Local Family News: Patterson Hails From New York Visit
Superintendent and Mrs. John Patterson with son Jim spent the summer in New York City where he earned a Master of Arts at Columbia University. Mrs. Patterson and Jim visited her mother in Kent during his absence. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Haskins returned from Dayton with daughters Margaret and Helen after a week away. Jesse Davis of the Keith Orchestra, Fairmont, WVa, arrived for vacation and is registered at Hotel Berry. The Craigs and Mr. Zenner traveled to Deer Park Maryland for a visit, while L. H. Smith and son Junior went to Dover to see his brother-in-law and sister.
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John Patterson
Jim
Patterson
New York City
Columbia University
Kent
Joseph Bunker
J. D. Haskins
Margaret
Helen
Dayton
Jesse Davis
Keith Orchestra
Fairmont
W. Va
Hotel Berry
Dora Wagner
Cephas Wagner
Newark
Hugh. Gormley
Paul Jones
Martins Ferry
J. B. Stiff
L. L. Robinett
Columbus
Carrie Smith
New Lexington
Pr. E. Jones
Liberty Hil
Douglas Smith
Parsons and Bonifield Guests of Grones Family
Mr G L Parsons and Mrs Mabel G Bonifield drove from Columbus on Saturday and stayed with Mr and Mrs F B Grones at 43 Maplewood Drive until this morning.
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G. L. Parsons
Mabel G. Bonifield
Columbus
Laters
F. 8. Grones
Maplewood Drive
Attending funeral for Richard Seaman from Columbus and New Vienna
Attendees from distance at Richard Seaman's funeral on Sunday included Mr. Lmoy Seaman, Mrs. Julia Elliott of New Vienna, Mrs. Ida A. Brown, Mrs. Barbara Jewell, Mrs. Oda Haddox and her children of Columbus. Mrs. Haddox and her children remained visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bobo, 123 Maplewood Drive.
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Richard Seaman
Lmoy Seaman
Julia Elliott
New Vienna
Ida A. Brown
Barbara Jewell
Oda Haddox
Columbus
Haddox
William Bobo
Maple Wood Drive
Leviner Family Trip Ends With Visit to Mother
Mr and Mrs John LeViner and Mrs Ralph Meinstry with Anna Mae and Clarence drove to Columbus for a week end visit with their mother and sister Mrs Jourden who will stay two weeks to visit relatives.
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John Leviner
Ralph Meinstry
Anna Mae
Clarence
Columbus
Jourden
Mrs Salters Guests of Mr and Mrs Mitchell
Mrs H J Salters of Columbus visited over Sunday as a guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell at 16 Shannon Avenue.
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H. J. Salters of
Columbus
Frank Mitchell
Shannon Avenue
Mansfield guests visit Mrs Coleman in Springfield
Mr and Mrs H S Mansfield and daughter Dorothy of Springfield were guests over the last of the week of Mrs L E Coleman at 7 West State Street.
Mrs. Chaney Returns Home After Three Week Visit
Mrs. L. V. Chaney departed yesterday for Detroit Michigan ending a three weeks stay with her niece Mrs. Walter Davis and family at 7 Clark Street.
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L. V. Chaney
Detroit
Mich
Walter Davis
Clark Street
Miss Ruth Strahl Embarks On Lake Erie Visit
Miss Ruth Strahl travels for an indefinite stay visiting Miss fhel Regal on Lake Erie and her brother Clarence L Birahl in Cleveland.
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Ruth Strahl
Miss ~Fhel Regal
Lake Erie
Clarence L. Birahl
Cleveland
Local families plan regional trips and visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Carpenter and daughter Kathleen left yesterday on a weeklong eastern motor trip including Washington and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse White of Columbus visited Athens yesterday. Dr. James E. Stansbury leaves today for Lexington to attend the American Veterinary Medical association meeting. his family will visit Huntington with Mrs. Stansbury’s sister Mrs. J. R. Thompson during his absence. Mr. H. R. McVay, county superintendent of schools, went to Columbus on business. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rupp and daughter Barbara left last week for Harrisburg to visit his parents before taking up duties in Cleveland. they secured a dwelling there but will return to Athens before relocating.
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James E. Stansbury
Lexington
American Veterinary Medical Association
Huntington
W. Va
H. R. McVay
Columbus
Russell Rupp
Barbara
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Athens
Farst Family Attends Ohio University Commencement
Mr and Mrs Voy Farst visited Barberton for their son Lewis Farst s graduation at Ohio University. They stayed with Mr and Mrs W O Jones 381 Central Avenue. The Farsts returned home Saturday and Mr Farst drove home yesterday.
