Jordan Family Picnic At Old Man's Cave
The Jordan family held a long awaited reunion at Old Man's Cave with Agnes Jordan and relatives from Athens Columbus Chicago Huntington and Seago in attendance. Several members and spouses traveled en route to Michigan and extended visits were noted including Nora Carg on and Nell Purdy among absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Jordan
Iene
Oia Man's Cave
C. L. Jordan
Phyllis
Patricia
M. van Dyke
Carl
Fredick
Athens
O. G. Jordan
Clyde Jordan
Jacqueline
O. R. Ross
Columbus
John T. Jordan
Huntington
W. Watt
Michigan
Willy
Seago
Fami
Nell J. Purdy
E. T. Fitzgerald
Californ
West Virginia Attorney General Guests at Ash Home
Dr and Mrs Isaac EB Ash hosted weekend visitors at Sunnyside Drive Parkersburg West Virginia including Attorney General and Mrs Howard B Lee of Charleston Virginia Mrs R A Hamilton and Elizabeth Flushing New York Miss Belvia May Ash a Parkersburg teacher and sister of Dr Ash also attended The party welcomed the guests with a Sunday noon dinner at Hillcrest Inn marking a social gathering with close family ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac EB. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Howard B. Lee
Charleston
Pe Va
R. A. Hamilton
Elizabeth
Flushing
N. Y
Belvia May Ash
Parkers. W. Va
Ash
Doctor Ash
Ohio University
Parkersburg
Lee
Hamilton
Hillcrest Inn
Local golf outing at Athens Country Club
Mr. Neil E. Salsich vice-president of Irey Manufacturing Co Nimbus and assistant Mr J E M Wilson joined Mr H H Townsend at the Athens Country Club for a Sunday golf outing. They golfed eighteen holes with Mr G D Gorham Mr Roger Jones and Townsend in a fivesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil E. Salsich
Irey Manufacturing Company
Co Nimbus
J. E. M. Wilson
H. H. Townsend
Athens Country Club
G. D. Gorham
Roger Jones
Townsend
Madison singer Miss Starr visits family in West Virginia
Miss Bima Starr of Madison West Virginia, a voice and piano studio owner, visits with her parents Mr and Mrs C E B Starr of 80 Race Street. She previously taught at the junior high in St Albans and has now settled in Madison. They plan a short trip to Mt Sterling to see her brother Dr D E Starr and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bima Starr
Madison
W. Va
C. EB. Starr
Race Street
Miss Starr
St. Albans
Mt. Sterling
D. E. Starr
Family Week End Visit Among Columbus Kin
Mr. Cloyd and Harold Carmean of Columbus spent the week end with their mother Mrs. Maye Carmean and family. They were joined by sister Ruby and brother Charles who will spend vacation in Columbus Irwin and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cloyd
Harold Carmean
Columbus
Maye Carmean
Ruby
Charles
Irwin
Lima
Townsend Family Reunion At Carpenter Farm In Athens
Charles H. Townsend of Middlesboro Ky traveled to Athens for a Townsend reunion held at Howard Townsend’s Carpenter farm. Attendees included A D Townsend and wife at 52 West State Street and eight generations listed. Also noted are trips by E L Church family to Washington DC and Miss Lucile Duffee joining, plus Miss Kathryn Wilson visiting Miss Mildred Smith in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Townsend
Middlesboro
Townsend
Howard Townsend
Carpenter
A. D. Townsend
West State Street
Athens
Drue Townsend Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Mariel Townsend Hixon
Kathryn Wilson
Mildred Smith
Hanover
Miss Smith
Ohio University
Miss Wilson
East State Street
Pocahontas Lodge Event After Meeting at Red Men Hall
Pocahontas Lodge and Red Men members plus families plan a dance after a Powhatan meeting at Red Men's Hall Wednesday night at 7 o'clock marking a time change from 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Mrs L V Brown and Clara Bowser Return From Trip
Mrs L V Brown and Miss Clara Bowser return home after a trip that included Mrs Brown’s summer place on Sugar Island, Lake Erie, and visits to Detroit and Cedar Point.
