Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Donald Bumgardner in Nelsonville
Mrs Floyd Courtney assisted by Mrs Dail Farrow hosted a Wednesday evening shower at Chestnut Street in Nelsonville for Mr and Mrs Donald Bumgardner. A luncheon was served to numerous guests including Elsie Janis of Logan and a long list of local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Courtney
Dail Farrow
Donald Bumgardner
Chestnut Street
Frank Primmer
Elsie Janis
Logan
Tom Farrow
Pearl
Nick Hawk
Charles Syler
Jake Silpert
John Hite
Sadie Steenrod
Fred Pritts
Robert Hawk
Ben Ervin
Harry Matheny
Elsie
Oscar Bates
Alice and
Thelma
Evans
Hartley
Charles Farrow
Mary Ellen
William Burgardner
Fred Courtney
Henry
McLaughtin
Clyde Matheny
Eulalia Hock
Fisher
Carl Bateman
John Reed
Naomi
Foughty
Chauncey
Ellen Aivis
Mildred
Dorothy Bumgardner
Marquis Goodspeed
Victory Day Sunday School and Evening Services at Local Church
Pastor C L Johnson announces Sunday school at 9 30 AM with Victory Day for all classes Tomorrow final assault on Old Man Slump and Let's Go to end with a black eye Morning worship at 10 30 AM Sermon The Unfinished Task Christian Endeavor at 6 45 PM Evening worship at 7 30 PM Sermon The Happy Life Midweek prayer meeting Wednesdays Men's prayer meeting Fridays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Apostolic Holiness Church Service Schedule
Pastor J. C. Brillhart leads Sunday school at 9 30 and sermon at 10 30. An evangelistic service follows at 7 30 with praise and song services, plus a Wednesday prayer meeting. Quote about pouring water on the thirsty appears as religious invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostolic Holiness Church
J. C. Brillhart
Nelsonville Chiropractic Ad Announces New Rooms
John Matson of Columbus a Ross College Chiropractic graduate will locate in rooms in Hoodlet Building Nelsonville formerly used by Miss Russell after August 18 8 15 3 to start practice here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matson
Columbus
Ross College, Chiropractic
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Nelsonville
Miss Russell
Phonograph Studio Offers Unbeatable Bargains
Sauter's Phonograph Studio in Nelsonville Ohio advertises new phonographs at less than cost with several big bargains. Limited stock remains near the Depot, urging quick action before items sell out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Nelsonville
Residents and visitors note from local households
Guest list includes Mrs Harriet Preston and Miss Helen Wilson, with visits from J M Cooley and the Cooley family. The Carpenter family return to Columbus after staying with Mrs Allie Wilson. Edward Sharp and Miss Margaret Stiers also reside locally. Monday Creek Oil and Gas completes No 2 well at Gore led by president L D Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Preston
Helen Wilson
Columbus
Circleville
J. M. Cooley
E. C. Cooley
C. A. Carpenter
Ruth
Edith
Allie Wilson
Edward Sharp
C. C. Sharp
Margaret Stiers
Haydenville
Hattie Cooley
Monday Creek Oil & Gas Company
Gore
L. D. Martin
Sunday School and Worship Schedule Plus Local Visits
Sunday school at 9 30 A M and divine worship at 10 30 A M with no evening service. A delegate and reserve will be elected at morning service to attend Lay Conference with the annual conference in Columbus September 10. Several local guests visit relatives and hosts in New Straitsville Woodstock and Columbus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Uncle Sam in the Grocery Business Sale of government foodstuffs
Uncle Sam enters the grocery business announcing a great sale of government foodstuffs through local post offices. Each post office is allotted specific pounds by class and purchases must be made by cases. Families can club together to obtain what they need. inquire at the local postmaster for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Social Evening Honoring Miss Goldie Bangs in Columbus
Mrs. Joe Dewhurst hosted a Friday night gathering to honor Miss Goldie Bangs of Columbus. The event included a luncheon and notable guests such as Stella Reigle, Isaac Hellyer, Fred Courtney, and Edna Dewhurst. Ellsworth Reigle, a Messenger carrier boy, is visiting grandparents in Wellston. Columbus visitors Isabell and Catherine McCann were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dewhurst
Goldie Bangs
Columbus
Miss Bangs
Mesdames
Stella Reigle
Isaac Hellyer
Fred Courtney
Mat Maze
Cora McLaughlin
Fred Long
Martha Keister
Pauline Donley
N. Steenrod
Susie Maze
Edna Dewhurst
Emma Colegrove
Ellsworth Reigle
Messenger Carrier
Wellston
Isabell
Catherine McCann
Frank Betts
Falls From Freight Train Injures Local Rider
Chas. Davis fell from a freight train he was riding last evening and suffered back and head injuries. He was taken to his brother Jesse Davis’s home on Franklin Street for care. Miss Clara Keys and Hazel Bagley visit Columbus relatives this weekend. Mrs. George Kouri and children visit Zanesville and New Lexington. J. M. Lama of Logan was in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Jesse Davis
