Local Society Notes and Births in Columbus Area
The Pythian Sisters meet at 7 PM. Mrs. Mary Richards hosts Current Events at 7 30 PM. A son, George Leslie Michael, born Feb 11 to Mr. and Mrs Arthur E. Michael. Mrs. Bert Daugherty recovering from flu and pneumonia. Mrs. B F Achauer returns home after visit with sister in law. Dr and Mrs J C Jones and daughter Aleta visit over weekend. Pallas Club marks 25th anniversary with hostess Mrs L G Worstell at 2 20 PM Saturday. Mrs Parker Carpenter and daughter Raymond Walter attend funeral of Weldon Postle in Columbus. C B Beverage takes bookkeeper job at Hocking Mining Co near Carbondale.
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Mary Richards
Race Street
Current
Parker Carpenter
Raymond Walter
Columbus
Weldon Postle
Injury recap from icy wreck leaves Mrs. Hill bruised
Mrs. Bert Hill of West Union street is convalescing after an automobile accident in icy weather. She sustained two fractured ribs and bruises about the body.
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Bert Hill
West Union Street
Nicholson Carpenters Linked to Hocking Valley Mine Supply
J C Nicholson a carpenter for the Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co of 21 Wolfe Street was taken to Logan for unknown reasons according to a fragmentary report.
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J. C. Nicholson
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
Wolfe Street
Logan
Noted illnesses and travel plans populate a busy community day
Noon surgery planned for appendicitis as Mr Nicholson falls ill Wednesday night. John N Cook accompanies him. Bylines follow: 8 S Humphrey tours Athens en route to Twin Falls Idaho visiting Coolville and New York City with Major C B Humphrey. En route to Idaho, Humphrey to stay with Henry Humphrey in St Louis. R O Williams and wife to be honored guests at Presbyterian church farewell as they depart February 17 for Coshocton. Event starts 7 30 p m with invitation extended to church and community friends.
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8. S. Humphrey
Athens
Twin Falls
Idaho
Coolville
New York City
Major C. B. Humphrey
Humphrey
Henry Humphrey
St. Louis
R. O. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Miss Ella West Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday at Home
Miss Ella West marked her 18th birthday Tuesday evening at 72 North Cemetery Street. Attendees included Margaret Pritchard Frances Cunningham Martha Watts Dorothy Fisher Verrice Wolfe Hester Edwards Gratia Stedman Edith Carter Lucile Wilda Hunter Maud Sanders Florence West Norman Sands Floyd Wolfe Lester Edwards Paul Fisk James Newman Otis Pritchard Leo Shields Owen Carmichael Glenn Pratt John Barkey Basil Buchanan Rev D L Browning Harold West Moffett West and H H West. A gold cross was presented to Miss West as a token of affection from friends.
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Ella West
North Cemetery Street
Margaret Pritchard
Frances Cunningham
Martha Watts
Dorothy Fisher
Verrice Wolfe
Hester Edwards
Gratia Stedman
Edith Carter
Lucile
Wilda Hunter
Maud Sanders
Florence
Messrs
Norman Sands
Floyd Wolfe
Lester Edwards
Paul Fisk
James Newman
Otis Pritchard
Leo Shields
Owen Carmichael
Glenn Pratt
John
Modoc Class Holds Taffy Pull at Master West Home
The Modoc Class of Central Avenue M E Sunday School enjoyed a taffy pull at Master Harold West’s home Thursday evening. Attendees included Edmond Miller Charles Tribe Clarence Marvin Maxwell Don Brown Alton Wolfe George Ashworth Frank Stedman Frank Cunningham Harold Brown and teacher Miss Maud Sanders. Guests were Mr and Mrs B H West Lucile Wilda Hunter Francis Cunningham Florence Ella and Moffett West.
