Murray City and Surrounding Visits List of Local Notables
Local residents and visitors fill weekend with family visits and travel. Names include Toth, Snapp, Grubbs, Hamer, Cherock, Thomas, Castile, Kranik, Dobrasky, Dyker, Cunningham, Archer, Palmer, Dorst, Powers, Slater, Colbert, Shelton, Johnson, and others. Community events note senior class play The Old Dodger with April performances and related ceremonies at the opera house and Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toth
Columbus
Howard Snapp
Arthur Grubbs
Bridgeport
Snapp
Ralph Hamer
Dorothy
James Hamer
Mary Cherock
Nelsonville
Grace Thomas
Marie Thomas
Logan
Albert Brown
Ohio
Rose Castile
Emma Kranik
Rose Dobrasky
John Dyker
Ruth Penn
Wm. Weinfordner
G. H. Hutchinson
Ethel Cunningham
Virgil Campbell
New Lexington
Ann Archer
Athens
Ike Palmer
Lansing
Jacob Dorst
John Powers
Murray
Bernard Franklin
William Bradbury
Alberta
John Currens
Ralph Currens
Illiam Currens
Miriam Slater
Jack Slater
Margaret Colbert
Buchtel
Charles Hoffman
Leonard Shelton
Sidney Johnson
Joseph Stone
Katie Sheton
Lawrence Lewis
Eleanor Thomas
N. M. Kardos
Claudia Coope
Arthur Donson
Eugenia Power
Gerald Martin
Mr. Ackerman
Methodist Church
Opera House
Thaddeus H. Brown
Seaman’s Confectionery
Ed Evans
Mary Evans
Millfield
Evans
Clyde Petters
Barberton
Obituary for Wilbur William highlights local Civil War veteran
Large crowd attends the funeral of Wilbur William a longtime Lodi resident and Civil War veteran aged eighty eight He volunteered for the Grand Army of the Republic and his funeral draws more veterans than seen in Lodi for years The report notes many local friends and relatives visiting and attending services across the weekend and Sunday gatherings at homes and with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur William
Lodi
Mr. Williams
Grand Army of the North
Charles Westcott
Lodi High
Zanesville
Opal Sande
New Asbury
Lodi Hi
Fauna Beasley
Pearl Smith
Lucile Shuler
Marion Pierce
Alice Pierce
Athens
Nora Kelsey
Aaron Brown
J. C. Burson
Emmett Sauters
Orland Johnson
Ethel
Edna
Perry Riggs
Emma Smith
Grace
Mabel Sargent
Pearl Henderson
Sargent
Emmett Guthrie
Charles Gr’ Aches
Blackwood
Hazel Swartz
Evert Bosworth
Blanch Harris
Audena Burson
Helena Shuler
Grace Harris
Mary Burson
Freda
Lucile Mansfield
A. K. Newman
Local Families Visit Afield For Weekend Gatherings
Miss Esther Scott of Millfield spent the weekend with Neva Hawk in town and her grandmother in Salem. Mrs. James Dailey of Glouster visited with Mr. and Mrs. Liz Guess. Robert Hawk of Lancaster visited his mother Thursday night through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer are reported ill with the flu. Mrs. Jennie Mayberry and son James of Detroit Easter vacationing with her mother Zell Buffington. Elza McGranor and Mrs. Tom Baylis hosted guests in Athens. Mary Louise Nagle of Athens visits Mr. and Mrs. Zine Courtney and Leslie Davis family at Willoughby. Mary Michaels spent Sunday in Athens with her daughters Mrs. M. E. Twiss and Mrs. Ed Slaiply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Scott
Millfield
Neva Hawk
Salem
James Dailey
Glouster
Liz Guess
Robert Hawk
Lancaster
John Shafer
Jennie Mayberry
James
Detroit
Mich
Zell Buffington
Elza McGranor
Tom Baylis
Athens
Mary Louise Nagle
Zine Courtney
Leslie Davis
Aghter Fern
Willoughby
Mary Michaels
M. E. Twiss
Ed Slaiply
Plains School Notes Highlight Players and Plays
Basketball letters were awarded to members of the boys and girls teams. The Road to the City play drew a large crowd, directed by Mrs Featherston and Mrs Banks, proceeds to pay the gym piano debt. Several faculty changes and upcoming events are noted along with a wedding of Miss Braley to Henry Sindinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains School
Joe Charney
Paul Tipton
Hubert Matheny
James Moore
Gerald McHarg
Willard Hamer
Franklin Cook
Wilma Wallace
Thelma Noble
Hazel McLain
Elizabeth Barto
Dorothy Ball
Featherston
Mildred McCoy
Rogers
Higgins
Kingdom of Heart
Daniel McGurk
Dinsmoor
Alex Root
Rome
Root
Friends of Education
Thes Board of Education
Finney
A. F. Meyers
University Training School
Plains
Athens
Miss Braley
Henry Sindinger
Tuscarawas
Grange Meetings Planned in Athens County Next Saturday