Franklin Street
Clara Keys
Hazel Bagley
Columbus
George Kouri
Zanesville
New Lexington
J. M. Lama
Logan
Our City
Paris dancer Mistinguett to arrive aboard La France
The Parisian showgirl Mistinguett, famed for her legs, is due in New York aboard the liner La France. The American verdict on her theatrical offers hinges on her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Paris
la France
Mile
Mistinguett
Tractor output soars with U S production over 132 thousand
United States tractor manufacturing last year surpassed 132000 units while this year’s output is forecast near 315000. Strong demand and industrial activity underpin the surge as manufacturers expand capacity and employ more workers to meet the expected rise in farm equipment demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio University Alumni Hold New York City Gathering
In New York City on August 4 a group of Ohio University alumni met at Peg Washington Coffee House off Fifth Avenue. The aim was to form a permanent New York City alumni chapter with five organizers including Anna P. McVay and Rose Ella Herold coordinating this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Peg Wastington
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Morgan
President Ellis
Dean Chubb
Dean Richeson
Dr. Bentley
L. G. Worster
J. H. Comstock
C. V. Vananda
New York Times
David D. Thomas
Albert Leonard
New Rochelle
N. Y
Mary Chapelear Evans
Rhys Dafydd Evans
H. L. Ridenour
O. U
Anna P. McVay
Macartney
Bohrer
Mayes
Rose Ella Herold
Miss McVay
Bellaire
Ohio
Floyd Deacon
Arthur Miller
Richwood
Katherine Goold Macastery
East Orange
N. J
J. W. Bohrer
M. Edith Park
Warren
Louise M. Albert
Youngstown
Ruth Hartley
Caldwell
Mary Warner
Dundas
E. C. Rounds
Ft. Thomas
Fragmentary sports notes from Cincinnati Brooklyn clash
Incomplete scoring lines show Batteries-Reuther-Wingo Pfeffer Mitchell and M Wheat for Cincinnati Brooklyn and Batteries-Vaughn Killifer Snyder for Chicago New York CIGARS. The section ends with a domestic medical quip about a husband whose condition fluctuates with mood and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reuther-Wingo
Pfeffer, Mitchell
M. Wheat
Chicago
New York
Cigars
Vaughn-Killifer
Neht- Snyder
Obituary of Theodosia Wickam Ogg from Broadwell Ohio
Theodosia Wickam Ogg born June 2 1835 on the Wickam farm Broadwell died July 28 1919 aged 84 years 1 month 26 days She was the youngest of eight children and widow of Aaron Ogg They had ten children all living including W W Ogg E E Ogg Arthur Ogg Linn Ogg Leonard Ogg Charles Ogg and daughters Izola Johnson Virginia Crippen Lucy Totman and Lydia Grandstaff She was a Universalist and active in Civil War relief duties Survived by children grandchildren and great grandchildren she lies at rest near Broadwell Ohio in a family remembered for neighborliness and Christian hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia Wickam Ogg
Wickam
Broadwell
John
Clarinda Wickam
Aaron Ogg
W. W. Ogg
Sharpsburg
E. E. Ogg
Portland
Ore
Arthur Ogg
Pittsburgh
Linn Ogg
Portsmouth
Leonard Ogg
Chas. Ogg
Millfield
Izola Johnson
Dayton
Virginia Crippen
Athens
Lucy Totman
Lydia Grandstaff
Chester Hill
Ogg
Relief Corps
Card of Thanks for Mrs Theodosia Ogg
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the sudden death of Mrs Theodosia Ogg. Gratitude to Rev El sen, undertaker Mr Walburn, flower donors, Mrs Leota Brill for the wreath, singers, and all who assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia Ogg
Elsen
Walburn
Leota Brill
Richard H Gilson 1845 1919 Athens Wellston civil war veteran
Richard H Gilson born November 1 1845 in Columbiana County Ohio died August 12 1919 at his daughter Mrs W O Jones Athens Ohio aged seventy four years two months and 21 days. He enlisted March 1 1865 in the 194th Ohio Infantry and was discharged October 24 1865. He married Annis A Geer February 15 1866 and they had seven children seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The family lived in Kansas 1869 1875 and Wellston from 1886. He joined the Bible Christian church at age 23 and remained active. Survived by widow and children Elliott Mary Emma Elizabeth William Ida Homer. Burial at Union Street Cemetery Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Gilson
Columbiana Co
W. O. Jones
Athens
Gallia
Benjamin Martins
194Th Regiment of
Ohio Infantry
Annis A. Geer
Union
Gilson
Kansas
Elliott
Mary
Emma
Wellston
Elizabeth
William
Toledo
Ida
Cuyahoga Falls
Homer
Columbus
Union Street
Heartfelt thanks after the death of husband and father
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers and to Mrs Daily and Miss Hickman for singing and Pr Evans for consoling words. Special thanks to P G Dowler and wife for their efficient funeral service. Mrs R H Gilson and family.
