Social and Local News Highlights From Athens Ohio
The Womans Music club schedules a 3:30 session with Mrs. J J Marwin. Mr Charles Hunter from Columbus visits Athens then plans trips to New Marshfield and Portsmouth. Birth announced for Ray Slaughter and wife at Grant hospital Columbus: son weighing eight pounds. Several residents visit relatives. Miss Gernice Thompson improves after surgeries in Cleveland. Everett Starr returns to Huntington after attending a wedding in Gallipolis. Harold Coe and Harold Wise prepare for studies in electrical engineering and New York trip. Various social visits, church entertainments, and a Current Events club meeting with readings and refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunter
Columbus
Athens
New Marshfield
Portsmouth
Ray Slaughter
Franklin Avenue
Grant Hospital
Everett Starr
Huntington
W. Va
C. E. Starr
Gallipolis
Helen Mauck
R. J. Mauck
Jack Galbreath
Harold Coe
Harold Wise
H. T. Wise
Columbia University
Homer C. Clark
Grosvenor Street
Calander
J. R. Harvey
Congress
Alice Robinson
Melba Woodworth
Yonkers Job for Earl Nye With Local Partners
Earl Nye departed yesterday for Yonkers New York to join the Cream Fried Cake Co. business with C H Portey J Clyde Edmundson and Charles Pickering as partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nye
Yonkers, N. Y
Messrs
C. H. Portey
J. Clyde Edmundson
Charles Pickering
Cream Fried Cake Co
Newman Guests Include Daughter in Law Velma Wills
Mr and Mrs Charles T Newman host their daughter in law Mrs Velma Wills Newman who arrived yesterday from Adams County. Velma Wills studied last year at the Normal School of Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Newman
John W. Newman
Adams County
Newman
Velma Wills
Normal School
Ohio University
Marriage of Miss Christine M. Clossman to Clyde H. Freed
Miss Christine M. Clossman daughter of Mrs. Alice M. Clossman wed Clyde H. Freed of Washington D C on September 7 at the Metropolitan Baptist church. The couple left for a western trip after the ceremony and will reside at 613 Lexington Place Northeast after October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Sunday School Prepares for Year With New Teachers
Dr. Gard and Prof. Addicott oversee the Presbyterian Sunday school announcements. Prof. Gamitzfelter succeeds Dr. Treadley teaching college women, Prof. Cooper opens autumn for college men, Principal Rupp lines up Mohicang program with Mr. Paul and Coach Torrance assisting. Miss Jennie Evans and Miss Enid Townsend continue in the primary department. Mrs. Lucile Henry Finsterwald takes over the former Miss Erma Comstock class. Prof. Hoover teaches the class previously led by Prof. Fordyce Stewart.
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Gard
Addicott
Presbyterian
Gamitzfelter
Treadley
Philosophy
University
Stewart
Cooper
Rupp
Mohicang
Paul
Torrance
Jennie Evans
Enid Townsend
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 35 leading universities outperforms ordinary lamps. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene with no odor smoke or noise. Inventor RE A Johnson offers a 10 days free trial and a free lamp to one seeker per locality. He claims agencies can earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
RE. A. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Athens Columbus Bakery Ad Claims Low Prices on Bread and Cakes
An advertisement from a bakery urges customers to compare prices noting large loaves under 14 cents and small loaves under 9 cents. It claims pure ingredients, no dope, reduced costs, and promises the best bread in the state with reliable cakes. The notice encourages support to build up Athens Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littler
Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color for Worn Garments
Advert tells how Diamond Dyes revive faded skirts coats stockings and draperies with easy directions for wool silk linen cotton or blends. Guaranteed not to streak spot fade or run and includes instruction to tell the druggist material type.
Shawnee woman thanks kind Athens people for aid
Miss Hazel Whitmer of Shawnee thanks those who sent flowers visited her in hospital or aided her after being struck by an automobile on August 27 at State and Lancaster streets. She will remember the good people of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Whitmer
Shawnee
State
Lancaster Streets
Athens
Local residents make short trips to Athens and surrounding towns
Ed Micheals Sam Gabriel Ed Micheals and families visited Athens on Monday. Several residents traveled to Athens including Mrs Porter Mrs Guess and the Terrells. Reports note Ed Anderson breaking four ribs after a hay mow fall and other local social visits and moves around town.
