Stalder Family Visiting in Athens and Cincinnati Guests
Mr and Mrs John Stalder of Norman Oklahoma spend six weeks with their daughter Mrs James F Smith at 246 East State Street Athens. They were born and married in Athens county and Mr Stalder is brother of the late Fred Stalder. Dr C L Strecker and Lawrence Stevens of Cincinnati, with Carl Beasley, motored through to visit at the F J Beasley home where Mrs Beasley and children are staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stalder
Norman
Okla
James F. Smith
Fast State Street
Mrs. Stalder
Athens County
Mr. Stalder
Fred Stalder
C. L. Strecker
Lawrence Stevens
Cincinnnati
Carl Beasley
Connett couple relocates to Salem for greenhouse business
Mr and Mrs William Connett depart by motor to Salem where he buys a greenhouse and will wholesale for winter months He retains interest in L W Connett and Sons Co Athens and will not move household goods yet until a suitable location is found Miss Elizabeth Horn hosts a weekend gathering at Sunny Side Drive entertaining Lenore Hubert Julia Murphy Luciet Boden and others including Dorothy Jones Betty Jones and Florence Hickman with a slumber party Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connett
Oday
Salem
Elizabeth Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Lenore Hubert Julia Murphy
Middleport
Luciet Boden
Columbus
Dorothy Jones
Betty Jones
Florence Hickman
Charles Barker Visits Athens During County Fair
Charles Barker of Columbus a former New Marsh field resident returns to Athens for the County Fair renewing old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barker
Columbus
New Marshfield
Athens
Miss Hilah Vorhees Visited by Miss Otha Beasley
Miss Hilah Vorhees of Columbus is staying as a house guest of Miss Otha Beasley in Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilah Vorhees
Columbus
Otha Beasley
Elmwood Place
Clarence Rice Returns Home After Visit in Wellston
Mr. Clarence Rice has returned to his home in Wellston after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Selem Stiles. The brief social call wrapped up with a calm departure and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rice
Wellston
Selem Stiles
Miss Maude Sanders Returns from Meigs County Visit
Miss Maude Sanders returns from a two week visit with relatives in Meigs county.
Chatleys Return From Vacation Transit Through Mid Atlantic
Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Chatley are en route home Tuesday after touring from Chautauqua New York to Pennsylvania. They stopped at Athens and visited in Delaware and Ashtabula before continuing their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chatley
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua N. Y
Athens
Delaware
Ashtabula
Shannon and Walshes Begin Two Week East Tour
Mr and Mrs P L Shannon with Mr and Mrs Charles Walsh start a two week motor trip through the east visiting Washington DC Baltimore Atlantic City and New York this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Shannon
Charles Walsh
East
Washington D. C
Baltimore, Md
Atlantic City
New York
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Metcalf Visit New London with Daughter
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Metcalf have left for a visit in New London with their daughter. The family arrangement suggests a short social trip to see relatives and enjoy local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fletcher Metcalf
New London
McLaughlin Family Headed to Medina for Two Weeks
Prof and Mrs George McLaughlin and daughter Helen traveled by automobile to Medina to spend two weeks with the professor's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLaughlin
Helen
Medina
Columbus visitors call on Mrs Parker Carpenter
Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter and Mrs Josephine Miller from Columbus visit Mrs Parker Carpenter in East State Street. Mr Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter plan to return Sunday while Mrs Miller, Parker Carpenter’s sister, will stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carpenter
Josephine Miller
Columbus
Mr. Carpenter
Parker Carpenter
East State Street
Mrs. Carpenter
Miller
Family visit noted by travelers to Marion and Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Niggemeyer and son Raymond and Mr. Ernest Howard of Guysville were in Athens en route to Marion to visit Mrs. Niggemeyer and Mr. Howard's sister Mrs. Clyde Jeffers. They plan to return to Columbus for the Ohio State Fair next week and spend time at the home of Mrs. J. W. Malone in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Raymond
Ernest Howard
Guysville
Athens
Marion
Niggemeyer
Mr. Howard
Clyde Jeffers
Columbus
Mr. Niggemeyer
J. W. Malone
Navy Officer Visits New York Residents
Lieutenant J. J. Haas of the United States Navy is in New York as a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam at 50 West Carpenter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haas
United States Navy
New York
George {. Putnam
West
Carpenter Street
Outings, trips, and visits across Ohio and Wisconsin notes
