Misses Dollie and Henriet ta Cator Leave Jacksonville for Cincinnati
The Misses Dollie and Henriet ta Cator of Jacksonville Florida, guests of their aunt Mrs Nell F Robinson at 143 Grosvenor Street, started this afternoon for Cincinnati on the return trip home. They had been visiting relatives from Caldwell and Wynne, mother of the latter, arrived last night at Hotel Berry from Ironton. They left this afternoon for Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie
Henrietta Cator
Jacksonville
Fla
Nell F. Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Cincinnati
North
Caldwell
Winters Returns After Columbus Cedar Point Lakewood Visit
Mrs. S Winters traveled home from visits in Columbus Cedar Point and Lakewood. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. E E Brown in Columbus and with her son Minor Robbins in Lakewood. Her grandson Kenneth Frederick spent the summer with her in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Winters
Columbus
Cedar Point
Lakewood
E. E. Brown
Minor Robbins
Kenneth Frederick
Athens
Barker Family Heads to Washington on Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Ralph Barker and their children Dorothy and Robert of Union set out this morning for Washington DC to visit Mr and Mrs Howard P Brown Dolly Barker joining the journey as part of the family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Dorothy
Robert
Union
Washington, D. C
Howard P. Brown
Dolly Barker
Mr J C Harvey Returns Home From Columbus Hospital
Mr J C Harvey arrived home last evening from a Columbus hospital where he has been taking treatment. He is much improved in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Harvey
Columbus Hospital
Funeral Attendees Gather in Zaleski for Mrs Fuller
Mrs J H Snyder Mrs Charles Rennig and her father L H Black attended the funeral of Mrs William Fuller in Zaleski yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Snyder
Charles Rennig
L. H. Black
Zaleski
William Fuller
Newark Couple Returns From Visit to Mrs Pierce
Dr and Mrs E A Moore and Mr Fletcher Scott with Mrs Scott of Newark have returned home after visiting Mrs C M Pierce mother of Mrs Moore at 15 Poplar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Moore
Fletcher Scott
Scott
Newark
Mrs. C. L. Martzolff Returns From Librarian School
Mrs. C. L. Martzolff arrives home from six weeks at Chautauqua New York where she attended a librarians’ school. She was accompanied from Logan to Athens by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brooker and has returned to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Martzolff
Chautauqua
N. Y.Y
Logan
Athens
Chris Brooker
Toledo man visits Athens fair and sister’s family
Mr. Al Woodruff of Toledo attends the Athens county fair this week and visits his sister Mrs. C. M. Pierce and family. Mr. L. H. Black of Springfield visits his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breinig at 17 Clark street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Woodruff
Toledo
Athens County
C. M. Pierce
L. H. Black
Springfield
Charles Breinig
Clark Street
Representative Jenkins and Mrs Jenkins from Washington DC
Representative T A Jenkins and Mrs Jenkins of Washington DC are referenced in this historical snippet. The item notes their names and location without additional context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Miss Katherine McKee Returns From Massachusetts Visit
Miss Katherine McKee arrives home from a summer vacation spent in Massachusetts with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Granville Evans Grace McKee in Maverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McKee
Massachusetts
Mrs
Granville Evans
Grace McKee
Maverhill
Thurston Visitors Stay With Bassett Friends
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hill and children Dale Wilma and Wilfred of Thurston were guests of the Hill’s brother. They are visiting the old Bassett area with Mr. M N Linscott and family on Richland Avenue. They plan to visit near Coolville with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. A D Johnson after the fair, then visit Mr and Mrs. Lewis Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hill
Dale
Wilma
Wilfred l
Thurston
M. N. Linscott
Richland Aveaue
Bassett
A. D. Johnson
Frank Hooper
Coolville
Lewis Dye
Harbarger Family Dines with McCollins in Richland Ave
Mr and Mrs Edward Harbarger and their son Arthur of Barberton visited Barberton relative Mrs James LaFollet on Hocking Street and were entertained at dinner Wednesday by cousins Mr and Mrs George McCollins on Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harbarger
Arthur
Barberton
James LaFollet
Hocking Street
George McCollins
Richland Avenue
Bean Couple Welcome Son Robert Carl
Mr and Mrs Harley Bean of 8856 West State Street announce the birth of their son Robert Carl on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Bean
West State Street
Robert Carl
Miss Christine Dalley Visit in Gallipolis
Miss Christine Dalley spends the week in Gallipolis visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. Biddle, the latter her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Dalley
Gallipolis
Mrs. J. 8. Biddle
Former Ohio student Louise McGill judges Athens county fair exhibits
Miss Louise McGill of Belpre, a former Ohio University student, has judged the food and clothing club exhibits in Athens this week. She stayed at Hotel Berry and departed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise McGill