Cameron family heads for Indian Lake trip with stops
Mr and Mrs Carlos H Cameron and their young son Ned left by car for a week’s outing with Indian Lake as the main objective. They will also stop in Columbus and Dayton along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos H. Cameron
Ned
Indian Lake
Columbus
Dayton
Boden Family Hosts Albany Guests for Sunday
Mr and Mrs Lafe Boden welcomed Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Marion Bobo son Virgil and daughter Ludel from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Boden
Marion Bobo
Virgil
Ludel
Albany
Emmett Baughman Family Heads to Indian Lake Outing
Mr and Mrs Emmett Baughman and their children Lois and Barbara Jo left Sunday for Indian Lake for a weeklong outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Baughman
Lois
Barbara Jo
Indian Lake
Downeys to Take Eastern Trip This Week
Mr Earl Downey and family of Crooksville and Mr Glenn Downey of Shade leave today for an eastern trip. They expect to spend most of the time in Washington D C. They will be gone a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Downey
Crooksville
Glenn Downey
Shade
Washington, D. C
Local Family Vacations Spread Across Ohio and West Virginia
Mr and Mrs W H Logan and daughter Phyllis have rented a cottage on Sheil Beach Buckeye Lake for two weeks. Mr and Mrs M C Wilson with sons Woodrow and Curtis spent the weekend in Huntington W Va visiting Mrs Wilsons sister Mrs C R Neighborgall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Logan
Phyllis
Buckeye Lake
Sheil Beach
M. C. Wilson
Woodrow and
Curtis
Huntington
W. Va
Wilson
C. R. Neighborgall
Parker Van Dyke Secures Job in Columbus Attendance at Bliss College
Parker Van Dyke has secured employment in Columbus and is attending Bliss College. The activity involves a relocation for work and ongoing studies at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker van Dyke
Columbus
Bliss College
Anderson Critiques Prohibitory Laws and Systemic Exploitation
Anderson denounces prohibitory laws as undue restraints on daily social and economic life and warns they foster disrespect for government. He also attacks the American development system for exhausting land resources and widening the wealth gap in the West, urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
West
Cuba’s Sugar Woes Deepen Amid World Slump
The Cuba sugar crisis, tied to global price drops and Java competition, cripples an economy reliant on one crop. Four fifths of exports come from sugar, unemployment soars as surplus stock grows, with a five year plan to sell 800,000 tons annually proposed by American advisor Thomas Chadbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Cuba
Faw
Aupgar
Java
Havana
Thomas Chadbourne
Law, crime and reform: calls for housing and governance changes
The speaker laments urban slums and ignorance in rural districts, criticizing a vast American legal framework as a restraint on conduct while noting rising crime. He urges improved home and neighborhood environments, slum removal, and a bold reassessment of social political legal and economic systems. Morris Plescowe attributes police demoralization to enforcing laws not fully backed by community opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Morris Plescowe
Harvard University
Chauncey Ex-Mayor C W Walker Dies at 81
Charles W. Walker 81 of Chauncey died at home on Main Street after a several days illness. He served Chauncey as mayor in multiple terms and led a local lunch and confectionery business. Funeral held 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Lodge burial Nye Cemetery. Survived by wife Amelia Walker and son John Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles W. Walker
Main Street
Walker
Masonic Lodge of
Athens
Nye
Amelia Walker
John Walker
Dayton minister returns after 24 years absence
Chauncey August 17 The Rev M E Hoon preached at the Church of Christ Chauncey in the morning on The Fellowship In the evening the Rev J A Long from Dayton former pastor in 24 years filled the pulpit He and his family are visiting Mrs Longs parents Mr and Mrs George Harvey Nye and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
M. E. Hoon
Church of Christ In
J. A. Long
Dayton
Birth of a son announced by Chauncey couple
Mr and Mrs Homer Evener of Sand Ridge near Chauncey announce the birth of a seven pound son born Sunday August 16 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Homer Evener
Sand Ridge
Christian Woman's Bible Class Meets in Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Lands. Mrs. Nye will chair the meeting and Mrs. Elizabeth Knode will lead the program. All churchwomen are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Frank Lands
Nye
Elizabeth Knode
Chauncey Personal News Reports Local Visits and Meetings
Agnes Cunningham of Colum bus vacationing in Chauncey with parents Homer and Homer Cunning ham and Montford Cunningham. Mrs Rye Cunningham to entertain Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters Thursday. T R Hamilton and sons and Virgil Swart attended Vore family reunion at Athens Fairgrounds Sunday. Laura Bradfield and brothers visiting Chauncey and Millfield. Bess Mutchmore and relatives from Logan and Columbus guests of Charles Bradfield Sr. in Chauncey Sunday. Dr Robert E Nye of London in Chauncey visiting family. Floyd Nye, employed in Chillicothe, spent weekend at Chauncey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Agnes Cunningham
