Marriage of Etna Shafer and Max Young Surprises Friends
Miss Etna Shafer and Mr. Max Young wed in Covington Kentucky on November 11. The bride returns to work for Dr. John Sprague and the groom serves in the U S government at Camp Sherman Chillicothe. The bride’s father is George W Shafer of Woodard Avenue. She studied at Athens pol schools and Ohio university. Mrs. Young has worked as stenographer in Dr Sprague’s office for over two years. Mr. Young, a Mt. Sterling resident, is an Ohio University graduate and Phi Delta Theta member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Shafer
Max Young
Covington
John Sprague
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Young
M. George W. Shafer
Woodard Avenue
Athens Polic
Ohio University. &Gfor
Sprague
Mt. Sterling
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Winter Eggs By the Bushel Don Sung boosts hens' output
Mrs. W T Holselaw of N Vernon Indiana reports egg production rising from two eggs daily to 25 then 36 38 daily after using Don Sung. By February 17 she expects 45 to 50 eggs daily. The ad claims Don Sung improves laying organs and flock health, with a 30 day trial and money back guarantee. Burrell-Dugger Co Indianapolis markets it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
W. T. Holselaw
N. Vernon
Ind
Burrell-Dugger Company
Columbia Ridg
Indianapolis
New Year Party Entertained by Mr and Mrs Ford
Mr and Mrs C E Ford of 126 North Lancaster street hosted a New Year’s party. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Saylor, Mr and Mrs Max Young, Miss Edith Ford, Miss Margaret Ford, Miss Villa Van Dyke, Miss Gladge Van Dyke, Dr PD Scott Allen, Mr Arch Dunfee, Mr Phil Robinson, and Mr Harland Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ford
North
Lancaster Street
Guy Saylor
Max Young
Edith Ford
Margaret Ford
Villa van Dyke
Gladge van Dyke
PD. Scott Allen
Arch Dunfee
Phil Robinson
Harland Hartman
Birthday Gathering at Kimmeys Home
A group of friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Kimmey’s home to celebrate his birthday last evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Root and Billy, Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. King and Tom and Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. Ackley and Mary Louise, Gene, and Anna Mae. The evening featured music, games, and a bounteous supper in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kimmey
Kimmey
Austin Robison
Dewey Root
Billy
Baker
Jack King
Tom and
Catherine
Rex Ackley
Mary Louise
Gene
Anna Mae
Morrison family to Morgantown trip with Mrs Bean
Mrs. Clayton Morrison and children Virginia and Clayton Jr depart today for Morgantown West Virginia. Mrs. George Bean of 105 Franklin Avenue will join them in transfer. Mr Bean plans to follow later in the week for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Morrison
Virginia and
Clayton Jr
Morgantown
W. Va
George Bean
Franklin Avenue
Mr. Bean
Byerly Couple Welcome Son at East State Street Home
Mr and Mrs Harold Byerly of 92 East State Street announce the birth of a son born in January. The family asks for well wishes and notes the new arrival joins the household in the city.
