Christmas Guests Gather at Local Addresses
Mr and Mrs Meed Aleshire and Mr and Mrs S D P Browne hosted guests at 12 Smith Street including Mrs George Cullum and Miss Kathleen Browne from Akron and families from Hamden Riverview Heights and Curran Drive. Cullum stayed through Sunday and Wyatt family returned from Little Hocking after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meed Aleshire
S. DP. Browne
Smith Street
George Cullum
Kathleen Browne
Akron
FE. R. Browne
Evalee
Eric, Jr
Buell
Douglas
Hamden
G. A. Spypiding
Guy “Ee
Riverview Heights
de Browns
Mrs
Charles Wyatt
Little Hocking
Charles Oakes
Mrs. Wyatt
Hatch to Attend State Teachers Meeting in Columbus
Mr. Henry A. Hatch leaves for Columbus today as Athens county teachers delegate to the State Teacher’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Hatch
Columbus
Athens County
Miss Bertha Wilson Returns Home for Week with Parents
Miss Bertha Wilson arrived home yesterday to spend a week's vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson on West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wilson
J. W. Wilson
West State Street
Order of the White Shrine to Hold Wednesday Inspection
An inspection of the Order of the White Shrine is set for Wednesday evening December 31 at seven o'clock with a pot luck supper at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the White Shrine
Mrs Littler Returns After Christmas Visit
Mrs Clyde Littler came back Sunday evening after spending Christmas with her father Mr J Howe of Nelsonville. Mrs Clayton Murphy and her Columbus children joined her for a brief visit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
Athens Residents Attend Rain Performance in Columbus
Athens residents visiting Columbus to witness the Rain stage show at Hartman include Mrs. C. C. Robinson, Mrs. C. N. Mackinnon, Mrs. Edward Schioss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. D. Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. Ne Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson, and several others such as Mrs. Harry Beckley and Mrs. N. V. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
the Hartman
Got
C. C. Robinson
C. N. Mackinnon
Edward Schioss
Frank Rauch
D. Forsyth
Ne@ Wolfe
John Swanson
Harry Beckley
N. V. Brown
Blaine Goldsberry
Russell Finsterwald
Alonzo Palmer
Birthday Surprise for Wilbur Young at Rock Triffle
A Saturday evening birthday party was held at Mr. Wilbur Young’s Rock Triffle home with games and light refreshments. Attendees included the White and Cone families, Collins family, several Youngs and Mills, Miss Snow, Miss Jones, Miss Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Young
Rock Triffle
Frank White
Charles
Frank Cone
Clifford Kd. Collins
Hiram Young
A. M. Mills
Mary Snow
Julia Young
Margaret Young
Flossie Jones
Blanche Phillips
Bess White
Charles Snow
Howard Mills
Albert Young
Frank Young
New Year's Eve Dance Planned at Athens Country Club
The Athens Counter club hosts a New Year's Eve dance Wednesday evening with committee chair V Logan and Mrs W Yan guiding arrangements. The event, moved from Thursday, features a buffet lunch after the dance with hosts Mr and Mrs Alonso Mr and Mrs Rh Wainworth Mr and Mrs C E Stack and Mr and Mrs James Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
V . Logan
W. Wyan
Alonso
Rh. Wainworth
C. E. Stack
James Austin
Country Club Dance for Holiday Guests Brightens Season
Mr and Mrs Field Scott hosted a Saturday evening dance at the Country Club for Marcia Scott Franklin Murphy and Mary Stalder who are home for the holidays. Decorations featured Christmas colors and eighty young people attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Scott
Frank Murphy
Warry G. Stalder
Marcia Scott
Franklin Murphy
Mary Stalder
Elizabeth McGrath Called to Columbus Amid Illness of Miss Dixon
Mrs. Elizabeth McGrath has been summoned to Columbus due to the serious illness of Miss Audrey Dixon, prompting family and friends to await updates on her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGrath
Columbus
Audrey Dixon
Pickering Family Vacationed at Parents Home in Huntington
Prof. and Mrs. James Pickering and family of Huntington are spending two weeks at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Pickering at 1 West State street. Prof. Pickering teaches manual arts in the Huntington schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pickering
Huntington
W. Va
Alonzo Pickering
West State Street
Prof
Pickering
Steubenville Visit Brings Several Columbus Guests
Mrs. Paul Kirk and her young son Bobby of Steubenville visit Mrs. Elien Boclzner for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. George Lasher and Miss Anna Gardner of Columbus share dinner with Mrs. Pearl Carr on Bland Avenue. Miss Gardner and Mr. Lasher are niece and nephew of Mrs. Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kirk
Bobby
Steubenville
Elien Boclzner
Pearl Carr
Bland Avenue
George Lasher
