Baby Joseph Curtis born to Milford family
Clarence Dutton of Milford welcomed a fine baby boy named Joseph Curtis at Columbus hospital. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dutton of Hockingport the newborn and mother are reported doing well. Nearby residents and visitors include Fred Medley and son Carl, Rex Ander son, Roy Anderson, and Mrs. J. W. Simons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dutton
Milford
Columbus Hospital
Joseph Curtis
E. A. Dutton
Hockingport
Fred Medley
Carl
Marietta
John Amesbury
Rex Anderson
Roy Anderson
J. W. Simons
Mary A. Stone
Parkersburg
Bertha Gillian
C. W. Hayden
Athens
Bridgeport
Otho Elliott
Judge Showalter
I’red Medley
Carl Medley
E. K. Parker
Olive F. McKim
Albert Buchan
Betsey Ann
New Cumberland
W. Va
Clarence Randolph
Local Birthday Celebration Honoring Margaret McCrance
Coolville A. B. White hosts a party for daughter Margaret McCrance on her sixteenth birthday with friends Miss Brenice Gordon Dora Walden Hazel Gillilan Lucy Mae Daugherty Louise Place Mary Belle Bentz Alice Chevalier Gladys Kincade Constance Walden and Messrs. Howard Stout Carrol Stout Carl Lockhart Dana Dean Teddy Kincade Roy Runion Argyel Gordon. Ice cream and cake followed games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. White
Margaret McCrance
Brenice Gordon
Dora Walden
Hazel Gillilan
Lucy Mae Daugherty
Louise Place
Mary Belle Bentz
Alice Chevalier
Gladys Kincade
Constance Walden
Messrs
Howard Stout
Carrol Stout
Carl Lockhart
Dana Dean
Teddy Kincade
Roy Runion
Argyel Gordon
Columbus
Elia
Emily Founds
Long Bottom
Silas Clark
Ralph Chevalier
Mary Baker
Steubenville
George Sanders
Parkersburg
Charles
Sam Marshall
Nellie
Geraldine
John Shanks
Ray Strickler
FE. L. Rodgers
Ireland
Ross Daugherty
J. W. Kincade
Athens
Effie Sanders
Dorothy
Harpold
L. M. Walden
Matin Street
Carpenter Harold Caster Visits from Chicago on Business
Carpenter Harold Caster of Chicago visits relatives and reports selling his local farm to Mr. Haning of Downington. Mrs. Margaret Harman travels from the north to visit daughter Mrs. Webb Chase. Mrs. Vinton Jewell, formerly ill with pneumonia, has improved and will return home. A. B. Rupe and wife and John I. are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Caster
Chicago
Mr. Haning
Free Trial Offer For Asthma And Hay Fever Sufferers
A promotional notice invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to try a free method at the sender’s expense. It claims relief for chronic asthma and hay fever across ages climates and occupations, urging early hopeless cases to apply and insisting no payment is needed.
Local residents visit kin and neighbors in Athens region
Broadwell and family visit E. B. Noland in Athens while others travel for ill relatives. News notes include multiple local guests from Amesville Nelsonville and Sugar Creek plus a vaccination update and a rabbit hunting tally by Walter Foutch.
Local Happenings Across Chillicothe and Glouster Community
Taylor Ridge D Kempton and Albert Kempton family hosted visitors in Chillicothe. Mrs. Mary Davis and daughters hosted visitors, while Mrs. Dora Heffken returned from Glouster. P T A added members. Frank Johnson visited Millfield. Ros Mulpss family called on Joe Gaskalla’s home. Henry Heffken and family visited Millfield. Carl Welling and daughter Vernice visited Mrs. Charlies Wahl. Bible school attendance reached sixty eight with P H Willike presiding in place of Rev. G B Courtney who conducted a funeral at Chauncey. Bible school held at 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kempton
Chillicothe
Albert Kempton
William Swartz
Jacksonville
Mary Davis
John Davis
Fred Olbers
Glouster
Dora Heffken
Frank Johnson
Millfield
Ros. Mulpss
Joe Gaskalla
B. W. Conway
Henry Heffken
Carl Welling
Vernice
Charlies Wahl
Bible School
P. H. Willike
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Community Guests Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Lottridge and Bud Justice of Frost were Sunday guests of Lod Barnhart and family. Clarence Swartz visited his parents, Harry Carl eton of Cocilville. Rev Boise preached at Lawrence chapel. Fern Metz stayed with cousin Leslie Morris in Athens. A J McBee family visited Leroy Boggs. DeMoss of Fairmont, W Va visited daughter Mrs H R Watkins. George Ackley and sister Gertrude Bacheldor from Marion came to see their parents. Itha Allen and baby Eleanor visited Carthage with J S Gaston family. Watkins home from Fairmont for a visit. F M Terr ae of Pennsboro called on Aldo McKinley family. Aid society met at Hugh Watkins home with eight in roll and two visitors. two new members joined. Next meeting January 8 at J N Jenkins residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Justice