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boggs head to Buckeye lake for a week at Summerland Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peters travel to Cedar Point for two abstracts and title men conventions then tour Michigan. Ben Fauser of Columbus, ex Athens, attended the Athens County Fair. Howard Pendleberry of Niles visits I. W. Harris in Athens. Mrs. Charles Wood and two children plan a two week stay in Columbus and Zanesville. Dr. W. E. Alderman and Wilhelmine elzner Beloit Wis announce birth of son William Jr. Friday, August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peters
Cedar Point
W. E. Alderman
Wilhelmine Elzner
Beloit, Wis
William Jr
Brownsville and Youngstown visitors end visit with Mrs Anna Cornell
Mrs R L Lockridge and her son Robert of Brownsville Pennsylvania and Mr Merrett Cornell of Youngstown Ohio have left for their homes ending a visit with their mother Mrs Anna Cornell at 205 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Lockridge
Robert
Brownsville
Merrett Cornell
Youngstown
Anna Cornell
East State Street
Hoover Family Heads to Arnold Home in Youngstown
Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover with children Thomas Jr and Virginia leave by motor at noon to visit Mrs. Hoover’s mother Mrs. Arnold in Youngstown for the rest of the college recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Hoover
Thomas Jr
Virginia
Arnold
Hoover
Youngstown
Mrs Evans Visits Minameyers Then Returns Home
Mrs Isaac Evans of Vinton returned home Friday from visiting Mr and Mrs George Minameyer and Mrs Mary Richards. She was accompanied by Dorothy Minameyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Evans
Vinton
George Minameyer
Mary Richards
Dorothy Minameyer
Mrs D E Blackburn Visits Columbus for Weekend
Mrs D E Blackburn travels to Columbus to be with her husband Mr Blackburn in a hospital there after an eye injury from a wood splinter. He is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Blackburn
Columbus
Mr. Blackburn
Mary White Goes Outing With Friends at Buckeye Lake
Miss Mary White sails to Buckeye Lake for an outing with friends and plans to visit the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Buckeye Lake
Mrs Reda Watkins Hosts Mrs Elmer Molongraph This Weekend
Miss Reda Watkins of West Washington street hosts Mrs Elmer Molongraph of Columbus as her guest. She will be joined by her husband this evening and they plan to return home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reda Watkins
West Washington Street
Elmer Molongraph
Beatrice Pennell
Columbus
Local Hosts Welcome Family Guests for Fat Event
Mr and Mrs W W Clendenin of 7 Walker street entertained Thursday and Friday with guests including Mrs Stanley Holter, Mr and Mrs Clendenin and son Orville, Mr Earl Holter from near Racine and Mr and Mrs Arthur Antler and son Carl from near Amenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Stanley Holter
Clendenin
Orville
Earl Holter
Racine
Arthur Antler
Carl
Amenville
Mrs King and daughter to visit Akron and Barberton
Mrs Jack King and her daughter Katherine will leave Sunday morning for Akron and Barberton to visit her brothers Mr and Mrs Lewis Seipel and Mr and Mrs Harry Seipel. Mr King will accompany them as far as Columbus. Word has been received here announcing the birth of a son to Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Katherine
Akron
Barberton
Lewis Seipel
Harry Seipel
Mr. King
Columbus
Local Family News Highlights Names and Visits
Mrs. Harry Seipel of Barberton and Jack Martin are noted in local social items. Elburn LaRaw has traveled to Danville Illinois for a two week parental visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elburn LaRaw
Danville
Ill
Beckleys and Logans Begin Weeklong Road Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beckley and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Logan started Friday in their cars on a week’s trip. Enroute Cleveland and Buffalo, N. Y., are their objectives returning by the way of Washing Co. Becy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beckley
W. H. Logan
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Co. Becy
First Crabbe Act antecedent liquor cases in Mocking County
Records show early liquor law enforcement in Mocking County long before the Crabbe Act. In 1818 a grand jury was impaneled May 13, and Geo. Rodebaugh was indicted for selling a pint of whiskey for 12%4c without a license. The paving wing, later governor, was prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocking County
Clerk ¢ Courts
Geo. Rodebaugh
S. Wing
Jury Deliberations Continue in Crane Murder Case
After fourteen hours the jury had not reached an agreement by seven on Saturday morning. They were taken to breakfast and returned to continue deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crane
Ethical conduct in hotel use and property respect
The passage urges guests to treat hotel property with care, avoid wasting stationery, and refrain from taking towels or other items, insisting behavior should not rely on temptation or detection. It emphasizes considerate conduct toward hotel resources as part of staying responsibly.
Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Mentioned
Friday visits include Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes traveling from Chauncey to Pomeroy to see relatives. Martha Sayres of Millfield visits Amanda Sayres and Ella Tedrick on Converse Street. Mrs Young of Charleston ventures to High Street to stay with Floyd Nye family. Gilbert Courtney and wife attend a surprise party Thursday night for Mrs Cartwright in Green Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garfield Grimes
Chauncey
Pomeroy
Martha Sayres
Millfield
Amanda Sayres
Ella Tedrick
Converse Street
Mrs. Young
Charleston, W. Va
Mrs
Floyd Nye
High Street
Mrs. Gilbert Courtney
Mrs. Cartwright
Green Run
Star Restaurant Sale Sealed for West Main Street
Negotiations complete transfer of the Star restaurant on West Main St to Everett Burchfield the former bowling alley operator. The deal began earlier this week per James Maat the present owner and the transfer will occur Monday. Mast will shift focus to the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
West Main St
Everett Burchfield
James Maat
Mast
Haybrow Family Returns to Chauncey After Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs Howard Haybrow and their son Max have left Columbus after several weeks there and returned home to Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Haybrow
Max
Columbus
Chauncey
Mrs Hines to visit Schultz in Columbus during state fair
Mrs W D Hines of Chauncey plans a Sunday trip to Columbus to see Mr and Mrs William Schultz and to attend the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hines
Chauncey
Columbus
William Schultz
Misses Munkel Leave for Van Wert After Week with Logan Friends
Misses Helena and Mildred Munkel traveled by auto to Van Wert after a week with Logan friends. They will visit Dr. and Mrs. Keyser in Van Wert, traveling with Mrs. Bar ney Solon and family en route to Fort Wayne Indiana for a family reunion Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Helena
Mildred Monkel
Logan
Keyser
Barney Solon
Fort Wayne
Ind
Opal M Syx and John G Ley Nuptials in Chauncey
The wedding took place Wednesday at St. Pauls Catholic church with Rev. Berry officiating. Attendants included Mrs Ginnan and Bernard Syx. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will live in Chauncey where the groom works as a telegraph operator and their new home is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal M. Syx
John G. Ley
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Berry
Ginnan
Bernard Syx
Charles Syx
Chauncey
Wharton Home Hosts Thursday Evening Dinner Party
Ruth Wharton entertained at her Main street home with guests including Dorothy Minister, Lucile Bradfield, Pearl Wharton, Ruth Wharton, and Messrs. Hiram Love, Paul Thelsen, Donald Henry, and Lloyd Wharton. The Whartons of this city joined Mr and Mrs FE Wharton and Mr and Mrs Hamerick of Parkersburg for a few days at Magnetic Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Ruth Wharton
Main Street
Dorothy Minister
Lucile Bradfield
Pearl Wharton
Ruth Wharton
Messrs
Hiram Love
Paul Thelsen
Donald Henry
Lloyd Wharton
FE. C. Wharton
This City
Mrs. Hamerick
Parkersburg, W. Va
Magnetic Springs
Mr and Mrs William Smith Attend Soldiers Reunion and State Fair
Mr and Mrs William Smith plan a Sunday trip to Columbus for a soldiers reunion and the state fair. The fragment mentions the Circus Maximus in old Rome and a Lemley family, including a daughter, with a dubious note about a capacity of 260 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Columbus
