Birthday Observed for Mrs Adaline Phillips at Stimson Ave Home
Miss Blanche Phillips hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for her mother Mrs Adaline Phillips on Stimson avenue with music reminiscences and a noon birthday dinner. Relatives Henry Phillips Mary Phillips Jane Phillips attended with guests H Efaw from Athens R D 9 Will Griffith Verona Bailey, plus Mrs W V Daggett’s house guests Jacqueline Freeman John Sullivan Dorothy Sullivan. Prof W H Cooper of Ohio University preached at Nelsonville Methodist church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Phillips
Stimson Avenue
Adaline Phillips
Henry Phillips
Mary Phillips
Clark's Chapel
Jane Phillips
Hern Street
Phillips
H. Efaw
Athens R. D
Will Griffith
Verona Bailey
Morristown
W. V. Daggett
North High Street
Tom Freeman
Jacqueline
John Sullivan
Dorothy Sullivan
Louisville, Ky
W. H. Cooper
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Sisters Celebrate Double Birthday At Morton Home
Jean Morton and Mary Eleanor Morton celebrated their joint birthday at 132 North Congress Street. The 11 and 10-year-olds, born August 3 a year apart, were hosted by Prof and Mrs R L Morton with help from Mrs T N Hoover. Guests enjoyed a play fest then a dining room tea with two tables, pink candle iced cakes, pastel decor, and candy favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morton
Mary Eleanor Morton
R. L. Morton
North
Congress Street
Miss Adah McCormick To Visit Chicago
Miss Adah McCormick book keeper at Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati arrives at her parents home and will motor to Chicago with her parents for a two week visit to Mrs. Frank J. Kelly. Florence Rowland and Ruth Burdette return from Cedar Point vacation. Rowland represented Athens Chick Hatchery at the State Chick Hatcheries convention. Ruth James visits relatives in Columbus. Edna Swan travels with the Swan family to Huntington West Virginia for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah McCormick
Fifth-Third National Bank
Cincinnati
Frank O. McCormick
Lancaster Street
Miss McCormick
Chicago
Frank J. Kelly
Nelle McCormick
Florence Rowland
Ruth Burdette
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Detroit
Mich
Rowland
Athens
Chick Hatchery
Miss Edna Swan
Mr. T. A. Swan
Huntington
W. Va
Local residents return from visits and family events
Kasler an engineer for a coal company in Cambridge returned home yesterday after a Sunday with his family at 125 West State. Arthur L. Moler of Cleveland came to see his mother at Sheltering Arms hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Coe and Marian returned from Cedar Point via Cleveland and Columbus. Elizabeth West returned to Albany after visiting her daughter in town. Leo Potts and Retha Baird announce the birth of Marion Louise on July 31. A. R. Sprague and wife and baby Jeny Clair came back from Columbus after visiting Bryden road relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ok
Kasler
Pritchard-Wallace
Cambridge
West State Street
Arthur L. Moler
Cleveland
W .E. Moler
North College Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
George A. Coe
Miss Marian
Cedar Point
Columbus
Elizabeth West
Albany
Elmer Radford
Sunnyside Drive
Leo Potts
Retha Baird
Brown Avenue
Marion Louise
A. R. Sprague
Jeny Clair
Thomas Tully
Bryden Road
Paul Efaw and Family Visit Uncle in St Iafrsville
Paul Efaw and his family from St Iafrsville visited his uncle, Mr. L, during a local outbreak of spring greetings and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul Efaw
St. Iafrsville
Mr. L
Miss Blanche and Maude Howe Visit Bloomdale in Wood County
Miss Blanche Howe dean of women and professor of education at Teacher's College Defiance just finished the summer term. Her sister Miss Maude Howe joined her for three weeks at Defiance and the pair traveled to Bloomdale in Wood County to visit Mrs. William Copping on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Maude Howe
Miss Blanche Howe
Teacher's College
Defiance
Miss Maude Howe
Bloomdale
Wood County
William Copping
Mrs Roy Andrews Family Trip to Niagara Falls
Mrs Roy Andrews and her sons Vern and Vance traveled with the former's sister Mrs Phil Gray and her daughter Virginia of Corning on an excursion to Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Andrews