Columbus
Homer Cunningham
Montford Cunningham
Rye Cunningham
Chiefs Club
Pythian
T. R. Hamilton
Dean
Virgil Swart
Athens Fairgrounds
Laura Bradfield
Paul
Bernard
Millfield
Bess Mutchmore
Amy Mutchmore
Logan
Jack Mollard
Patricia Ann
William Mutchmore
Charles Bradfield
Robert E. Nye
London
Eng
Harvey Nye
J. A. Long
Floyd
William Nye
Floyd Nye
Chillicothe, O
Picnic party visits Canters Cave Sunday
Mrs. Lee Schoonover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swart and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tippett with daughter Margaret and son Paul Chauncey formed the picnicking party at Canter's Cave on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Harry Swart
Sam Tippett
Margaret
Paul
Canter’s Cave
Chauncey Group Returns From Old Man's Cave Outing
Glendon Palmer Neil Tippett Dale Warner Clark Preston Pete Pendergrass and Eldon Schoonover of Chauncey have returned from a week long outing at Old Man's Cave reporting a restful trip and shared highlights of their travel and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Glendon Palmer
Neil Tippett
Dale Warner
Clark Preston
Pete Pendergrass
Eldon Schoonover
Old Man's Cave
Mines Idle In Chauncey Millfield Region Report
Chauncey and Poston Mine No 6 at Millfield are idle today. Six mines operate: No 9 No 10 No 24 L. D. Poston No 119 and Black Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey and Poston
Millfield
L. D. Poston
Mrs Edw Minister Sr and family return from motor trip
Chauncey residents report Mrs Edw Minister Sr with her daughter Eleanor and sons Charles and Elbert have returned from a motor journey. They visited Mrs Minister's brother Elbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edw
Eleanor
Charles
Elbert
Reunion Fails To Evoke Any Special Fuss
Miss Mary Rebecca Hubler, who claimed kidnapping by gypsies 30 years ago, met sisters in Pottsville but the reunion drew little emotion. The group greeted coolly at Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Guettier homes, then Miss Hubler returned to Lynchburg, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Mary Rebecca Hubler
Miss Hubler
Emma Kline
John Guettler
Samuel Hubler
Kline
Bess
Chauncey Celebrates 72nd Birthday At Main Street Home
Chauncey marked his seventy second birthday last Thursday at his Main Street residence. Mrs. Fry hosted a celebratory dinner with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fry Jr from Columbus, Mrs. Herbert Wise, Mrs. C. A. Schoonover of Chauncey, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fry Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Main Street
Fry
C. C. Fry, Jr
Columbus
Herbert Wise
C. A. Schoonover
C. C. Fry, Sr
Piles Remedy Promised by Dr. Leonhardt
Dr J S Leonhardt claims an internal medicine cures piles caused by poor blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. He reports 960 successes in 1,000 patients with his product Hem-Roid tablets sold by Quick's Cut-Rate Store offering a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Quick
Adv
New Angle in Illinois Senate Case Involves Rosenwald Letter
Frank L. Smith accuses Julius Rosenwald of offering him 555000 in 1926 to drop out of the Illinois Senate race. The letter was sent to Carroll Wooddy, UC professor who published a book criticizing Smith’s 1926 campaign. Rosenwald’s family says he has not been informed and has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Frank L. Smith
Julius Rosenwald
Illinois
Carroll Wooddy
University of Chicago
Smith
Senate
Rosenwald
Lessing
Controversy Over Campaign Contributions Sways 1926 Race
A letter from Samuel Insull accuses Rosenwald of pressuring him to withdraw to clear the field for Hugh S. Magill in a 1926 Republican primary. Insull alleges Rosenwald offered a deal at the Congress Hotel in Chicago after Insull had been nominated and campaign reports of insull contributions circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooddy
Smith
Dwight
Samuel Insul
Midwest
Rosenwald
Hugh S. Magill
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Tilden Wins One In Cleveland
American tennis master Bill Tilden defeated Czech pro Karl Kozeluh in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-1 in Cleveland on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bill Tilden
Karl Kozeluh
Delegate Is Wounded In Cleveland Street Fight
Charles Parker 36 a Columbus delegate to the Ohio American Legion convention died after a street fight in Cleveland. He was stabbed in the chest by a man or two drinking companions. police seek the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Parker
Columbus
Ohio Department of the &Ican Legion
Parker
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Jordan
Old Man’s Cave
Christine Saunders
Provea
Dubas Antie
Christine Art
New Sau Lips
Athens Messenger
E. L. Church
Miss Christina
Gladys Jones
Washington City
Lucile Duffee
Miss Duffee
New York City
Little Island Republic
Charles & Bradfield, JR
the Messenger
C. H. Walker
Rev. Long
Mrs
C. C. Fry
Party
Acces
Sories
Home Telephone Co
Guthrie
Lynchburg
Fiane
Mortis
C. D. Shafer CO
Davies Bank
Tilden
Columbus Legionnaire
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
J. C. McClanahan
F. E. Goldsberry
Home and Savings Association
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Kee
Westinghouse
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Nelsonville
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