Local visitors travel to Columbus and nearby towns
Nelsonville residents Hubert Hyde Bob Quigley and several Hyde family members visited Columbus yesterday with Miss Louise Hyde joining them on return. Guests included Mrs A H Rudolph of Chicago and Mr Mrs E A Wallace and Mr Harley Mitchell. Others traveled to Athens Logan and Cleveland for visits and nursing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hyde
Bob Quigley
Ruth Hyde
Eulalia Scheeler
Columbus
Louise Hyde
A. H. Rudolph
Chicago
E. A. Wallace
Harley Mitchell
Sam Hanley
John
Ida Jewett
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Eleanor Edington
Washington D. H
Vivian Jenkins
Betty Juniper
Athens
Florence Beach
Mt. Vernon
Freda Hicks
Vivian Jen
Mills Host Dinner for Stack Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs Ed Mills entertained Mr and Mrs Aught Stack and their son from Bellaire at a six o clock dinner Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for the honored guests Mr and Mrs Charles E Stack and Mr and Mrs Will Anderson of Millfield and Mr and Mrs Morey Pedigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mills
Aught Stack and Son
Bellaire
Mills
Will Anderson
Millfield
Morey Pedigo
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Clarissa Stephenson
Mrs J K Brown hosted a 6 o clock dinner at the Stephenson home for the List birthday anniversary. All children and grandchildren attended with guests including Mr and Mrs R C Graham and daughter Clarissa and son Page of Columbus, and family members from Athens and Tuscone Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Stephenson
J. K. Brown
Stephenson
Bessie
Stuart Hoodilett
Gloria
Emma Martin
Tuscone, Ariz
Families to Gather for W B A Hall Event
The W B A will host a family gathering Thursday evening at the hall with a short program. All members and their families are invited. Each family will be assessed 25 cents and those not yet solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Gorsuch
Mr and Mrs Dave Gorsuch hosted a Monday evening surprise birthday gathering at their home. Guests enjoyed a pleasant social time with lawn games and a late two course luncheon served to twenty five people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gorsuch
Mr. Gorsuch
Marsh Reunion Draws Family From Ohio Towns
Mrs Kat Marsh and daughter Mrs H T Matheny with sons Joe and Billy travel from nearby to Jackson Ohio for the Marsh reunion today. Mr and Mrs T C Green return from a week with their two sons in Zanesville after visiting there Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat& Marsh
H. T. Matheny
Joe
Billy
Jackson
Ohio
T. C. Green
Zanesville
Jameses Return Home After Visit With Columbus Guests
Paul and Margaret James return today to their home in Columbus after visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs BE A Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul and
Margaret James
Columbus
BE. A. Wallace
Harry Mitchell
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Akron Visits Nearby Relatives
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Akron is the guest of relatives and friends here for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Anderson
Akron
Miss Evelyn Siddie Guest of Miss Florence Thompson
Miss Evelyn Siddie visits Columbus as guest of Miss Florence Thompson in a social welcome noting the arrangement and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Siddie
Florence Thompson
Columbus
Elks Dance Planned for Thursday at Hockins Street Home
The local Elks lodge announces a Thursday night dance at their Hockins Street home with good music and dancing from 1 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Elks
Hockins Street
In loving remembrance of Arthur Wolfe Little Joe Wolfe
A memorial note dated August 15, 1921 honors Arthur Alien Wolfe who died as a baby. The verse laments parting, expresses longing and hope of reunion, and notes he is sadly missed by his parents and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Alien
Little Joe) Wolfe
Bereans Invite 150 Men for Next Sunday
The Bereans reported 111 members last Sunday led by a 116 piece orchestra and request 150 men for next Sunday to hear a good lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereans
Christian Church Sunday School Annual Picnic Announced
The Sunday School plans its yearly picnic tomorrow afternoon at Wrights Grove near Haydenville. All members meet at the church between 12 and 1. Transportation is arranged by machines and trucks, and attendees should bring a lunch or supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Wright's Grove