Vern and
Vance
Phil Gray
Virginia
Corning
Niagara Falls
Mrs McVay Returns Home From Cleveland Visit
Miss Mary Elizabeth McVay has returned home from a visit in Cleveland where she was the guest of Miss Rebecca Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth McVay
Cleveland
Rebecca Bartholomew
Rutland visitors view ram inspection car at Albers
Mr. and Mrs RB E Saxton and Mr. and Mrs Harley Musser of near Rutland visited Albers today to see the ram special observation car. They called on Mrs QO Wilcox at 76 North Congress street and were hosted by local residents Mr and Mrs. An unnamed couple joined them as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. E. Saxton
Harley Musser
Near
Rutland
Albers
Ram
Saxton
QO. W. Wilcox
North Congress Street
Mrs. Musser
Local Notices and Family Milestones from Gallipolis
Prof. Alex Root underwent a surgical operation yesterday noon in Holzer hospital Gallipolis for hernia. His condition is very favorable. Mrs. Root is with him. The Root family and relatives are noted with visits from Dewey Root and others. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller announce the birth of daughter Anna Mae on Sunday August 1, the couple’s first grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Root
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Root
Dewey Root
Billy
Walter Miller
Elliott Street
Anna Mae
Miller
Luella Bishop
Edward Miller
Local man overcome by heat at Bank of Athens corner
John Call, 73 Mary street, collapsed from heat last Saturday afternoon at the Bank of Athens corner. He remains in weak condition but is not believed to be seriously ill, with Mrs. Call saying convalescence will likely take some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Call
Mary Street
Athens Corner
GM shares rise on Stock Exchange to 211 1 4
New York August 3 General Motors continued an upward swing in early dealings on the Stock Exchange climbing to 211 1 4 after opening with a block of 8,000 shares at 205, mark up from the previous close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
General Motors
The
Stock Exchange
Chicago couple Charles Swift and Claire Dux wed in city ceremony
The bride Claire Dux and groom Charles Swift tied the knot last night in Chicago and left today for a honeymoon at Nantucket Cape Cod Massachusetts. The former operatic star and the stockyards heir planned a brief wedding after their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Charles Swift
Claire Dux
Wianno
Cape Cod
Mass
Glouster Women Voters Meet for Educational Talk
Glouster and nearby villages hold a meeting at the high school auditorium on Thursday at 7 30 PM under the Athens County League of Women Voters. The program includes songs, prayers, and talks on state and county officials duties and party politics. A free will offering funds hand bills with judges to judge beautified yards. Mr and Mrs W E McCarty and son Jimmie head to Euclid Beach and Cleveland for a ten day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Athens County League of Women Voters
America
William James
Robert Taylor
W. A. Pride
E. E. Munden
W. E. McCarty
Jimmie
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
Summers announce births during city visit
Mr and Mrs Summers announce the birth of a daughter born Tuesday as they visit Ind to tend property interests for a vacation month in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Marshall Summers
Death Follows Operation in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. John Slisher, 64, died at 9:30 p.m. Sunday after a surgical operation at McKinley hospital in Columbus. She had been admitted last Thursday, operated Friday, and her body was returned to Glouster for funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Slisher
New McKinley Hospital
Columbus
Kiwanis Legion game postponed by wet grounds
Postponed Monday ball game between Kiwanis club and American Legion due to wet grounds. rescheduled for a later date in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Hire Teachers at Hollister
