Local Births and Obituaries Highlight Community News
Announces birth of a son February 1 to Mr. and Mrs. F B Scott of 174 East Mill street and a daughter to Captain and Mrs. J T Stinchcomb of Culver Indiana. Also reports the death of George E Whipple at 70 in Columbus with funeral plans, and a goiter operation for Mrs E P Miller plus several visits, social meetings, and guests at Amesville and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F .B. Scott
East Mill Street
J. T. Stinchcomb
Culver
Ind
Athens
Stinchecomb
Rafael R. Johnson
J. D. Ledlie
Nelsonville
Sid Sherrard
East State Street
Mrs. Ledlie
Mr. Ledlie
D. Duncan
North Cemetery Street
Central School PTA meeting highlights strong turnout and program
The Thursday night PTA program at Central School pleased a large audience of patrons and friends. Speakers included Dr Matheny Mr Gullum Dr L G Bean and Mr A B Roe who stressed education value and national welfare. musical numbers by Maude Skidmore Angella Woods Robinett Thelma Bingman with Miss Spring and a violin solo preceded a social hour with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Central School
L. R. Bennett
Matheny
Gullum
Maude Skidmore
Angella Woods
Robinett
Miss McKibben
Thelma Bingman
Miss Spring
Ohio Music Student Praised Miss Nora Altwater
Miss Altwater, Newport, heard by 1000 at Central Christian Church in Youngstown as the Ohio University public school music alumna gains praise. The Vindicator notes her Girls Glee Club popularity in Athens and Columbus and her voice culture study with Mrs. Clara D. Thompson. She teaches in Austin town schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nora
Altwater
Central Christian Church of
Youngstown
Athens
Ohio University
Girls Glee Club
Columbus
Deshler
Miss Altwater
Clara D. Thompson
Newport
Austintown
City Federation Meeting To Discuss Athens Beautification
The City Federation will meet Monday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss civic work for a more beautiful Athens. The Board of Directors convenes at 1 30 p m with the program at 2 pm. Reports from committees of the past three months will be presented and new committee appointments made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Interesting Session of Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E church held a Friday meeting with devotional by Mrs C A Daugherty and a talk by Mrs C D Hopkins on Islam and Christian support. Founders Day marks 53 years since Tremont church Boston 1861 and will be celebrated next month with a program. Mrs D Sayre spoke on early work and founding efforts. next meeting set for Friday March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. FE
C. A. Daugherty
C. D. Hopkins
W. S. Slutz
Tremont Church
Boston
Holding Two as Suspects in the Crafton Robbery
Two suspects tied to the Crafton bank robbery in Pittsburgh suburbs were arrested in Cleveland. Police hold one man with a Cleveland address while the other’s home address is unknown as they are questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crafton
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Ford Takes Over Lincoln Outfit
Henry Ford today bought the properties of the Lincoln Motors Corp at a receiver sale for 8 million dollars. Two other bidders declined to exceed the price, Ford’s bid being accepted as the first offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford Today
Lincoln Motors Com
Ford
Stock Market Totals In New York On Feb 4
NEIAR HALF MILLION NEW YORK February 4 reports total stock sales 492,809 shares with bonds at 9,163,900. For the week, stock sales reach 3,252,000 shares and bonds totaling 74,834,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEIAR
New York
Haydenville Social News and Local Mentions
Mrs Elmer Locke and Mrs Ed Brickley hosted the Ladies of the Foreign Missionary Society at the Locke home with Mrs Wes Woetz leading the meeting. The coal mine is idle. Various residents were noted visiting family and attending business in Murray City Nelsonville Logan Pittsburg and other nearby towns. Revival plans at the M E church were hinted for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Locke
Ed Brickley
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Locke
Wes Woetz
F. E. Stuble
Murray City
M. E
William Waugh
Porter Waugh
Claude Keinne
Sam
Charles Jacobs
T. D. Brown
Pittsburg
Governor Small Trial Date Set for March 6
Waukegan Illinois February 4 Governor Len Small will face trial in circuit court on March 6 charged with conspiracy to embezzle 835000 state funds. Judge Edwards fixed the date and ordered panels of 50 jurors for the first and second trial days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Len Small
Iinois
Edwards
England to Put Destroyers Out of Commission
London February 4 The Admiralty announced under naval retrenchment policy that the local defense flotilla will be abolished on April 1. About 25 destroyers with their crews will be removed from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Powers agree to international board of reference in China
Washington reports that after approving two Chinese treaties the world powers agree to establish an international board of reference in China to which disputes among the powers can be referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cina
International Board of Reference
Attendance Records at Factory Rural School
February 4 report lists sixth to eighth graders with perfect attendance for the semester and January. Read among them: girls Jessie Dicken Dorothy Beebe Margery Way Mary Brickles Carrie Trout Claris Beebe Zada Lee Mabel Joseph Belva Rowan Pauline Riley. boys Ralph Joseph Roscoe Brickles Charles Benedum Glenn Benedum Kenneth Benedum Edward Coon Pearl West Victor Tucker Emerson Ball Carlos Cowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Joseph
Belva Rowan
Carrie Trout
Ralph Joseph
Roscoe Brickles
Charles Benedum
Glenn Benedum
Kenneth Benedum
Edward Coon
Pearl West
Victor Tucker
Emerson Ball
Carlos Cowen
Doctor Pierce Anuric touted for kidney relief and rheumatism
Anuric tablets are advertised as a remedy for uric acid buildup causing back pain, urging water intake and kidney health. A testimonial from Ohio mentions relief after 3 to 4 weeks. Also notes Mount Union college hiring John Thorpe as football coach succeeding Eddie Casey. announcement from Mount Union athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Harry
