Society and Personal Mention Highlights From Athens
Fieyd Williams returns from Indiana and western states, Miss M Louise Stahl comes back from the East to reside with Miss Laura Bailey, and Miss Anna Lautabuer returns to teach in public schools. Various visits and trips are noted, plus pledges by Phi Sigma Chi and family arrivals at 72 Central avenue, Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louise Stahl
Laura Bailey
Church Street
Anna Lautabuer
Sidney
Child Conservation league meeting at Mrs Radford home
Mrs W H Radford hosted the Child Conservation league on Franklin avenue with Mrs H T Phillips presiding. Edgar A Guest quotations filled roll call and Mrs Do M Smith led the program. John Elliott's Say It With Stories was read by Mrs C W Fink followed by a discussion. Pauline Cone performed two readings and Margaret Radford played Dreams Of The Hour. Assisting were Margaret Radford and Pauline Cone, with Mrs Louise G Leete and daughter Constance Leete also mentioned after a summer away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Radford
Franklin Avenue
Child Conservation League
H. T. Phillips
Edgar A. Guest
Do. M. Smith
John Elliott
C. W. Fink
Pauline Cone
Margaret Radford
Miss Hopkins Goes to Wheeling for Second Year at State Normal
Miss Rachael Hopkins leaves for Wheeling West Virginia to begin her second year as head of the art department at West Liberty State Normal College. Mr and Mrs George Johnston entertain Clem Everett and family from Peach Ridge. Priscilla Needle club meets 2 30 at 102 North Lancaster. Mr and Mrs PD L Jones and daughter Winifred return from Dayton and Derby visit with the Minshal family in Pickaway County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Hopkins
Wheeling
W. Va
State Normal Eollege
West Liberty
George Johnston
Clem Everett
Jessie
Frank
Peach Ridge
Priscilla Needle Club
George Coe
North Lancaster Street
PD. L. Jones
Miss Winifred
Dayton
Minshal
Derby
Pickaway County
Athena Delphian Society Opens Year at Hotel Berry
The Athena chapter met for the first meeting of the year at Hotel Berry last evening with Mrs Clyde Featherston leading a program on The Function of Art and the Gates of Art Appreciation. Mr and Mrs Clarence Crippen ended a three week visit with home folks and departed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Chapter
Delphian Society
Hotel Berry
Clyde Featherston
Mrs
Clarence Crippen
Births and Health News from Local Residents
Friday notices include Mrs. G. H. Crow at 127 North Congress reporting the birth of Wanda Eileen to Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Townsend of 11 First Street on Saturday September 10. Also, Mrs. Alonzo Barnes returns from four months in Hollywood with son-in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Day and her son Alonzo Barnes Jr visiting several California cities and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crow
North Congress Street
Alonzo Barnes
Hollywood
Calif
W. P. Day
Alonzo Barnes, Jr
San Francisco
Pasadena
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Mexico
Surprise Ninth Birthday for Mary Margaret Graham at Home
A Saturday afternoon party celebrated Mary Margaret Graham turning nine at 84 Mill Street. Hosts Catherine Graham and Nina Maxwell organized games with two contests won by Adrienne Weiss and Kathleen Maxwell. Attendees included Virginia McGraner, Jean Pickens, Mary Elizabeth Littler, Irene Edmundson, Maedae McClard, Paul, Ruth, Billy Lewis, Paul and Blaine Hall, Carl Clifford, Paul Graham, Kathleen Maxwell, Catherine Graham, Ruth James, Adrienne Weiss, and Nina Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Graham
Mill Street
Catherine Graham
Nina Maxwell
Adrienne Weiss
Kathleen Maxwell
Virginia McGraner
Jean Pickens
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Irene Edmundson
Maedae McClard
Paul
Ruth
Billy Lewis
Blaine Hall
Carl Clifford
Paul Graham
Kathleeen Maxwell
Ruth James
Wife seeks alimony after husband cuts meals to two
