Local society notes list visits and outtings across Ohio and neighboring states
A stream of visits and trips unfolds from Athens to Akron and Columbus. Families and individuals including Miss Louise Roach, Dr. and Mrs. Chubb, Mrs. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Swingle, and Mrs. Harris with relatives and friends are noted traveling to Buckeye Lake, Trimble, Sylvania, Coffeeville, and Youngstown. A land lease relates to Mies Peterson planning oil and gas ventures in Ames township. A motor party plans a ten day Buckeye Lake outing at Summerland Beach with relatives joining from Akron. A Honolulu cablegram arrives for Mr. and Mrs.Dalley ahead of the Albany reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Peterson Detapa
Ameville
Athens
Wm. J. Warrener
Ames Township
George L. Fenzel
L. L. Detsele
Kenneth Goodspeed
H. J. Brown
Will B. Cline
Little Wit Jones
Akron
Cline
Mary Cline
Gg Og
Ae Dalley
Albany
Local Family News and Scout Outing Notes
Harry McKinstry and family report safe arrivals from San Francisco aboard the Madawaska. Thirty Troop II members and Girl Scouts with leaders prepare for a weeklong summer outing at Sum merland Beach. Miss Margaret Rowland travels to Columbus to join her parents en route to Brazil Indiana. Doris Henry hosts a 14 guest social at South College street in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Maria Grover
Grace Webb
Ruth Henry
Beatrice Osborne
Marie Jewett
Summerland Beach
Margaret Rowland
Dori Henry
Columbus
R. Rowland
Brazil
Ind
Miss Rowland
Athens
Doris Henry
South College Street
Trouble Brewing In Yanks Camp At Antwerp
In Antwerp August 14 the American Olympic committee faced protest as Dan Ahearn world hop step and jump champion was disqualified for not training per schedule. The action spurred a mass meeting where critics challenged the committee and threatened to oust the Athletic Union. Also barred were boxers Bob Grant and Ted Ohneider for professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Sorel Ot Sa Cos
United States
Dan Ahearn
Ahearn
Agr
Barlow S. Weekes
Hat
English Golf Meet Yields Narrow Victory at Toledo
Ray wins by one stroke over a crowded group including Vardon, Deigel, Barnes and Hutchinson with a 295 for 18 holes. Jones leads amass after topping a 70 in the morning round as others struggle on the English coast course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Leo Deigel
Jack Barnes
J Hutchinson
Chicago
Secreilc
Bane
Amay Jones
Osee
Thirteen Sentences Mark Unlucky Night in Lawrenceburg
Harrison Miles, 39, a junk buyer, pled guilty in police court to intoxication. Mayor J C McCullough fined him and set costs plus 13 months and 18 days. He was sent to the state prison farm at 10 18 after a 9 18 sentence on his thirty ninth anniversary. Miles claimed he drank 13 bottles of lemon extract. He was the thirteenth prisoner sentenced this year and the twenty sixth confined in the county jail, occupying cell 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Harrison Miles
J. C. McCullough
Miles
Miner Fatally Crushed In Hunterdon Mine Incident
Ferdinand Ruthar, 17, a driver on mine 267 at Hunterdon, was crushed between a car and a rib while setting brakes during a three car trip. He died instantly, with a neck fracture and severe injuries. Funeral services will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Ruthar
Hunterdon
Ruthar
Oz Man Wag & Son
Jacob Ruthar
Funeral notices and mine safety rules in Ohio Valley district
Obituary items note interments at Hollister and Jacksonville for Chas Wisecup and a 19 year old worker injured at a local brick plant. The piece lists Loyal Order of Moose and Mooseheart Legion participation, funeral details, and the mine shutdowns and work stoppages following a fatal accident. Ohio Collieries Co mines 901 302 209 255 281 266 256 210 211 idle while rules require mine closure during funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Kathar
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart Legion
Derthick
Sunday Creek
All
Ohio ‘Collieries Co
Don
Ohio Collieries Co
Sugar Creek
Drydock
Modoc
Nollister
Me City
Ohio
Campaign to end one man government urged by GOP group
The Republican Publicity Association statement denounces a one man government and urges voters to elect Republicans to the Senate and House. It argues for a cabinet chosen from competent men and a Congress that cooperates with the executive, contrasting Harding and Cox positions with constitutional government and party responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Harding
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Itelf
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Harding
Cox
Wilson
League of Nations
House
Ohio Electric tram workers sign new wage contract
Springfield Aug 14 A new wage agreement was signed by Ohio Electric tram company officials and employees. The contract increases average pay with rates varying by service length and job type. Newark and Zanesville city line men receive 48 to 67 cents. interurban workers see 46, 68, and 60 cents an hour. brakehands gain 37 to 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio Electric Tron Company
Portal 9
Interurban Catoestean
Newark and
Zanesville
Miners Conference Deliberations Stall on Wage Demands
Miners from across the country gathered at the conference called by President Wilson to discuss pay. Ohio and Pennsylvania delegates caucused without deciding on exact increases, with a typical demand around two dollars above the current six dollar daily wage. The existing coal commission agreement runs until April 1, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aporsine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wilson's Coal Commission
Medicine of Merit Propriety Claim to Public Benefit
A discussion notes that proprietary medicines like yihing must prove their value under law of survival and health benefits. It emphasizes remedies derived from roots and plants and targets women's ailments as a health claim.
