Birthday Surprise Honors Kenneth Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steward planned a complete surprise for Kenneth Steward's twelfth birthday with music games and refreshments. Guests included Myrna Riggle Dorothy Searles Aileen McAfee Helen Searles Bernice McVay Elizabeth Briggs Roy Riggle Larry McAfee John Bates Parker Van Dyke and Kenneth Steward. Mrs Wilmer C Harris North Hill attended at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Steward
Kenneth
Steward
Isaac Rickey
Myrna Riggle
Dorothy Searles
Aileen McAfee
Helen Searles
Bernice McVay
Elizabeth Briggs
Roy Riggle
Larry McAfee
John Bates
Parker van Dyke
Wedded In Athens as Car Accident Fades
Mrs. Mary C. Warner and Mr. Charles Clinton Wigal of Coolville wed in Athens. A car crash between Cheshire and Gallipolis injured no one though Horn car damage runs to several hundred dollars. The involved occupants included Mrs. May Lambery and Mrs. Zona Marquis, both of Coolville.
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Athens
Mary C. Warner
Charles Clinton Wigal
Coolville
Cheshire
Gallipolis
May Lambery
Zona Marquis
Coolivile
Van Sickle visit to Cebu and New Martinsville
Mr and Mrs C E Van Sickle arrive in Cebu Philippines to visit the latter's father J A Slinghuff at 145 East State Street and at Mr Van Sickle's New Martinsville home. Mrs Van Sickle spent five months in Santa Belle Florida with her grandparents George W and Mrs Miskimen. Mr Van Sickle works for Hemp Importing, part of International Harvester, for four years.
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C. E. van Sickle
Dorothy Slinghuff
Cebu
Philippine Islands
J. A. Slinghuff
East State Street
Mr. van Sickle
New Martinsville
International Harvester Company
Potts on research travels. visits Athens and Purdue
Mr. C. G. Potts a former Athens president and Ohio University graduate, now associate animal husbandman for the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington, D C, renews acquaintances locally then heads to Purdue and Montpelier Vermont for cooperative sheep industry research. Guests at 40 Wolfe street include Mrs Folwell and circle Hill visitors. Cleveland trip follows with visits to Mrs Smith’s family and art studies.
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C. G. Potts
Ohio University
Athens
Potts
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Montpelier
John Grim
Wolfe Street
Jesse Folwell
Parkersburg
William Jordan
Earl Garth Danna
Bernard
Jake Hawk
Circle Hill
Akron Visitors Stay With Bolins In Norwood
Mr and Mrs Charles Bolin with Mr Ode Arnett and Mr and Mrs Edward Shepard all of Akron visited the Bolins in Norwood after returning from Florida. On the way home Mr and Mrs Charles L Bardin paused to see cousin O E Cullums and Mrs Cullums Edith Ford. Mrs Cullums is nearly recovered from a serious erysipelas attack.
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Charles Bolin
Ode Arnett
Edward Shepard
Akron
Grant Bolin
Florida
Charles L. Bardin
Norwood
O. E. Cullums
Cullums
Edith Ford
Funeral Attendees for Mrs Lucy Weaver Moorhead
Relatives attending the funeral included her son W A Moorhead of the Byers Pipe Company advertising department in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Mrs Moorhead, plus Fred Moorhead and Mrs Moorhead of Syracuse New York, Mr Roy Weaver of Deanville Mississippi, Blanche Moorhead of Nelsonville and James Cundiff of Columbus.
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Lucy Weaver Moorhead
W. A.oorhead
The
Byers Pipe Company
Pittsburgh
Moorhead
Fred Moorhead
Freezone Offers Quick Corn Relief At Low Cost
A tiny bottle of Freezone sold by druggists promises instant relief for hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes with no soreness. The product, advertised for a few cents, allows users to lift the corn away with fingers after treatment.
Local residents travel to neighboring towns this weekend
Mrs. Claude Rutter visited friends in Chillicothe. Clyde Smith went to Portsmouth for business. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Boden spent the weekend in Glouster and witnessed the Glouster game. Evelyn Yauger returned from New Lexington after the weekend. Martha Calkins attended Mt. Union College and the Sigma Nu dance. D. M. Clutter and his wife were guests of the John Smiths in New Marshfield yesterday.
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Clyde Smith
Portsmouth
L. J. Boden
Glouster
Martha Calkins
Mt. Union College
Sigma Nu
D. M. Clutter
New Marshfield
John Smith
Automobiles Collide En Route Home From Charleston Visit
Mr C H Horn and party including Mrs Alex Nelson Ena Nelson and Belford Nelson were guests of Mr and Mrs G G Guthrie in Charleston W Va from Saturday to Sunday. On the return trip their car was struck by a five man car between Cheshire and Gallipolis. No injuries but Horn car sustained heavy damage. occupants of the other car were arrested on intoxication charges. Residents of Gallipolis.