Anna Gardner
Columbus
Miss Gardner
Mr. Lasher
Carr
Luncheon at Colonial Honors Out-of-Town Guests
Miss Mary and Miss Dorothy Slutz hosted a Monday luncheon at the Colonial for forty-five guests. Colorful Christmas decor accompanied a list of visiting attendees from Philadelphia Massaillon Cleveland Haverhill Parkersburg Buchanan Warren Warren Stalder and others with ties to Columbus and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dororthy Slutz
Warren Clements
Jane Dew
Philadelphia
Charles Fisher
Eleanor Phillis
Massilon
Julian Snyder
Marion Hush
Cleveland
Granville Evans
Grace McKee
Haverhill
Mass
Irene Gross
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dorothy Putman
Buchanan
Grace Lawrence
Warren
Valjere Armstrong
Cincinnati
Mary Peoples
New Lexington
Mary Stalder
Marcia Scott
Columbus School For Girls
Columbus
Farley Family Holiday Returns Highlight Delphos
Mr Lawrence Farley of Delphos Ohio returns home after Christmas with his mother Mrs Mary Farley. Miss Rosemary Farley a teacher at Niles Ohio also spends holidays at her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Farley
Delphos
Ohio
Mary Farley
Rosemary Farley
Niles
Local Clergyman Attends Nelsonville Wedding
Dr. Alexander M. Lamb of Ches y Pa officiated at the Saturday marriage in Nelsonville of Miss Louise Hyde and Mr. Alden Stilson. He was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Putnam and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M. Lamb
Chesy Pa
Nelsonvile
Louise Hyde
Alden Stilson
George I. Putnam
Draftsman Wolfe Returns to Coalwood Work
Mr. Secott R. Wolfe, a draftman for Coalwood Consolidated Coal in Coalwood West Virginia, returned to his duties Sunday evening after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Secott R. Wolfe
Coalwood Consolidated Coal Company
Coalwood
W. Va
Mrs. W
Visiting Committee Meeting Notice for Presbyterian Sunday School
The Visiting Committee of the House department of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet at seven o'clock Tuesday evening with Mrs. E. E. Aumilier, 8 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Department
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
E. E. Aumilier
North
Lancaster Street
Miss Valerie Armstrong Guest of Miss Stalder and Miss Van Vorhes
Miss Valerie Armstrong of Cincinnati visits this week as guest of Miss Mary Stalder and Miss Nellie Van Vorhes. The arrangement highlights social hospitality and local hosting customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Armstrong
Cincinnati
Mary Stalder
Nellie van Vorhes
Betsy Ross Club Set to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Betsy Ross club will gather in the LO. O. FF. hall Tuesday evening at 7 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Club
LO. O. FF
Mrs Cullum Hosts Cullum Family Dinner at 9 Franklin
Mrs Louise Cullum entertained Friday evening at dinner for her three sons Orril S Cullum Edward N Cullum Sr and O E Cullum. Also present were grandchildren Betty Eleanor Mary Louise Doris Eugenia Ashton Hunter and Miss Edith Ford. Mrs Orrit S Cullum is in Harlan Iowa caring for her mother recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cullum
Franklin Avenue
Orril S. Cullum
Elkhart
Ind
O. EF. Cullum
Edith Ford
Orrit S. Cullum
Harlan
Iowa
Christmas Dinner Guests From Local Families
Mrs. T. W. Duffee and sons Nay and Jim hosted a Christmas dinner at 72 Maplewood Drive for guests including Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton and son Dean of Chauncey, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Kittle and children Helen Noger and Ruth Anna of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Duffee
Nay
Jim
Maplewood Drive
T. R. Hamilton
Dean
Chauncey
Pearl Kittle
Helen, Noger
Ruth Anna
Glouster
Mrs. Lydia Kitte and Mr. Ralph Milton Noted Residents
Lydia Kitte of Trimble and Ralph Milton of Malta Ohio are named in a brief society notice. The item records their names without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kitte
Trimble
Ralph Milton
Malta, Ohio
Marriage at Parsonage Unites Effie Juniper and Cody Lewis
Miss Effie Juniper and Mr. Cody FE Lewis of Glouster married at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. Charley officiating. The bride’s mother Mrs. Mary Juniper and her brother Mr. Carl Juniper attended. Nearby relatives Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKibben visit for the holidays with daughters Mrs. W. H. Jewett and Mrs. S. J. Scott in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Juniper
Cody FE. Lewis
Glouster
Christian Church Parsonage
Charley
Mary Juniper
Carl Juniper
Joseph McKibben
Zaleski
W. H. Jewett
W. State Street
S. J. Scott
Central Avenue
Mrs. Mettenry Visits Mother Near Albany at Christmas
Mrs. el M. Mettenry of near Albany spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Addie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el M. Mettenry
Near
Albany
Addie Davis