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Harold Byerly
East State Street
Timmett H. Cotton Improves After Illness confinement
Friends note Mr. Timmett H. Cotton shows improved condition after several days at home due to illness. Local health status updates indicate steady recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmett H. Cotton
Van Dyke Family Return and Local New Hotel Proprietor
Mr and Mrs J S Van Dyke and son Parker Elmo return from a visit to brothers in Columbus and Lancaster where Roscoe Van Dyke, formerly of Cadiz, becomes owner of the Ohio hotel in Lancaster Frances Pauline Van Dyke visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Parker Snyder in Mineral during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. van Dyke
Parker Elmo
Mr. van Dyke
Orland van Dyke
Columbus
Roscoe van Dyke
Lancaster
Cadiz
Ohio Hotel
Frances Pauline
Parker Snyder
Mineral
Crow and Peoples Attend New Years Dance in Pomeroy
Mr Henry Crow and Miss Helen Peoples returned Tuesday from Pomeroy where they attended a New Years dance Monday night. Mr Crow was guest of his uncle Mr Tom Crow and Miss Peoples was entertained at the home of Judge Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crow
Helen Peoples
Pomeroy
Mr. Crow
Tom Crow
Miss Peoples
Judge Peoples
Morse Family To Return From Syracuse Visit
Mrs. W. H. Morse and daughters Marion and Eleanore will arrive home this evening from a visit in Syracuse New York. They travel with Mrs. Morse's uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morse
Marion
Eleanore
Syracuse
N. Y
W. L. Hinds
Sunday School Class Party at First M. E. Church
The Sunday School class and teacher Miss Jane Cooper at the First M. E. Church held a New Year party in the church parlors Monday evening. Games contests and a dainty lunch were enjoyed by the class and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Jane Cooper
Hobson Study Circle Hosts New Years Discussion
Mrs. B. T. Rees of 14 North Lancaster Street hosted the Hobson Study Circle on Tuesday evening. Roll call featured New Years quotations and Mrs. L. H. Blackwood led the program with an Atlantic Monthly article, Literature in College, followed by a lively discussion. Refreshments were served during a social hour. Guests included Mrs. I. P. McVay, Mrs. Alex Moore, Mrs. Emmett Parker, Mrs. H. L. Atkinson, Mrs. H. T. Lee, and Miss Mary Kaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Rees
Lancaster Street
Hobson
L. H. Blackwood
Atlantic Monthly
I. P. McVay
Alex Moore
Emmett Parker
H.L. Atkinson
H. T. Lee
Mary Kaler
Birth of Son for Rev Dabritz and Wife in Boston
Word arrives of the birth of a son, Robert Edward, to Rev. E. N. Dabritz and Alice Leech Dabritz on December 29 at a Boston hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward
E. N. Dabritz
Alice Leech
Boston
Mass
Ohio University Instructor Returns to Duties
Mr. Earl B. South an instructor in psychology at Ohio University who spent the college recess at Casstown his home has resumed his duties at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. South
Ohio University
Casstown
University
Mrs Joachim Confined by Nervous Prostration
Mrs. Theodore Joachim of 17 Woodland Avenue is confined to bed with nervous prostration and shows some improvement in her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Joachim
Woodland Avenue
Mr and Mrs Sauter Leave Athens Visitters
Mr and Mrs Frank Sauter depart for Buffalo New York after visiting his brothers John Frost and Albert Frost in Athens and her father Hiram Frost in Mineral since the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sauter
Buffalo, N. Y
John Frost
Albert Frost
Athens
Hiram Frost
Mineral
Sister of Cincinnati Woman Undergoes Surgery in Bethesda
Mrs. Frank Kinkead of Cincinnati underwent a surgical operation at Bethesda hospital on Tuesday. No further particulars were available. Mrs. Kinkead was a resident of Athens until five years ago, and is sister to Mrs. Charles Leighty of Richland Avenue.
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Charles Leighty
Richland Avenue
Frank Kinkead
Cincinnati
Bethesda Hospital
Kinkead
Athens
Mrs DeKort Back From Visit with Banks Family
Mrs. M A DeKort returns to Cleveland after a two week stay with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ed ward Banks at 87 Franklin Avenue. New Year guests include Mrs H C Skinner and son Tommy of Columbus. Mrs Skinner was formerly Miss Rozella Morris of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. DeKort
Cleveland
Edward Banks
Franklin Avenue
H. C. Skinner
Tommy
Columbus
Skinner
Rozella Morris
Glouster
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Parsonage This Thursday
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will hold their regular business session Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at the parsonage. The meeting is one of importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Central School PTA Meeting Postponed To A Later Date
The Central school Parent-Teacher association meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School Parent-Teacher Association