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C. H. Horn
Alex Nelson
Ena Nelson
Belford Nelson
Charleston
W. Va
G. G. Guthrie
Cheshire
Gallipolis
Rotary honors Mother Alphonsa for service to humanity
The New York Rotary club awarded its gold medal for outstanding service to humanity to Mother M Alphonsa 75 founder of the Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer and daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne the novelist.
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New York
Rotary Club
M. Alphonsa
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Servants of Relief For Incurable Cancer
The Hottest Spot in Yellowstone: The Black Growler Mouth
The article notes the Black Growler opening in Yellowstone National Park as the park’s hottest spot with steam rushing from its vent. Local observers describe the crater’s intense heat and rising steam plumes.
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Yellowstone National Park
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Natural Tonic
The ad claims youth comes from a healthy liver and bowels. It presents Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy, a substitute for calomel, gentle yet effective in toning the liver and purifying the system. Available in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Judge Rules Air Piracy Legal in Chicago Case
April preparations to speed radio legislation occurred after news that Federal Judge Wilkerson ruled air piracy legal under current radio laws. Senate interstate commerce committee considered the bills in executive session with a final decision expected next week. The WJAZ seizure of a wavelength reserved for Canadian stations prompted supporters to push a rapid enactment.
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Washington
Senate
Wilkerson
Chicago
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
WJAZ
Department of Commerce
Birthday Party Stove Explosion Kills Two in Chicago
In Chicago two people died and five were seriously burned when a kerosene fueled stove exploded during a birthday party for Rudolph Gubola aged 32. Gubola is among the dead.
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Chicago
Rudolph Gubola
Hamden High Exhibits Sewing Class and Local Sports
Hamden high school hosted a sewing class exhibit in the auditorium with Miss Hatch supervising and tea served to guests. The Hamden baseball team lost 11 to 5 to McArthur at McArthur with batteries Hamden Murphy Bobo Grashel and McArthur Woolweaver Kirkendall. Prof H R Wilson of Ohio University visited family in Hamden and Wellston resident Edna Jones briefly stopped while en route to Athens. Mr and Mrs Pink Pierce plan to move to Port Washington for work, and Dr E T Dando of Wellston visited Hamden. Mrs Alvin McKinniss and grandson Charles Alvin McKinniss were present.
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Hamden High School
Miss Hatch
Hamden
McArthur
Murphy
Bobo
Grashel
Woolweaver
Kirkendall
H. R. Wilson
Ohio University
Athens
Kate Wilson
Frank Wilson
Edna Jones
Wellston
Pink Pierce
Port Washington
Pierce
Alva
E. T. Dando
Alvin McKinniss
Charles Alvin McKinniss
Parkesburg Social Notes and Local Visits
Parkesburg hosts visitors with Miss Frances Hatch of the high school faculty spending the weekend with family in Athens. Stephen Kolb heads to Miamisburg this week to direct a high school class play. Mrs. W. E. Stanton hosts Miss Madge Dougherty and Miss Lucretia Stanton at Gillespieville. R. K. Hall of Chillicothe visits Thursday. Dancers from Wells ton McArthur and Coalton attend a K. of P. opera house party Saturday night. Ed Craig's condition improves after hospital treatment in Columbus. Hamden high school holds junior and senior banquet at Rogan hotel Wellston on Tuesday evening, April 20.
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Parkesburg
Frances Hatch
Athens
Stephen Kolb
Miamisburg
W. E. Stanton
Madge Dougherty
Springfield
Lucretia Stanton
Gillespleville
R. K. Hall
R. and
Chillicothe
Wellston
McArthur
Coalton
K. of P. Opera House
Ed Craig
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hamden High School
Rogan Hotel
Tragic drowning at Lake Brady claims boy in canoe accident
Glenn Brennan, 11, died after a Sunday canoeing accident on Lake Brady. His twin sister Glenna, 11, was with him when the canoe overturned and both struggled in the water. Glenn could not be rescued despite efforts.
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Lake Brady
Glenn Brennan
Glenn
Glenna
Chicago Water Use Rises Over Four Decades
Chicago’s daily consumpt water figures show a rise from 136 tons per capita to 80 over the last forty years. The data reflects evolving urban demand and infrastructure changes affecting city water supply and planning.
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Chicago
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Earl Marquis
Grace Marquis
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J. S. Stealey
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Lostro Bldg
Claude Rutter
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the Cline. Ice Cream Co
Mom’n Pop
Mom
Ewen
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Buckeye State Building and Loan
Anheuser-Busch
Saint Louis
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Athens, Ohio
MR. Smudge
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