Farmer Injured as Hay Wagon Passes Over Akron Man
Peter Wegman, a Suffield Center farmer, is at Peoples Hospital with two broken arms two broken legs and possible internal injuries after a team of horses and a loaded hay wagon ran over him Friday afternoon in Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Peter Wegman
Suffield Center
Peoples Hospital
Stolen Auto Arrests Reported in Canton Jail
August 16. Jack Powell twenty four of Toledo and Ernest Boiton twenty two of Detroit are held in the county jail on warrants charging theft of an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Jack Powell
Toledo
Ernest Boiton
Detroit
French surgeon notes ray emanations aid after operations
A French surgeon argues that radiations emanations from the knife help remove diseased cells after operations, suggesting a method to enhance surgical effectiveness and reduce recurrence.
Social and local visits cross New Marshfield area
Mrs Stewart Boden and M T Rose of Greenfield visit sister Mrs H B Stright for a few days. Deimo Britz and family host Mrs Amos Bretz and son, Mrs Elwood Buck and daughter of Guysville, and Mrs Watson Sams of Athens. Mr and Mrs O G Hawk of Marietta visit W S Ferguson. Wm Sturgill and family visit Carbondale. Chester Collins heads to Camp Sherman for discharge. Class 4 M P church ice cream social at Baker building Saturday. Mr and Mrs C L Jones and Maurine visit Athens. Orland Cullims returns to Charleston after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimo Britz
Amos Bretz
Elwood Buck
Guysville
Watson Sams
Athens
O. G. Hawk
Marietta
W. S. Ferguson
Wm. Sturgill
Carbondale
Chester Collins
Camp Sherman
M. P
Baker Building
C. L. Jones
Maurine
Orland Cullims
Charleston
Telescoping trays lift articles from new trunk
Telescoping trays elevated by lazy tongs permit any article to be removed from a new trunk without disturbing its other contents.
Generosity from Chicago Builders and Traders Exchange Leaders
In Chicago on August 16 J Ogden Armour Julius Rosenwald H H Merrick and Roger C Sullivan received shoes as gifts from the Chicago Builders and Traders Exchange. Armour thanked the builders saying the bids on several projects show their generosity but he quipped they should provide a wardrobe for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Armour Packing Plant
Julius Rosenwald
Sears- Roebuck Company
H. H. Merrick
Chicago Association of Commerce
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago Builders and Traders Exchange
Armour
Exchange
For Sale Glouster Frame House with Market Street Plan
Glouster listing offers a six room frame dwelling with slate roof cistern city water and unfinished bathroom on a 133 by 125 foot lot. Features good outbuildings and cellar. Also notes a council move to open Summit Street as a weekly market street for farmers on Wednesdays and Saturdays to cut costs of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Central Labor Union
Summit Street
Baptist Church
Republic Avenue
Frank Burns
Lou Jonas
Isaac Jones
Miners plan cooperative stores in Sunday Creek valley
Farmers may dispose of produce twice weekly while miners meet in Jacksonville to consider opening cooperative stores in the valley with Jacksonville Trimble and the city as locations. Mines plan to borrow from the state organization with dividends paid quarterly to stockholders. An Athens store reports over 100000 a year in business and is fully repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek
Jacksonville
Trimble
Messenger
Athens
Murray City Guests Return From Akron Visit
Misses Mabel Ray and Julia Keerly returned from Akron where they stayed ten days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkbride and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hair in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Wm. Donaldson
Murray City
Mabel Ray
Julia Ke Erly
Akron
Charles Kirkbride
C. M. Hair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsie Davis
William Bumgardner
C. L. Johnson
Allen of
J.E. Zeller
Hyde Bridge
Bell Phone
Citz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arthur M. Mann
John Altman
West
Kelly
Gay Aumiller
Leighton Aumiller
Sam Hanley
Columber
Harry Mounts
Sonoma
Gladys Betts
Pearl Davis
New Straitsville
C. Duncan
Albert Weist
Louise
Ed Reynolds
Orbiston
Buchtel
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
U. S
Bell
W. Washington St
Philadelphia
Farmer
Glouster News
I. W. Brown
Clarence Brown
Reuben Wagner
Daugh
Kelly-Springfield
Federal
Ostros Sales and Service
Ogden’s Grocery and
Trimble, O. and
Glouster, O
Hamburger
August Bale Price
The
C. L. King
Nelsonville, O
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