Miss Sylvia Robinett Guests Near Millfield
Miss Sylvia Robinett spent over Sunday in Millfield as guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Robinett. Miss Mabel Coe of Albany visits her aunt Mrs C L Jones at University Terrace. Dr F P McVay travels to Sulphur Lick Springs for a brief stay. Mrs C B Shaffer of Zanesville returns home after visiting Mrs Fred Cornwell at 65 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Robinett
Millfield
Charles Robinett
Mabel Coe
Albany
Ifs
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
F. P. McVay
Sulphur Lick Springs
C. B. Shaffer
Zanesville
Fred Cornwell
West Washington Street
Mrs W JONES and Kilpatrick visit Murray City
Mrs W. 8. Jones of Murray City visited Sunday and Monday with her daughter Mrs. John Kilpatrick, 78 East Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Jones
Murray City
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
Rathburns and niece visit Edmundson in Rutland
Mrs N FE Rathburn and her niece Miss Helen Rathburn of Rutland were Monday guests of Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmundson at 32 South Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. FE. Rathburn
Helen Rathburn
Rutland
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Mrs Mary Graham Noss Returns From Pennsylvania Visit
Mrs Mary Graham Noss and her mother Mrs A B Graham and daughter Miss Mary Noss of 48 University Terrace returned last night from a vacation spent at their old home in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Noss
A. B. Graham
Mary Noss
University Terrace
Pennsylvania
Jewett Family Returns From Buffalo Wedding
Mrs. W. H. Jewett and her daughter Marie arrived home last evening from Buffalo New York where they attended the wedding of the former's son Joseph Everett Jewett to Miss Marie Magdalene Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jewett
Marie
Buffalo, N. Y
Joseph Everett Jewett
Marie Magdalene Christ
Mrs Mansfield Returns From Jerseyville Visit
Mrs Carl Mansfield and her children have returned from a visit in Jerseyville with her parents Mr and Mrs A K Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mansfield
Jersey ‘Ville
A. K. Newman
Newman Couple Welcome Son Wylmer Andrew Dayton
Mr and Mrs Wylmer Newman of Dayton announce the birth of a nine pound son Wylmer Andrew on March 31 He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs A K Newman of Jerseyville Mrs Newman was formerly Miss Florence Long of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylmer Newman
Dayton
Wylmer Andrew
A. K. Newman
Jerseyville
Newman
Florence Long
Rodehaver Family Visits Relatives in Guysville
Mr and Mrs Homer Rodehaver and daughter Lorene returned home after a several day visit with relatives and friends in Guysville. Mrs C E Bean mother of Mrs Rodehaver accompanied them and will stay until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rodehaver
Lorene
Guysville
C. E. Bean
Rodehaver
Peace Exict in Industrial Giggles Today
Washington April 6 United Press. With May Day three weeks away industrial relations in the United States are more peaceful than at any time since the armistice. Strikes and lockouts are fewer than in months and not more than 20 000 workers are on strike nationwide. One strike involves Peabody Massachusetts affecting 20000 workers. Officials note records may miss some disorders and building trades are not on the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Peabody
Mass
Department
County road work delayed by furnace closures in district
The closing of iron furnaces in the district halts slag supply for roadmaking delaying spring projects authorized by Athens county commissioners. The Amesville Federal road improvement planned last year will be completed as far as possible while the Jerseyville project awaits state funds. Paying jobs begin with Nelsonville paving by Fred Beckler and a Glouster stretch under Supt. Fallon. The South Bridge safety concerns prompt new supports and reinforcements. Commissioners plan detours and study local quarries for limestone and rock.
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Athens County Commissioners
Amesville
Jerseyville
Fred Beckler
Nelsonville
Columbus
Beckies
Falloon
South Bridge
Tragic double murder suicide near Brecksville
On the Cleveland Akron road south of Brecksville J T Wokaty killed his wife Emma and then killed himself. Sheriff Stannard says the motive was threats to prevent divorce. Mrs Wokaty had asked attorney J M Bernstein to file for divorce on grounds of cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. T. Wokaty
Emma
Stannard
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland-Akron
Brecksville
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Hannah Verity
The remains of Mrs Hannah Verity wife of Edward Verity arrived midnight from Vincennes Indiana hospital where she had surgery for tumor and died Sunday afternoon at one o clock The deceased was taken to her brother Charles Sto...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Verity
Edward Verity
Vincennes
Ind
Charles Sto
Verity Funeral Notices For Mrs Verity At Two P M
Funeral services for Mrs Verity will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at Koe 24 Smith Street. Burial follows in West Union Street Cemetery. Mrs Verity aged 45 leaves husband and three sons Edward 18 Joe 5 and Samuel 3. Formerly of Athens the family moved from Athens to Jacksonville and three years ago to Indiana near Vincennes.
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Koe
Smith Street
West Union Street
Verity
Edward
Joe
Samuel
Athens
Jacksonville
Indiana
Vincennes
Obituary for Joe Sloan of Ft. Wayne and Athens relatives
Joe Sloan colored died Sunday at his home in Ft Wayne Indiana of Brights disease. Remains brought to Athens his former home at noon. Funeral at Mt Zion Baptist church at 1 30 this afternoon conducted by Rev Fears of Zanesville. Burial in Athens. He leaves a widow several children and two brothers Frank H Sloan of Athens and Berrell Sloan of Columbus.