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Ed Micheals
Sam
John Gabriel
Zine Courtney
Henrietta Courtney
Irvin Vore
Ivy Hawk
Athens
Ed Anderson
Harry Porter
Liz Guess
Port Dicken
Thelma
Lucile
Sand Run
J. Terrell
James McNab
Ed Terrell
Will Whitlatch
Glouster
Ben Phelps
Chauncey
Lizzie Krivisti
Ambrose Terrell
Logan
James Terrell
Friend Love
Lucy Surgeon
Harry Lyons
Roscoe Shields
Mildred Burson
Columbus
Walter Geisicke
Lon Humphrey
Jeff Harrison
Frances
John Harrison
George Ball
Shawnee
Mannring
Athens Golfers Enjoy Lancaster Links Outing
Athens Country Club members visited Lancaster Golf Club for a Thursday outing. They arrived before noon enjoyed luncheon and four foursomes then played eighteen holes with mixed results. Lancaster won with a total score of 30 to Athens 15½, and both sides praised the hospitable hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
Lancaster
Athens
Facial Fuzz for Kids Returning to School
Cleveland barbers report a return to facial hair among young men renewing school routines. They say youths sport mustaches with uneven growth while older men keep clean shaved upper lips, signaling a shift in grooming trends.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barbers
Maurice Reindsener
Drogheda Plant Seized by Irish Transport Workers
Irish transport workers at Drogheda foundry formed a soviet and seized the plant on Thursday, taking control of operations under their own management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RISH
Belfast
Drogheda
Musician Drops Out Of Tune Prizes Mayr Remedy
A musician recalls stomach distress affecting performance until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy improved health. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises a money back guarantee and lists McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Drug Gists Everywhere
Milord Thomas Recovers After Peach Stone Lodged Esophagus
Milord Thomas a 35 year old from Kingsmills could eat again today after five days without food due to a peach stone stuck in his esophagus. He was treated in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Milord Thomas
Kingsmills
It was removed at a hospital last night.
A removal occurred at a hospital last night with no further details available.
Lawyers to Convene on Honesty in District Meeting
Lawyers from Marion Delaware Hardin Logan Champaign Madison and Union counties will meet at the women's reformatory in Marysville October 21 for a district convention. Honesty among lawyers will be one of the subjects discussed.
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Marysville
Marion
Delaware
Hardin
Logan
Champaign
Madison
Union Counties
Women's Reformatory
Abandoned Twins Found After Suitcase Left on Ferry
Detroit police and Canadian border officers search for a young mother who locked twin baby girls in a suit case and left the bag aboard the ferry Promise from Windsor to Detroit. The suitcase was discovered by boat employee Thomas G Butler after a passenger alerted him.
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Detroit
Promise
Windsor
Thomas G. Butler
Cleveland Fights for Union Depot
Cleveland faces a key public hearing on September 20 over a proposed union station on the public square. Two Interstate Commerce Commission investigators will inspect the site and assess tariffs before the hearing, amid objections that the current plan differs from the voters approval two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Public Square
Interstate Commerce Committee
Premier Lloyd George to dedicate Welsh church in Columbus
Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain will be asked to dedicate the new Welsh Presbyterian church in Columbus on December 1 during his Washington disarmament conference trip. Church officials arranged the plans today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Lloyd George
Great Britain
New Welsh Presbyterian Church
Washington
Fire on Creek after Freight Wreck Near Crescent
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train wreck at Crescent Ohio caused gasoline to escape into Burned Up Creek. The liquid ignited on the surface, forming a two mile flame slick that threatened bridges as workers responded. The report notes a smooth talker avoided attention despite the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Baltimore and Ohio
Is Your Toilet Asking Pointedly for Attention
A quirky 1946 note asks readers to sweeten attention to plumbing with Blue Davril, hinting at a household tip or product promotion amid domestic upkeep discussions.
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Womans Music Club
J .J. Marwin
Mill Street
Howard Gurnther of
Mrs
Evan Hamilton
Maple Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
F. P. Thompson
Miss Gernice Thompson
Miss Thompson
Geoffrey F. Morgan
New York
Boston
Mass
Mr. Morgan
Weymouth Heights
Emmett L. Murphey
Corning
QO. B. Murphey
East State Street
Helen
Lindley Hall
Richard
Murphey
Frank R. Murphey
Harry McKinstry
Jerseyville
The
Gline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Sherwin-Williams
Winchester
Dr. Dupont
Merchants and Manufacturers
Wheaton Hardware Co
Fordson
G. W. Hopkins
Lancaster Links
Carpenter Hardware Company
N. Court St
Ife
Round Oak Organization
Carpenter Home. Co
A Hardware Athens
McKee Drug Store
Gibson Drug Store
Union Depot
Derea
Nick
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