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Voy Farst
Barberton
Ohio University
Lewis Farst
W. O. Jones
381
Central Avenue
Mr. Farst
Needle Club Hostess Dinner Tuesday Night
Mrs. L. W. Russell will host the Needle Club gathering Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. at her home 50 Mil Street.
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L. W. Russell
Mil Street
Visit Of Families From Menmore Tlisher And City
Mr Ired Crouch and Mrs Crouch of Menmore visit Mrs Crouch's parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Feth near Tlisher and Mr Isaiah Crouch in this city at the Crouch family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'red Crouch
Menmore
Jacob Feth
Tlisher
Mr. Crouch
Isaiah Crouch
Dorothy Jones Sets Vacation Trip Path Across Ohio
Miss Dorothy Jones leaves Saturday for a vacation travel through Barberton Akron Cleveland and Canton visiting multiple Ohio cities.
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Dorothy Jones
Barberton
Akron
Cleveland
Canton
Representative Arch Knowlton Attends Bankers' Life Meeting
From Columbus, Mr Arch Knowlton returned after two days at the Bankers Life company meeting serving as district representative. Grace Sutton and Carios Bean announce the birth of a daughter Enid Harriett Sunday evening August 15 at 11 Spring Street.
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Arch Knowlton
Columbus
Bankers’ Life Company
Mrs. Carios Bean
Grace Sutton
Spring Street
Enid Harriett
Crofton Student Guests Fran ces Van Dyke at West Union Home
Mr. Robert B. Shaffer of Crofton, a former Ohio University student, visits as guest of Miss Frances Van Dyke at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J S Van Dyke 146 West Union Street.
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Robert B. Shaffer
Crofton
Ohio University
Frances van Dyke
J. S. van Dyke
West Union Street
Health gains cited by Sir Arthur Newsholme on life expectancy
Public health official Royal 8s Copeland cites Sir Arthur Newsholme on rising life expectancy. He notes over 75 years life span increased by at least 15 years in some countries and more growth in the last two decades, while infancy and old age show gains not matched in middle age.
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New York
Arthur Newsholme
London
Arthur
United States
Milbank Memorial
Tomorrow’s Horoscope Forecast For August 14
Tomorrow brings an eventful day with friendly planetary influences. Pushing all affairs in business professional social and affectional areas may yield advantages and gratifying success. Those born today may have social artistic and financial talent and a high potential for happiness and fortune.
Medical examinations urged for adults twenty five to sixty
The speaker warns that disease is often detectable early and can be cured if caught in time. He urges readers busy in work to schedule periodic checkups, arguing that improving health during ages twenty five to sixty extends life and reduces midlife ailments.
Nose fever prevention tip from medical Q and A
Q and A offers nose examination for nasal obstruction as a preventive measure. Readers are advised to send a stamped self addressed envelope for details and to repeat questions. A lump behind the ear could be a cyst or enlarged gland and requires physician consultation.
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Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
W. E. A. Social Session Tonight at 7:30 Oclock
The social session of the W. E. A. will be held tonight at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown and their son Willard visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oberholzer in Amesville. Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Hixson and Edward left for a two week vacation, spending a week at Ruggles Beach on Lake Erie and a week in Canada.
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Homer Brown
Willard
Mrs
Floyd Oberholzer
Amesville
P. E. Hixson
Say Edward
Ruggles’ Beach
Lake Erie
Canada
Local visitors host in Newcomerstown and at May Avenue
Mrs. Anna Berry and daughter Doris Virginia of Newcomerstown are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl W. Helwig on May avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones entertained at the end of the week with the latter's sister Mrs. Watt as guests.
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Anna Berry
Doris Virginia
Newcomerstown
Pearl W. Helwig
May Avenue
Local Notes From Central Ohio and Nearby Areas
Jinkens of Wellston returns home. Mrs G D Swett of Logan widow of Albany doctor underwent a goiter operation at Columbus hospital. Miss Mary Harwick spent the week in Carey with Miss Eileen Gilham of Columbus and others visiting relatives in the area. Martha Lou Dowler and family returned from Lancaster camp grounds with Mr and Mrs Charles A Thomas of Columbus.
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G. D. Swett
Logan
Albany
Columbus Hospital
Mary Harwick
Carey
Eileen Gilham
Columbus
John W. Dowler
Martha Lou
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Charles A. Thomas
McClure Family Returns From Michigan Canada Trip
Mr and Mrs J H McClure and two children arrive back after a motor tour through northern Michigan and Canada visiting relatives in Cleveland and Lakewood before returning to Athens home.
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J. H. McClure
Michigan
Canada
Cleveland
Lakewood
Athens
Condition of Young Coal Miner Serious
Leonard McLaughlin, 23, injured Aug 6 by a mine fall in mine 281 near Federal, may have more serious injuries than X rays indicated. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for an X-ray, with doctors warning only time will tell if the fracture worsens.