Haydenville
Pythian Sisters Picnic At Glouster Park Features Baseball
The Pythian Sisters plan a Thursday picnic at Glouster park on Palos road. Members of the boat s lodge and families are invited with single members allowed to bring lady friends. A baseball game and an evening dance are on the program, and guests should bring well filled baskets for the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Park
Palos Road
Mrs Stiff and Daughter Visit Bridgeport Relatives
Mrs J B Stiff and her daughter Miss Sarah left Tuesday to visit relatives in Bridgeport for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stiff
Sarah
Bridgeport
Miners and operators sign wage pact at Cleveland
A Messenger bulletin announced a wage agreement signed by miners and operators in Cleveland at 3:55 Tuesday afternoon. Ohio Collieries and Sunday Creek mines are ready to resume, but no word yet from authorities. The signing could cause larger companies to join soon, with a local restart possible next week. A steam shovel for the Corning-Glouster road arrived in town, and more machinery is expected to arrive today, with road work starting shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Opera House
Ohio
Sunday Creek
Corning-Glouster
Beal
Worker falls from fifth floor at Godman Shoe Co plant
Albert Scott, 20, colored, fell from the fifth floor of the Godman Shoe Co plant at Fourth and Lynn streets. He landed on a delivery truck then struck the street. He was washing windows and was taken to St. Francis hospital in unconscious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Godman Shose Co
Fourth
Lynn Streets
Albert Scott
Scott
St. Francis Hospital
Shufflin Phil Douglas Ruled Out of Baseball
Chicago, Aug. 16. Judge K M Landis ruled outfield player Shufflin Phil Douglas from organized baseball for alleged game throwing schemes. Douglas was accused of dickerin with players on other teams to fix games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shufflin
Phil Douglas
K. M. Landis
Douglas
Bedfast Mother Seeks Warm Bedclothes and Clothing Help
A bedfast Scioto county mother of three faces a year of convalescence after a serious operation. She asks readers to donate silk quilting pieces and old clothing to provide warm bed clothes for her children this winter. Contributions to The Messenger office marked "Mother" care of Annie Laurie will be forwarded anonymously to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motherbourne
Scioto County
Annie Laurie
Little Scioto County
Akron Democrat Knight resigns Congress over policy on subsidies
Representative Charles L. Knight of Akron announces resignation from Congress citing opposition to the administration's ship subsidy and tariff plans. He says he will not run as an independent candidate for Ohio governor in the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Congress
Knight
Ohio
Russia to pay debts to United States official claim
Aug 16 in Moscow the acting foreign affairs commissar M Karachan declared that Soviet Russia is ready to pay debts owed to the United States confirming the government’s financial pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCOW
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
M. Karachan
Wallace Petition Noticed in Athens County Court
Florence Wallace has filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio and the hearing is set for on or after September 7 1922. Woolley and Rowland serve as attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wallace
Florence Wallace
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohto
Woolley & Rowland
Athens Seeks Bond Bid for 45000 Storm Sewer Project
The city auditor of Athens Ohio invites sealed proposals by September 9 1922 for 45000 in storm sewer bonds. Bonds dated September 1 1922 mature in ten years bearing 64 percent annual interest payable semi annually. Bids must total par plus accrued interest and include a 2 percent certified check. The city reserves right to reject all bids.
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Athens
Ohio
City of
Aida
G. H. Evans
Court Street
State Street
Union Street
High
Union Streets
County of Athens
State of Ohio
State of
Court
Athens Ohio Sealed Bid for Court and Union Street Bonds
Sealed proposals are invited by the City Auditor of Athens Ohio for bonds totaling 35000.06 dollars dated September 1 1922 to fund Court Street and Union Street improvements by grading draining curbing and paving with brick block concrete or asphalt. Bids due by noon September 9 1922 with payment terms and bid conditions as specified.
