Society Notes Bring Many Local Travels and Gatherings
Miss Clara Watkins visits Columbus on business as several locals travel for visits and vacations. Numerous residents—from Misses Clara and Amy Weiher in Terra Alta to Mr. and Mrs. Roach in Delaware—spend time away. A steady stream of returns, visits, and weekend trips to Buckeye Lake, Parkersburg, and Cleveland fill the week as families host, travel, and reunite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Watkins
Columbus
Ethel Boelzner
Will Alderman
Beloit
Wis
Chicago
Cincinnati
F. G. Douttles
Jack and
Norman
Cleveland
Willow Brook
Stewart
A. T. Voorhees
Douttiel
South
Carrie Newman
Clem Swartz
Dayton
W. E. Newman
W. A. Newman
Hamilton
Kk. P. Newman
C. R. Thompson
Lexington
Shawnee Masonic Club bids fond farewell to D W Hughes
Business men host a farewell reception for D W Hughes in Masonic club rooms on Tuesday evening. Addresses praise his character and memory. Hughes receives a gold engraved watch from associates. Fleming delivers the presentation. Hughes now owns the Sam Sommer store and bought Prof Frederick Treadley’s house on West Mulberry Street in Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hughes
Masonic Club
Shawnee
Hughes
John C. Fleming
Sam Sommer
Prof
Frederick Treadley
West Mulberry Street
Cleveland Loses Gas Rate Battle
Cleveland lost its court battle with East Ohio Gas Company as Judge Duncan ruled the company may shut off gas in Cleveland starting November 1. Gas will be furnished at 45 cents per thousand cubic feet until that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Company
Common Pleas
Duncan
Findlay
Visiting Hours at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Visiting hours at Sheltering Arms Hospital specify no morning slots. Afternoon visits are from 3 to 4 PM and evening visits from 7 to 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lou Tellegen Keeps Quiet as Divorce Drama Proceeds
Lou Tellegen, husband of Geraldine Farrar, stayed out of public view as his lawyers negotiated the next steps in their marital dispute. The actor again declined comment as court or mediation actions were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
New York
Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Athens Fall Festival winds through Main Street stalls
Lancaster on Saturday closed a successful Fall Festival week in Athens with merchants lining Main Street and cross streets, booths filled with wares and decorations, a dance pavilion, a Crazy House show, and crowds enjoying the carnival atmosphere. The same Chillicothe company plans a similar festival in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Athens
Main Street
Chillicothe
Seed wheat inspections expand for Ohio fall planting
Seed wheat totaling 50 000 bushels of Gladcea Port age Trumbull Ohio 127 and Ohio 9920 is inspected and offered through the Ohio Seed Improvement Association. A seed catalog is expected Aug 1 with lists to follow. Certification rules require freedom from weeds and pests and accurate variety naming. Despite high volumes, inspection is funded by dues of 1 and 2 dollars respectively. The Ohio Farm Bureau federation backs the effort with cross-department support. Officers listed include President Charles Heimburger Pataskala Vice President E F Johnson Stryker and Secretary Treasurer W E Hanger Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Portage
Trumbull
Ohio
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Heimberger
Pataskala
E. F. Johnson
Stryker
W. E. Hanger
Lenin Appeals for Aid to International Proletariat
Bolshevik premier Nikolia Lenin issued an appeal to the International Proletariat for help. He formally denied that the Russian famine could bring down the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Nikolia Lenin
Tigers Beat Yanks 1 0 Behind Cobb Run
Ehmke pitched the second game of the series against the Yankees allowing three hits as Detroit Tigers won 1 to 0 on Cobb's scoring dash. Browns split a doubleheader with Washington while Bodie fell to the hidden ball trick in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehmke
Yanks
Tigers
Cobb
Browns
Washington
Bodie
Detroit
Pitching troubles loom in pennant races across leagues
Henry L. Farrell reports details from the major leagues noting the Yankees hold a slim lead as Cleveland and Washington stumble in contrasting fashion. The Pirates gain on the Giants in the National League while pitching woes threaten Tris Speaker's Indians and McGraw's Dodgers prospects.
Giants Triumph as Pep Young Powers 7 2 Victory
Yesterday's scoreboard shows Pep Young driving in three runs with a bases loaded triple boosting the Giants past the Cubs 7 to 2. Kelly homered for his 19th, while Wamby Speaker Burns Nunmaker fueled a late rally for the Indians 4 to 3 over the Athletics. Rip Collins beat Red Faber in five innings as the Yanks shutout the White Sox 2 to 0. Browns rally for eight hits to defeat Washington 8 to 4. Braves pelt Bill Doak with eight hits but gain only one baserunner reaching third as Cards win 11 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Washington
New York Yanks
Indians
National Capital
Huggins Clan
Ruth and Company
White Sox
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Yanks
Pittsburg Pirates
Giants
Pittsburg
Pirates
Braves
Robins
Cards
Reds
Cubs
Phils
Yankees
Detroit
Browns
Red Sox
Athletics
Tris Speaker
Speaker
McGraw
Pep Young
Kelly
Wamby
Burns
Nunmaker
Rip Collins
Red Faber
Courtney
Bill Doak
Blue Devil Steals Rings Said to Appear in Bath Tub
A curious claim describes a Blue Devil visiting bathrooms and stealing rings, noted with a dated warning motif. The brief item underscores odd superstition around the mythical figure and household curiosities.
