona spent Sunday visiting relatives in Columbus.
Members of Forest Rose Rebekah lodge of Chauncey attended the district convention of the Rebekah lodge at Albany on Thursday. The list includes Mesdames Keaton, Lester, Ida Osborne, Bessie Wilson, Blanche Brown, Mollie Gardner, Ile Lands, Martha Shafer, Rinda Joyce, Lena Wilson, Katie Noble, Neva Fenil, Hazel Lefler, George Wilson, Arthur Sapp and Sol Wilson.
Mrs Esther Harvey hosted the Needle Craft Club Tuesday evening at her Main street home. Attendance was down from usual, but members enjoyed a pleasant evening followed by a two course luncheon served by the hostess.
Mr. George Williamson Miss Jadys Bradfield Mrs Gilbert Courtney and child Beth Jane traveled to Columbus by car for a few days visit attending the state fair. They were joined by Mrs William Bradfield who had been visiting in Chauncey.
Mr and Mrs Dean Linscott of Nelsonville formerly Chauncey announce the arrival of a grandson at their home Thursday The child is grandson to Mr and Mrs J N McCafferty of this city Mrs Henry Hutchinson and her son William of Boomer West Virginia are visiting Chauncey with sister Mrs D W Law and family
Mrs Fannie Ryan and her young daughter from Columbus are visiting her brother B E Carter and family.
Mrs. Guy Smith hosted the Wednesday afternoon women’s Bible class at her Beaumont country home. Mrs. L. H. Pendergrass led an interesting meeting with a large attendance. Luncheon followed the program. The next regular meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Carl Gardner.
Mrs. Robert Hixon is reported ill at her Ellis avenue home. Miss Thelma Underwood left Saturday for Coolville to visit her parents before heading to Parkersburg West Virginia. Chauncey public schools opened today Tuesday.
The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will meet at 7 o'clock tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Francis Lavelle as post commander and M. Mackinnon as adjutant.
Claim states W S Greenler of Scipio has corn over 1000 feet tall, with a bronze government tablet in his field. The Meigs county fair will display this remarkable corn, while Mrs D A Benedict returns Monday from Charleston hospital after an operation.
Charles H. Ammon of 327 Union Place Akron Ohio says Tanlac greatly improved his health after four years of stomach and nerve troubles. He reports relief from digestive misery and dizziness with a renewed appetite and energy. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Miss Bertha Kincaid went to Columbus Monday to enter a business college. The Baptist church people enjoyed a picnic in Rathburn grove Monday. The funeral of Frank White was held at Harrisonville Monday. Paul Bean and wife are visiting Salem relatives. Mr and Mrs M E Rathburn Mr and Mrs F A Bean Misses Helen Rathburn and Maude Bennington entertained at Truman Chase Sunday. Miss Ethel and Edith Winn will leave next week for Cincinnati to enter Gamble Missionary Training school. Mr and Mrs S N Winn of Winfield Kansas and Mrs Ella Humphrey of Cincinnati attended the Side Hill school reunion and have returned home. Miss Mildred Thompson of Cleveland is here on a visit. Mrs Flora Merritt is confined to her room with a vaccinated arm. The trustees of Columbia township met Friday. W H Hampton and wife of Athens visited relatives here Sunday. A Mace was an Albany visitor Friday. Landon Marcum has accepted a position at the Athens State hospital. The board of education of Columbia township met last Friday. No teachers were hired due to certificates not being filed. John Nichols and Charley Harmon attended the state fair in Columbus last week. The young folks of the F B S here rendered the play Deacon Dubbs at Harrisonville Tuesday evening last week. Vesta Robinson recently purchased a Ford tractor. Silo filling was the order of the day through here last week. Elmer Nichols received a carload of coal last week.
Carpenter Mrs. W. E. Swearingen who was operated on at a Columbus hospital recently is improving slowly. Mathias Jewell and family of Columbus are visiting Frank Jewell.
C W Burton claims Eatonic cured his 20 year stomach trouble by removing acidity and gas. The ad urges readers with sourness belching indigestion or repeated meals to take Eatonic tablets after each meal and promises relief with a druggist guarantee.
A. D. Morrison and family were Sunday guests of Mrs Lilah Dudgeon, Dr V Cummings of Point Rock. The brief social call highlighted friendly ties in the community and shared hospitality.
Clifton Wood and G. B. Kayser were Albany visitors last Tuesday. Albaugh and son of Fiat Run were threshing in the neighborhood last week. A business caller visited Wednesday.
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