Obituary of Samuel Luckett from Vin ton County
Samuel Luckett born September 12 1847 in Vin ton county died August 1 1923 aged 74 years 10 months 19 days He was married to Melissa Rice and had two children Nelson and Sadie The family also includes two grandchildren three brothers and three sisters He lived twenty years in Scioto county and spent most of his life on his Albany farm He passed after a six month illness The family thanks neighbors friends florists singers minister and undertaker Coe for kindness Mother and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Luckett
Wiliam
Mary Luckett
Vinton County
Melissa ‘Rice
Meigs County
Nelson
Sadie
Osmond
Harold Luckett
Scioto County
Albany
Local Families Receive Visitors Across the Area
Mrs. Alice B. Dye of Columbus visits her son Haddon Dye and plans to see more relatives. Cyrus Brewster, a business visitor, comes to Athens. Elmer Mauck and family from Coolville stay with Cyrus Jones and friends. Edward Russell of Wheeling visits G. P. Russell. Henry Brewster and Weston kin visit and stay at a camp cottage. Alice Coleman returns home after a week with Mrs. Mary Scarlett of Parkersburg. The Baker family drives to Parkersburg to see Alva at the hospital with typhoid fever. Edward Brewster and Thomas Dunfee call on the latter’s brother. Mrs. George Marquette of Los Angeles visiting Emma Smith. Lydia McLaughlin of Coolville visits Mrs. Addine Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Dye
Columbus
Haddon Dye
Cyrus Brewster
Athens
Elmer Mauck
Coolville
Cyrus Jones
Edward Russell
Wheeling
G. P. Russell
Henry Brewster
Weston
W. Va
Thomas Dunfee
George Marquette
Los Angeles
Emma Smith
Lydia McLaughlin
Addine Jones
The Poised Woman and Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A editorial piece extols poise as essential for success in all facets of life and links nervous strain to female performance. It recommends Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy rooted in addressing women’s nervous system health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Dishwashing is a different job with Blue Devil Cleanser
A brief note highlights dishwashing as a distinct task, mentioning Blue Devil Cleanser as the product involved and dated by the sequence 8 14 16 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devil Cleanser
Humanity May Stifle Itself Through Overwork
London Aug 15 Professor Leonard Hill warns that humanity risks civilizational extinction if civilization does not provide more air for workers and better recreation. He argues the pressure of toil and crowded working conditions threatens human survival unless reforms reduce strain and improve leisure opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Leonard Hill
Kiwanis Picnic Plans Draw Harbor of Local Clubs
Kiwanis of Morgantown area organizes an outdoor picnic at Logan with Lancaster and Logan clubs to share games and a large dinner. Members meet at First Methodist church to depart by one, reach Logan by two, and participate in baseball, volleyball, quoits, and horseshoes. Ice cream will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Logan
Lancaster
Rkiwants Club
First Methodist
Logan Club
C. E. Stailey
Lowther
Morgantown
W. Va
Reno
Nevada
Dulaney Family Reunion and Local Social Notes
Wrightstown residents, Mr. and Mrs. M Dulaney, attended the Dulaney reunion at the J DPD Dulaney home in Stockport on Sunday. Grace Ivers returned to Burr Oak after a ten day visit with her grandfather William A Hogsett and cousins Edith and Anna Farres. Rev Arza Ball and Mrs Ball joined the Mt Herman homecoming. Carl Ahle hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Bertha Wade and three daughters Beatrice and Rhea Wogan spent Thursday afternoon with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Bishopville
Seymour
John Ball
Dulaney
J. Dpd
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Nelsonville News
Kins
Betty Jane Juniper
R. C. Graham
Tom Bush
Miss Vernon
C.l.king
Nelsonville, Ohio
Harris
BON Ton
Nelsonville
the Peoples Store
Glouster, Ohio
Ladies’ Union
Children's Union Suits
Children’s
Ladies’ Dark Sun Hats
Children's Rompers
Seiplemenaeann In
Telsonville Dry Goods CO
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Memoriam
Siser
Glouster
Selah Weatherby
Mound Hill Christian Church
Democratic Central Committee
Joseph Richards
Michael Collins Jr
Central Committee
Corning
Mr. Coe
Elliguts Store
Burlingham, O
BREAT
Tutine IF
Ktmantans
Logan and
Wrightstown
Chestnut Street
Mill St
J. E. Zeller
Nelsonville McArthur
Aera
Windyster
Hunters and Trappers License
Cable Hardware CO
Winchester
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