Millfield F O BE team seeks first class valley games
Millfield Ohio August 8 The Millfield F O B E team a strong squad this season seeks games with first class valley teams. Players include Omen Sanders Fulton and Harich. They request away games August 21 and 28 and wish to play Coolville Bears August 14. They challenge the Ames Bern winner and invite all to a supper August 10 at East Millfield. Contact George Kulik Jr Millfield or McDaniel's store. The Plains McArthur Little Hocking Amesville are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
F. O. BE
Omen
Sanders
Fulton
Harich
Coolville Bears
Ames
Bern
East Millfield
Guysville
Logan
George Kulik Jr
Ohio
McDaniel’s
the Plains
McArthur
Little Hocking
Amesville
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show wins for Kansas City over Columbus 5 to 4 and Louisville over Minneapolis 6 to 3 in the American Association. National League games include Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 6 to 5 and St. Louis defeating Boston 11 to 0. American League outcomes feature Cleveland over Philadelphia 4 to 3 and New York over Chicago 2 to 0 with two games called or rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Eevee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Eee
Columbus
Phisuuie i
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
E.s
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland One Ee
Washington
Detroit
Sos Ecw
St. Louis Sisceeseee
Enn Eeee
Philadelphia One
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ohio streams rebound as pollution bans revive fish
Reports from Ohio show streams once barren of fish now teem again after mills and mines shut down and pollution declines. The Ohio River, previously stripped by acid from industry, yields great sport as fish return to creeks feeding the river. John T. Travers credits purification methods for reviving habitats and confirms his advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Bureau of Fish and Game
Ohio River
Middlewest
Ohio
John T. Travers
Fish and Game Bureau
Travers
Every Member Day at Jobs M E Church
Every member day at Jobs M E Church Aug 14 is church attendance day with slogan Every member present and every member of the family present. Sunday School 9 30 A M subject Examples of Pauls Missionary Methods. Preaching 10 30 subject The Church at Its Best. Guardsmen of Nelsonville lead evening service 7 30 P M Pastor L A Donally invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs M. E
Jobs M. BE
Paul
Nelsonville
L. A. Donally
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles O’bleness
Chautauqua, N. Y
Clara
Amy Weiher
Terra Alta, W. Va
Frank S. Roach
Delaware
Delaware Sanitarium
J. F. Stevens
Helen Falloon
Rutand
William Wildes
Franklin Avenue
Cecil Milker
Union City
Ind
N. C. Townsend
Voorhees
Lela Mitchell
Bainbridge
L. H. Stanley
West Union Street
A. K. Newman
Shade
Proctorsville
M. J. Wiseman
Lara Graham
Warren
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Charles Mariner
Maplewood Drive
BE. L. Hooper
Charlies Richardson
Hockingport
Humphrey
8. R. Crossen
Kendell
Albany
M. I. Foster
Bernard Stanley
Gladys Brooks
Canton
Greta Stallmacher
Ohio University
Miss Brooks
Miss Stallmacher
City
Ed Sherlock
Harold
Fred Woodruff
Freida
Buckeye Lake
Marie Woodruff
FB. M. Stout
George W. Robey
Federal Reserve Bank
J. W. Robey
West Washington Street
Robert BE. Vandemark
Charles Whitney
J. Willis Casley
North Court Street
Ernest Conkey
N. M. Maxwell
E. M Phillips
Dean Stickney
Triumph Ice Machine Company
the Missionary Society and
The
Friendly Society of the Fresbyterian Church
Vernice Cargo
Greenfield
Bernice Stanley
Paul Kirk
Steubenville
Bobbie
Ellen Boetzner
Mr. Kirk
C. L. Heaton
W. N. Herron
L. Woody
H. D. Nice
H. H. Kinsel
Lake
Grace McKee
Katherine
New Lexington
Nelle Donally
George Branigan
Violet Flats
Louise Overmeyer
What ON Earth
Tair
DAT
Ae Americe
Han Life
Gomes Bagk
Salliuv Oid
Pven Epfl
Loy
Elie
Carey, O
Sacred Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation Church
United States
Dublin
Cash
Cline Phar. Co
Henry & Sisler
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