Reunion of James and Gardner Families Held in Millfield
Chauncey August reunion of the James and Gardner families took place at Mrs. Ruth James home. A picnic dinner, reminiscences, and music followed, with many relatives from Columbus Nelsonville Glouster and other towns attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and Gardner
Ruth James
Columbus
M. H. England
Nelsonville
S. A. Welling
Corning
B. McCullough
Wanda
M. J. Gardner
Glenn
Ruth Gardner
Guy Gardner
Wyona Gardner
Chauncey
Edward Wallace
G. W. Johnson
Margaret
Harold and
Charlies Johnson
Glouster
L. Dow Sanders
Donna Sanders
Albany
N. W. James
Elmer
Paul James
Sand Ridge
James
Mike Kollister
Jean
Sugar Creek
Frances Earich
Caroline Welling
Millfield
Minnie Willmore
Chicago
Ye Old Time Club Holds Melon Feast
The Ye Old Time club of Millfield hosted a melon feast at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown for its last regular meeting. The next gathering is set for September 2 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Russell with many members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
A. L. Brown
Millfield Hosts Visiting Relatives At Weekend Gatherings
Floyd McDaniel of Baltimore visited his parents in Millfield on Sunday. In Millfield Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and daughters Athens and Mrs. Alpha Wemmer with Mrs. William Druggan of Glasgow visited the Mc Daniel home. F E Boudinot attended Concord Church of Christ homecoming. Vaughn Earich and Regina Lee of Columbus vacationing with Frances Earich and William Cole families in Millfield. Homer Tracy of Millfield visits relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Russell
R. H. Wemmer
Floyd Wemmer
F. E. Boudinot
L. E. Woods
Edward Wade
Homer Tracy
G. C. Patton
Orris Boudinot
Harold Wemmer
Woodrow Patton
Clarence Misner
Pauline Tracy
Merle Antile
Pearl Misner
Blanche Russell
Elmer
William Russell
Floyd McDaniel
Baltimore
Mrs. L. B. McDaniel
Millfield
Kelley
Athens
Alpha Wemmer
William Druggan, Glouster
H. O. McDaniel
Concord Church of Christ
Vaughn Earich
Regina Lee
Columbus
Frances Earich
William Cole
Hendersons entertain with dinner guests from nearby towns
Chauncey Aug. 21 Mr and Mrs James Henderson of this city hosted a dinner Sunday at their May avenue home. Guests included Mrs Howard Pennill and daughter Reta Jean of New Lexington, Mr and Mrs John McGurty of Murray City, Mr and Mrs John Knickert and son Joe, and Mr and Mrs George Lerch with daughter Geraldine, all of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Henderson
May Avenue
Howard Pennill
Reta Jean
New Lexington
John McGurty
Murray City
John Knickert
Joe
George Lerch
Geraldine
Columbus
Social guests gathered from multiple towns for Sunday visit
Mrs J E Love of Millfield entertained a group of guests including Roy Carpenter Mrs F W Love and daughter Vivian and Mr and Mrs F W Love of Akron Mr and Mrs Hiram D Love of Canton Mrs Fred Burley Mrs Nausinger and son Wayne Wellston Mr and Mrs Charles Colerick Bartlett and Mrs Ira Myers and sons Chauncey for a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. E. Love
Millfield
Roy Carpenter
F. W. Love
Vivian
Akron
Hiram D. Love
Canton
Fred Burley
Nausinger
Wayne
Wellston
Charles Colerick
Bartlett
Ira Myers and Sons
Funeral Held for Mrs. Israel Groves in Somerton
Funeral services for Vilaria Romani Grabowski Groves mother of Mrs. Annie Headley were held at the Church of Christ Somerton following a paralytic stroke She was born August 19 1852 at Miltonsburg Ohio and descended from French and Russian nobility Her husband Israel Groves died twenty five years ago Surviving children include Mrs Josephine Reed Mrs Rachel Pryor William Delbert and Raymond Groves along with twenty one grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Reverend Jay Johnson conducted the service with a mixed quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Israel Groves
Vilaria Romani Grabowski
Annie Headley
Church of Christ, Somérton
Miltonsburg
Ohio
Somerton
Storm Strikes Little Vessel off Balboa
The freighter William A McKenney lay at anchor off Balboa after a furious storm swept 14 crew overboard 120 miles off Cape Saint Lucas. Six crew members remained aboard as the vessel suffered twisted deck rigging awning supports ventilators and rails while sailing from San Francisco toward U S ports Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Esbalbo
Canal Zone
William A. McKenney
Balboa Toy
Cape Saint Lucas
San Francisco
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Erie Scout Chosen To Go With Byrd
Paul A. Siple a 19 year old from Erie Pennsylvania has been selected from five finalists to accompany Commander Richard E Byrd to the South Pole. He will serve as special assistant and orderly to the expedition leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul A. Siple
Erie
United States
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
James E. West
Siple
Byrd
Biple
Mrs. Rena Norman Dies in Athens Hospital
Relatives in Glouster sent the body of Mrs. Rena Norman 58 who died Sunday afternoon at Athens State hospital to Ironton for funeral services. Burial followed in Ironton after funeral at noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Norman
Glouster
Athens State Hospital
C. F. Wallace
Ironton
Co-education Valued by Swarthmore Dean
Mrs Frances Bradshaw dean of women at Swarthmore College argues co education benefits both sexes. She says co education fosters enthusiasm and strenuous study and makes students more sensitive to human relations and more mature, better prepared to work together in business and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bradshaw
Swarthmore College
Wind and rain storm hits West Branch in Iowa
A severe wind and rain storm from a late August system swept parts of Iowa and southern Minnesota. West Branch was reported worst hit with significant damage from the UPA weather event that affected several towns in the last twelve hours.