In Columbus on September 14, Mrs. Warren D. Swisher sues for alimony claiming her husband denied her meals. She says starting a month after their February 1925 marriage he cut her allowance to two meals a day, while she argues she is entitled to three meals daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Warren D. Swisher
Farm Bureau Sets 30,000 New Members Goal
In Columbus Ohio on September 14 county agents of the Ohio Farm Bureau federation announced a target of 30,000 new members to complete a program benefiting farmers. Lee Palmer, president, cited Ohio’s 250,000 farms and the six affiliated organizations forming a network to maximize purchasing power and community advantages for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.R
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Lee Palmer
Parent Federation
Dan ford Family Reunion Slated for Beverly Sunday
The annual Dan ford family reunion will be held at Beverly this Sunday, inviting relatives to gather for meals, stories, and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danford
Beverly
Return to Canada in Royal Windsor monoplane flight
The Royal Windsor monoplane carrying pilots Phil Wood and C A Schiller left Harbor Grace at 5 25 am EST bound for Windsor Ontario. Wood favors a modified hydroplane design to improve survivability if forced down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
New Foundland
Royal Windsor
Phil Wood
C. A. Schiller
Windsor
Eng
Harbor Grace
Cyclone Strikes Mazatlan. Panama Liner Rescues 70 Passengers
Messages report a cyclone near Mazatlan Mexico causing massive loss of life and property. Captain Charles Holland of the Panama liner Panama describes taking 70 passengers to sea for four days as the storm raged before returning to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
U.P
Mazatlan
Mex
Charles Holland
Panama Mall
Panama
Holland
Convicts at Liberty After Quarry Break
A convict escaped from the Columbus stone quarry amid a prison break. One inmate was at large Wednesday while another lay in the penitentiary hospital with bullet wounds in the back and legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Liberty
Penitentiary Hospital
Describable Suffering After Mass Casualty Delays Death Toll
Survivors and officials describe the aftermath where the dead could not be counted for days, leading to chaotic identification efforts. The piece notes delays in reporting, pressure on authorities, and the emotional toll on families awaiting word.
Kyushu disaster toll reaches 400 dead and missing
TOKIO September 14 an official estimate reports a devastating disaster in Kyushu with about 400 dead and missing and 300 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kyushu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fieyd Williams
Indiana
Micheal Collins
Mary Antoinetta
John Collins
Clarence Littler
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Woman's Relief Corps
Athens
Ross
Hocking
Scioto
Gallia
Lawrence
Irma E. Voigt
Lake Geneva
Wis
Judge
E. D. Sayre
St. Joseph's Island
Canada
Coast of
Maine
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
Miss Leete
Leete
The
Public Schools of
Washington, D. C
George Biggens
Chicago
Ill
Charles Jordan
W. W. Clendenin
Lawrence Burton
Springfield, Ill
Phi Sigma Chi
Paul Cotton
Paul Hall
Fred Kempton
Belford Vercoe
Edna Tribe
F. C. Tribe
Central Avenue
Miss Tribe
Lazarus Store
G. D. Gorham
Lynn Adams
Lancaster
Cable Addition
Edward Martin
Violet Wade
Marcella Marie
David Wade
Richland Avenue
Jake Martin
Alderman
Martin
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Elmwood Place
Luke Zartman
Woman's Auxiliary
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Emma Haning
Albany
Hattie White
Macon, Mo
H. B. Nelson
Maplewood Drive
Louise G. Leete
Constance Leete
Rincsh
Just
NICE
Ply
F. J. Beasley
Athena
W. B. Drake
Schaeffer
Waterman
Parker
Jacobs
Jeweler
Ohto
Gibson
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Mill St
Athens, O
England
Pratts
Fern Street
Federal Reserve
BY Taylor
Gwan, Henry
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Giouster
Amesville
Athens Furniture Exchange
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