Society and Local News Highlights of Visits
The column notes courtesy in mentioning guests and visits. It lists patrons and escorts including Llewellyn Evans Warren Clements Mrs Willard McKee of Charleston West Virginia, David H. Lindley of New York and Marie Rowan of Hattiesburg Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn Evans
Warren Clements
Willard McKee
Charleston
David H. Lindley
New York City
Marie Rowan
Hattiesburg
Wedding Dinner Honors Charles Woodworth Doris Nye
Mr and Mrs Franz L Woodworth host a dinner at 165 North Congress Street for the bridal party and guests from out of town. The wedding unfolds Saturday at 10 am at First Christian Church with Miss Doris Nye and Charles Woodworth the couple. Guests include Jeannette Brown from Chillicothe as maid of honor, Mrs Jack Hardesty of Charleston organist, Ellis Woodworth as best man, Larry Stevens of Cincinnati, and Earl Nye among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz l L. Woodworth
North
Congress Street
First Christian Church
Charles Woodworth
Doris Nye
Jeannette Brown
Chillicothe
Jack Hardesty
Charleston
W. Va
Ellis ‘Woodworth
Larry Stevens
Cincinnati
Earl Nye
Why Buy An All Day Sucker And Fall Suit Now
An ad urges shoppers to buy now rather than wait until October. It touts today’s suits as the same styles seen in November with new design and drape, inviting customers to wear them now before overcoats cover them.
Mrs Wolfe Hosts Large Needlework Social
Mrs Arthur A Wolfe again entertained Thursday afternoon at her Second street home with seventy guests. Guests brought their needlework and enjoyed readings by Angella Woods including The Un solved Problem and The Small Boy Tells. A two course luncheon was served with Mrs John B Swanson and Mrs Oscar Bingman at the urns and helpers Miss Vivian Landis Miss Bicknell Robinson and Angella Woods serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Arthur A. Wolfe
Second Street
Oscar Bingman
Vivian Landis
Bicknell Robinson
Angella Woods
Windsor luncheon honors Miss Doris Nye bride elect
Chi Omega sisters hosted a luncheon at The Windsor on Thursday for Doris Nye, with snapdragons as table flowers and yellow and red sorority colors. Guests included Betty Walker, Louise Hartford, Thema Robbins, Opal Cooley, Betty Green, Ruth Long, Jennie Mae Cooley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Doris Nye
Chi Omega
Betty Walker
Louise U Hardford
Thema Robbins
Opal Cooley
Betty Green
Ruth Long
Jennie Mae. Cooley
Williamine Elmer
Mildred Welch
Jeannette Pilcher
Ruth LePage
Margaret Bewley
Florence Shumaker
Enthusiastic Start to Current Events Club Year
The Current Events club opened its year at Mrs. CC Kerr's home 72 North High Street with a strong turnout and an engaging program. Mrs. C E Stailey led as president with Mrs. William Williams as leader. Mrs. John J Woolley elected president and Mrs. Mary E Richards as vice president due to the president elect moving away. Miss Melba White shared travel notes including a Passion Play. Grace F Spring sang a vocal solo and Louise Kerr accompanied at the piano. A pleasant collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. C. Kerr
North High Street
C. E. Stailey
William Williams
J. W. Jones
John J. Woolley
Mary E. Richards
Thor Olson
Melba White
Miss White
Grace F. Spring
Louise Kerr
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet In Athens
Mrs Dean Vore of Sussex New Jersey visits Athens to see relatives. The Pi Beta Phi alumnae club assembles at 7 p m with Mrs Harry G Stalder for important business. Also noted are Herb Kenney of Columbus returning from visit with the Harley Parker home and Chauncey guests William and Mrs Smith inviting friends to the 63rd regiment reunion in Chauncey on October 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Vore
Sussex, N. J
Athens
Pi Beta Phi
Harry G. Stalder
Congress
Herb Kenney
Columbus
Harley Parker
East Mill Street
William Smith
Chauncey
63Rd Regiment
Floodwood arrests and Pola Negri interview headline
Floodwood residents George Summers and Harry Russell face charges amid custody and drunkenness cases. Pola Negri, Hollywood star, arrived in Chicago for interviews, misfiring English and praising Charlie Chaplin as a top screen actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pola Negri
Pola
The
Beautiful
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Mollywood
United States
Real Thing Remedy Reverses Long Illness Says Patient
A testimonial from a patient who suffered five years with stomach trouble and gall stone colic reports relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple preparation claims to remove mucus from the intestinal tract reduce inflammation and ease stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee from McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Laddie Boy the White House Pooch Quiet Confidant of President
Washington reports reveal President Harding’s Airedale, “Laddie Boy,” accompanies him daily to the private office. The dog perches beside the president at the mahogany table, growling at intruders and delaying the first callers until about 10 o’clock. His presence often requires wardrobe care for the president’s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
White House
Laddie Boy
Christian
Sion
Darrell Moore Heads to Cambridge for Harvard Business Coursework
Mr. Darrell Moore departed today for Cambridge Massachusetts to resume a two year program at Harvard University in the Graduate School of Business Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Moore
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Graduate School of Business Administration
Rev M B Cooley Returns Home From Athens Visit