Frost
Lod Barnhart
Familly
Clarence Swartz
Harry Carleton
Cocilville
Boise
Lawrence Chapel
Fern Metz
Leslie Morris
Athens
A. J. McBee
Leroy Boggs
Michael Kinnen
DeMoss
Fairmont
W. Va
H. R. Watkins
George Ackley
Gertrude Bacheldor
Marion
Daniel Ackey
Itha Allen
Eleanor
J. S. Gaston
Carthage
F. M. Terraee
Pennsboro
Aldo McKinley
J. N. Jenkins
Christmas Program Set for Pleasant Ridge Church
Burr Oak residents Mr and Mrs Grant Post visited their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Albert Post on Sunday. Helen Post visited Grace Ivers while Faye Ivers traveled from Glouster. Palas visited his mother Mrs Eva Ivers. A program will be held at Sycamore School on Tuesday evening December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Post
Albert Post
Pleasant Ridge
Helen Post
Grace Ivers
Faye Ivers
Gardner and St. Clair neighborhood notices from Amesville
Amesville social notes report a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C A Gardner and a garage theft in Riley Thompson's area. They also mention church sales, a death in the Clester family, health updates, music club activities, a Columbus hospital bulletin, a high school play, and Dewey C. Goddard being selected as a Phi Mu delegate at Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gardner
Riley Thompson
Harry Turner
Columbus
M. E
George Clester
Sugar Creek
C. W. Henderson
Federal Valley Church
Adair
W. R. Wells
Amesville Music and Study Club
Fred G. Shop
F. F. Phillips
Gladys Goddard
Lucia di Lammermoor
Donizetti
Clyde Gibson
Glazier
Leo Huguepots
Meyerbeer
Estelle Goddard
Dinorah— Meyerbeer
F. FE. Phillips
Donizett
James A. Palmer
Alonzo Palmer
Athens
M. KE
H. H. Henry
Wells
Leonard Potter
Darrell Vernon
Veree Linscott
Lee Glass
Goddard
Dewey C. Goddard
Ohio University
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Ph! Mu
Lincoln
Nebraska
Christmas Fern Party and Social Visits Across Plains
The Plains community shares a busy period of visits and gatherings. Mrs Mozelle Stephans visits Mrs Liz Guess while Ed Burdette drives to Athens to shop. Families, guests, and church activities mark the weekend with dinners and a fern gift.
Local social and school notes from Coolville area
Sunday dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Zine Courtney and others from Athens to Crane Missouri Miss Peyton county supervisor visited the local school High school Christmas program set for Thursday and grade program Friday A P T A met before basketball games Coolville to play basketball Wednesday and tests and conferences held at the High School noted various family visits and social calls around Coolville Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zine Courtney
Eiza McGranor
Eva
Mary Louise Nagle
Agrian Courtney
Athens
Charles Moore
Near
Tattery
P.T. A
Coolville
Pleasanton area social notes and local happenings
Shade Miss Helen Kenney and Miss Mary Tippie stayed at A. K. Newman's and visited parents near Pleasanton. Miss Bertha Sapp helped by Mrs. Walter Steward spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Sapp at Pratts Fork. Edna Riggs ill. Garnet Konkoskia back to school. Helen and Edna Shuler with Everett Bosworth family. Revivals at Pratts Fork drew local attendance. Mrs. Kate Cramer visited Mrs. I. O. Parson. Addison Cramer visited his mother. Local party at C. H. Skelton's. two gas wells planned on Jim Crawford farm near Shottown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kenney
Mary Tippie
A. K. Newman's
Pleasanton
Bertha Sapp
Lodi High School
Walter Steward
Pearl Sapp
Pratts Fork
Gon
Albany
Garnet Konkoskia
Edna Riggs
Helen
Edna Shuler
Everett Bosworth
Kate Cramer
I. O. Parson
Addison Cramer
Social Visits Across Pratt's Fork Area
Pratt's Fork residents report weekend hosting including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and young Earl Everett guests of Will Gilkey. Sapp and Sapp plus Athens visitors, Grant Gilkey with his parents, and Roy Goldsberry hosted relatives. Flora Ohio guest Fred White and Flossie Burson's Athens weekend, Dorothea Orr hosted churchgoers. Lillia Douglass and children returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Williams
Earl Everett
Will Gilkey
Elza Sapp
Marl Sapp
Harry Smith
Robert
Athens
Grant Gilkey
Peart
Fred Smith
Roy Goldsberry
Fred White
Flora
Ohio
Clara Gilkey
Flossie Burson
Dorothea Orr
Pratt's Ark
Lillia Douglass
Murray City Community Activities Chronicle 1925