Miss Jessie Hiidy Hosts Sugar Creek Dinner Party
Sugar Creek hostess Miss Jessie Hiidy entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Augustine and daughter Evelyn, with Mrs. Della Augustine and son George Henry, Mr. and Mrs. George North, and Mr. Lester Wadburr of M iddleport in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hiidy
Sugar Creek
Harry Augustine
Evylyn
Della Augustine
George Henry
George North
Lester Wadburr
Middleport
Hallett Leaves For Mnipire Pipe Plant Job
Mr James A Hallett left this morning for Mnipire Ohio where he is employed in a pipe factory after spending the weekend with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hallett
Mnipire
Ohio
Buchanan Family Returns After Ill-Fated Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Buchanan return to their Weirton West Virginia home after visiting Mrs Addie Daing mother to Mrs Buchanan. Mr Buchanan was summoned to Tokan by the death of his brother John Buchanen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buchanan
Weirton
Mrs Gibson Visits Before Moving to New York
Mrs. Millard F. Gibson of Toronto visits her mother Mrs. O. B. Steane before heading to New York City, where Mr. Gibson has accepted a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Gibson
Toronto
O. B. Steane
New York City
Gibson
Logan couple move to new Mill and College home
Mr and Mrs W H Logan relocate from 94 North Congress street to a newly purchased residence at the corner of Mill and College streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Logan
Congress Street
Mill and
College Streets
Chauncey Area Births and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Louis Sanders announce a daughter Jacquelyn Clara at their Millfield home. Sanders is a coroner of Athens County and Jacquelyn is a granddaughter of Chauncey and Millfield families. Everett Bingman and Ruth Osborne announce a daughter near Coolville. Informal notes mention residents visiting and moving listings in The Plains, The Mains, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sanders
Millfield
Jacquelyn Clara
Sanders
Athens County
William Clary
Chauncey
Clarence E. Sanders
Everett Bingman
Coolville
Ruth Osborne
Henry Osborne
High Street
Loyal Womans Bible Class Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Loyal Womans Bible class of the First Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Floyd J. Nye’s High Street home. Mrs. K. F. Ferrer leads the group and a strong turnout is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Womans’ Bible Class
The
First Christian Church
Floyd J. Nye
High Street
K. F. Ferrer
Mrs Seevers Hosts Fine Chicken Dinner at The Plains
Mrs B W Seevers entertained at The Plains with a Sunday chicken dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Fiske and their daughters Ruth Esther and Mary Louise and son Mark of Beaumont. Also Mr and Mrs Paul Rn Fiske of Lower Salem Ohio attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Seevers
the Plains
Charles Fiske
Ruth
Esther
Mary Louise
Mark
Beaumont
Paul Rn. Fiske
Lower Salem
Ohio
Stalder and Colver Visit Injured Jobinett in Athens
Mary and George Stalder and Blanche Colver of The Plains traveled to Athens on Sunday to visit Lester Jobinett who recently sustained multiple fractured ribs in an accident and is reported recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
George Stalder
Blanche Colver
the Plains
Athens
Lester Jobinett
Christmas Gathering at Ellis Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Minister hosted guests over Christmas at their Ellis Avenue home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver and son Donald of Xenia and Miss Lizzie Johnson of Dayton. Mr Weaver and son and Miss Johnson returned home while Mrs Weaver stayed in Chauncey with the Minister family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Frank Weaver
Donald
Xenia
Lizzie Johnson
Dayton
Mr. Weaver
Miss Johnson
Uncle in serious condition after illness in Beckett
Mrs. Harvey Courtney and her son Gilbert drove to Beckett today when they learned their farmers uncle Wallace Birge is seriously ill with blood poisoning. Birge, formerly of Chauncey, broke his hip months ago and is well known to local residents with many relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Courtney
Gilbert
Beckett
Wallace Birge
Birge
Chauncey
New Year Watch Meeting At The Plains Church
A New Year watch meeting replaces the regular prayer gathering at The Plains church Wednesday evening. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains Church
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents host relatives and travelers over the weekend. Floyd Nye and family visited Mrs. Nye’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Co. M. Higgins in White Hall while Walter Spears returned to Madison West Virginia for work. Mrs. Henry Osborne visited relatives near Coolville. Mrs. Frank Millington and children in Columbus with her parents. James Nye plans a holiday visit to Charleston West Virginia with cousin Mrs. Selah Nye Guthrie and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Floyd Nye
