Society and Local News Roundup From Athens Ohio Area
A.J. Price leaves for a weeks stay in China while daughter Louise visits in New York City and Camp Proctor. Miss Price plans two weeks in northern Minnesota then duties in Texas and Colorado Springs. Prof. Bert M. Thompson acts the week in Byesville and Victor Whitehouse of Troy visits with Prof. Whitehouse of Colonial apartments. Mrs. Mills entertains guests from Gary and Baltimore. Miss Marjorie Porter visits Philadelphia with her mother Mrs. James P. Porter. Dr. Porter will join the family home in September after summer school at Ohio University. Mrs. Cuckler and Mrs. Farmer visit Athens from Dayton for a Park Place stay. Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Jennings attend a luncheon in Logan hosted by Mrs. Lee White.
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Strs
E. Price
China
Louise
Ional
New York City
Est
Ail
Proctor
Miss Price
Kesota
Texas
Colorado Springs
Victor Whitehouse
Troy Y
Colonial
Ohio University
James P. Porter
Philadelphia
Marjorie Porter
Helen Dickson
Porter
John Cuckler
A. G Farmer
Margaret Louise
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Park Place
Athens
Columbus Trip Highlights Family Gathering
JT Holsington and Martha Ann visited Columbus with Mr and Mrs Harold and their baby daughter born recently at Grant. The fragment notes a family event during a Columbus visit.
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Otte
Holsington
Ter
Martha Ann
Columbus
Grantth
Harold
Hatch family visits Floyd M. Hatch in Tonkawa Oklahoma
Mrs. C. M. Hatch and her sons G and Howard J. Hatch and daughter Do otha arrived by motor for a visit with Floyd M. Hatch and family at 88 Shannon Avenue in Tonkawa Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hatch
G and
Howard J
Dootha
Tonkawa Okla
Floyd M. Hatch
Shannon Avenue
Miller Family Visits Ruths Near Guysville
Mr and Mrs P Miller and daughter Alice spent Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs Edson Ruth near Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Miller
Alice
Edson Ruth
Guysville
Linscotts Plan Akron Trip After Visit
Mr and Mrs N W Linscott prepare to leave Saturday morning by motor for their home in Akron following a visit with Mr and Mrs A P Linscott, the former's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Linscott
Akron
A. P. Linscott
Marriage at North Congress Street in Athens
At 1 o'clock this morning at his home on North Congress Street, Rev M E Charley officiated the marriage of Miss Bernice Vore of Glouster and Mr Harley Leffler of Chauncey. Mrs C H Terry of Akron is visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs David L Fetch of 142 West Union Street and Mr Charles Kerr plan a Huntington W Va visit before moving to Jonben W Va for work. family to remain in Athens. Light Readers of the Presbyterian church will meet Saturday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Terry
Akron
David L. Fetch
West Union Street
Charles Kerr
Hiuntington
W. Va
Jonben
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Helen Goddard Returns From Cleveland Surgery
Miss Helen Goddard underwent a surgical operation in Cleveland and her condition is favorable. She will resume her art instructor position at Lincoln High School in Cleveland this fall. Her sister Miss Gladys Goddard remains in Cleveland to be with Mr B M Covert. Mrs William Munsion and children visit Amesville for one month with Mr and Mrs N K Alderman. Mrs Munslow stays to see Dr W E Alderman at Beloit University. Mrs A F Stevens and Aunt Emma Stevens motor to Marion returning with Mrs Vitta Hoppes and Miss Emma Hoppes to Rutland for an indefinite visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Covert
Cleveland
Helen Ddard
Miss Goddard
Lincoln High School
Amesville
Gladys Goddard
William Munsion
Ralph
Lois
Steubenville
N. K. Alderman
North
Congress Street
A. F. Stevens
Emma Stevens
Marion
Vitta Hoppes
Emma Hoppes
A. F. Falloon
Rutland
Goldsberry and Dorothy Woodworth Visit Columbus
Pr and Mrs Blaine R Goldsberry Mary Frances Goldsberry and Dorothy Woodworth were Thursday motor visitors in Columbus. Mrs Dow Grones also spent the day in Columbus and Dorothy Woodworth went to Buckeye Lake to visit at the FF xx Ranch cottage at Shell Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Dorothy Woodworth
Columbus
Dow Grones
Buckeye Lake
Shell Beach
Dinner Guests at Mrs Preston's Home in Buchtel
Chauncey entertained with dinner while Mrs A J Preston hosted guests Wednesday evening in her city home. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Fred Preston Mrs Albert Corvin Mr and Mrs Harley Bartoe and children all of Buchtel and Mr and Mrs A L Preston and son Clark.
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A. J. Preston
I'red Preston
Albert Corvin
Harley Bartoe
Buchtel
A. L. Preston
Clark
Funeral for Mrs. Caroline Harvey at Church of Christ
Relatives and friends gathered Thursday afternoon to honor Mrs. Caroline Harvey. Rev. Gilbert Courtney gave the funeral sermon. A trio with Miss Hazel Lahugh, Mrs. Courtney and Charles V Pradtacited with Christine Courtney at the piano sang three pieces. Interment followed in Nye Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. William Cunningham hosted guests Mrs. Minnie Shreffier and daughter Helen of Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Caroline Harvey
Gilbert Courtney
Hazel Lahugh
Courtney
Charles V
William Cunningham
Thurch
Minnie Shreffier
Helen
Canton, Ohio
Mrs Katzenbach Bitten by Copperhead In Bailey Run
Mrs John Katzenbach of Bailey Run was bitten on the foot by a copperhead while returning from a Holiness church service with her husband and others. Her condition is improving and she will soon be able to move about. Mr and Mrs Katzenbach hosted visitors from Mill Street and Bailey Run on Thursday at the Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Katzenbach
Bailey Run
Kay Fulton
Mill Street
John Smith
Dry Dock Man Arrested for Intoxication Charge
Constable H. A. Leiber arrested O. J. Minor at Dry Dock yesterday on a charge of intoxication. Minor was brought to this city and arraigned before a justice.