Belpre
Ohio University
Athens
Athens County
Hotel Berry
Miss Constance Leete Returns From Cape Cod Trip
Miss Constance Leete arrived home yesterday from Massachusetts coast resorts where she spent the summer. She visited Falmouth and later joined her father Mr. P C Leete of Portsmouth on a trip to Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Leete
Massachusetts
Falmouth
P. C. Leete
Portsmouth
Cape Cod
Parker Leaves for Newark Visit with Moore Family
Kathaleen Parker travels to Newark for a week long visit with Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore. Mrs. Moore is identified as an aunt in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathaleen Parker
Newark
E. A. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Settlement Ends Mine Idle Period in Glouster District
At a Glouster meeting on Wednesday officials from the Ohio Collieries Co and the miners' organization resolved the four day idle of local mines caused by disputes over accommodating Sugar Creek workers. Sugar Creek men will stay idle until mid late September with hopes to reassign to Sugar Creek 210 and workers in town. A Columbus accord allowed local mines to operate pending a final settlement at the Wednesday meeting in Glouster. A Red Men hall dance in Glouster is announced for Aug 29 with 75 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio Collieries Co
Sugar Creek
G. 8. Jones
Toledo
Io Collieries Co
Lee Hall
Columbus
Miners’ Organisation
Robert Marshall
Fred Hemsley
Jones
Ohio
Red Men Hall
Grouser
Fall In Mine Delays Work At Derthick
Sunday Creek Coal Company mine 10 at Derthick near Glouster is idle after a large fall in the motor road during the night. Men reported for shift this morning some unaware of the accident until they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Derthick
Mine Rescue Team Restores Operations After Fall
A force of men was deployed to clear debris from the fall at the mine and it is expected the facility will be ready for operation by Friday.
Liberty Hill Sunday School Picnic Set Next Saturday
Liberty Hill hosts an all day picnic in the grove beside Liberty Hill church next Saturday. The event invites all nearby Sunday schools to attend and enjoy a day of fellowship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hill
Liberty Hill Church
Glouster Examiners to Convene Friday Morning
Gilouster school examiners meet Friday at 9 in Glouster High School for the final session of the year. Teachers seeking to take the examination or renew certificates should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gilouster
Glouster High School
Kasler Family Reunion Set for Labor Day at Bishopville
The Kasler family will hold its annual reunion in the Bishopville grove on Labor Day September 7. It will be an all day event with a large noon basket dinner and all family members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kasler
Bishopville
Remarkable Coin Collection Highlights 19th Century Cents
In Glouster Mrs. John Graham of Hatfield shows a coin collection featuring five large copper cents from 1945 and 1865 and other foreign issues. She also preserves the first shoes ever worn by her father, about a century old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Graham
Near
Hatfield
Surprise Birthday Party for William Shannon near Green's Run
A Sunday gathering at William Shann es home near Green's Run celebrated his birthday with music by the Reeves brothers and James Strausbaugh. Attendees included Mr and Mrs T J Thomas and three children Billy Thames and Johanie of Deanville, Mr and Mrs James Judson and daughter Melvina of Guyavnle, Mr and Mrs Rufus Shannon and three children Lloyd Lelia and Ruth of Modoc, Sam Reeves William Reeves Henry Miller James Strausbaugh and Mr and Mrs William Shannon and son Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shannee
Green
Shannon
Reeves’ Brothers
James Straushaugh
T. J. Thomas
Billy
Thames and
Johanie
Deanville
James Judson
Melvina
Guyavnle
Rufus Shannon
Connecticut Film Tax Law Sparks Industry Withdrawal
New York reports that a one man censorship could arise if the Connecticut tax law spreads nationwide. Film exhibitors threaten to withdraw titles after contracts end as tax collectors gain power to revoke licenses for films not meeting approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moving Picture
Connecticut
Youth Held for Grand Jury after Church Row
Everett Gaskins was bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate P W Helwig on a charge of assault and battery following a trouble among youths returning from church at The Plains. Agnes Eneix accused Gaskins of choking her while he said he was separating a fighting couple. Gaskins posted $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Everett Gaskins
Grand Jury
P. W. Helwig
Agnes Eneix
Gaskins
Odd Fellows of County to Hold Picnic September 13
Athens county Odd Fellows plan a large basket picnic at the fair grounds on Sunday September 13 with lodges from Athens Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey Albany Coolville Stewart Buchtel Jacksonville Carbon dale and New Marshfield represented. Grand Master George M Neffner and Grand Commander Fred H Hahn will speak along with a Chillicothe band and other speakers. The event runs all day with contests and prizes for boys and girls and no admission charge.
