Woman's Relief Corps Suspends Meetings This Month
The Woman's Relief Corps, meeting at the Red Men's Hall, voted to discontinue gatherings for the rest of the month. Mrs. Mary A. Fryburger delivered a full report on the department convention held in Portsmouth. Country Club Card Party on Thursday features gin at 8 o'clock with Emil K. Ohm as chairman and a committee including Mrs. Ohm, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Haskins, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Studer, and Darrell Sams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Mary A. Fryburger
Department
Portsmouth
Emil K. Ohm
Ohm
J. D. Haskins
R. J. Studer
Darrell Sams
Doctor Higgins Sets Lake View Fishing Record at Lake View
Dr J M Higgins of Athens a popular Lake View guest spends his annual outing there and aims to set a new catch record that will stun local sportsmen. Troop One Girl Scouts and guests enjoyed a Friday to last evening at Frank Cone country home on Strouds Run chaperoned by Mrs Cone and Mrs Arbogast.
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Polk County Ledger
Balsam Lake
Wisconsin
Pr. J. M. Higgins
J. M. Higgins
Athens
Lakeview
Frank Cone
Strouds Run
W. C. Arbogast
Ruth and
Pauline Cone
Wilhelmina Arbogast
Martha Foster
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Clara Belle Bailey
Eileen Pendergrass
Mary Jones
Lucile Gardner
Helen Garrison
Blanchester
Mira Brown
Columbus
Betty Lee Arbogast
Keenan Family Visits Caldwell and Local Births
Mr and Mrs J R Keenan and daughter Pauline of Caldwell visited here Saturday and stayed until last evening with Mrs Nell F Robinson at 143 Grosvenor street. Mr and Mrs William Bechtold Jr announce the birth of a son Jack Keith on Saturday Aug 7. Mr T W Craig returned home last night from a week in New York City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Keenan
Pauline Keenan
Caldwell
William Bechtold, Jr
Marjorie France
Morris Avenue
Jack Keith
T. W. Craig
New York City
Local visitors and new clerical appointment noted in Ashland
Mr Frank McGurk of Ashland visited his parents Dr and Mrs Daniel McGurk at 25 North College Street. Mr James Basom, son of Dr and Mrs J B Basom, left yesterday for Massillon to begin clerical duties at the Ohio Merchants Trust Company bank. Basom, an Athens High School graduate, earned an A B in Commerce from Ohio University with the class of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGurk
Ashland, Ky
Daniel McGurk
North College Street
James Basom
J. 8. Basom
Massillon
Ohio Merchants Trust Company
Basom
Athens
Ohio University
College town social notes reflect varied travels
1936. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Mrs. Kate P. Starkey of Coolville and her niece Miss Jennie Price visited Columbus at Charles E. Price's home. Mr. O'Dell Liggett and daughters Helen and Velvadell and Mrs. Steven Long of Ostrander were guests of Mrs. Ollie Skidmore at 36 South College Street. Dolly Cunningham visited Columbus to see her uncle and aunt R. C. West. Mrs. C. M. Roe left for Zanesville to join her cousin for an East tour. L. F. Miller, assistant county superintendent of schools, attended a family reunion in Vinton last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate P. Starkey
Coolville
Jennie Price
Columbus
Charles E. Price
O'Dell Liggett
Helen and
Velvadell
Steven Long
Ostrander
Ollie Skidmore
South College Street
Dolly Cunningham
R. C. West
L. F. Miller
Vinton
Miss Grace Chatley Named Spanish Instructor at Kenmore High
Miss Grace Chatley has secured a position as Spanish instructor for the second and third year classes at Kenmore High School. She is a graduate of Ohio University and begins her duties immediately. In Columbus this morning Frank Schloss Sr underwent a successful surgical operation in a city hospital. He arrived in Columbus Friday with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schioss, who will stay with him. Pittsburgh visitor J Emrie Seward visits his mother Mrs. Juliet Seward and his brother E. K. Seward at 103 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chatley
Kenmore High School
Miss Chatley
Ohio University
Frank Schloss, Sr
Columbus
E. C. Schioss
J. Emrie Seward
Pittsburgh
Juliet Seward
E. K. Seward
Franklin Avenue
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Ciry
M. E. Church
Burke
Days United
Relatives Host Visitors From Chicago and East Palestine
Mr and Mrs Will Ross and son Willie of Chicago visit relatives near Athens including the home of Mr and Mrs E J Ross at Clarks Chapel. The party plans a stay with Rev and Mrs M E Chatley and also spends vacation time with their parents in East Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ross
Willie
Chicago
E. J. Ross
Clarks Chapel
Athens
M. E. Chatley
East
Palestine
Rural kin and clergy guests visit in Ohio and Michigan
Mrs 8S E G Pedigo and Lulu Wilkes drive to Columbus to meet Mrs Pedigo’s daughter Mrs Harry Fox of Revenna for a week visit. The Rev and Mrs Delorrest Murch of Cincinnati visit Mrs Murch’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Cameron then travel to East Palestine to see Mr Murch’s parents the Rev and Mrs E D Murch. The Rev and Mrs M F E F Charley depart for Toledo then Bay View Michigan for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedigo
Lulu Wilkes
Columbus
Harry Fox
Revenna
Knight Family Visit Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Reed Knight of Marion Mr Lester Knight of Akron spent last week visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Landis and other relatives before returning to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Knight
Marion
Lester Knight
Akron
Fred Landis
Funeral Attended by Wide Circle for Grace Lawrence
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. W. B. Lawrence for the funeral of Miss Grace Lawrence conducted by Rev. Dr. Daniel McGurk with assistance from Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox. Guests included Mrs. Mary Ross and numerous attendees from Coshocton Chilli Cothe Newark and Cincinnati as well as locals from Athens and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lawrence
W. B. Lawrence
Daniel McGurk
A. Y. Wilcox
W. F. Scott
Nelle Scott
Mildred Scott
Henry Whipple
Helen Whipple
Charles Whipple
Gerald Cochran
Leona Bazor
Boyd Davis
Columbus
J. D. Bain
