Local residents visit relatives across cities this week
Mrs. Raymond Banfield and three children of Columbus visit her mother at Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Bean 30 Poplar avenue. Mr. Banfield plans to join later. Mrs. M. N. Linscott returns from Little Rocking visit with son-in-law Cornes as granddaughters Marie and Madge Cornes accompany her home for a week. Mrs. Wilson J. Welch of Cincinnati returns after a two day visit. Numerous guests visit familiar households including Kenneys Gilmore Pancake and Kinkead families, and Gladys Pritchard travels from Athens to Columbus seeking work for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Banfield
Columbus
S. G
L. G. Bean
Poplar
Mr. Banfield
Wilson J. Welch
Cincinnati
C. H. Welch
V. Brown
South Court Street
Wayne Kenney
Leroy Gilmore
Marjorie
George Pancake
East Palestine
John Gilmore
Rogers
Carl *Arks
Akron
Frank Kinkead
Dughter Gertrude
RR. Gilmore
Richard
C. R. Gilmore
Gilmore
Mrs Pangratz and Daughter Visit Akron Kin
Mrs G C Pangratz and daughter Marie of Akron are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L V Burdette at 9 North McKinley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Pangratz
Marie
Akron
McDougalls Visit Parents in Greenville Pa
Mr and Mrs Gilbert McDougall are visiting his parents Dr and Mrs C McDougall at 24 South College Street with their daughter Kathryn Jane in Greenville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McDougall
Kathryn Jane
Greenville, Pa
Mrs. C ., McDougall
South College Street
Columbus Women Return From East Motor Trip
Mrs. L. C. Burnham of Columbus and Buckeye Lake is in Athens to look after property on West Union street. She just returned from a motor trip through the East with Mrs. Dale Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parks of Columbus, aiming for New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Burnham
Jennie Blackstone
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Athens
West Union Street
East
Dale’ Fisher
Sam Parks
New York City
Athens News Notes and Local Moves
Mr. Dean Stickney of Cincinnati listed his family in Athens Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. W. W. Ackley arrived in Athens from the East after visiting Philadelphia and the Sesquicentennial, planning to return to Caldwell. Moore family members in Columbus and Athens mingle with friends here as Belle Moore and James E. Coen wed in Athens at 10:80 this morning witnessed by Carl Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stickney
Cincinnati
Athens
Moore Coen
Belle Moore
Beebe
James E. Coen
Stewart
Carl Porter
Security Savings Bank
Higgins Return From Louisville Visit After Fishing Trip
Dr and Mrs J M Higgins arrived home last evening from Louisville Kentucky their former home and Mrs Higgins parental home Doctor Higgins had been on a fishing trip at Balsam Lake Wisconsin and joined Mrs Higgins in Louisville to visit her brother R F Giles and family whom she visited during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Louisville
Mrs Rosser Back From Columbus After Medical Treatment
Mrs Tom Rosser returned last night from Columbus where she spent two weeks for throat operations and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rosser
Columbus
Mrs Polin Guests At East State Street Visit
Mrs. Bob Polin of Chillicothe is the guest of Mrs. Alice Kline at 53 East State Street. Mr. Jesse Davis ending a vaca-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Polin
Chillicothe
Alice Kline
East State Street
Jesse Davis
Orchestral Duties Return After Athens Visit
The article notes a man resuming orchestral duties in Keith's theater in Fairmont West Virginia after spending time with relatives and friends in Athens. Miss Frances Reading returns from a week in Columbus and Sunbury combining business with pleasure and visiting her aunt Mrs. Bl. S. Sells in Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Athens
Fairmont
W. Va
Keith
Miss Fances Reading
Columbus
Sunbury
Bl. S. Sells
Local families return from trips to Fort Wayne and New York
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boden and sons Jimmie and John returned from Fort Wayne Indiana after a Sunday drive. Mr. Harry Beckley came back from New York City. Mrs. Beckley and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Logan, who were with him, stopped over in Cleveland for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boden
