Sigma Pi Dance Attended by Society Couples
Mr and Mrs E Dent and Mr and Mrs B Kircher attended the Sigma Pi dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ralph P Jennings drove to Marietta and visited their son and daughter in law Edward Jennings. Mrs Jennings and Charles Edward stayed for the week. Dean Irma Voigt hosted the annual Christmas dinner for Cresset at her home in the Lawrence building with eighteen covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
State Street
B. Kircher
Second Street
Sigma’ Pi
Ralph P. Jennings
Marietta
Edward Jennings
Cresset
Irma E. Voigt
The Messenger on sale in Athens at Josephs Confectionery
The Messenger daily and Sunday edition is available in Athens at Josephs Confectionery located at the corner of Union and Cornyres Streets and the corner of Court and State Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Local Visitors Gather for Christmas Holiday
Mrs. W. W. Dixon of Greensburg Indiana arrives at her brother E. L. Wilsons East State street home for Christmas. She plans visits with sisters Mrs. I. F. Herron of New Marshfield and Mrs. C. J. Bower of Richland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Betts relocate to Indianapolis where he is promoted to branch manager for Superior Cord Tire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dixon
Greensburg
Ind
E. L. Wilson
East State Street
I. F. Herron
New Marshfield
C. J. BoWer
Richland Avenue
D. RK. Betts
Indianapolis
Betts
Superior Cord Tire Company
Local Visit and Health Notes From Lancaster and Rutland
My Charles Radcliff and Mrs. Walk Gunion of Lancaster will be Monday guests of Athens friends and dine tonight with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Preston at 197 East State Street. They come to hear E. Robert Schmitz the French pianist. Mrs. Lacey Giles of Rutland has returned home after a three week visit with her sister Mrs. Nora Jewell, who has been confined to her home at 11 Hocking Street for six months by illness. Her condition is unchanged.
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Charles Radcliff
Walk Gunion
Lancaster
Athens
John H. Preston
East State Strect
E. Robert Schmitz
Lacey Giles
Rutland
Nora Jewell
Hocking Street
Boden family travels for business to three eastern cities
Mr. J. H. Boden and son James Boden have left for business travel visiting New York City Philadelphia and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boden
James Boden
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Mr James Souders and family visit in town
Brakeman James Souders and his wife spent Sunday with relatives at 11 Hocking Street. Mr and Mrs V C Dent and children Constance and Richard have returned to Parkersburg West Virginia after visiting here for the last of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Souders
New York Central Railroad
Mrs. Souders
Hocking Street
V. C. Dent
Constance and
Richard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pallas Club Holds Saturday Meeting at Palmer Home
Pallas club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. James A. Palmer’s 28 North College street home with Mrs. Palmer leading the program. Mrs. M. F. Twiss and Mrs. H. G. Good reviewed William Beebe’s Galapagos Worlds End, Twiss presenting the first part and Good the second.
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Pallas Club
James A. Palmer
North College Street
Palmer
M. FE. Twiss
H. G. Good
William Beebe
Bunko Parties End Week With Prize Winners
Mrs William Pierce and Mrs Jank Nagle visited Columbus with Mr and Mrs E E Hazelton for a Bunko party. The Beatas were hosted by Miss Alice McCracken on Sunnyside Drive. Prizes went to Anna Mae Farley and Virginia Larimer.
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William Pierce
Jank Nagle
Columbus
E. E. Hazelton
Beata
Alice McCracken
Sunnyside Drive
Anna Mae Farley
Virginia Larimer
Funeral attendees span distant relatives and friends
Relatives and friends from afar joined Saturday funeral service for O. B. Murphey. Attendees listed include Eber Murphey of Lancaster, Mrs. Addleman of Akron, Rev. and Mrs. Finley R. Crooks of Baltimore, Mrs. Elmer Lawrence of Parkersburg W Va, W A Barger, F B Kirpatrick, Paul Sisson of Columbus, J T Robinson and 480n of Gallipolis, and Dr and Mrs L E Davis of Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Murphey
Eber Murphey
Lancaster
Will Addleman
Akron
Finley R. Crooks
Baltimore
Elmer Lawrence
L. E. Davis
Granville
Linscott Boy Buried at Hooper Ridge
Hull Linscott 17, son of Mrs Leota Linscott, buried at the Hooper Ridge Christian church cemetery after funeral services by Rev G B Courtney in Chauncey Ohio. He died suddenly after being an invalid since age five from a spine injury. survived by his mother and several brothers and sisters.