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H. A. Leiber
O. J. Minor
Mrs Harding Pleads Guilty in Tucker Case
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge and was assessed a fine and costs totaling 35 dollars, which were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Tucker
Can a Couple Marry On Twenty Dollars A Week
In Los Angeles discussions among civic and business leaders weigh whether a couple can marry and live on $20 a week. Reputable figures cite a minimum monthly income of about 150 dollars for stability, with rent as the chief hurdle and a divorce judge noting twenty dollars weekly is barely sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Los Angeles
Reenurity Trust and Savines Bank
Kethel Ro Palmer
Southern California
Industrial Welfare Commission
Summerfield
Hollen Eos Revival Draws Large Crowds Near East Millford
Large crowds attend the Holiness church tent meeting near the East Millford school building led by Rev. and Mrs. PD Overly. The revival has lasted several weeks and will continue through Sunday. Evangelists may hold another meeting in Chauncey. Local guests include Dr. and Mrs. Jay J. Woodler visiting Mrs. Woodler’s Philadelphia grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eltsmiger of Columbus visiting Chauncey with their daughter Mrs. Howard Pennell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Millfied
PD. Overly
Chauncey
Jay J. Woodler
This City
William Hughes
Philadelphia
Columbus
Howard Pennell
Local Social Notes Highlight Beau mont and Millfield Guests
Miss Christine Courtney and Eleanor and Tina Alliingeon of Beaumont and Misses Jiel’s Jenni and Shirley Firth of Milfield enjoy a house party at the C. F. Ruth home in Millfield. Miord McDaniel, employed in Columbus, spends a few days with his parents in Tillfield.
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Christine Courtney
Eleanor and
Tina Alliingeon
Beaumont
Iel's
Jenni
Shirley Firth
Milfield
C. F. Ruth
Millfield
Miord McDaniel
Columbus
Tillfield
Train With President Harding’s Body Arrives in Chicago
Officials of the Chicago & Northwestern railway announced the special train bearing President Harding’s body will reach Chicago at 2 p.m. Monday Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harding
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Forest fires in Los Angeles cost county $250,500
Officials from the Chamber of Commerce Safety Department report that Los Angeles county suffered fire losses totaling $250,500 in the last year. The figure highlights ongoing wildfire risks and the financial impact on regional safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce Department of Safety
Red ehitronta gown with lace trim and pleats described
A gown described in vivid detail features bright tomato red ehitronta fabric with closely pleated front panel wide bands of ecru lace forming the front, collar and cuffs.
Plains Church Services And Picnic Notice
Chauncey Church holds Sunday school at 9 20 a m and preaching at 10 50 a m with the subject The Dismemberment of the Cross in Protestant Christianity The Ladies Aid plans a picnic on Cure Hill area Thursday public invited Also Indianapolis Aux recalls mourning period for American Legion posts nationwide in honor of President Harding
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Chauncey
Subjes
the Plains Church
Chay
Indianapolis
American Legion
Unite States
Alvin Owsley
Hardir
Winter on fly swatters inspires quirky protest trend
Readers discuss a peculiar seasonal habit as households favor fly swatters indoors during winter. The piece notes growing use in kitchens and living rooms, citing lighthearted observations from neighbors and shoppers.
License statistics indicate prosperity in Lackawanna County
Scranton report shows county offices noting marriage licenses issued exceed 1400 this year versus 1110 at the same point in 1922. Fewer fishing licenses issued at 8060 compared with 13,400 last year, signaling abundant work and less time to find it.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Reli Ladies Plan to Make Lot Easier in Paris Market
A corrupted project offers a housing block with 60 dwellings including bedroom, sitting room, kitchen, and toilet cabinet for 24 per year. It advertises also a restaurant, a dance and booth facilities, and other amenities claimed to fulfill a single traveler’s needs.
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Pati
Paris
Fisendh
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Bert M. Thompson
Byesville
N. E. Mills
Elwood
Jean of
Gary
Mabel Buckley
Balti
Almira Mills
Charles O. Pickering
Clarence Roach
Ral
P. Jennings
Logan
Mol Lee Whiters
Cotm
Jacobs
Optometrist
the Fuller Shoppe
The
Buster Brown
North Court Street
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Mrs. Harding
Mocey
Hollen Eos
LOS Angeles County Forest Pires Costly
Chippon
J. OF P. Hall
Nelsonville
Teauncey
M. PF. Churches
Legion
Moody Staten
Seattle
Spokane
Liberia
Africa
Staten
University of Washingtone
Browns
Oster
Mandalay
Ford
Stickney
the York
Brunswick
York
Needles
Parker Bros
Bank OF Athens Building
Avery
Prestons
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