Charles Stewart 67 Buried After Funeral Service
Funeral services for Charles Stewart 67 were held Thursday afternoon at Circlehill from the home of his son and daughter in law Willard and Pappy Stewart. Rev G B Courtney of the Church of Christ officiated with a trio singing Beautiful Isle and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. Burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery. Stewart long lived in Circle Hill and was known in the area. His wife Belle Stewart was killed five years earlier at the Main Street railroad crossing when a car was struck by a northbound train, killing them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Circle Hill
Belle Stewart
Main Street
James Carr
Naomi Class Holds Monthly Meeting in The Plains
Naomi Bible class of young married women in The Plains Methodist Episcopal Sunday school met at Audrey Kale’s home for their monthly gathering. Mrs. Bernice Humphrey led as president, Nora Graves conducted devotions, and Edith Barrows led the program. Attendees included Mrs. Graves, Lela Hardy, Marie Michaels, Bernice Humphrey, Bernice Lyman, Thelma McAllister, Edith Barrows, Thelma Linscott, Helen Michaels, Auguste Whitlatch, Vera Whitlatch, Garnet Shafer, Audra Kale, and Ruth Stewart visiting from Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Naomi
Plains Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Audrey Kale
the Plains
Bernice Humphrey
Nora. Graves
Edith Barrows
Mrs Rex Ackley Family Visiting West Household
Mrs Rex Ackley and children Mary Louise Anna May and Eugene of Middleport have been visiting the L A West home. Mrs S A West has been visiting her children in Pomeroy and Middleport.
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Rex Ackley
Mary Louise
Anna May
Eugene
Middleport
L. A. West
S. A. West
Pomeroy
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Farewell
Mrs S P Tinklepaugh of Middle Ort visited this week at her niece Mrs G B Courtney and family. Miss Bernice Hipscher Anne Ern estine Mingus Chauncey attended an organ recital in Athens. Miss Es ther Fiske and Miss Lauretta Fielder Chauncey attended. Miss Louise Dew Chauncey went to Amesville for a 4 H meeting. Mrs Isabelle Coe and daughter Mrs Lettie Hintz attended the funeral of Charles Stewart Circle Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Tinklepaugh
Middleort
G. B. Courtney
Bernice Hipscher
Ernestine Mingus
Millfield
Esther Fiske
Lauretta Fielder
Chauncey
Athens
Louise Dew
Amesville
Isabelle Coe
Lettie Hintz
Charles Stewart
Circle Hill
Cloudburst in Ohio Causes One Death
Alliance Aug 10 A cloudburst yesterday caused one death and damaged rail lines. William Herman 15 Sebring was killed by lightning and Walter Belding a streetcar conductor was badly shocked. A westbound Pennsylvania train No 15 derailed at Sebring Snedes after a washout and six cars left the rails. Detours and washouts disrupted Stark electric lines east of Alliance.
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Sebraing
Snedes
Ravenna
Stark
Alliance
Dinner Honorees Lucy Surgeon Hosts In The Plains
Mrs Lucy Surgeon and daughter Mrs Floyd Linscott entertained with a dinner Thursday at their home in The Plains. Guests included Mrs Harry Lyons Betsy Lane Kentucky Mrs William Edwards New Haven W Va Mrs William Bush and Mrs Francis Frebault and son of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Harry Lyons
Betsy Lane
Kentucky
William Edwards
New Haven
W. Va
William Bush
Francis Frebault
Athens
Ladies Aid Society Quilting Day at Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid held an all day quilting session on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Dora France Mrs. Bohamia Cochran Mrs. Mary Dew Mrs Lizzie Harvey Mrs. James Campbell Mrs. Fred Aiken and Mrs. Josie Lott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Dora France
Bohamia Cochran
Mary Dew
Lizzie Harvey
James Campbell
Fred Aiken
Josie Lott
Miss Edith Henry Buried in Crooksville
Edith Henry 28 a Crooksville cousin of Mrs N O Warren died after an appendix operation in Zanesville. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church Chauncey conducted by Rev N O Warren burial in Crooksville cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Nettie Henry and siblings Mildred Evelyn Pearl George Henry of Crooksville. Also notes a vocational agriculture instructor Samuel Pattet Columbus Ohio State graduate was elected for next year at Troy Township High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edith Henry
N. O. Warren
Crooksville
Nettie Henry
Mildred
Evelyn Henry
Pearl
George Henry
Smith-Hughes
Troy Township
Samuel Pattet
Columbus
Ohio State University
Final Service Before Repairs at Presbyterian Church
The last service before repairs and redecorations at the Presbyterian church is Sunday morning August 12. Dr. A Y Wilcox will give the address on Rest and Recreation. William Long, street organist, will present special music.
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Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
William Longstreet
Moulding Ice Cream the Institute Way
Instructions for using ice cream molds to create smooth easy to remove frozen desserts. Describes filling technique for multiple layers, packing tightly, and chilling in an ice and salt bath. Covers mousse and parfait guidance with precise ice to salt ratios and timing.
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Institute
Frozen Custard and Fruit Ice Cream Recipes
A stray instructional recipe fragment describes frozen custard with scalded milk sugar cornstarch egg and vanilla to be cooked chilled and frozen with ice and salt. It then mentions variations including chocolate coffee cocoa caramel and fruit substitutions and a separate orange banana ice cream using banana pulp orange juice sugar and cream to be blended and frozen.
Inscriptionial Tribute for Janet Golden Fish at Athens Hospital
The piece will carry the inscription Janet Golden Fish Athens girl in the King's service. Mrs Hyeiiig prepares the Fish for hospital use and will open it to patients once furniture arrives.
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Janet Golden Fish
Athens
Fifteen Employes Start Mine Work
Barton mines of the Y and O Coal company resume operations under open shop rules with fifteen former workers entering pits. Union pickets surrounded the site but did not block the non union entrants as owners predict higher capacity output by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Y. and O. Coal Company
Thomas F Logan Dead Agency Leader Dies at Ardsley
Thomas F Logan president of the Lord and Thomas advertising agency died at his home in Ardsley-on-Hudson yesterday. He headed Logan of New York Chicago and London and was a prominent figure in agency circles. His death is reported from New York.
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New York
Thomas F. Logan
Lord and Thomas
Logan
Chicago
London
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Yeacterday
Sheltering Arms Endowed by Charles Fish in Memory of Janet Fish
Charles E Fish endows Sheltering Arms hospital with a memorial room for his wife Janet Golden Fish who died in 1927. The room in Athens will be homelike with mahogany, a couch, chair, desk, magazines, radio, fresh flowers, and color scheme blue or ivory. The fund also supports rooms in Lafayette and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms
Charles Fish
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles E. Fish
Soften
Janet Golden Fish
Athens
Dalia Breinig
Mish
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Courtney
the Plains Personal
Ruth Stewart
Pittsburgh
Robert Graves
The
Plains
Hocking Personals
Ohio
Mrs
AID
Burns
West Union
Chinaware
China
F. J. Beasley
W. Reed Golden
Mr. Fish
Kansas City
Winchester
Mass
Pital
Sayre’s Self Serve
Murray City
Glouster
Jacksonville
Littler
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls
Dinsmoor
Bamby Bread
Bamby
Stoecklein
Nelsonville
Meat Products
U.S
Ham
Cientists
the Stedman Company, Packers
Alhlns, Ohio
Lena
Werit
America
Stedman CO
Athens, Ohio
Welieye
Rese
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