Local social notes from Amesville and area
Newly items gathered by staff reporters note visits and travels across the region. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allison Mrs. Chub Pickens Miss Alina Pickens and families from Canton Steubenville Cleveland Letart Falls Pomeroy Marietta Athens Columbus and Letart Falls with events such as the Ladies Aid meeting and weekend visits to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire Stanley
Pomeroy
N. €. Cochran
Dunlow, W. Na
Witnesses Called in Rotroff Campbell Trial in Athens
Donald Russell and Agnes Ross testified in Athens last Wednesday as witnesses in the Rotroff Campbell trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Farrabee
Donald Russell
Agnes Ross
Athens
Rotroff- Campbell
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court Saturday
Three marriage licenses were issued by the Probate Court Saturday. George McNutt, 22, of East Sparta, a steelworker, and Elis Schweitzer, 21, of West Lafayette, a daughter of John Schweitzer, were one couple. Dorsey, 22, of Claysville, Pennsylvania, an electrician, and Ruth Cottril, 21, of The Plains, a daughter of Orville Cottril, were another. The third license went to Ben Fraser, 20, of Dayton, a landscape gardener, and Bessie Hitchinger, 17, of Nelsonville. Magistrate Pearl W Helwig officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McNutt
East Sparta
Sherman McNutt
Elis Schweitzer
West Lafayette
John Schweitzer
Dorsey
Claysville
Pennsylvania
Electrician
Ruth Cottril
the Plains
Orville Cottril
Pearl W Helwig
iBen Fraser
Dayton
Ferris Fraser
Bessie Hitchinger
Nelsonville
Burr Oak Room Latta Burial and Local Moves
Burr Oak resident Latta died at home Saturday and was buried Monday. A newborn son arrived to Mr and Mrs John Dew. Calvin Embrey moves to his Totman Gap farm. Worthy Roberts relocates to Fox farm near Hartleyville. Mary Ivers and baby visit her parents at Oak Dale. Mrs Rose Stires and daughter visit Coffman family. Grant Post and Faye Ivers plan to move Embrey to Tatman Gap. Clara Latta of Columbus visits mother Hester Latta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Room Latta
Burr Oak
John Dew
Calvin Embrey
Miles Drake
Totman Gap
Worthy Roberts
Strait Farm
Fox Farm
Hartleyville
Mary Ivers
Baby
Dick Frazier
Oak Dale
Rose Stires
Freda Helen
Arthur Coffman
Grant Post
Social Notes From Canton and Nearby Towns
Stewart andia and cohiaren visit after Mrs Farr. Logan spent the last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Pearl Six. Miss Viola Parr Amanda guests of Miss Ruth Tyr on end of week. Harry Leper and son William visited Canton Tuesday to Friday. Mrs John Calderson spending several days in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andia
Cohiaren
Messenger Pattern Dept pattern for a small boy's blouse
Ad describes a popular sewing pattern for a boy's blouse in sizes 3 and 6 years. Details include recommended fabrics such as linen, madras, rep and jersey, sleeve options wrist or elbow length, and fabric yardage for 44 inch material. Pattern mailed on receipt of two shillings.
Puts New Life Into Dull Tired Faded Skin
A brief skin care note claims Calonite powder cleanses pores and removes dirt oil to prevent black heads. It mentions 1% solution and promises two good nights of rest after use, with wary sales tone.
Albany High School Smith-Hughes Orchard Project
Albany Smith-Hughes department funds a community orchard project at A E Potter’s site with fifty trees. Agriculture instructor C N Jones offers orchard information and an optional orchard short course next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Albany
Albany High School
A. E. Potter
C. N. Jones
Estate to Widow Under Brown Will Sees Remainder to Foster Son
The will of Joseph K. Brown of The Plains leaves $50 to his sister Susan Brown and $50 to Millicent Klee Minister, with the remainder to widow Susan L. Brown for life. After the widow’s death the property goes to foster son Charles L. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Brown
The
Plains
Susan Brown
Millicent Klee
Susan L. Brown
Charles L. ‘Brown
Training for Lady Club Leaders Set at County Agent Home
A 4 H training meeting for lady club leaders is planned at the county agent T H Bookasan's home next Saturday evening at 7 oclock. C C Lang assistant state ind teader will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Bookasan
C. C Lang
Teader
Old Frame House on Washington Street Razed
An historic frame house on Washington Street across from the Messenger building is being razed by the Athens Home Telephone Co to clear space for a new telephone building. The structure, over a century old, was once owned by A. J. Walker and housed a physician's office, with hand hewn walnut timbers and thick plaster, all now revealed during demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Athens
Washington
Messenger
Athens Home Telephone Company
Marlett
A. J. Walker
Hockingvaleley
Ezra Walker
North Cons Street
Sinpere
Hsa
Irp
Ezra
Water
Walker
Smills
Church Services PreeMaster Kervies to Be Field
A fragment notes church services and a figure named PreeMaster Kervies tied to a field event. Details are unclear but indicate community religious activities and an individual involved in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PreeMaster Kervies
Kinney Dies Former Resident Succumbs in Columbus
Kinney, a longtime resident and grocer here, died at his Columbus home. Funeral services were held in Columbus and here, with burial in New Taxington. He leaves two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corning