GLOUSTER Aug 3 Four vacancies in Hollister schools have been filled by the Trimble township board of education. Edward Roberts of Pomeroy is hired for manual training, Helen Kepner of Nutwood for home economics, Ann G. Smith of Athens for commercial work, and Sara Stiff of Gloucester for first grade. One vacancy remains at Greens Run. Alta Williams of Jacksonville, rehired for first grade, has resigned to take a similar post in Akron with higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
HollIster
Trimble Township
Greens Run
Alta Williams
Jacksonville
Akron
Reeves and friends visit relatives in neighboring towns
Mrs. Alonzo Reeves of Trimble spent last week with her sister Mrs. Selim Wise of Harrisonville. Mr and Mrs Worley Reeves of near Albany hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Alonzo Rteeves, Mr and Mrs Ernest Grim of Jacksonville, Mrs Sam Orme, daughters Lucile and Margaret, son Vern of Trimble, and Harrold Morris of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Reeves
Trimble
Selim Wise
Harrisonville
Oil Explosion Burns Woman in Chauncey Home
Mrs. George Fluhart suffered serious burns to her body when a kerosene can exploded while she tried to start a fire on Main street. The flames injured her arms and face and nearly burned clothing from her body. Doctor W V Sprague treated her and she was expected to stay in bed for days. She had recently returned from Wheeling West Virginia where she was hospitalized. She previously lost her left hand and arm to blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Fluhart
Main Street
W. V. Sprague
Princess Pat Club Entertains at Chauncey Party
The Princess Pat club of Chauncey entertained guests at Miss Marie Verret’s High Street home. The event featured games contests and dancing with refreshments by Mrs. Ferrel and Mrs. Shields. Prizes went to Kathleen Smith Wilma Ferrel and Mary Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Princess Pat Club
Marie Verret
High Street
Ferrel
Shields
Kathleen Smith
Wilma Ferrel
Mary Stalder
Community Members Gather for Local Meeting
Those present were Lavella Lock Esther Fiske Mary Louise Fiske Lauretta Fielder Ruth Smith Mildred Russell Elsie Russell Rita Smith Wilma Ferrel Mary Ferrel Mary Andrews Gwen Dolyn Andrews Nina Dew Louise Dew Kathleen Smith Edith Smith Eva Ferrel Lucille Spear ry Elsie Rankin Mary Stalder Hazel Harvey Jessie Lester Benny Ferrel William Hutchinson William Ferrel Paul Sweazy Fred Ferrel Earl Donaldson Carol Tippett Neal Tippett James Smith Harry Rizley Walter Tucker Marie Ferrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavella Lock
Esther Fiske
Mary Louise Fiske
Lauretta Fielder
Ruth Smith
Mildred Russell
Elsie Russell
Rita Smith
Wilma Ferrel
Mary Ferrel
Mary Andrews
Gwendolyn Andrews
Nina Dew
Louise Dew
Kathleen Smith
Edith Smith
Eva Ferrel
Lucille Spearry
Elsie Rankin
Mary Stalder
Hazel Harvey
Jessie Lester
Bennie Ferrel
William Hutchinson
William Ferrel
Paul Sweazy
Fred Ferrel
Earl Donaldson
Carol Tippett
Neal Tippett
James Smith
Harry Rizley
Walter Tucker
Marie Ferrel
Ice cream packet catches fire on Chauncey trip
A Chauncey party traveling to Oak Hill with Mr and Mrs Gabriel Penelli and others had their ice cream ignition cause a fire when matches in overalls pocket ignited. The car caught fire but everyone continued to Oak Hill after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gabriel Penelli
Riley Tedrick
Oak Hill
Penelli
Local Happenings in Glouster and Surrounding Areas
Glouster residents report on fall and winter stock plans for the store. Mr. and Mrs. George Ochs and son Bobbie return from two weeks in Lancaster, Amanda, and Columbus. J. V. Yaw and O. V. Yaw join Adamsville homecoming at Mrs. J. V. Yaw’s mother Mrs. Mary Stewart’s house. Forty two attend, excluding Rumer Yaw of Detroit and Cecil Ridgeway of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Skinner welcome a daughter born Friday. Rev. FE Pedicord of Danville and a Rothwell committee member are mentioned in the event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Ochs
Bobbie
Lancaster
Amanda
Columbus
J. V. Yaw
O. V. Yaw
Adamsville
Mary Stewart
Visit to Mrs. Tedrick’s kin referenced in local notes
The report notes a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Filmer Morris to Mrs. Tedrick’s son-in-law and daughter, detailing family connections and a social call.