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Chauncey
Hull Linscott
Leota Linscott
Columbus
Christian Church
Hooper Ridge
G. B. Courtney
Albert Robinson
Woman hurt at grocery in Waunsey incident
Dee Wauncey suffered a serious injury to her left hand when a wire handle on a bucket containing ten pounds of sausage pulled loose at the T. P. Schoonover grocery in Waunsey. The bucket tipped and caused the injury as it fell from the shelf.
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Wauncey
Dee
T. P. Schoonover
Schoonover
Mrs. Schoonover
Christmas Meeting Planned With Gift Exchange
Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton will lead the program. The gathering will include a Christmas gift exchange and a seasonally themed program.
Leffler Family Visit in Columbus Featured Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler Chauncey visited Columbus Sunday as guests of their daughter Mrs Emmons Mace and Miss Mildred Leffler while staying at their residence.
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Charles Leffler
Chauncey
Columbus
Emmons Mace
Mildred Leffler
Barnhart and Pierce Tie Silent Wedding in Chauncey
John A. Barnhart and Miss Ora Lee Pierce of Floodwood were married Saturday evening at 6 by Rev Courtney at the groom’s parents Chauncey home. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate family and the bridegroom’s grandmother Mrs Laura Barnhart with a wedding supper served afterward.
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John A. Barnhart
Ora Lee Pierce
Floodwood
Courtney
Christian, Church
W. A. Barnart
Chauncey
Brrd
Laura Barnhart
Christmas Meeting At High Street Home
Mrs Harvey Nye hosts Loyal Women's circle of the First Christian church on Wednesday afternoon in High Street for the annual Christmas meeting and party. Mrs Brookins, president, will chair the business session.
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YAL
Harvey Nye
High Street
First Christian Church
Brookins
Charce
Perfect Heart Sermon Emphasizes Inner Service
Rev. I. P. Day preached at Central Avenue M E Church that serving God with a perfect heart and willing mind matters more than knowledge deeds or place. He cited thoughtlessness jealousy and sin as causes of an imperfect heart.
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God
Rev
I. P. Day
Central Avenue M. E
Brakeman Calvin Dixon Dies After Fall in Columbus Yard
Calvin A. Dixon 42, a Big Four railroad brakeman in Columbus, was killed when he fell under a moving freight car while attempting to set the hand brakes. The incident occurred in the railroad yards and authorities investigate the accident.
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Columbus
Calvin A. Dixon
Here
Montrose Hickman Goes On Trial for Murder
Montrose Hickman brother of John Hickman faces trial in Chillicothe on an indictment for murder in the October 14 death of Officer Ron Garrett. The state contends Montrose aided the slaying while denying conspiracy, as John awaits a ruling on a new trial motion. Sheriff guards remain doubled at the county jail amid escape concerns.
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Chillicothe
Monterose Hickman
John Hickman
Ron Garrett
Montrose
L. M. Day
Davis
Fred Immels
Five Men Fined for Intoxication in City Court
Five men arrested Saturday night for intoxication were fined by Mayor Alex Moore. C Kirkendall of Suger Creek and Okey McDonald of Millfield were fined $10 plus costs after arrest at Union Station by Captain Charles Mapie. J A Goodne of Huntington was fined $10 and costs for playing for a dance. Edward Alton of Columbus and Earl Shafer of Athens were fined $5 and costs after arrests on Court Street by Chief Herb Parker.
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Alex Moore
C. Kirkendall
Suger Creek
Okey McDonald
Millfield
Union Station
Charles Mapie
J. A. Goodne
Huntington
W. Va
Price
Maple
Edward Alton
Columbus
Earl Shafer
Athens
Court Street
Herb Parker
Stone begins service in Hills Cleveland Hills
Thomas E. newly appointed revenue administrator began service in the revenue department twenty seven years ago. He was in his early twenties at the start of his career.