Circus Maximus
Old Rome
Tragedy Ties Actor Bergen to Film Producer Jealousy
John Bergen, a film actor, dies after a confrontation at the Cline cottage in Edgewater New Jersey. George Cline is jailed in Hackensack charged with murder claiming self defense after Bergen accused him of wrecking his home and revealing a prior incident at Saranac Lake New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Bergen
Bergen
George Cline
Cline
Hackensack
N. J
Undercliff Avenue
Edgewater
Hudson River
Grant
Riverside Drive
William Fox Company
Fort Lee
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Cine
Athens Co Fair Horse Show Ends Before Rain
Friday's horse show at Athens County Fair concluded before rain with cups awarded in six events. Joe B. Davis's Silver Plume won best five rated, Bussie Lassie best three rated, and Ellen Davis rode top entries. Davis plans further shows in Springfield, Louisville, New York, Chicago and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gee
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe B. Davis
Nelsonville
Davis
Springfield
Louisville
New York City
Chicago
Ellen Davis
Ross Long
Firet
Babe
Alice Reasiey
Betty
Joe Barnecut
Bennie Buck
Florence Poston
Derres Betty
Marcia Scott
Charis
Derre Moore
Bussie Lassie
Elen Davis
Marcie Scott
Florence Peaton
Silver Plume
Joe J. Davis
Fairy Acre
Choice Gold
F. I. Woodworth
Miss Inez
Joe Tt. Davis
Lady Blue
J. 8 Blue
Bussie Tassie
Liberty Dell
Cliff Ball
Pedro
Ruth Todd
C. W. Pavey
Columbus
Buckeye Todd
A. O Rhoades
Athens
High Cliff
Lewis Statinn
Cadiz
Love trade cases ignite California court action
In Oakland on August 26, Mrs. Nellie Kendrick filed two suits against Mrs. Edith Wakefield. One seeks a divorce from artist Rodney Kendrick, the other seeks 30000 damages for alleged alienation of his affections. Dates July 4 and 15 are cited from a summer at Mrs. Wakefield’s Sausalito home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Nellie Kendrick
Edith Huntington Spreckles Wakefield
San Francisco
Frank M. Carr
Kendrick
Rodney Kendrick
Senator Carr
Mrs. Wakefield
Sausalito
Wakefield
Rodneys Kendrick, Sr
Kenny
Paria Claims World’s Largest Animal Population
The town of Paria is described as having more animals than any other city globally, according to local reports. The claim highlights the village’s dense wildlife presence and attracts attention from residents and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
City
Newfoundland Area Compared To State Size
The article notes Newfoundland’s area is roughly equal to that of a U S state, indicating comparable geographic scale. It points to a general discussion of landmass size without detailing which state or exact figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Hig
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Muskingum River
Bill
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Athens Lumber Co
Glouster
Bardin
A. H. Boggs
Summerland Beach
Ben Fauser
Mr. Howard Pendleberry of
Niles
Mrs. I. W. Harris
West State Street
Charles Wood
Lenna Lenore
Charles Frederick
Zanesville
Yancer
Irene Castle
Ithaca
Jack Martin
Clinton
Diamond Heard Pilla
J. H. Grayson Mfc. Co
Athens, Ohio
Allant Milling Company
Bany
Ohio
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Detroit
Fordson
Cottingham
Albany
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