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Modoc
Central Avenue M. E
Harold West
Edmond Miller
Charles Tribe
Clarence
Marvin Maxwell
Don Brown
Alton Wolfe
George Ashworth
Frank Stedman
Frank Cunningham
Harold Brown
Maud Sanders
B. H. West
Lucile
Wilda Hunter
Francis Cunningham
Florence
Ella
Moffett West
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meeting Held At Mrs Zenner Home
Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Zenner’s West State Street home. Mrs. Roe Zenner Mrs. Harry G Stalder and Miss Marguerite Carpenter of Albany hosted. Round Robin letters from out of town alumnae provided entertainment. A collation was served.
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Roe Zenner
Harry G. Stalder
Marguerite Carpenter
Albany
Pi Beta Phi
Mrs Rauch Honored At West Union Street Bridge Party
A social event Thursday evening honored Mrs Frank X Rauch who moved from Nelsonville to Athens. Mrs Edward C Schloss hosted at West Union street with seven tables of auction bridge and a luncheon, praised as one of the season’s prettiest. Out of town guests included Mrs Harry Bartlett of Toledo and Miss Catherine Tucker of Louisville Kentucky.
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Harry Bartlett
Toledo
Catherine Tucker
Louisville
U C D Club Hosts Valentine Chicken Dinner
Members of the U C D club enjoyed a chicken dinner and Valentine party at Mrs. William Armitage's home on West State street. The centerpiece featured double hearts in a circle and each member received a Valentine. The surprise centerpiece was sent by Mrs. J R Harvey who with Mr Harvey is wintering in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armitage
West State Street
J. R. Harvey
Harvey
South
Prominent Athens Citizen Praises Dreco Medicine
Mr. J. G. Moorman, a respected Athens decorator, reports rapid relief after taking Dreco. He describes nervous shock, swollen ankles, and rheumatic pain improving as digestion, sleep, and bowels normalize. Dreco touted as a herbal remedy from Cline Pharmacy expert Mr. Stout to explain benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moorman
Stout
Cline Pharmacy
Evangelist Moore Ill After Chill at Factory Church
Silas Moor evangelist who held services at the Factory church was seized by a serious chill while visiting a friend and could barely conduct exercises last evening. He is resting at his home in Zaleski to recuperate.
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Evangelist Moore
Silas Moor
Zaleski
League Council to Consider International Exchange
London Feb 18 The council of the League of Nations was to discuss the international exchange situation this afternoon and to call an international finance conference, authorities said.
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World Council
London
Council of the League of Nations
No Wonder Barrymore the Actor in Blue
News from Hempstead New York reports Lionel Barrymore’s country home was hit by thieves while he acted in Philadelphia. They raided the cellar stealing liquor valued at $10,000.
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Barrymore
New York
Lionel Barrymore
Hempstead
Philadelphia
Explorer Harold Nolce Probing Victoria Land Coast
Seattle report details Harold Nolce, former Stefansson crew member, trekking east along the northern continent margin with Eskimos. He aims for Hudson Bay civilization next summer, mapping unmapped Victoria Land coast and perhaps entering interior Victoria Land. Nolce relies on hunting, with few supplies, guided by Stefansson’s techniques.
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Seattle
Wash
Harold Nolce
Stefansson
Hudson Bay
Storker Storkerson
Eee
Noice
Victoria Land
Lane Noice
Read ing Gaol to be closed in London history note
Reading Goal will close with only five prisoners and none housed since the war began. Inmates have been moved to Oxford. The 70 year old building is famed as Oscar Wilde wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol and part of De Profundis there.
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London
Reading
Oxford
Oscar Wilde
Man grows money from potato plants in Harrisburg
Miles D. Fry of Harrisburg found a quarter among four potato tubers in his garden while checking the crop. He joked that if the vine had continued he might have yielded dollar bills by fall, highlighting an odd money crop claim from the garden tale.
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Harrisburg
Miles D. Fry
Fry
Uncle Sam
Service ends as Seventh division demobilizes in Junction City
Ex members of the Seventh division in Junction City Kansas are being demobilized as many re-enlist to re organized units. About 470 officers have been ordered to remain to command new formations with nearly half returning to their old units.