Harding to Speak at St Paul in 1 State Campaign
Marion Aug 14 Senator Harding will speak at the state fair in St Paul Wednesday following an official announcement after a conference here. He will campaign with Will Hays in the plan for the senatorial race.
Muskingum County Officials Praised in State Audit
State Examiner Carl M. Bowman reports Muskingum county officers work eight hours daily and are not chair workers. Minor criticisms cite township debts of 6971 dollars for election expenses, with favorable findings against Zanesville city for the two years 1917 to 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Muskingum County
Carl M. Bowman
Donahey
Zanesville
Goodyear Tirea announces stock dividend to holders
Aug 14 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company officials announce directors have declared a dividend of a stated stock amount for the company. The announcement notes the dividend is payable to stockholders of record as of a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AERON
Goodyear Tireanaera Company
S ‘S Cent Mon
Temper
Surrender talk as Amur Chieftain Amor Hitch drives talks of final ceremonies
Reports describe Amor Hitch negotiating surrender terms near Durango as Pancho Villa’s forces threaten action. Villistas are claimed to have surrendered arms in crowd scenes while authorities weigh where ceremonies may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raneh
Vine
Durango
Pancho
Villa
Gomes Palicie
Anton
Chauncey Visit and Local Church Notices
Elsie Wilson visited Wells ton and family. First Christian Church services noted with Bible school at 9 30. Rev J A Long of Mount Vernon visiting Chauncey, along with local residents and relatives. Party at Syz home among extended guests from Bellaire and Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Uncey -Church
J. A. Long
Mount Vernon
Chauncey
Harvey Nye
New York
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Veleatist
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Lash
Laswells
Arevery
Jena
Nelsonville
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Louise Roach
Mrs Harry M. Roach
BE. W. Chubb
Monongahela
Fred Graves
H. 8. Siigley
E.R. Woodworth
Buckeye Lake
Walter Swingle
Roseville
L. E. Carpenter
Charles Edmundson
Mildred Frances
Trimble
Harvey Brammer
C. H. Harris
Eather
Sylvania
West Pene
Relaves
Bertha Johnson
Coffeeville
Kas
C. L. Johnson
Frank Dean
Franklin
Fred Kelley
Youngstown
Dave Russell
Alttpe
Honolulu
Chevrolet
Harry McKinstry
Inlaw
Lieutenant
George Hawkins
HageleKinstry
Mrs. Hawkins Aalied
San Francisco
Madawaska
Yanks Camp
Eapert
Glouster
Tom Williams
Jes
Dr. Crawf
Ohio Mining
Chas. Wisecup
Redtown
Oe U
Jacksonville
Russell
Wisecup
Vital
Saldra
Mise Elsie Wilson
Wellston
Mrs. Wycked
Misa Kate Noble
Ette City
M Chas. Syz
Alge Ite Noble
Red Leffler
Jesserson
Jessie Smart
Royal
Isabel
Florence Smart
Syx
Cleola Turner
Catherine
Hazel Je
Franecen Galom
Font Toes Veil
Leslie Spaulding
Lea Cavanaugh
Helen
Eunice
Chas
Lilly
Helen and
Bellaire
Geo. Me, Mahon
Uneey
Mienay Ib
Netic Teten A. Berry
Ecurities of
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Michigan
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Rein
Packard Pianos
Or Bros
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