Local Social Roundup From The Plains Area
The Plains area hosts and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Almer Bingmes of Athens with Mrs. Janet Channel and daughter Othela visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer and Floride Shafer. Benton Potts travels to Murray City for his sister Mrs. John Whetstone’s illness. Floride Shafer visits Miss Dorothy Pali at Lower Plaing. The McHerogs spend weekend in Athens with W. E. Herrick and Mrs. Elmer Coon visits The Pisias. Mrs. Warren Roush of Athens, Getardey, and others are noted as visiting New Pittish, with further relatives at The Pisines and The Nicholses’ home.
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the Plains
Almer Bingmes
Athens
Janet Channel
Othela
John Shafer
Floride
Benton Potts
the Plaine
Murray City
John Whetstone
Floride Shafer
Dorothy Pali
Lower Plaing
Mes
Russell McHerg
W. E. Herrick
Elmer Coon
Pisias
Warren Roush
Getardey
New Pittish
Scott
New Mareh- Meld
Oscar Knowlton
Pisines
G. Nichols
Pocahontas Lodge Hosts Birthday Surprise in Chauncey
About seventy five Pocahontas lodge members and guests gathered at the Sickles home in Chauncey on a Saturday evening to celebrate the birthdays of the host Oscar Sickles and their niece Louise Tippie. The event featured games music and dancing with ice cream cake and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Oscar Sickles
Trimble
Pocahontas Lodge
Louise Tippie
Sickles
L. &. Wood
I. E. Boudinot
William Cole
Helen
Doris Cole
Edw. Wade
Emma Tracy
Millfield
H. H. Fippie
Wm. Dowdy
P. Dilly
P. Juniper
Elmer Tippie
Charles Tippie
Luneford
Fred Miller
Mrs. Collins
Lizzie Johnston
Dema Hill
Flo Dowdy
Mary Lunsford
Haith McGee
Narcy Welling
Irene Golding
Maggie Jewell
Louise Tip
Honors Daughter with Party Here
Arthur Coon hosted a Saturday afternoon party at her Plains home for her daughter Doris fourth birthday. Ten guests attended including Marjorie Knowton Albany Richard Scott New Marshfield Bernita Dorothy Nellie Frye Marion Betty Guseman Goldie Woodyard and several Nichols Knowlton and Scott family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coon
the Plains
Doris
Coon
Marjorie Knowton
Albany
Richard Scott
New Marshfield
Bernita
Dorothy
Nellie Frye
Marion
Betty Guseman
Goldie Woodyard
W. C. Nichols
G. G. Nichols
Oscar Knowlton
Sam Scott
Dinner at Chauncet Hosts Guests From New Lexington
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Daugherty entertained guests at a Sunday dinner in Chauncet. Companions included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feigley and son Homer and Miss Emma Coots, all of New Lexington.
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Chauncet
Charles A. Daugherty
Sam Feigley
Homer
Emma Coots
New Lexington
Krivisti Wedding Held at Saint Paula’s Church
Krivisti couple celebrated at eight thirty Saturday morning with Rev Fr Byrnes officiating. Attendants included Miss Mary Gusty and best man Joe Krivisti. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the bride’s parents’ home The Plains. The couple plans to reside in Athens after visiting Columbus.
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Terrel
Plains
Michael Krivisti
Columbus
Athens
James Terrel
Edward Terrell
Marold
Gerald
Agnes
Ellen
Dave Powers
Chauncey
Friend Love
Thelma North
Sand Run
Arthur Wilson
Arthur Coon
the Plaina
First Christian Church Legal Womens Bible Class Meets
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Legal Womens Bible class will be held at Mrs. Guy Gardner's High Street home. President Mrs. Guy Brookins will preside and Mrs. Karl Gardner will lead the program. All church women are invited.
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Chauncey
Legal Womens' Bible Class
First Christian Church
Guy Gardner
High Street
Guy Brookins
Karl Gardner
Wedding in Chillicothe Unites Miss Duffy and Mr Timmons
The wedding of Miss Duffy of Chillicothe and Lord Timmons of Ray Ohio occurred Saturday afternoon in Chillicothe. The bride, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A Z Duffy and former Green's Run resident, will reside in Ray with her husband.
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Hllicothe Chaunc
Ia Duffy
Chil Hcothe
Timmons
Ray
Ohio
Chilicothe
A. Z. Duffy
Green's Run and Vicinity
Visit in New Haven Chauncey Feb 23
A brief social note reports Chauncey visiting New Haven on February 23 with a party note.