Jimmie
John
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harry Beckley
New York City
Beckley
W. H. Logan
Cleveland
Five year old suffers fractured arm near Millfield
Chauncey August 25 five year old son of Cecil and wife sustains a broken left arm in a fall while playing on a hill west of Millfield. Dr Warren V Sprague treated the fracture and reported improvement. Guests at the event included Mr and Mrs William Hawk Ray Barrows and daughter Marie Frank OBrien and others from Athens The Plains and Vore Ridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cecil Love
Millfield
Warren V. Sprague
William Hawk
Ray Barrows
Marie
Frank O'Brien
Masten
Athens
Vivan Woodyard
Vore Ridge
Austin Woodyard
George Beverage
W. C. Nichols
Frank Cook
the Plains
Stop Ordinance Enforced at Converse and Main Streets
Local officers report motorists ignore stop signs citywide, especially at Converse and Main streets. Marshal Witham states full stops are required and enforcement will be strict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Converse
Main
Marshal Witham
McClain Hosts Relatives Gathering at The Plains
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McClain entertained relatives at their The Plains home Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Wines and children of New Straitsville, Mrs. Hazel Osey, Miss Mabel Linton and Bernard Linton of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shrout and baby, and Miss Bob McClain of Stoneington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
R. E. McClain
the Plains
George Wines
New Straitsville
Hazel Osey
Mabel Linton
Bernard Linton
Nelsonville
Harold Shrout
Bob McClain
Stoneington
Mrs Love Hosts Sunday Guests in Millfield Home
Mrs. James E. Love entertained Sunday guests at their Millfield home. Present were Mr. J. E. West and Jacob Lauderback of McGregor Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hutchinson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James E. Love
Millfield
J. E. West
Jacob Lauderback
McKregor
Texas
Olin Hutchinson
Entertaining Dancing Party At Lower Plains Home
Mrs William McDonald hosted a dancing party at the Lower Plains home for a group of friends in an evening social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William McDonald
Lower Plains
Lost and Found column aids honest folks in Athens area
The Messenger notes that the Lost and Found column helps recover items quickly. Mrs Pratt reported a large pocketbook with about $11 and papers returned after the ad appeared. Readers are urged to call area numbers in Athens 70 Logan Nelsonville or Pomeroy to reclaim lost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogonese
United States
Iowa
Athens
Ohio
Messenger
Pomeroy
Notable Burley Family Ties Highlight Wellston Obituary Line
The notice lists surviving relatives of the deceased including son Jack, Mrs. F. E. Burley and son James of Wellston Ohio, Messenger West and son Eldon, and granddaughter Ethel West, all of Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
F. E. Burley
James
Wellston
Ohio
Messenger West
Eldon
Ethel West
Plain resident and family tour Clarington road workers
Mrs. John Shafer of The Plains and her son in law Elmer Bineman and daughter traveled to Clarington on Sunday. They spent the day with Mr. Walter Wharton and Mr. Floy Charnell. Wharton and Charnell work on a road crew and their wives assist as cooks for the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Shafer
the Plains
Elmer Bineman
Athens
Clarington
Walter Wharton
Floy Charnell
Wharton
Mr. Charnell
Mrs Nancy Saxon Heads to Courtney Home for Winter
Mrs Nancy Saxon, who has been with her children near Albany, visited her brother Hoyt Courtney in Chauncey yesterday. She plans to spend the winter at Courtney Hill with Miss Mary Courtney at the old country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nancy Saxon
Albany
Hoyt Courtney
Courtney
Courtney Hil
Mary Courtney
Chauncey Hostess Receives May Avenue Visit
Miss Edytha Smart of Chauncey entertained as her weekend guest at her May avenue home Miss Ruth Smith of New Lexington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edytha Smart
May Avenue
Ruth Smith
New Lexington
Ohio
