Local Society Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits
The Womans Music club schedules a called session Saturday at 3 30 with Mrs J J Marwin. Mrs Ray Slaughter announces the birth of a son at Grant hospital Columbus. Miss Bernice Thompson improves after a surgical operation in Cleveland. Everett Starr returns to Huntington after visiting his parents. The Current Events club meets with Alice Robinson program followed by refreshments in blue and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Womans Music Club
Altera
J .J. Marwin
Mill Street
Ray Slaughter
Franklin Avenue
Grant Hospital
Columbus
F. P. Thompson
Cleveland
Miss Bernice Thompson
Miss Thompson
Everett Starr
Huntington
W. Va
C. E. Starr
Gallipolis
Helen Maucek
R. J. Mauck
Jack Galbreath
Harold Coe
Athens
Homer C. Clark
Grosvenor Street
J. R. Harvey
Congress
Alice Robinson
Melba Woodworth
M. E. McCalla
Clark
Householder
Pearl Drake
Local man heads to Yonkers to join Cream Fried Cake Co.
Earl Nye departed for Yonkers New York to work with C H Porte J Clyde Edmundson and Charles Pickering in the Cream Fried Cake Co. business. Mr and Mrs Charles T Newman host their daughter in law Mrs John W Newman visiting from Adams County. Mrs Newman formerly Velma Wills a student at Ohio University Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nye
Yonkers, N. Y
Messrs
C. H. Porte
J. Clyde Edmundson
Charles Pickering
Cream Fried Cake Co
Charles T. Newman
John W. Newman
Adams County
Newman
Velma Wills
Normal School
Ohio University
Morgan Family Plans Washington Visit En Route to Boston
Geoffrey F. Morgan will stop in Washington D C before traveling to Boston Mass for a week with a friend at Weymouth Heights. Mrs Emmett L Murphey arrives to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs O B Murphey at 216 East State Street and visit daughter Helen and son Richard at Ohio University. Dr Murphey and relatives head to Jerseyville for an annual hunting trip.
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Geoffrey F. Morgan
New York
Washington D. C
Boston
Mass
Mr. Morgan
Weymouth Heights
Emmett L. Murphey
Corning
O. B. Murphey
East State Street
Helen
Lindley Hall
Richard
Ohio University
Murphey
Athens
Frank R. Murphey
Harry McKinstry
Jerseyville
Washington couple wed at Metropolitan Baptist church
Miss Christine M. Clossman daughter of Mrs. Alice M. Clossman married Clyde H. Freed of Washington D C. on Wednesday September 7 at noon. Rev J C Ball performed the ceremony. They plan a western trip then home at 613 Lexington place northeast after October 15. Mrs Freed is sister of Mrs S M Johnson and a former Ohio University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington D. C
Christine M. Clossman
Alice M. Clossman
Clyde H. Freed
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Baptist Church
J. C. Ball
Freed
Yellowstone Park
Lexington Place
S. M. Johnson
Morris Avenue
Ohio University
Clossman
Glouster
Ready for Work of Coming Year at Sunday School
Presbyterian Sunday school announces the coming year activities with new instructors and continued leaders. Prof Gamitzfeiter takes college women class, Prof Cooper leads college men, Miss Jennie Evans and Miss Enid Townsend remain with the primary department, and Mrs Lucile Henry Finsterwald will teach the former class of Miss Erma Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
Addicott
Presbyterian
Gamitzfeiter
Treadley
Philosophy
University
Stewart
Cooper
Rupp
Paul
Torrance
Jennie Evans
Enid Townsend
Carson
Erma Comstock
Lucile Henry Finsterwald
Hoover
Fordyce Stewart
Oil Light Beats Electric Or Gas Burns 94 Percent Air
A new oil lamp tested by the U.S. Government and 25 leading universities proved superior to ordinary lamps. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene, with no odor smoke or noise. Inventor RE A Johnson offers 10 day free trials or free lamps to early adopters and promises agency opportunities and monthly earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
RE. A. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Cleveland Fights for Union Depot
Cleveland weighs a union station on the public square with a September 20 hearing pending. Two Interstate Commerce Commission investigators will review the site and proposed station tariffs before the hearing, arguing the project differs from the election approved station two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Public Square
Interstate Commerce Committee
Premier Lloyd George to dedicate Welsh church in Columbus
Ohio officials say Prime Minister Lloyd George of Great Britain will be asked to dedicate the new Welsh Presbyterian church in Columbus on December 1 during his attendance at the Washington disarmament conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Lieyd George
Great Britain
New Welsh Presbyterian Church
Washington
Blue Peavil Sends Toilet Urge for Attention
The fragment notes a humorous line about a toilet asking for attention and mentions Blue Peavil in a dated 9 12 46 token.