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New Haven
Chauncey
Linscott Family Visited New Haven For Entertainment
Mr and Mrs Fred Linscott and their son Charles joined Mrs Lucy Surgeon Mrs Charles Keaton from The Plains and Mrs Vivian Moore of Athens in New Haven W Va Sunday for a hosted gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Linscott
Charles
Lucy Surgeon
Charles Keaton
the Plains
Vivian Moore
Athens
New Haven
W. Va
William Edwards
Plains Social News Highlights
Mrs Charles Osey and Mr Lew Eberly of Nelsonville spent Sunday at The Plains as guests of Rural and Mrs McClain. Mr and Mrs William Stalder of The Plains visited friends in Lancaster. Lewis Jones returned home in Orbiston after a visit at The Plains with his daughters. The Plains community attended the Terrel and Krivisti wedding at St Pauls church. Rev G W Appleman of Allensville preached at Nazcrine church in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Charles Osey
Lew Eberly
Nelsonville
the Plains
Rural McClain
William Stalder
Lancaster
Lewis Jones
Orbiston
St. Pauls’ Church
G. W. Apple
Chauncey Area Figures In Busy Weekend Visits
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives across the region. Mrs. Clarence Hillyer and Mrs. Henry Hahay of Athens stayed with Mrs. Etta Schoonover. Lee Schoonover and family visited parents in Columbus. Several Chauncey families, The Plains and May Avenue hosts entertained guests, while Dyer Mitchell returned from Chillicothe where Rev. C. D. Overly remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence Hillyer
Longastreth
Henry Hahay
Athens
Etta Schoonover
Lee Schoonover
Columbus
W. A. Temple
Misses Avernell
Lois Day
Lennie Preston
the Plains
Dyer Mitchell
May Avenue
Chillicothe
C. D. Overly
Billy
Levi West
Edward
Naomi
Thomas Wade
Elmer Vanhorn
J. E. Syx
Edna Mae
Flora
Floodwood
Ben Syx
Francis McNutt
Marshal McNutt
Greens’ Run
Fred Terrel
Mel
Emery Terrel
Hocking
Beaumont
Parent-Teacher Play Postponed By Illness Of Director
Glouster February 24 TheParent-Teacher play at the opera house is postponed to Friday evening due to Miss Mariada Huffaker illness. Huffaker from Atlanta Ga directed the production and also plays a leading role. Officials regret the delay but see no alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mariada Huffaker
Atlanta
Miss Huffaker
Deputy to Speak to Pythian Sisters
White Rose Temple No 92 Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday night in Glouster District Deputy Winnifred Skia More of Middleport will attend. All members are asked to attend as there will be business of importance to transact.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Winnifred Skiamore
Middleport
Meeting Tonight At Thea Chapter 0 E to Discuss Work
There will be no degree work at the meeting tonight. At the March 30 meeting, however, there will be work in this order.
Superintendent Dillon Attends NEA Convention in Cincinnati
Glouster school head John Dillon travels to Cincinnati for the National Education Association of School Superintendents convention. The event runs through Thursday as meetings wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Glouster
Cincinnati
National Educational Association of School Superintendents
Miss Mabel LeFever Visit Reported in Columbus Row
Miss Mabel LeFever of the Office Training School at Columbus spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Ad LeFever in this city during a recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel LeFever
Columbus
Gundey
Ad LeFever
Equipment Ready at Corning Road Work Site
Glouster Feb 24 Equipment belonging to Eb ersbach of Pomeroy is being unloaded at Corning for grading and bridge work on the Perry county section of the Corning Glouster road. Company houses near mine 26 south of Corning are leased for the employer’s use saving camp costs. Siding at mine 26 will be prepared to unload material and equipment for the project.
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Glouster
Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Corning
Perry County
Corning-Glouster
Mine 26
Gieuster Dancing Club Holds Third This Season
The Gieuster Dancing club hosted its third dance of the season Monday evening with a good attendance, continuing a series of popular events this season.
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Gieuster Dancing Club
Prominent Mrs Anna Vercoe Weds Burial Plans in Glouster
The body of Mrs. Anna Vercoe 78 formerly of this city who died Monday in Clarkeburg West Virginia was brought to Glouster today. She is taken to the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Vercoe in Urbancrest. Funeral services are expected Wednesday at 2 PM at the M E B church with Reverend Turner and Reverend Frampton officiating. Burial will be in the Glouster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jerushy
Globe Theater
Donald Figgins
Fish
Jerushy Fish
E. M. Garrett
Hiram Fish
Clarence Hoskins
Gladys Williamson
Gil Popkins
Charles Bradfield
Bill Barker
Ruth Anderson
Bill
Eilele
Mildred Pendergrass
Stelly Bille Snapper
Roy Pendergrass
Miss Snapper
Lenore Ho
Glouster
Anna Vercoe
Clarkeburg
W. Va
Arthur Vercoe
Urbancrest
M. EB
Turner
Frampton
Divattor
Church of Christ
Giouster
Washington's Birthday Observed By City Businesses And Mines
Several city stores closed at noon Monday in honor of Washington's birthday after a Saturday night meeting. The day is a holiday for mine workers with all mines idle. A Gloucester Fire Department financial report contained an error crediting a dollar to the wrong party. a later contribution added one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glouster
A. H. Chute
Thomas Parks
Moose Club to Host Mixed Dance February 28
Rainbow Division No. 25 of the Loyal Order of Moose will hold a mixed dance in the Moose Hall on Saturday evening February 28. Gents admission one dollar and ladies twenty five cents.