John E. Snow
Chicago
D. D. Boyd
Samuel Crawford
Coshocton
Merrill Davis
Brandel
Helen Brandel
Chillicothe
Samuel Braunlich
Fred Guenther
Marietta
Harold Boggs
Newark
J. D. McBride
Faye McBride
R. Rose
Warren
Lee Patton
Kenmore
Ralph Schmidt
Cincinnati
J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
C. L. Srout
Nelsonville
Co. IE. White
Clyde L. White
Gertrude E. Barth
Karl Barth
Tiger Says Debt
The excerpt shows a speech asserting France is not for sale and warning against fictitious maturities to secure a loan with mortgages on territory. It argues America cannot accept a compromised independence and questions any fate after Monroe for the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Turkey
Monroe
American
Clemenceau Letter Won't Change Debt Policy
Washington officials said Clemenceau's open letter to President Coolidge will not alter the administration's foreign debt policy. The French funding settlement cleared by the House and sent to the Senate is no longer in Coolidge or the Treasury's hands. Officials regret the ongoing dispute fuels anti French feeling among Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georges Clemenceau
Coolidge
American Debt Commission
Berenger
House
Senate
Treasury
France
Clemenceau
Hawks scatter 1400 pigeons in Seaton race disruption
In Seaton England Hawks attacked a race of 1 400 pigeons causing the competitors to flee for cover. The disturbance disrupted the local pigeon racing event as birds scattered and organizers assessed the damage.
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Seaton
Eng
Young Miner Leonard McLaughlin Hurt In Mine Accident
Leonard McLaughlin twenty eight, trapped by a state fall at mine 281, is in grave condition with a broken back. He was taken to Grant hospital in Columbus, where an X ray confirmed the injury. Doctors expect to reassess his condition by Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ldleonard McLaughlin
A. J. Crawford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mclaughlin
Duncan Couple Return From 3600 Mile East Trip
Mr and Mrs E E Duncan resumed home after a motor journey through the East covering about 3600 miles. They were joined by Mr and Mrs G C Fawcett of Delaware on the trip through New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. Duncan
New England
G. C. Fawcett
Delaware
Local People In Bad Wreck Near Crystal Springs
Section Foreman Dan Burns and his family from Congress Run were involved in a Sunday automobile wreck between Crystal Springs and Lancaster. One car overturned and had to be lifted before five young men inside could be released. no further details given in readable text.
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Glouster
Dan Burns
Congress Run
Crystal Springs
Lancaster
Test Quiz From an Old School Page
A playful classroom style quiz tests children on simple knowledge like writing errors and history. It asks questions about the Star Spangled Banner authorship presidential assassinations and basic math and geography while noting scoring for correct answers.
Car Collision Claims Responsibility for Damages
Mr. Burns and his family were driving when another vehicle struck his car broadside as he turned around. No injuries were reported. Burns told the owner of the wrecked car, Mark Neutstone of South Perry, he would cover the damages.
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Burns
Mark Neutstone
South Perry
Daughters of Civil War Veterans to Meet at Red Men's Hall
The Daughters of Civil War Veterans meet at Red Men's hall in Glouster tonight at 7 39. Degree work is planned and staff members should wear white. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
Red Men's Hall
Boy Injured In Hollister Wrist Dislocation
A 12 year old Hollister boy, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Adams, fell from a fence on Saturday night and dislocated his right wrist. He was taken to Dr A J Crawford's office in Glouster for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kenry Adams
Hollister
A. J. Crawford
Mrs. B. I. Achauer and Vera to visit Zanesville trip
Mrs B I Achauer and her daughter Vera left Monday morning by motor to spend a week with friends at Zanesville and other Muskingum river points. George Anderson and his son Frank from Columbus were Sunday guests in the city. Eva Kientz and her nephew Frank Cunningham went to Columbus Monday to visit friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Achauer
Vera
Zanesville
Muskingum River
George Anderson
Frank
Columbus
Eva Kientz
Frank Cunningham
A Simple Daytime Dress 6544
Fulness is added to the design by plait inserts, which are topped by inserted pockets and detailing observed in the garment description. The item reads as a midcentury fashion reference focusing on construction features and decorative elements.
Dress Pattern Describes Six Bust Sizes and Yardage
The pattern covers six sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 with a 38 inch size needing 3 3 4 yards of 40 inch fabric and 7 8 yards of contrast for plaits facings and cuffs. The lower dress width with plaits is two yards. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of silver or stamps.
Drowning Toll Near Boston Rises With Weekend Deaths
Nine people died by drowning near Boston during the weekend. five were boys and four were men, many of them reportedly lost at beaches.
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Boston
President and Mrs Coolidge Return to White House Camp
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge depart Plymouth Vermont for the summer White House at White Camp Paul Smiths New York. They travel by motor to Ludlow to board a special train expected to reach Paul Smiths late today. Accompanied by Naval aid Captain Wilson Brown and Dr James Coupal the president’s physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Coolidge
White House
White Camp
Paul Smith
N. Y
Wilson Brown
Naval Aid
James F. Coupal
Ludlow
Surgeons Reversed Hygiene Rule Then Preceded by Hand Washing
A historical note explains that less than a century ago surgeons typically washed their hands after performing an operation rather than before. This later shift established preoperative hand hygiene as a standard practice to prevent infections.
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