Prices Hit Consumers For Bread And Cakes Warned
The advertisement urges shoppers not to pay over 14 cents for a large loaf and over 9 cents for a small loaf, claiming profiteering. Littler proclaims pure ingredients, no dope, and reduced prices to meet today’s conditions as the best bread in the state and dependable cakes. It ends with a call to help build up Athens Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littler
Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color For Worn Garments
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions to restore faded skirts coats draperies and more. Each package guarantees non streaking coloring for wool silk linen cotton or blends and advises telling the druggist the fabric type before dyeing.
Miss Hazel Whitmer Seeks Thanks for Kind Acts in Accident
Miss Hazel Whitmer of Shawnee requests thanks to all who sent flowers visited her in hospital or assisted her after being struck by an automobile at State and Lancaster streets on August 27. She will always remember the kindness of Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Whitmer
Shawnee
State
Lancaster Streets
Athens
Local Residents Make Weekend Trips and Daily Errands
The report lists several residents traveling to Athens and visiting relatives on Monday and Wednesday. Ed Micheals and Ed Terrell family members are noted along with others visiting Athens, Logan, Chauncey, Shawnee, and Columbus for gatherings, meals, or caregiving.
Athens Golfers Enjoy Lancaster Links Outing
Athens Country Club members visited Lancaster for a Thursday golf outing. A luncheon, four foursomes, and 18 holes followed a fine meal. Lancaster led with 30 to Athens 15. Amateurs bested some veterans, and locals look forward to reciprocation of the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Lancaster
Athens
Train wreck sparks creek fire near Crescent
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed at Crescent Ohio and gas line escaped into Burned Up Creek. Boys set the slick surface alight and flames spread for about two miles threatening bridges as firefighters and locals watched the dangerous incident unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Baltimore and Ohio
Facial Fuzz for Kids Returning to Cleveland
Cleveland barbers report facial fuzz is making a comeback among young men heading back to school. They note many boys sport mustaches while older men favor clean shaven lips, with shop owners predicting a seasonal trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maurice Reindsener
Irish Transports Take Over Drogheda Plant
Irish transport workers in Drogheda seized the foundry and began operating it under their own management, forming a soviet on Thursday. The action came amid growing industrial unrest as workers assert control of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Drogheda
Musician Recovers Health After Mayr Remedy
A musician describes bowel discomfort and being out of tune until using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The formula claims to clear catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ease stomach liver and appendix related ailments. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists offer a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Millard Thomas Recovers After Peach Stone Blockage
Millard Thomas of Kingsmills, aged 35, began eating again today after five days without food due to a peach stone lodging in his esophagus. doctors report gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Millard Thomas
Kingsmills
Hospitalization Record Shows Unclear Removal Event
An unclear fragment notes something being removed at a hospital last night. Details are sparse and no other context is available from the readable text.
Lawyers to Convene District Gathering on Honesty
Lawyers from Marion Delaware Hardin Logan Champaign Madison and Union counties will hold a district convention at the women's reformatory in Marysville Ohio October 21. Honesty among lawyers will be one of the topics discussed at the event.
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Marysville
Marion
Delaware
Hardin
Logan
Champaign
Madison
Union Counties
Women’s Reformatory
Abandoned Twins Found After Suitcase On Ferry
Detroit police and Canadian border officers hunted today for a young mother who locked twin baby girls in a suit case and left the bag aboard the ferry boat Promise traveling from Windsor to Detroit. An eyewitness alerted Thomas G. Butler, a boat employee, who discovered the babies last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Promise
Windsor
Thomas G. Butler
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Charles Hunter
New Marshfield
Portsmouth
Howard Gurnther
Evan
Uitten
Maple Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Harold Wise
H. T. Wise
Columbia University
Gline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Sherwin-Williams
Dr. Dupont
Merchants and Manufacturers
Wheaton Hardware Co
Fordson
G. W. Hopkins
Union Depot
Ed Micheals
Sam
John Gabriel
Zine Courtney
Henrietta Courtney
Irvin Vore
Ivy Hawk
Ed Anderson
Harry Porter
Liz Guess
Port Dicken
Thelma
Lucile
Sand Run
J. Terrell
James McNab
Ed Terrell
Will Whitlatch
Hen Phelps
Chauncey
Lizzie Krivisti
Ambrose Terrell
James Terrell
Friend Love
Lucy Surgeon
Harry Lyons
Roscoe Shields
Mildred Burson
Walter Geisicke
Lon Humphrey
Jeff Harrison
Frances
John Harrison
George Ball
Mannring
Lancaster Links
Roany
Carpenter Hardware Company
N. Court St
House
Clave
McKee Drug Store
Gibson Drug Store
Round Oak Organization
Carpenter Home. Co
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