Sunday Social Roundup From Local Families
Vanderhoof Mr. Bert Hayes and Okey Ash host Sunday dinner with W. H. Ashcraft. George Gilbert visits Joseph Chase. Mrs. Lyda Jeffers and daughter Frazel supper with Ed Chase. Henry Burton, formerly at Athens, visits family. J. R. Murphey and R. P. Borges visit Athens. Riley Brown visits with Rylmer Ackley near Athens. Nora Watkins and daughter Louise of Fairmont visit Roy McKinley. Paniel Ackley visits daughter Free Warner. R. C. Boggs hosts S. & Tilton and W. Stout with Coolville guests. Robert Kunions also visits. Hazel Cremeans visits Lana Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hayes
Okey Ashcraft
W. H. Ashcraft
George Gilbert
Joseph Chase
Lyda Jeffers
Frazel
Ed Chase
Henry Burton
Athens
J. R. Murphey
R. P. Borges
Riley Brown
Tucy Chase
Rylmer Ackley
Nora Watkins
Daugh
Ter, Louise
Fairmont
W. Va
Roy McKinley
Paniel Ackley
Free Warner
R. C. Boggs
S. &. Tilton
W. ©. Stout
Coolville
Robert Kunions
Near Here
Hazel Cremeans
Lana Murphy
Santa Claus to Speak on WGY Radio Christmas Eve Eve
Santa Claus informed WGY Schenectady that he will broadcast on December 24 and 26 at 6 30 PM. He invites children to write to WGY General Electric Co Schenectady NY care Santa Claus and promises to mention names if letters arrive before noon December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
WGY
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Santa
Santa asks for written lists of children by city and state
The notice urges that names be clearly written and include the city and state. It bans sending names by telephone, warning that Santa is often overwhelmed by calls from nearby residents and requests no telephone communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Santa
Resolution of Respect for James Jones
The committee announces James Jones has died, and the charter will be draped for 30 days. Resolutions call for publication in the paper and a copy sent to the bereaved family. Committee members: William Koentg, Chas. Chesher, H. L. Chesher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Bourne
William Koentg
Chas. Chesher
Committee On
Killing the goose. Elyria electric lines face bust
T H Wilson receiver for the Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Electric Co told Kiwanis Club that bus lines and auto ownership are bankrupting electric lines. He stated that the Green Line so far this year is running 700000 fares less than for 1922 despite higher expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
T. H. Wilson
Cleveland, Columbus, and Southwestern Electric Co
Kiwanis Club
Half of Medina jurors drawn are women
In Medina Ohio the January term jury panel includes equal representation with half of the grand and petit jurors listed as women. The selection reflects gender parity among jurors for the upcoming court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Pettit
Man of 75 Regains Vigor He Had in Prime of Life
A Mississippi resident Charles W Laurette aged 75 reports dramatic rejuvenation after using Korex tablets for 21 days. He claims to be as vigorous as he was 35 years ago, aided by a home treatment touted by Melton Laboratories. He describes improved eyesight memory and energy and endorses the compound with a money back guarantee offer through 3124 Melton Building Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Laurette
Mississippi
Laurette
Korex
Melton Laboratories
Melton Building
Kansas City
Poplar Bluff Justice Runs Gretna Green Scheme
In Poplar Bluff Missouri Judge D B Deems has tied 8946 marriages earning the nickname marrying justice. He offers to propose to bashful youths and will perform marriages for shy couples as a boost to license sales. Cupid reportedly fled at times leading to pauses in issuing licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Solomon
Justice
Poplar Bluff
D. B. Deemg
Missouri
Gretna Green
If They are Afraid to Propose Judge Deems Offers to Help
A marriage license sparkled a rumor that Judge Deems proposed to assist bashful suitors. He quipped he would propose for them at no cost. The joke spread widely as letters from across the United States poured into the justice’s office with a single theme: We want to be wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Laxative Brom Quin ine Tonic Promises Flu Prevention