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Joe Sloan
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bright
Athens
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev
Fears
Zanesville
West Union Street
Frank H. Sloan
Berrell Sloan
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational meeting was held Monday night in the church parlors with Prof. George E. McLauglin as chairman and Mounter J. Brown as secretary. J. Maurice Hyde was elected a trustee and several elders were re elected. The music committee was instructed to invite Prof. T. N. Hoover to resume choir directorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
George E. McLauglin
Mounter J. Brown
J. Maurice Hyde
D. J. Evans
Charles Henry
A. A. Atkinson
L. J. Addicott
Simons family marked by misfortune in Port Clinton
In Port Clinton Ohio Harry Simons family bears a record of bad luck. Ford Simons eight is recovering from a broken arm from a recent fall. Last year he broke his left arm and his right arm was fractured in the latest fall. Four of his brothers recently suffered broken bones and other injuries. Floyd the oldest brother was nearly electrocuted when he touched a live wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Port Clinton
Harry Simons
Here
Ford Simons
Floyd
Wrightstown Social Rounded by Local Visits
Sunday visits marked by Mrs Hes ter Ahie and Mrs William Hogsett in poor health at home of Richard Ahle. Ferman Ahle and son William of Linscott Run spent time with Mrs Hes ter Ahle as Mr Ahle remained ill with little hope of recovery. Several locals, including Mrs Pearl Ball and Mr William Hogsett, called on Richard Ahle and family. Others visited Joy resident Mrs John Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Morris
A. T. Archer
Edna Swart
John Glass
Joy
William Balderson
Mary
Gon
Geo
Mary Evelyn Fong
Sunny
T. B. Morris
William Hogsett
Bertha Wade
Elliott
Richard Ahle
Fish eating ducks threaten Niagara river fishing
The Niagara River faces a drastic drop in fish as ducks devour thousands daily. Shell drake or covens are blamed for high kills, with ducks found to have fish in their crops after spring hunting. Sportsmen push for a spring open season to protect fishing despite ducks not being prized game meat.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara River
Fourth Meeting of Athens County Teachers Held in Music Hall
The fourth and last meeting of the Athens county high school teachers met Saturday April 2 in Music Hall at Ohio University. Topics included Music in the School Home Study Manuel Training and Domestic Science in small high schools. The group planned a floral offering for Superintendent Alex Root who missed the event due to illness. Attendees included Lucy Evans Laura Kennedy D C Chappel Myrtle Garrett Earl Miller Blanche Phillips Merle Wagner Louisa Martin Mary Albaugh D O Howland Guy Dinsmoor F P Clark E E Fair E J Persons and others from Amesville Chauncey Canaanville New Marshfield Glouster Jerseyville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Music Hall
Ohio University
Manuel
Alex Root
Lucy Evans
Laura Kennedy
Amesville
D. C. Chappel
Myrtle Garrett
Chauncey
Lucy Sutton
Ralph Dinsmoor
Earl Miller
Canaanville
Blanche Phillips
Merle Wagner
Louisa Martin
Jacksonville
Mary Albaugh
Buchtel
D. O. Howland
Stewart
Guy Dinsmoor
New Marshfield
F. P. Clark
Maple Syrup and Sugar Stockpiled Across Washington
A Bureau of Crop Estimates survey reports 148000 gallons of maple syrup stored in a Washington warehouse, with 318600 pounds of maple sugar as a companion stock. Combined stocks equal about 1.5 million pounds, representing four percent of 1920 production amid ongoing sugar concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Maple industry braces for banner year and cheaper hot cakes
The Department of Agriculture states not likely that much will be carried over as maple forests promise a banner year for maple syrup production. Dealers and griddle shops in front windows may see increased business next fall at lower prices for hot cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Women barred from higher law examinations in Berlin decree
The Prussian Minister for Justice has decreed that women shall not be admitted to the examinations qualifying them for the higher offices of the law. The decision limits access to advancement in the legal profession for women, citing official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Parma murder case to decide on indictment or insanity
Cleveland officials will decide today whether to seek a murder indictment or pursue an insanity defense for a suspect in the February murder of two Parma high school teachers Miss Mable Foote and Miss Louise Wolf. Investigators say final tests at the scene confirm the crime and that the man is believed insane. The suspect reportedly demonstrated the sequence of events to officials, describing how he chased the woman with glasses and killed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mable Foote
Louise Wolf
Parma
Stannard
Market Irregular at Open as U S Steel Holds at 80
New York April 5 news market opens irregular with U S Steel unchanged at 80 percent. Trading activity shows early uneven moves across key industrials as investors weigh inflation and demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Action Promised in Cambridge Mayor Removal Case
Senator James Barr of Guernsey county said executive action is promised in the removal proceedings against Cambridge Mayor J. J. Calvert. Barr helped file formal charges with Governor Davis after a Cambridge official shot a Barnesville resident mistaken for a whiskey runner in the mayor’s presence. Barr added that something will be done, promised during a conference with governor’s office attaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. J. Calvert
Cambridge
James Barr
Guernsey County
Barr
Calvert
Davis
Barnesville
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