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Junction City
Kan
Seventh Division
Service
Notice to Public on Wife's Bills Issued
Public notice states author and wife are not responsible for any bills contracted by the wife. Arthur Willa Bufetel of O., dated February 10, 1930.
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Arthur Willa
Bueftel, O
Mrs John Love Dies After Illness at 62
Following a flu illness Mrs. John Love died at home on West Union street Thursday at 7 pm aged 62. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in West Union street cemetery. She is survived by her husband and eight children including Mrs. Carl Whitmore Charleston W Va Guy Love Miss May Love Columbus Mrs. Grace Freshour Hoyt Love Mrs. Hattie Hooper Mrs. Ted Parker and Eber Carpenter.
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John Love
West Union Street
Carl Whitmore
Charleston
W. Va
Guy Love
May Love
Columbus
Grace Freshour
Hattie Hooper
Hoyt Love
Ted Parker
Athens
Eber Carpenter
Byesville
William Wilkes Obituary Notice From Salem
William Wilkes a prosperous farmer of Salem died this noon at his home aged in the sixties. He is survived by his widow and children John at home Mrs D A Bardin George Athens Floyd Salem and Verity Fisher. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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William Wilkes
Salem
James Ralston Dies at 81 From Cerebral Hemorrhage
James A. Ralston, 81, died Thursday of a cerebral hemorrhage at Athens State hospital. Newsom-Walburn Co. undertakers sent the body to Cheshire for burial.
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James Ralston
James A. Ralston
Athens State Hospital
Cheshire
Newsom-Walburn Co
Phillip Cook Dies After Seven Days at Athens State Hospital
Phillip Cook aged 70 died after seven days of confinement at Athens State hospital. The body was shipped to Portsmouth for burial by Undertaker Baughman last night.
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Phillip Cook
Athens State Hospital
Portsmouth
Baughman
Athens Hi Girls Prep for Saturday Basketball Game
Athens High School girls basketball team trains hard for a Saturday night game. Coach Miss Schloss leads the squad with players Marian Bush Klingete ders and Rida W listed among the roster for the event.
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Athens Hi Girls
Athens High School
Miss Schloss
Marian Bush
Klingete Ders
Rida W
Athens High Faces West High In Final Basketball Showdown
Athens High prepares for the final game tonight at 6 45 against West High after a prior loss while Reinety and enoken s Black machine loom as the opponents. The team, weakened by illness, seeks a strong comeback in the tournament race.
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Athens High
Enoken
Ers
West High
North
Sta.ge
Pean Yeas
Peer Ce Ack Atetage
Ecameine Colternie
Compite
Wil Refacon
Participa
Nerves Treated Free a Local Health Service Offering
Fragmented OCR text describes a free nerve treatment service operated by a department in Elkhart Indiana. It mentions medical devices, possible heart irregularities, and a postal or address reference to Frenklin Street. The readable portion suggests public health outreach with unspecified dates or instructions.
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Frenklin
Elkhart
Ind
Baby Born with Teeth in Aurora Twin
Baby born to Mrs. Frank Thies in Aurora displays two molars on arrival. The twin, one of a pair, is noted for having teeth already as doctors record the birth date on February 13.
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Aurora
Frank Thies
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Jack Sweeney
Arthur E. Michael
George Leslie Michael
Bert Daugherty
Richland Avenue
B. F. Achauer of
Glouster
E. E. Aumiller
Mound Street
J. C. Jones
South Charleston
Aleta
Columbus School For Girls
L. V. Brown
The
Pallas Club
L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
C. B. Beverage
Hocking Mining Co
Carbondale
A. E. Moore
Nicholson
John N. Cook
Taffy
Emmet H. Cotton
Scurry’s
OPERA
Secial
Atchinson & Stickney Onest. Hoes
Ohio
Steve
Drego
Dreco
Signens
Hardd Noice
Easdward
Jessie Wilson
Secretary of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Echeel
Reading Gap
England
Cesar Wilde
Mrs
Mickey
Opera House
Tandard” Incubators
Wolfe Bros. Sthens
de Carettes
Cline Pharmacy Company
Packag
Ibe
Enek
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
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