Reverend M B Cooley has departed for his Lynn Haven Florida home after a summer with relatives and friends in Athens. He went as far as Cincinnati by automobile with Mr and Mrs J M Cooley and family accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Cooley
Lynn Haven
Fla
Athens
Cincinnati
J. M. Cooley
Death of Miss Bess Leach in Allegheny General Hospital
Death notice reports Miss Bess Leach died Wednesday at Allegheny General Hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM in Dellaire, the deceased’s home. Leach was known in Athens for six years with the Episcopal church and Children’s Home work. She later did Red Cross work in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Leach
Allegheny General Hospital
Dellaire
Miss Leach
Athens
Episcopal Church
Childrens Home
Red Cross
Salem
Angora Proposes Peace Conference at Smyrna
Sept 22 Angora government proposes to high commissioners that a peace conference be called at Smyrna to address ongoing Turkish nationalist issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Angora
Alled High Commissioners
Smyrna
New Beer Amendment Aims Five Percent Tax for Soldier Bonus
Washington September 22 An amendment to the constitution proposes five percent beer tax to be collected by the government and 5,000,000,000 dollars of the tax set aside to fund a soldiers bonus. The resolution also authorizes states to regulate beer manufacture and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Brennen
Michigan
Hughes Faces Rough Atlantic Passage Home
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes travels back from South America as the U S S Maryland confronts heavy seas with waves rolling over the battleship. The ship, despite the weather, is making record time and expects to reach New York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
United States
South America
Naval Radio Today
U. S. S. Maryland
Maryland
New York
Quarter Billion Collected in Income and Profits Taxes
Treasury figures show 222,367,000 deposited in federal reserve banks from income and profit tax collections paid on September 15 as the third installment of the year's taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
If You Are Well Bred Dinner Etiquette Notes
The article emphasizes meticulous table setting with polished silver, shining glassware, and spotless linen. It notes that careful appointments ease hosting, allowing focus on guests and their enjoyment.
Way Down East at Glouster Theaters This Week
Glouster screens D. W. Griffiths Way Down East with matinee Saturday at 1 PM and special music. Local Legionnaires gather Sept 26 for regular meeting with Grand Deputy Regent Grace E Hall on special business. Community news notes audit of miners’ union books and visits from former residents Margaret Powell and A H Thomas. Jessie Galbraith returns from Sioux City to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionaires
Grace E. Hall
D. C
A. H. Thomas
Columbus
Glouster
Conrad Wein
Wein
Isaac Jones
Worthy Parker
This City
Robert Bell
Murray
City Mortgage Co
Jessie Galbraith
Sioux City
Jessie
Burnses from Columbus visit city home after crash
P H Burns arrived from Columbus and stays a few days at his city home. He reports his wife Mrs Burns recovering from a broken leg after an automobile accident on the way to Columbus and may be able to go home in a month or six weeks with crutch assistance. He was also injured but is improving though sore in the chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Summers
Floodwood
Mariner
Ethel Jenkins
Helwig
Harry Russell
West Washington Street
Dorothy Russell
Russell
Alonzo Russell
P. H. Burns
Columbus
Mr. Burns
Burns
Emancipation Day Picnic and Events in City
Colored residents enjoy Emancipation Day celebrations with a picnic and a ball game and athletic stunts planned for the afternoon. A dance at Lamborn pavilion will close the festivities tonight as R. B. Smith travels to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamborn Pavilion
Autographed Baseball Worth Much Draws From Cubs Signatures
Chanute Kansas holds Rev. R. Y. Barber a Grace Episcopal rector and avid fan who gains a signed baseball featuring twenty renowned players. The ball bears Chief signature from Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, baseball commissioner. Barber collected autographs during Chicago Cubs games this summer in the team clubhouse.
Townsmen Witness Bank Looters Blow Vault in Blandonville
Four bandits in a car dynamited the vault of the First National Bank in Blandonville Hil today and escaped with about 5000 to 10000 dollars as residents stood by in fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blandonville
Hil
First National Bank
Bond Ask Rises to Record For Cincinnati Bandit
In Cincinnati on September 22 a quarter of a million dollars in aggregate bond was requested for Sam Rutman the so called lone bandit who confessed to eight hold ups. Rutman acted as his own lawyer and teased Judge Meredith Yeatman as prosecutors detailed ten bery charges from victims. The judge replied that the aggregate bond would be moderate possibly 25 000 per case and Rutman accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sam Rutman
Rutman
Meredith Yeatman
Noddep
Bery
Yeatman
Batman
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Buaine
IA Athens
Solon
Hughes
Atlantic
America
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Russia
Kalinin
Soviet Russia
Tkes
D. W. Griffith
Margaret Powell
R. B. Smith
J. D. Haskins
Chiropractor
Nat'l Bank
Oxfords
Lone Bandit
Ohio
L. D. Poston
H. L. Benton
BD. H. Moore
Sumimer
Athens, Ohio
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