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Glouster
Leonard McLaughlin
A. J. Crawford
J. F. Baldwin
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Baldwin
Joe McLaughlin
Federal
Coal Order Worth 21 000 Tons Placed In Columbus
Sun day Creek Coal company received a 21 000 ton coal order from the Board of Purchase at Columbus at 1.25 dollars per ton at the mine. The Santay mine at Derthick will supply the fuel with three weeks of steady work expected to fill the order.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Board of Purchase
Columbus
Santay
Derthick
Seibert Stiff Visits Glouster Before Camp Knox Assignment
Seibert Stiff, recently employed in Wheeling West Virginia, is in Glouster this week with his parents Mr and Mrs J B Stiff. He plans to depart Saturday for Camp Knox Kentucky for a five week stay.
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Glouster
Notable Livestock Display At County Fair
A real menagerie will be on display at the Athens county fair August 24 to 27. Large or small observers will enjoy cattle horse sheep swine and poultry from breed campaigns improving local livestock. Officials report record entries across all livestock show divisions.
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Athens County
County Fair Show Promises Strong Premiums and Bright Competition
Premiums totaling several thousand dollars and ribbons await winners at the county fair. Cattle show expected to draw keen competition with many entries across dairy and beef divisions. Revival of interest in horses, larger sheep and swine shows, and a crowing poultry display accompany youth participants and club-trained entries in cattle and pig contests.
County Fair of Athens County Invites Public to Attend
An invitation from Frank Hhiddle secretary invites the public to the Athens county fair in Athens from August 24 to 27. Leader urges every citizen to attend, calling the fair the community’s show window and a gala event showcasing progress in agriculture.
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Athens County
Athens
Frank Hhiddle
Biddleds
Local fair promises big season for visitors and neighbors
The piece invites readers to attend the annual fair saying it attracts neighbors for miles, showcases exhibits, and serves as the town’s top asset. It urges everyone to bring a neighbor and enjoy the largest, best event of the year.
No Buyers for Bootleggers as Boycott Prospers
The scene shows few buyers and sellers with gin at 1 dollar a fifth and scarce beer. Chemists report large volumes of liquor for analysis as bootleggers reel in losses while the boycott continues and people refuse the poison cup.
Ohio Daughters of America Convening in Columbus
Five hundred people expected for the three day annual convention of the state council of Ohio Daughters of America opening in Columbus today.
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Columbus
State Council of Ohio Daughters of America
Toledo Fireman Isaac Romine Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
Four week inquiry into Isaac Romine's gunshot death concludes no foul play is evident. A Columbus detective reports to Prosecutor Harry B. Reese that Romine died by his own hand and was buried at Pomeroy.
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Jackson
Isaac Romine
Toledo
Columbus
Harry B. Reese
Romine
Pomeroy
Sutherland Falls Guided by World’s Tallest Waterfall Claim
A historic note highlights Sutherland Falls in New Zealand as among the world’s tallest waterfalls with a drop of 1904 feet, attracting travelers and explorers to the Southern Hemisphere.
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Sutherland Falls
New Zealand
Bootlegger Testimony and Methanol Poison Death Toll Rise
A Buffalo bootlegger faces charges after a test showed 98.9 percent wood alcohol in bootleg liquor. Prosecution contends the bootlegger sold poison for huge profits. defense argues improbable guilt. Methanol from Germany sold in Canada at high prices. hundreds die annually. Western New York authorities clamp down as the death toll climbs.
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O. K
Voelker
Swartz
Buffalo
Moore
Germany
Canada
New York
Prohibition
Local Banker Weds Greenfield Bride in Glouster
Robert G. Webber cashier of the First National bank married Kathryn M. Wilson of Greenfield Saturday at Concord Presbyterian church in Ross county. The couple returned to Glouster and reside on Kinney hill. Mrs. Webber is sister of Mrs. C. A. Pride and known in Glouster through Pride family visits.
Weekend Guests Near Jackson Gather With Relatives
Mr and Mrs A M Bennett and two daughters Beulah and Mary lizabeth were weekend guests of relatives near Jackson. Mr and Mrs W R Balderson and two children Junior and Lois were also present.
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A. M. Bennett
Beulah
Marylizabeth
Jackson
W. R. Balderson
Junior
Lois
Simple test asks children to answer common knowledge
An old workbook page directs to page ten for answers. It includes questions about the president's salary Arbor Day geographic center of the continental United States nations in World War II the Naval Academy the Missouri River known as Father of Waters the dodo and a word puzzle about spelling in cars.
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United States
Continental
United States Naval Academy
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