Liv Meare
Week's Distant Visits Highlight Cornings Social Notes
Mrs. Charles Walker and Mrs. C L Green spend the end of the week in Nelsonville. Edward Debney of Joyce's Department store in Chicago is here on business. Forrest Dennis family and friends visit Cornings. Herman Skerr and son Rav join. Forsbachs move to Hemlock. William KH Caine and Charles Jaynes motor to Columbus. Brock, burned at mine TL, shows rapid improvement at home. Donald Mar remains seriously burned. Margaret Uaine ill with mumps as dip epidemic sweeps the area. Miss Josephine Liske and Carrin visit. Lillian Rodgers returns from Indiana harbor. Mr Hubbara travels to visit sister Mrs. Jonnie Davis and Auntie Williams. Clifford and Taishi visit Columbus. Mr Francis Clifford and daughter Jennie Monahan visiting. Mrs. Dough, Mrs. Franks Flowers and son spend day in Zar Ville. HH T Wilson of Columbus, NYC Central official, spends days in Cornings on business. Mrs Emmett Rogers entertains guests. son Cook leaving Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walker
C. L. Green
Nelsonville
Edward Debney
Joyce
Chicago
Forrest Dennis
Glen
Herman Skerr
Rav
Wemlock
Cornums
Herman Forsbach
Hemlock
Wiliam KH
Caine
Charles Jaynes
Columbus
Carl Brock
Mine No
Donald Mar
Margaret
William Uaine
Numins
Josephine Liske
Carrini
Corning
Lillian Rodgers
Indiana Harbor
Hubbara
Ohio
Jonnie Davis
Jennie Monahan Fig
Wut
Franks Flowers
Aon Mund
Zar Vilte
HH. T. Wilson
New York Central
Corniger
Emmett. Rogers
Cook
Fire in building claims several lives in Youngstown area
Grim report from Youngstown states several people died as a fire swept through a straw filled building. Witnesses recall Mrs Prather leaping to escape while others attempted to save belongings amid smoke and chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Grorge
Prather
Convicted murderers moved toward electric chair in Ohio
James Lyon and George Thou, condemned for murder, were removed from death row and prepared for execution tonight in the electric chair at the Ohio penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chai
James Lyon
George Thou
Ohio
Faculty Recital Set for Tuesday Evening
A faculty recital by Miss Alice Holmen soprano and pianist William Longstreet will be presented Tuesday evening at Ohio University School of Music. The program includes works by Ingerhof Brahms and Chopin with titles such as Violin obligato Morati Die Mainacht Vergebliches Standchen Meine Liebe ist Rosina and The Sleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice,Holmen
William Longstreet
Ewing
Tadlorttum
Holman
Zenge Street
Ohio University School” of Music
Brahms
Brahm
Gran
Soviet Delegation Talks Trade at Columbus Visit
Soviet government representatives in Columbus discuss expanding industrial ties with the United States and financing large scale factory expansion. They aim to equip 291 new factories and establish trusted partnerships under government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fevee
Flussie
United States
Russia
Balla
Aries
Ivan
Trasta
Syndio Nites
Damrosch Collapses During New York Symphony Concert
New York April 10 Walter Damrosch collapsed during the New York Symphony's concert but refused to quit and finished the performance. He conducted from a chair, ending with Wagner's Gotterdammerung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damrosch
New York
Walted
Ldancasch
New York’ Symphony Orchestra
Collapeed
Gote Nerdammerung
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Burnice Kesserson
Ladies’ Aid
John Stewart
Rolta Wager
Yoman
Marietta
PF. H. Laughlin
Virgene Robinson
Wadé Dean
Jr. Paul
Mrs
Ed. Nie
Probate Court
Stewart
Messenger Pattern Dept
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Ig. W. Coe
New Hand
Ralph Wood
Jay Cle Lomas
Eugene
Jonen
Wood
Ars
Ssian
Che
Coring Lensa
Dail
Will Whales
Florence Brown
Lasehy Weorre
Rameteer
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Marion
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Pelevorn
Busines
Mt Canley
Waware
Abs
Calley
Thursa
Martha Cline
Walter Stewart
Colmmbus
Frank Vinnies
A.D. Cline
Raitland Street
Wharton
Athenon Flat
Mar
Vinnie Hee
William Markham
McArthur
Carl Cross
Toran
Anna Cross
Spragues Cab Service
Athens County
York
Fred R. Beasley
Wile
Hospfpay Courneng
Ratheyn Klarenbeck
Algeeom Ota Me
Carmel Hospital
Matt Klarenbeck
Exjoy
J. Six
Marshall David Morris
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Unie Loral Methodist Church
Gwendolyn Sailor
Hobart Aieutenant
United States Navy
Maurice
Patricia Clifford
Middleport
Marshall Wright
Ruth
Zanesville
Joseph Wright
Gladys Forsythe
Cambridge
Thomas Spence
Henry Kelso
Pan
Trussel
Lena Lussetth
Good Samaritan Hospital
Henry Sunssetti
Brethren Church
Learch
Trusty A
Bpolica Hitchia Cies
Seavely
Sof
Lebanon
Marysvilly Reformatory
Inez Palmer
Kinney
Savec McArtitur
Corninc
Inez Balmer
Ois m. TB
Stout
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Tod Farmer
Wishra
Ing
Synond
Civirge
Aerostet
Helen Taga
Duane Matter
Miss Palmer
Caleud
Delaware Corning
Pins
Bernard Souders
Tulaware
Mary Souders
Delaware
Mary
Mt. Carmel
BOVIS
Marun
Expe Peel
London
Hue Witle
China
Sother
Hure
Jin Nichols
Arthur Hexton
Youngaday
George
Law
Sae
Dodge Brothers
C. A. Daugherty Logan
Corning Personals
Alice Holmen
Prof
Ingerhof
Amero
Aenee Vecacceeeneees Morati
Maria
Jos
Tae
Robinson
Hageman
Kountz
Terrys
Ohig
McCune-Overland
State
Athens, Ohio
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