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Cedar Rapids
Local Families Return from Visits and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs L L Robinett returned Sunday from Dayton where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Mark Henry. Mr and Mrs Herman Exenkamper of Jacksonville are spending a couple of weeks with relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs R G Webber and Mr and Mrs H F Kittle returned Monday from a 10 day fan outing in northern Michigan. Mr and Mrs Clyde Saylor announce the birth of a boy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Robinett
Dayton
Mark Henry
Herman Exenkamper
Jacksonville
Columbus
R. G. Webber
H. F. Kittle
Northern
Michigan
Mrs. Clyde Saylor
Victory for Hoover Predicted in Talk By Scott McBride
In Youngstown on August 21 Scott McBride head of the Anti saloon league urged the election of Herbert Hoover and forecast a landslide win for Hoover over Alfred E Smith He defended prohibition from the pulpit at Trinity M E church and said wets might praise Hoover’s stance on prohibition abuses.
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Hoover
Scott McBride
Youngstown
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Anti-saloon League
Trinity M. E
McBride
Fifth Boudinot family reunion set for August 26
The fifth annual Boudinot family reunion will be held Sunday August 26 at the home of Mrs. Maggie Grubb in Mt. Vernon Ohio. Last year more than 1090 people attended the gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Boudinot
Maggie Grubb
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
F. E. Boudinot
Millfield
Smith-Wogan Groups Will Meet Sunday
The second annual Smith-Wogan family reunion will be held Sunday September 2 at Embree Park Pennsville. Mable Tignon secretary invites all relatives by blood or marriage to attend. A basket lunch will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Wogan
Embree Park
Pennsville
Mable Tignon
David
Hannah Wogan
Joseph
Elizabeth Smith
Defends His Title in Jersey City
New Jersey reports show N J flyweight champion Jersy Schwartz defended his title by knocking out Felix Martinez of Spain in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
N. J
U.pi
Jirzy Schwartz
Felix Martinez
Spain
Dr. C von Scheele To Land In New York On Way Home
Dr. C von Scheele of Jacksonville who spent weeks with his sister at Reval on the Gulf of Finland is due to arrive in New York City Sunday on his way home. He has crossed the ocean several times but suffered sea sickness on this summer voyage to Reval, taken ill after leaving New York and not recovering until Bremen, Germany. The Bremen to Reval leg was by train.
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Glouster
C. von Scheele
Jacksonville
Reval
Gulf of Finland
New York City
von Scheele
New York
Bremen
Germany
Morgan County Man Drifts and Truck Burns With Sheep
Clair Hiatt of Pennsville Morgan County fell asleep at 2:30 AM and drove a truck loaded with prize sheep and poultry off the Muskingum river bank near Riverside fruit farm seven miles above Marietta on Route 87. The truck burned. six sheep and many chickens were destroyed. Hiatt and his nephew Dugan escaped, the boy burned and cut by glass.
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Marietta
Clair Hiatt
Pennsville
Morgan County
Muskingum River
Hiatt
Riverside Fruit Farm
Dugan
Fourteen Arrested for Illegally Voting in Primary
Caldwell reports fourteen Americans and foreigners arrested and bound over to the Noble county grand jury charged with having illegally voted Republican ballots in Belle Valley during last Tuesday's primary. All are Democrats. Warrants issued for twenty others in the same offense.
Indians Open Series in Philadelphia Against Athletics
Cleveland manager Headman Peckinpaugh leads the Indians into Philadelphia to start a series with Connie Mack's Athletics as the A's falter in early season contention.
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Philadelphia
Wheat acreage for next year will be less
Ohio's 1929 wheat acreage is projected at 2,149,000 acres, about 13 percent below this year's 2,471,000, following USDA estimates. Nationally the decrease is around 2.1 percent. August 1 intentions were generally lower than 1927, especially in the corn belt and in Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.pd
Ohio
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Lomski Knocks Out George Smith in Four Rounds
New York reports Polish light heavyweight hopeful Leo Lomski defeated George Smith of Newark in four rounds last night, signaling a stronger challenge to the reigning king Tommy Loughran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Leo Lomski
Tommy Loughran
George Smith
Newark
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Honey- Goodrich Co
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Dr. C. von Scheele
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Ib & Prospect
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