Murray City reports include the Wadies Auxiliary electing officers for 1925 at the High School building with a two course lunch and plans to meet on the first and third Mondays. Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a social and initiated two Past officers. High School football team to hold a banquet December 19 with school board invited and music by the High School quintet orchestra. Pocahontas order to host a Christmas party for orphansFriday night with treats and presents. Parent-Teacher meeting featured a large turnout and a student program. Local residents visit Nelsonville and Logan for weekend visits. David Roberts returns home for Christmas from Zanesville. M E F church announces annual Christmas program on Sunday December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadies
Kate Stiff
Opal Jones
Blanche Seidenfeld
BE. A. Person
Agnes Murphy
Order of Eagles of Murray
Robert's Tigers
Pocahontas Order
Assembly Hall
Cassie Briggs
Mary Hamer
Frank Waterman
Nelsonville
Tigers
Sidney Johnson
Betty
Noris
Logan
Howard Bush
Stevenson
Deanville
David Roberts
Zanesville
M. EF. Church
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion and Creonvision as remedies for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote-based action soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs, with a promise of stomach absorption and blood action toward recovery. Money-back guarantee offered. Atlanta based Creomulsion Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Umbungia King Tours Paris in Overalls Selling Patent Medicines
In Paris a man nicknamed the king of Umbungia appears in street scenes and sells patent medicines from an automobile truck aided only by a monkey. He proclaims himself monarch of a vanished civilization named Umbungia, which geographers cannot locate on maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Umbungia
Shell rims become fashion in Turkey
Constantinople reports shell rimmed glasses gain popularity in Turkey with many wearers using them as a personal adornment even when eyesight is not defective, opticians say. Some wear shell rims without lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
America
Europe
Turkey
Marriage Licenses Granted in Nelsonville and Nearby Areas
Gabber Barnhart twenty four and Pearl Somes nineteen both of Nelsonville obtained marriage licenses. William Z Grones twenty one of Buchtel and Olive Elizabeth Gaskella seventeen of Gloucester were issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabber Barnhart
Nelsonville
Miner
Pearl Somes
iWiliam Z. Grones
Buchtel
Olive Eliizabeth Gaskella
Glousier
Law Against Laughter in Philippine Tribe
In a Philippine island tribe native chiefs forbid laughter as it is stirred by evil spirits and those who laugh must be beheaded. Whispering is also forbidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Hamburg Removes Street Lamps Outside City
In Hamburg Germany curb lamps have been abolished in many outer districts. Thugs on transgression bent habitually knock out the remaining lighting, leaving streets dark and unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
City Cuts Wasteful Expenditures Amid Rock-Debris Issue
City officials move to eliminate a costly nuisance caused by rocks and debris, aiming to reduce ongoing expenses. The decision reflects a broader effort by the administration to streamline services and curb unnecessary spending.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jao
Broadwell
John Rowan
Orville
Rowan
E. B. Noland
Lou Vernon
Sam Munn
Arch Sprouss
Jess Marshal
Blanche Smith
Goldie Young
Amesville
Mary Seaman
Esther Young
Viola Tuttle
James Banfield
Noland
Katie Locke
Katie Sprouse
Blanche Taylor
Jess King
Walter Foutch
Taylor Ridge
Lottridge
Mozelle Stephans
Liz Guess
Ed Burdette
Frank Smith
Rob Hawk
Fred Schmidt
Dan Bartlett
Elizabeth Schmidt
Mr. Walker
Alfred Wetklow
James McHarg
Joe Hutchins
Worth
Dickens
Russel McHarg
Ed Sickles
Zion Church
Zell Buffington
Belle Smith
Stocklein
Ott Shirley
Miles
George Jacoby
Near Union
James Hardy
Richard Calloon
Ladislas Starevitch
Sarch
Hames Kelley
Crane
Bertha
Miami
Oklahoma
Batesville
Ark
Henry Steinnetz
Jessie Gilkey
Jiena Smith
Walter Smith
Joe Smith
J. Smith
W. M. Beal
Edna Louise
Lowell Carper
Murray City
Chichester
Orucist
King
Ford
McCune Tire Co
The
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Kennedy
C. D. Shafer Co
Boots
Cora
Joanny
Bor
Rother
Sor
Kim
the Rock
Sweetums
Scourthouse
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Security Savings Bank
Moore
Souti
Court Stone
Army and Navy Stores of
Rags
Kansas
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Athens, O
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