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Odd Fellows
Athens County
Fair Grounds
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Albany
Coolville
Stewart
Buchtel
Jackeonville
Carbondale
New Marshfield
George M. Neffner
New Vienna
Ohio
Fred H. Hahn
Toledo
Canton
Chillicothe Lodge
Chillicothe
Coolville Odd Fellows
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Mill Worker Released After Court Appearance Over Auto Mortgage
A mill worker was released after paying the balance on a mortgaged automobile. The man had been ordered to settle debts tied to a sale of the vehicle. Authorities from the McCune Tire & Accessory Company assisted in the matter as the party traveled to Hamelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medges
Rebinesa
McCune Tire & Accessory Company
Athens
I. P. Tuckers
Ham
Aton
Telephone Girl Now Well
A brief update reports the telephone operator recovering to good health after an illness. The article notes her ongoing duties and returns to work at the switchboard.
Death notice of Michael Blackstone aged 68 at Carrell
McArthur Ward reports the death of Michael Blackstone age 68 at his Carrell home after a long illness. He left a widow sister and brother and two sons and two daughters. Other relatives listed include Mrs. W. A. Bltott and Asa Blackstone. Numerous visitors and local social news follow, including marriages, reunions and a child’s injury at play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Michael Blackstone
Carrell
Mr. Blackstone
W. A. Bltott
Asa Blackstone
J. H. ‘Howell
Rether Joece
Dundas
F. T. Madson
Columbus
Glenn Conwitle
Troy
Atmerriagé Hoonee
Raymond Cooper
Sear
Lydenia Brown
Oreton
W. Reicher
Charlie Wyman
Nanville, Il
Fred Swarm
C. B. Cox
G. C. Smith
Carl Wallar
Fred Dites Jr
Youngstown
F. L. Ditea
Merita Leeto
John Chanmveriat
Riverly
F. T. Hudson
Phebe Pitcher
Minneapolis
William Downard
The
Presbyterian Church
Benner’s Lake
H. E. Meadows
Martha
McKeever
Marion
O. Pilly
Emmett Morety
G. A. R. Post to Meet in Columbus
Columbus Golden Post will meet at the Post room Saturday August 25 at 1 p m. J L Pickering P C announces the gathering for members and attendees to discuss post events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Golden Post
Post Room
J. L. Pickering
P. C
Graham Family Reunion Observed At Stewart Gathering
About fifty Graham relatives met August 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Spear near Stewart for the annual Graham reunion. Activities included games and a basket dinner. A business meeting noted three deaths since last count and renamed the event the Graham clan with plans for a clan emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell C. Graham
Mintern
Colo
Jacob T. Graham
Irwin
J. R. Core
Greenfield
Reehe Burrell
New Lexington
Eva Chamberlain
Dresden
John J. Graham
Beresford
S. J
G. J. Graham
Xenia
Mra
G. M. Payne
Marietta
M. Weat
North Lewisburg
Lide Penrose
Hunter
A.K
Linnie Calendine
Columbus
Howard UC
Bernice Graham
W. G. Brill
Erson Glagier
William Spear
Mary
Stewart
Robert Brill
W. G Brill
Decca
Vivwene
Local Leaders Named in Bartlett Neighborhood Notes
A fragment listing residents and families in Bartlett and surrounding areas including Mr. and Mrs. H. Goddard Mrs. Edith Greenawalt Wade and other households in Parksburg and Lancaster. The notice mentions Mrs. Lucy Smith Mrs. Thelma Goddard and several others with kin and surname clusters across Bartlett Chesterhill and Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Sen Leonard
Athens
Miew Daiey Bo Giiney
Withenatura
Pad Thomas
Rath Biddison
Stew
Cod
Glen Bauth
Bartlett
H. Goddard
Parketeburg
W. Va
T. BR
Dickeen
Carel
Sharpsburg
Lucy Smith
George W. Plumly
Hilt ‘Cothe
Edith Greenawailt Wade
Lancaster
Jackson
Roger
Nei
Fred
Bernice
Boards Have Power to Close Rural Schools
Marietta Aug 27 Judge David Thomas denied an injunction sought by Raymond R Warren of Newport township. The school boards can close rural schools and move students to centralized institutions with transportation for all required pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
David Thomas
Raymond R. Warren
Newport Township
Township schools face funding questions impact county decisions
In the report, taxpayers and patrons of Bell's Nin and Newell's Run schools weigh in on funding. The discussion highlights how the outcome could influence similar situations across the county and affect future schooling provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avin Em Behail
Himert
Newnefoun
Bell
Nin
Newell's Run
St ‘Ikety
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Glouster News
Vitla
Kaslers
Marcellite Rebeksh Lodge
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marshalltown
Laws
Boots
Eve
Sui
Jealous
G. A. R. Post
Graham
Wm. Spear
Buckeye Lake Park
the Playground of
Palate de
Wooltex
Peggy Paris
Poonan
Michaela Stern
Fashion Park
Preston
Richlieu Union Suite
San
Cnt
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bidge
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