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Istone
Hills
Cleveland
Thomas E
Gan Service
Revenue
He-Wae
Kentuckiana Statesman Against Moonshiners
For years Stone stood at the capital and in the hills of Kentucky and West Virginia opposing moonshiners and their networks.
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Stone
Capital
Kentucky
West Virginia
Stung Twice Newport Beekeeper Fined For Neighbors
John Shaw faced a second offense over keeping bees that stung neighbors in Newport Wales. He had previously been ordered to move the hives but did not comply, leading to a fine for nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Wales
John Shaw
Union to Arrange Hospital Care in Drydock Mine
A committee from local union No. 645 representing men at mine No. 255 in Drydock traveled to Columbus to arrange hospital care for members. The union fund covers treatment and operations, with a likely 1927 contract with a Columbus hospital to provide services.
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Glouster
Columbus
Mines Idle as Orders Lacking Halt Several Locomotive Fuel Mines
Dec 18. Several mines that load railroad fuel are idle today due to lack of orders. Among those affected are Ohio Nos 1 and 2 No 10 No 281 and Mid Hocking.
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Glouster
Ohio
Mid-Hocking
Glouster Schools Close for Holiday Vacation
Glouster schools will close December 22 for holiday vacation and reopen January 3. Degree work planned at Thea chapter meeting in Glouster on Tuesday evening with refreshments and a social time to follow.
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Chauncrey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Glouster
EL Ss
Thea
Heaton Opens Meat Market in Corning
C M Heaton former Glouster resident opened a meat market in Corning on Saturday. Heaton had worked for several years at J V Stocklein's store in Glouster.
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Glouster
M. Heaton
Corning
Local travelers visit Akron and nearby cities
R Kimble returns to Akron after a stay with relatives in the city. T A Noon spends the end of the week in Columbus. William Miller of Akron visits his Cary home for several days. Attorney George W Rose travels to Columbus for a multi day stay. David Walburn of Albany visits relatives in Glouster over Sunday. Miss Louella Vaughn and Miss Pauline Myers visit Athens on Saturday.
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R. Kimble
Akron
T. A. Noon
Columbus
William Miller
Cary
George W. Rose
David Walburn
Albany
Glouster
Louella Vaughn
Pauline Myers
Athens
Picture quiz prompts recall of headlines and figures
The page asks ten trivia questions about a photographed woman and various public figures. Questions cover Joe Stecher in a sport, Clara Kimball Young, Mary Lewis and her opera company, the Arkansas river source state, the 1926 Army Navy score, a poet of Stairs of the Sunburnt West, Kangas south of which state, the Twin Cities, and Lincoln G. Andrews’ official title.
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Joe Stecher
Clara Kimball Young
Mary Lewis
Arkansas River
Kangas
Northwest
Creomiston Promises Relief For Persistent Coughs
A Creomiston advertisement touts Creosote emulsion as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and stops irritation from persistent coughs and throat conditions. It claims to fight infection, aid healing, and build up resistance while promising money back if not relieved according to directions.
Mrs. Robinson, Directors Pickerington Obit Notice
Puntra ices for Mrs Catherine Rob six dollars, mother of United tenor Arthur Robinson, of Indians will be held at the home here tomorrow.
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Pickerington
Catherine Rob $6
United
Missing 43 on British Steamer Lienhsing After Amherst Rock
Report from Shanghai says forty three passengers of the British steamer Lienhsing are missing after the ship struck Amherst rock while sailing from Tientsin to Shanghai. The casualty list and rescue efforts are being coordinated by port authorities.
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Shanghai
Lienhsing
Amherst Rock
Tientsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bunko Party
Linscott
Kodaks
Kodaks and Cameras
Athens Book
T. R. Hamilton
Barnhart
Pierce
Pyphian Sisters
Rev. I. P
Montrose Hickman
John
Wester
Rey
Lashs Drug Store
Coty and Haubiganta Perfumes
Nsit Co
New Kensington
The
Kerr Hardware Co
Lake
Jack Horner
Dennison
Lostro, Bldg
Mrs. Robinson
Cross Bros. W. Union
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