Chauncey Residents Take Weekend Trip to Niagara Falls
A Chauncey group headed to Niagara Falls over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. William Matson and several women: Mrs. Ben Fielder, Mrs. Carl Conrad, Mrs. Erle Bridgewater, and Mrs. Clarence Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Aug
Niagara Falls
William Matson
Ben Fielder
Carl Conrad
Erle Bridgewater
Clarence Butts
Mrs Powell Hosts Athens The Plains Guests
Mrs James Powell of Hocking entertained Sunday guests Rank Coon and Leslie Coon with sons Jack and Junior of The Plains, and Mr and Mrs William Coon with children Carl and Lillian of Doanville.
Ladies' Aid Picnic at Mrs Boudinot Home
The Ladies' Aid of Millfield Christian church plans its annual picnic at Mrs C H Boudinot's home on Thursday August. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield Christian Church
C. H. Boudinot
Wirgins Returns From Detroit Pontiac and Columbus Visit
Chauncey note reports Rollie Wirgins returning Monday from a trip to Detroit and Pontiac Michigan and Columbus accompanying friends. The item records a personal travel update in a brief local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rollie Wirgins
Detroit
Pontiac
Mich
Columbus
Local Social Notes Span Visits and Travels
Jay Powell spent Sunday in Lancaster. Miss Wanda Powell returned from a three weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Roy Jones in Pomeroy. Miss Edna Gould of Lancaster spent the weekend at home here. Frank Cook, employed in Canal Winchester Ohio, spent Sunday at his home at The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. W C Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. S G Nichols spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Powell
Roy Jones
Pomeroy
Edna Gould
Lancaster
Frank Cook
Canal Winchester
Ohio
the Plains
W. C. Nichols
G. Nichola
Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Sam Scott and Guests
Mrs Sam Scott near New Marshe field. Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Rhoda Augustine at Sugar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Scott
New Marshefield
Arthur Burchfield
Rhoda Augustine
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey area residents host and visit relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Jordan stay in Pontiac while at their Chauncey home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaner and son Williard of Columbus visit the Shaner family in Millfield. Marguerite Beebe returns from Columbus to her Chauncey home. J R Jones and Marie Beebe of Columbus visit H A Beebe in Chauncey. Lelan Coppers and Orland Graham visit Jeff Lowry near Athens and Allen Riley and family spend a week in Chillicothe with H A Kille relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Glyde Jordan
Pontiac
Mich
Fred Shaner
Williard
Columbus
George Shaner
Millfield
Marguerite Beebe
J. R. Jones
Marie Beebe) Ofolumbus
H. A. Beebe
Lelan Coppers
Orland Graham
Athens
Jeff Lowry
Allen Riley
Jrioo
Billy
Chillicothe
Grimes family hosts visitors from Chauncey and Sharpsburg
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes of Chauncey spent the weekend at Sharpsburg visiting W A Grimes, their father. They returned with Miss Eva Swick who will stay several days at the Grimes home in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Garfield Grimes
Sharpsburg
W. A. Grimes
Eva Swick
Grimes
Chauncey Methodist groups plan picnic at Infirmary grove
The Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church Sunshine class Ladies Aid and primary department will meet Thursday at 11 at the church to travel to Infirmary grove for a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WILDS
Chauncey
Sunshine Class
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Infirmary Grove
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