Kenneth
Robert
Ohio U Faculty Member a Writer
Dr. Hiram Roy Wilson, professor of English at Ohio University, contributes a substantial article to The Classical Journal titled Greek and Latin in Relation to the Appreciation of English Poetry. The piece appears in the same issue as work by Dr. Gon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Roy Wilson
Ohio University
Gon
Chauncey Minstrels Ready for Two Nite Shows
The Chauncey Minstrels prepare for their annual minstrel with performances tonight and Tuesday night at the Chauncey Globe Theatre. Ticket sales are robust and organizers expect full houses on both evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Minstrels
Chauncey
Chauncey Globe Theatre
Resumes School Work
Miss Bernice Sanders of Millfield, a Columbus schools teacher, has returned to employment after a brief visit with her father Ray Sanders and relatives in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Sanders
Millfield
Columbus
Ray Sanders
Mrs S D Jackson Undergoes Facial Tumor Removal
Mrs S D Jackson of Chauncey is in Grant hospital Columbus after an operation Saturday to remove a facial tumor. More than a year ago she had a similar operation at the Shelterin g Arms hospital in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Jackson
Chauncey
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Jackson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athen
COMIM AND GOINGS AT THE PLAINS
Mrs. Leslie Coon and family Mrs. William Channell of a Mains were weekend visitors to Mr. Jones in Orbiston. Floyd Linscott and son Char of The Plains were Sunday guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs A M Linscott. Nelsonville was also noted as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burat McClain
the Plains
Ralph Channel
Elizabeth
Canaonville
William Channell
Hershal Goodson
South Bend
Ind
Ida Campbell
The
Mains
Charles Campbell
Stewart
Clark West
Harvey Frye
Lower Plains
Grace Williams
Murray City
Earl Sheieves
Charles Crabtree
Samuel Mitchell
Columbus
Leslie Coon
Jones
Orbiston
Floyd Linscott
Char
Rs. A. M. Linscott
Nutton Named Superintendent of Naval Academy at Annapolis
Annapolis Rear Admiral Louis M. Nutton, born in Winchester Virginia, is appointed to succeed Rear Admiral Wilson as superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis upon Wilson’s retirement February 25, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Nutton
Winchester
Wilson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Prominent Contributors Named from Columbia and Harvard
Zales Lodge of Columbia University and Dr. E K Rand of Harvard University are highlighted as notable contributors in the article. The piece emphasizes their roles and impact within their respective institutions and fields.
Market advances across sectors as oils and metals lead gains
NY stock and commodities markets opened with bullish strength led by oils copper and steel shares. Radio Corporation Universal Pipe Famous Flayers and American Steel Foundries among leaders as call money sinks to four percent and futures rise on strong productive plant output. Reports from Chicago and Cleveland show cattle, hogs, and produce prices firm with steady to higher tones. livestock receipts remain robust and pork bellies command buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
York
Orward
Radio Corporation
Universal Pipe
Famous Flayers
American Steel
William Green Chosen to Succeed Samuel M Gompers
Hugh Green of Coshocton proudly claims his son William as the successor to the late Samuel M Gompers. The 89 year old father lives with Hugh Jr and Miss Mary Green in the cottage where William was born, praising Billy as his boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Green
Coshocton
William
Samuel M. Gompers
Billy
Green
Hugh Jr
Miss Mary Green
Athens youths enjoy rare river skating feast
Amid a Christmas holiday scene in Athens the youths savor unusually good skating as the Hocking River freezes, the first sturdy winter conditions since 1917–18. Cider and coal concerns drift in the background as local residents celebrate the frozen water and seasonal joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Market Receipts and Prices From Cincinnati Markets Column
Receipts and bid prices for cattle calves stockers and butchers soy pork prices for poultry eggs and potatoes across Cincinnati markets. Cattle good to choice steers and calves strong to good. lambs steady. poultry prices for fowls roosters broilers ducks and eggs listed. potatoes at 2.00 per bushel with a listed range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eas
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ohio
York
Sry
Cincinnate
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Amenville
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