Sutton
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
MT. Union Alliance
John
Jack) Thorpe
Cleveland
East High
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Mount Union
the Athletic Association
Three US foreign relations issues stir Congress in February
A Cochran resolution opposes any outside limit on military size, a Rauson pledge backs Philippine independence in one year, and Rainey proposes appointing an ambassador to the Irish Free State to open diplomatic relations with the new country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Congress
Rawson
Mississippi
Phillippines
John W. Rainey
Ilinois
Irish Free State
Building Trades Set To Negotiate New Wage Scale
Cleveland February 4 leaders from various trades and employers agreed to meet separately to negotiate a new wage scale to replace the current one accepted last year after months of tie ups and arbitration. Settlement of the wage scale is expected to trigger peak building activity unseen since pre war times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Zanesville Mills to Open Sunday
ZANESVILLE O Feb 4 Approximately 500 men will be put to work Sunday midnight at the American Rolling Mill as nine mills resume operations for at least three weeks. The steel market is brighter and the plant is expected to run continuously at capacity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
American Rolling Mill
Cleveland Bishop to attend Rome congress in May
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of the Cleveland diocese will travel to Rome in May to take part in an international congress, announced at the Cathedral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Rome
Local Notes From Circle Hill and Nearby Towns
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hook shows improvement after a severe burn from last week Rosie Windle and Joe Wycuff attended church at Circle Hill Wednesday night Miss Nellie Mable Tipton and Miss Louise Cornell went to a Deanville dance Saturday night Mrs Charles Barnhart was a business caller in Athens Thursday Mrs Bessie Hook visited Mrs Hughes in Floodwood Tuesday Lewis and Hattie Windle attended the funeral of Mr George Wade of Buchtel on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hook
Rosie Windle
Joe Wycuff
Circle Hill
Nellie
Mable ‘Tipton
Louise Cornell
Deanville
Charles Barnhart
Athens
Bessie Hook
Hughes
Floodwood
Lewis
Hattie Windle
George Wade
Buchtel
Murray brothers held in major Zanesville liquor raid
Harry and Ralph Murray, brothers, were arrested in Zanesville after a police raid at Harry Murray’s home. The seizure described as the largest liquor haul in the city’s raid history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Harry
Ralph Murray
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter Blackstone
Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter Blackstone widow of Dr Thomas Blackstone died Friday at her Circleville home. Funeral services are Monday at 2 30 PM with interment in Circleville. Born April 10 1843 in Athens she was daughter of Cephas and Maria Hawkes Carpenter. She was past grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star and active in missionary work. Niece C W Gullette of Athens and nephew James Weidman of Maplewood Drive are named relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carpenter Blackstone
Thomas Blackstone
Circleville
Blackstone
Athens
Cephas
Maria Theresa Hawkes Carpenter
Order of Eastern Star
C.W. Gullette
James Weidman
Maplewood Drive
New Marshfield church advances plans for February meeting
Local M. P. church groups hold a Wednesday business meeting at Mrs. William Nanna home arranging a program for the regular monthly gathering set for February 25 at Mr. and Mrs. George Mace residence. Rev Lee to preach next Sunday night at the M P church. Ledger notes various social visits and upcoming events across New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
William Nanna
George Mace
H. B. Stright
M. P. Church
E. L. Wilson
Edwin Sickles
Ida McLain
Mineral
Arch Knowlton
J. P. Daniel Hawk
Sickles
George Sickles
Knowlton
Marion McLain
Guy L. Carr
Jeffersonville
R. H. Dorn
Ida Allison
Athens
P. G. Dowler
J. H. Dowler
H. T. Dewees
Columbus
Clifton Swaim
Harry Hawk
Guy Burkett
Donald Clutter
Akron
John Smith
Res Hawk
Marietta
Lafe Hawk
Frank Hamilton
R. Hysell
W. M. Dixon
Richard
Frank Stewart
H. H. Herron
Obituary for Hannah Welch longtime Washington County resident
Mrs. Hannah Welch born in Washington county Ohio in 1830s departed January 33 1922 at age 87 years 5 months 1 day. She married Peter Welch in 1852 producing 13 children and leaves 140 descendants including 10 children 67 grandchildren and 63 great grandchildren. She lived with her eldest son John Welch Jr for 10 years and joined M E Church in 1872 later U B Church. Her faith and healthful life sustained her until a final illness. The article notes the family faced creditors over the last year and closes with a religious verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Welch
Washington County
Ohio
Peter Welch
John Welch, Jr
M. E. Church
Welch Chirdl
U. B. Church
Christ
Creditors Most Interested In Your Work Beyond Family
An old proverb notes that creditors show the most interest in your work besides family. It highlights financial pressures and the enduring relevance of debt in everyday life.
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Nadine Johnson
Helen Karns
Hotel Berry
Mollie Pierce
C. J. van Valey
Walton
W. Va
W. Thomas Edmundson
Amesville
van Valey
Womans Benefit Association of the Maccabees
King’s Heralds
D. R. Zenner
Lloyd T. Dailey
Oscar Fulton
Pi Beta Phi
George E. Whipple
E. P. Miller
James Grant
F. W. Bush
H.L. Jones
W. W. Ackley
Maxwell Bros
S. Court St
Cline
Lincoln
F. L. Junod
Court and
Carpenter Streets
Res
Mr.w. E. Moler
Chevrolet
Andod 17
Cty
Vilage
Haydenville
Illinois
England
Destroyers
Mantahi
FaSe
A. O. Haywood
Keenan
Senger
Rey ’ S
Rey
Lash
Zanesville Mills
Tex Reckard
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Anna Hess
Rickard
Alice Ruck
Glen Ebon
New Marshfield
H. Planten & Son
Brooklyn
Pei
M. D. Hughes
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
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