Maccabees Guard Team Suspends Practice Tonight
The guards of the Maccabees will not practice tonight as previously announced, altering the team’s schedule and training plan for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Maccabees
Jennings Family Returns From Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph P Jennings and son Moward Jennings arrived home Tuesday evening by motor from a several days stay in Columbus Mrs Jennings and son went for the week end and Mr Jennings joined them Sunday Mr and Mrs M F Hearn have returned home from a visit in Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Jennings
Moward Jennings
Columbus
Mrs. M. F. Hearn
Sandersons, Moler Idle Holidays Near Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanderson and family host relatives in Columbus over the holidays. Mr. P. G. Moler returns from a four month business trip in Boston and plans to stay until next week before joining his family at their Los Angeles winter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Moler
Boston
Mass
California
Los Angeles
Miss Bess Cole Returns Home From Martins Ferry Visit
Miss Bess M. Cole of Martins Ferry has returned to her home after being the holiday guest of Mrs M. Williams and family at 20 Manrch Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess M. Cole
Martinserry
M. Williams
Mnarch Street
Nelsonville residents travel for Stewart visit
Mr. J. J. Otis of Nelsonville and Mrs. FP. E. Shirley left today for a several days visit in Stewart with Otis's sister Mrs. J. J. Oliver. Miss Grace McGrath, who vacationed with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth McGrath, has returned to Chillicothe where she teaches art in city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Otis
Nelsonville
FP. E. Shirley
Stewart
J. J. Oliver
Grace McGrath
Elizabeth McGrath
Chiliicothe
Southeastern Ohio Poultry Show Sets Stage for 500 Membership Drive
The twelfth annual Southeastern Ohio Poultry show in Athens closed January 2 as the largest and best yet. H. Q. Atkins reports plans for a 500 member drive and a minimum 1,000 birds next winter with uniform all steel wit-cooping. Isaac F. Ash presides, Ira E. Nichols vice president, H. O. Atkins secretary treasurer. Directors named: Isaac E. Ash Dr J. R. Sprague H. J. McDonald C. E. Nichols Thor Olson. Out-of-town entries increased, Thor Olson winning grand sweepstakes among Athens entries. next year aims for even more external exhibitors.
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Southeastern Ohio Poultry Association
Athens
H. Q. Atkins
Atkins
Isaac F. Ash
Ira E. Nichols
H. O. Atkins
Southern Ohio Poultry Association
Isaac E. Ash
J. R. Sprague
H. J. McDonald
C. E. Nichols
Thor Olson
The Dangers of Pneumonia Warned in Cold Neglect
An ad cautions that ignoring a cold can lead to pneumonia and promotes Father John's Medicine. It claims energy boosting pure elements resist germs, gentle laxative action cleanses impurities, soothes breathing passages, and guarantees no alcohol or dangerous drugs. The product boasts sixty seven years in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Residents and visitors percolate through Columbia township
Ca ar D ente r Ca ar D ente r Armstead Mace and wife moved in their new home Monday. A. D. Morrison and family and John Rawlings and family spent Sunday with W. J. Suett and family. I. M. Suett visited David Caster and family Sunday. Elma Steward visited relatives at New Lexington last week. The schools of Columbia township resumed work Monday. J. H. Nichols and wife of Dyesville visited Harry Dudgeon and family Sunday. Guy C. Gisby and wife spent Sunday with J. W. Sisson and family. Miss Glennis Wilcox of Athens visited A. R. Caster and family last week. Harold Romine of Columbus spent the holidays with his parents, D. H. Romine and wife. Dr. Gore of West Virginia is here giving David Caster medical treatment. All are glad to note that Mr. Caster is improving in health. Fred Brooks and wife of Athens visited Grant Bobo and wife last John Fiadekin and Carl Ogden were Albany visitors Friday. Hollis Throckmorton of Ohio University at Athens spent the holiday vacation with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Suett
David Caster
Elma Steward
New Lexington
Columbia Township
J. H. Nichols
Dyesville
Harry Dudgeon
Guy C. Gisby
J. W. Sisson
Glennis Wilcox
Athens
A. R. Caster
Harold Romine
Columbus
D. H. Romine
Dr. Gore
West Virginia
Caster
Fred Brooks
Grant Bobo
John Fiadekin
Carl Ogden
Albany
Hollis Throckmorton
Ohio University At
Polish pianists plans disrupt Paderewski harmony
The Poles are out of harmony with Paderewski's plan to return to his piano, creating frictions over the artist's future path and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Bulgarian Herb Tea Promoted For Cold Relief
Physicians advise hot medicinal tea to stimulate circulation and purge waste poisons from the intestines. Bulgarian Herb Tea is touted as a reliable first aid to break up colds and prevent progression to influenza or pneumonia, with warnings against harsh drugs.