Athens County Pomona Grange Master O O Bryson announces two Grange gatherings in Athens county next Saturday with Rome Grange meeting at Stewart hall including degree practice at 11 and a regular session with first and second degrees and a literary program. Summit Grange holds a special meeting at New Marshfield with practice for the new fifth degree team led by Floyd Fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
O. O. Bryson
Pomona Grange
Rome Grange
Stewart Hall
Summit Grange
New Marshfield
Floyd Fought
Albany
Bryson
Global sale of Italian cigarettes reaches markets worldwide
Italian cigarettes and tobacco are now on sale in all markets of the world and home consumption has surged dramatically.
Endowment Fund Aims to Aid Disabled Vets and Orphans
The American Legion launches a $5,000,000 endowment drive in Ohio to aid disabled World War veterans and orphans. Milo J. Warner outlines urgency and state-wide organizing, with Alfred M. Barlow named Ohio field secretary. Notables, including Vice President Dawes and General Pershing, join the honorary national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
Milo J. Warner
Warner
Veterans’ Bureau
Legion
Bureau
America
Alfred M. Barlow
Gallipolis
Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
John J. Pershing
John A. Lejeune
Cardinal O'Connell
Julius H. Barnes
Otto H. Kahn
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Will H. Hays
Richard F. Grant
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
James A. Flaherty
Supreme Knight
Knights of Columbus
Kenesaw M. Landis
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
An old court note quotes a judge predicting a lawyer’s fate with irony and mentions medical failures and a patent remedy. The fragment references Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claimed to cure numerous stomach and intestinal ailments and offers refunds through McKee Drug Co. and Gem Pharmacy along with distant druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Civic Pride Pushes Athens Bond Issue Vote
O F Rowland told Kiwanis members civic pride should drive Athens voters to approve a 165000 bond issue for a new City hall and auditorium. He argued finances are sound, the project complements university growth, and rents from James Theatre would offset costs, with an expected net end value of about 85600 after twenty years. Noting planned revenue from a store room, he urged support without formal club action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rowland
Kiwanis Club
Athens
Columbus
Ohio
Rowland
Ohio University
James Theatre Company
Club
Architect Mills
Nelsonville
L. A. Koons
R. W. Finsterwald
H. J. Paul
Public Schools
R. J. Peckenpaulh
Frank Clark
Roy Baker
Grace Williams arraigned for abandonment in probate court
Mrs Grace Williams of Daatsville was arraigned this morning before Magistrate PF W Helwig on a charge by her husband Raymond Williams alleging abandonment of their three month old baby. She pleaded not guilty and waived examination providing a 100 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarghs
Grace Williams
Daatsville
PF. W. Helwig
Raymond Williams
Willams
Williams arraigned on assault charge in grand jury bindover
Reymond Williams of Deanville appeared before Magistrate P W Helwig on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife Grace Withama. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury under a 100 dollar bond. Constable RB Mariner made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymond Williams
Deanville
P. W. Helwig
Grace Withama
RB. C. Mariner
Hastings City Council Demands Return of 1759 Shield
The Hastings city council votes to send back to Quebec the shield taken when Hastings fell to British forces in 1759. The shield was presented by Hastings to General Murray, who fought alongside General Wolfe. Quebec requested its return as a courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlastings
Eng
Hastings
Quebec
Murray
Wolfe
Cook posing as nurse shocks London hospital scene
Investigation at a London hospital reveals a cook dressed as a nurse, with a baroness also identified in surprising misconduct. Police are examining the incident and possible motives as officials promise a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
London
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