Interesting Meeting Opens East Side PTA Fall Term
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association held its first fall meeting at 3 15 with 60 members present. Mrs W H Radford presided and resigned as president. Mrs William F Giesecke elected president and official delegate to Newark State convention October 10 12. Committees named and discussion covered teacher training evolution and new plan with critic teachers. Beginning October 1 free medical examinations for East Side pupils announced.
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East Side
Parent - Teacher Association
W. H. Radford
Giesecke
Ways and Means
Frank Cone
Homer Clark
E. R. Walker
Ray Saylor
J. R. Haskins
R. Imes
P. Mckinley
Bing
Staley
Athens
Nelsonville Bride and Local Social Notes Update
Miss Lucile Somers of Nelsonville became the bride of James Weaver of Deanville in a morning ceremony at the First M. E. parsonage with Dr. Daniel McGurk officiating. The report lists wedding witnesses, upcoming Pythian Sisters meeting, and a long series of Athens Area social and visiting updates including residents’ travels, family reunions, and local shop life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Somers
Nelsonville
James Weaver
Deanville
Daniel McGurk
M. E. Parsonage
North College Street
Earl Robinson
Robert Bayles
Local families visit in Brooksville and area
Mrs John Revuck and daughter Mabel visited Mrs Harlow Hysell in Brooksville with extended family from New Straitsville Columbus New Lexington Athens and nearby towns. Don Seever’s family is recovering from a whooping cough at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Revuck
Mabel
Harlow Hysell
David Geer
Ruby
Rachel
John
Thomas Delbert
Arthur Geer
New Straitsville
Mont Geer
Columbus
Bernard Shilling
Berniece and
Valtlere
New Lexington
Charles Stokoe
Ellen
Joseph
Ben James
Mary Margaret
John Joseph
Jesse Throckmorton
Athens
Victor Beckle
Victor Leroy
Matthew McBride
Brooksville
Don Seever
Local residents enjoy social at R J Runion’s
Vanderhoof Mrs J D Davis returned home after a visit with son Guy Davis of Little Hocking Nellie Ashcraft of Coolville was Sunday guest of Mabie Ashcraft A number from this place attended a social gathering at R J Runion’s Saturday evening They enjoyed ice cream cake and candy Mrs William Blackwood returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. McVay
Sidney
Martin McVay
General Electric Company
New York City
J.ee Me Williams
Charles Stokoe
Athens
David Neal
Clarence Neal
Jesse Throckmorton
Alice McBride
Victor Beckle
Norma Beckle
J. D. Davis
Guy Davis
Little Hocking
Nellie Ashcraft
Coolville
Mabie Ashcraft
R. J. Runion
William Blackwood
Local residents host relatives during weekend visits
Elmer and Harmer Lake of Delaware visited John Lake the past week. Isola Conant returns home from New Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. William Blackwood hosted guests over Saturday and Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Wells of Pittsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lake visiting the former's parents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Elmer and
Harmer Lake
Delaware
Isola Conant
New Lexington
William Blackwood
Lyman Wells
Howard Lake
Wood Family Reunion Draws Wide Attendance
The Wood family reunion was held Sunday at the test farm grove and drew many relatives and friends. About 225 dined together at one long table. Elected officers include President Fr hb Wood, Vice President Grant Wood, Secretary Treasurer Mattie Bolin, Historian I R B Mark, and arrangements committee W Swett H J Saeward Erma Vale C H Jewell. Next reunion set for the first Sunday in September 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Reunion of the Woods
Test Farm
Hb. Wood
Grant Wood
Mattie Bolin
I. R B. Mark
W. Swett
H. J. Saeward
Erma Vale
C. H. Jewell
Golf clubs to be barred by 1924 United States Golf Association
The United States Golf Association announced that after January 1, 1924, all slotted or punched clubs would be banned. stamped lines may be used if within width limits and spacing, and rough edges must be removed. This follows Britain’s earlier bar on such faces and comes after heated debate during American tournament play in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Golf Association
Great Britain
England
German Communists call general Ruhr coal strike
German communists announce a general strike of Ruhr coal miners effective in the Gelsenkirchen area, expanding labor action across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Gelsenkirchen
Next to a dime the hardest thing to keep is fifteen cents
A concise witticism notes that small change is easy to spend and hard to save, playing on the idea that fifteen cents is tricky to retain beside a single dime.
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D. C. Ormiston
Ranville Avenue
Ale Renare
Ralah
Bolivias
Titan
Fast Side
C. E. Starr
Race Street
W. H. Reason
Middleport
Val Switzer
Gallipolis
Marian Bush
Ohio State University
Frederick Trendley
Ohio University
Trendley
Youngstown
Charles E. Cameron
North High Street
John Kilpatrick
Frank Lloyd
Wil Lloyd
Robert Bell
Murray City
Kilpatrick
Louis I. Brown
Mildred Francis
Detroit, Mich
Emma Cheney
Hotel Berry
Brown
Mrs. King
W. E. Moler
Cleveland
Arthur I. Moler
R. L. Woodworth
Frank R. Murphey
Spring Lake
N. J
W .B. Halbirt
Sylvania
Nelle Hutchinson
Huntington
W. Va
Mrs. Halbirt
Somers- Weaver
E. E. Aumilier
Toledo
Julia Lines
Oren Kelley
Oklahoma City
Okla
Phil Briley
Port Dickens
Plains
Briley
Kelley
Hocking County Fair
Logan
Jackson
Southern Ohio Eisteddfod Association
Griffith H. Evans
Paul M. Gillilan
Schenectady
N. Y
Jane Evans
C. C. Kerr
Daniel Baird
Fred Lee Tom
Portsmouth
Pomeroy
Oak Hill
Wellston
Lima
James J. Davis
Labor
Luhrng
William Reckleson
Charles and
Dauhter Norma
Luhing
Lewis McWilliams
Earl Beckle
Sayre
Harry Stevens
Buchtel
Beckle
Esther Bartel
George Francis
Frances Louise
Floyd Wilkes
Salem
Samuel McDonald
Carl
Circle Hill
William Beckle
Glogem
Glogem Ring Co
Xenia
Ohio
Glogem Dimont
Mexico
The
D. Zenner Company
Vanderhoof
WOOD
Woodworth
Lyons
D. Zenner Co
Butterick Design
Pattern
Deltor