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Rainbow Division No
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted as Strength Getter
Advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure for weakness from flu or grippe. It claims 60 tablets cost 60 cents and reassure relief and digestion aid, with a money back guarantee if not helpful. Cline Pharmacy, McKee Drug, and other druggists stock the product nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
America
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoy's
Palmer family visitors spend weekend in amusement at Athens
Mrs C BE Palmer and daughters Miss Honor and Eileen of the city along with Mrs James Smith of Trimble route 1 visited relatives at Athens and Union. Mr and Mrs John Sweeney Jr and their son Malcolm drove to Columbus and spent the day with Mr and Mrs James Hyllard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Be, Palmer
Miss Honor
Eileen
This City
James Smith
Trimble
Athens
Union
John Sweeney, Jr
Malcolm
Columbus
James Hyllard
Newark Guest Cephas Wagner Visits Balderson Family
Cephas Wagner of Newark was the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Balderson and other relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephas Wagner
Newark
W. R. Balderson
Andrews trades Front Street property in swap deal
L. R. Andrews, who bought the Charles Parks property on Front Street, has exchanged it with L. L. Robinett for the latter’s Front Street property. A brick garage will be erected on the Robinett site for C. A. Daugherty’s Dodge car agency in this city.
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L. R. Andrews
Charles Parks
Front Street
L. L. Robinett
Robinett
Cc. A. Daugherty
Dodge
Sullivan Maxwell Informed of Lawrence England’s Death
Sullivan Maxwell went to Mc Arthur Saturday where he was called by the death of Lawrence England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Maxwell
McArthur
Lawrence England
Stahl Tours Columbus on business
W. H. Stahl spends the day in Columbus on business, meeting local contacts and inspecting facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stahl
Columbus
Rogers Eiec tric Co. manager at Columbus radio show
H A Rogers of the Rogers Electric Co. is spending a few days in Columbus for the radio show. A J Craig left Saturday for Chillicothe to visit an old friend, Rev. Overly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Rogers
The
Rogers Eiectric Co
Columbus
A. J. Craig
Chillicothe
Rev. Overly
Trade Balances Against Ireland Show Increases
Dublin reports Free State trade and shipping returns through November. Exports total 44,617,186 pounds while imports reach 60,857,803 pounds, yielding an adverse balance of 16,260,000 pounds for eleven months, about 18,000,000 pounds annually.
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Dublin
Free States
Ireland
Free State
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Neuritis Pain
Neuritis may affect one nerve or many and cause pain and swelling. Pharmacists report Joint-Ease as a fast penetrating rub that absorbs quickly, loosening stiff joints and reducing swelling. Thousands of tubes sold daily at 60 cents, via Cline Pharmacy Co. or any local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Co
Trade imbalances outline Free State and Britain deficits
The article notes a Free State trade balance with 15,000 600 sterling per year and sizable invisible income from dividends and securities abroad. It cites estimated 10 million pounds in invisible exports and reports US trade remains weak. Britain’s deficit rose from 180 million to 344 million pounds, while the Free State’s deficit stands at 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
Freetate
United States
Britain
Irish Sea
Tragic double death at Miniature Lamp plant
Royal J. Ridgeway, superintendent of the Miniature Lamp company, died suddenly in his office. Moments after the news reached his wife at home she collapsed and died, marking a shocking double tragedy in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Royal J. Ridgeway
The
Miniature Lamp Company
Ridgeway
Navy plans defense ship modernizations and new vessels
The deficiency appropriation bill sent to the House on February 24 requests thirty million dollars for modernizing six battleships converting two ships into airplane carriers and building two cruisers and six gunboats.
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Washington
Two House Members Reprimanded for Drinking
Speaker Silver announced privately reprimanding two House members for intoxication after a quiet inquiry by the reform group. Names were not revealed and the reprimands followed reports of drinking by lawmakers in the House chamber during a party. Silver called the matter a closed incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Silver
Harmless aspirin gargle recipe from Bayer note
Dissolve two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoons of water to gargle throat. Gargle thoroughly and repeat every two hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer Tablets with the Bayer Cross, available in tin boxes of twelve for a low price.
A Neat and Dainty Morning Frock Pattern
A gingham dress pattern in six sizes from 34 to 44 inches bust. The design suits linen, percale, ratine or crepe and includes pocket and cuff facings. Requires 6 1/2 yards of 27 inch plaid gingham and % yard of fabric for trim. Pattern mailed to address upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaness
Me Pier
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Affair
Pocohontas
Sickles Home
Glouster News
Bowne
Bloomfield
W. J
Lear
Athens Jewelers
Messenger
Lawhead
the Messenger Printery
Chris Weaver
Summit County
Donahey
New York
Micharel J. Sullivan
Bronx
Taylor
Sullivan
Vicks Is
Vicks
Vicks Quan
Mason Jans
Useo Yeaaty
Oliver
Kerr Hardware
Arcola
Poot Heating and Plumbing
Alerican Radeneor Company
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