Stace Family News From Millfield and Columbus
Miss Grace Stace returns home in Millfield after weeks with relatives in Columbus. Martin Stace of Shawnee visits Millfield Sunday. Mrs. George Shaner Sr. reported ill at home in Millfield. Louis Bargy goes back to Columbus after a few days in Millfield with his mother Nora B. Stace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stace
Millfield
Columbus
Martin Stace
Shawnee
George Shaner, Sr
Louis Bargy
Nora B. Stace
The Plains Personal Column Miss Floride Shafer
Miss Floride Shafer is mentioned in the Plains personals column as spending time in town last. The brief item highlights social notes and local names in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Floride Shafer
Sunday social visits across Nelsonville and surrounding towns
Sunday visits linked families across Nelsonville Sugar Creek Hoopers Ridge and The Plains. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs Lewis Courtney and Mr and Mrs Roy Moore along with the McDonalds Burchfields and Woods family relatives visiting grandparents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Courtney
Nelsonville
Harry Moore
Roy Moore
Sugar Creek
Walter Gabriel
A. M. Linscott
Hooper's Ridge
Charles McDonald
Helen
Faye
Maxine Murray
Hocking
H. L. McDonald
John Shaner
Millfield
Arthur Burchfield
Joe Mains
Chicago
C. P. Woods
the Plains
Returnee update from Chauncey and Columbus visits
Rollie Figgins has returned to Chauncey from a few days visit in Columbus. Miss Hazel Harvey has returned to her home in Chauncey from a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Figgins
Chauncey
Columbus
Cincinnati Visit and Illness Reported in City
Miss Marie Morgan is reported ill at her home in Cincinnati while visiting with her aunt Mrs Letitia Beckley. Virgil Baughman of Chauncey spent Sunday in Akron. Far Hashman of Chauncey has gone to Akron for employment. Mrs Malissa Welling and her daughters Clara and Nell Welling of near Columbus are in town for the death of their sister and aunt Mrs Clara Oberholzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Letitia Beckley
Marie Morgan
Virgil Baughman
Chauncey
Akron
Far Hashman
Malissa Welling
Clara
Nell Welling
Columbus
Clara Oberholzer
Thursday's five best radio features listed by stations
A radio guide lists five top features with station names and times. WEAF Silvertown orchestra KE D T 10 p m. Edwin Frank Goldman Concert band KYW Chicago 5 35 10 20 p m. Congress carnival WIZ New York WRC Washington WGY Schenectady WAZ Springfield 7 30 KE S T United States Marine band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Silvertown Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic City
WIP
Philadelphia
Edwin Frank Goldman
KYW
Chicago
Springfield
S. T
United States Marine Hand
Health meeting series ends at Miss’s home
In Jerseyville on August 25 the final session of a health meeting series will be hosted at the residence of Miss. Attendance and topics discussed are to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Contagious Diseases lecture announced for Saturday
Anna Williams will host a lecture on contagious diseases Saturday afternoon, August 28, at 2 o'clock. The event invites attendees to learn about transmission and prevention in a community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
County Nurse Alice Haviland to Lead Event
County nurse Alice Haviland will oversee the program and all women are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Haviland
Test Questions From A School Exam Page
A short test asks to identify a popular movie star and Babe Ruth’s full name, plus definitions of perpetual motion and aqua regia. It inquires about the auk, whale lifespans, naturalized citizens as president, the first ten amendments, and Franz Liszt’s identity.
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Gladys Pritchard
W. W. Anderson
Eleanor Jane
Pittsburgh, Pa
Loring G. Connett
West State Street
Mr. C. ©. Moore
Chicago, NL
W. W. Ackley
Robert L. Lewis
Ocean City
N. J
Caldwell
Wat
Jacobs
Optometrist
Boy
Coca-Cola
Vernor
Woodworth’s Candy Shop
Hotel Berry Bldg
W. B. Drake
Sood Gaste Sconeuy
Lostro Bldg
Norway
Lash's Drug Store
Loni
Babe” Ruth
Phi Beta Kappa
Aqua-Regia
The
UU. S
Franz Liszt
Smart
McHenry & Sisler E Wooltex
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