Patent medicine ad touts Brom Quin ine tablets as preventive tonic against colds grip and influenza. Claims keep the system healthy and ward off illness. Box bears FE W Grove signature. price 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Grove
Weekend Visits and Local Health Update
L trode Mrs T F Fitch is recovering after a serious illness off pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Charlie Noland visited their daughter at Marietta this week. Mr YD Morrison of Stewart spent Sat night and Sun at the Fitch home. Mrs 0 G Branderberry spent the week end with Miss Helen Falls at Glouster. John Root of Cutter Dr C B Harper of Coolville and PD Morrison of Stewart were Sunday dinner guests. A gas well came in on the Brandberry farm near here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Noland
Marietta
Mr. YD. F. Morrison
Stewart
T. E. Fitch
0. G. Branderberry
Helen Falls
Glouster
John Root
Cutter
C. B. Harper
Coolville
PD. F. Morrison
Fitch
Brandberry Farm
Here
Town and Area Notes From Perkersburg and Nearby
Audrey Tombaugh shops in Perkersburg on Tuesday. Mrs Miria Dunfee visits at Charley Dunfees home in Decatur. John Root of Cutler weekend guest at T E Fitch. Latrobe Correspondent reports death of Eugenia Walden in Coolville. Sympathies to the family. Fitch and daughter Mildred and John Root travel to Stewart Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Carlton visit Parkersburg Tuesday. C L Riemann of Marietta calls on T F Fitch last week. COOLVILLE M FE CHURCH services: Bible school 9:30 a m church 10:30 a m subject Christ the World Wonder Jr Society 2 p m Ensworth League 6 p m divine services 17 p m subject The Fundamental or Christ Is God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Eugenia Walden
Coolville
Coolville M. FE. Church Bible School
Jr. Society
Enworth League
Christ
God
Local Names On A Bus Trip And Family News
Zelda, Marshall Haning, Arthur Goodin and Harley Russ took a business trip to Athens. Hazel Stotts visited with her nieces and aunt near Harrisonville over the weekend. Francesa Haning has been ill with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Haning
Arthur Goodin
Harley Russ
Athens
Hazel Stotts
Allen Stotts
Harrisonville
Francesa Haning
Injuries Highlight School Activities and Local Visits
Little Harold Stotts suffered a badly injured eye during a school game on Wednesday. John Woodyard and his son Howard visited Athens on Monday. Miss Dorothy Wood announced a Christmas party for next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stotts
John Woodyard
Howard
Athens
Dorothy Wood
Beals and Quiveys Host Guests In Pratts Fork
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Beal hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Clive Quivey. Leo Sapp visited his cousin Fred Sapp. Ira Ator remains in poor health. Elza Sapp returned to Athens. Slyde Sapp visits with brother Earl. Harry Smith called on home folks Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cain spent weekend with Mrs. Iris Tubbs in Athens. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bureson on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Beal
iClive Quivey
Leo Sapp
Fred Sapp
Ira Ator
Elza Sapp
Athens
Slyde Sapp
Fred Beckler
Earl
Harry Smith
Miles Cain
Iris Tubbs
Ralph Bureson
Mayor Crow slays five foot six inch rattlesnake near Newborn
On a hunting trip near Newborn, Niles mayor Crow found a large rattlesnake in the woods. He used a club to kill the serpent, which measured five feet six inches.
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Niles, O
Newborn
Crow
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Vanderhoof
Give Records
Columbia Records
Columbia
Swanson Furniture Co
North Court St
Hero
Chas W, Laurette
Poplar Bluff Justice Run
D. H. Moore
the Bond & Mortgage Investment Company
Lostro Ridge
Ohio
T. F. Fitch
Audrey Tombaugh
Perkersburg
Miria Dunfee
Charley Dunfee
Decatur
Cutler
Mildred
Harry Carlton
Parkersburg
C. L. Riemann
T. FE. Fitch
Zelda
Lostro
Delco Light
Delco Light Store
Union St
Dixie Dix Morse
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Bank of Athens
National Banking Association
Athens County
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