Local Residents Report Visitors and Guests
White Hall Mr and Mrs Adam Nigremerger and son John spent last Wednesday at F J Hooper and family. Jed Kern of Lorain visited his parents Mr and Mrs G H Kern over the holiday. Mack Braley and wife stayed several days with relatives in Wellston. Edna Moore visited Mr and Mrs Amos Driggs at Jackville last Thursday and Friday. Edwin Higgins of Athens visited his father D N Higgins and family. Dwihd Stout of Huntington W Va has been visiting G C Lawson and family. Mrs William Austin and daughter Evelyn of Athens spent Saturday night with Herbert Moore and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Nigremerger
John
F. J. Hooper
Jed Kern
Lorain
G. H. Kern
Mack Braley
Wellston
Edna Moore
Amos Driggs
Jackville
Edwin Higgins
Athens
D. N. Higgins
Dwihd Stout
Huntington
W. Va
G. C. Lawson
William Austin
Evelyn
Herbert Moore
Nellie Carpenter
Harlan
John Howard
Israel Linscott
Havel Linscott
Harvey Linscott
Joe Miner
Stacy Sayers
Pearl
Carrol Linscott
Coral Woolley
Jennie Kasler
D. S. Linscott
Harry
the Plains
Nelsonville
Gien
Don Linscott
Elizabeth Woolley
Lillian
Louise Linscott
Leota Linscott
Pearl Linscott
Harry Sweeter
Nellie
Emmett Linscott
Alan
Woolley
Lester Bryson
Bertha
Clarence Mitchell
Warren Easler Jr
Orlando Anderson
Pearl Kierns
Sarah Kierns
Audrey Kierns
Howard Brown
Trinscott
Herman Barnes
Eber Linscott
Will Written in Meat Market Pad Valid
Elizabeth New Jersey Samuel Kirshen a tailor fell violently ill in a local butcher shop. He dictated the terms of his will to the butcher who recorded it in his order book. Surrogate Coddington has ruled the will valid.
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Elizabeth, N. J
Samuel Kirshen
Coddington
Dublin workhouse to clothe paupers in first class suits
Members of the Dublin workhouse governing board decided that uniforms for inmates were degrading. They will now be provided with first class suits and collars and cuffs, signaling a shift in treatment and appearance for paupers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Broke His Vow After Health Miracle Promises
A man recounts eight years of stomach trouble and vows against medicine until he tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the remedy clears intestinal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it or money back. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Social Visit Roundup in Hooper Ridge and The Plains
Neighboring residents from Hooper Ridge The Plains and Nelsonville are noted in a series of visits and calls. Families including Linscotts Woolleys Kaslers and Keefers are mentioned with repeated Sunday and Friday social calling at homes and with relatives. The piece notes a funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Woolley and various cordial visits among extended families.
Local Notes From Mineral and Surrounding Areas
Mineral William Shingler of Mineral traveled to Wellston on Monday. Miss Edna Bobo returns to Athens to resume school. Ernest Fly and wife welcome a nine pound son. Henry Hibbard visited Athens Tuesday. G C Sickels family and Judwin Sickels visited A E Kennard Moonville Monday. Wood Freeman works at Bailey Run mines. Mabel Giffin and her sons visit Zaleski with Ruth and Edna Bobo Mineral. New Year's Revival ended last Thursday night. James Mullihan and son visited Mineral from Zaleski Monday. Henry Stephenson injured at mine last week Irvington Knowlton is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shingler
Mineral
Wellston
Edna Bobo
Athens
Ernest Fly
Henry Hibbard
G. C. Sickels
Lucille
Judwin Sickels
A. E. Kennard
Freighter Bretonia Feared Lost At Sea
Fears rise in shipping circles as the freighter Bretonia reported missing after departing St Pierre for New York. Wireless contact with the vessel has failed, and hope for communication dwindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preighter
Halifax
N. Y
Bretonia
St. Pierre
New York
The Woman Power of America
The article extols women entering many professions and politics and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with helping many women overcome headaches backache nervousness and ailments specific to women. It claims eight in ten twenty women benefit from the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia W. Pinkham
America
Visit Highlights From Carbon Hill Families In Ohio
Factory Mrs J R Dicken of Carbon Hill visited sons Worth and Bruce and families. Master Robert Ellis enjoyed holidays with Amesville relatives. Bobby praises Lem Donaldson’s impressive storytelling. Mrs John Vare visited, sold stock, staying with daughter and son-in-law Alex Westfall in Athens, may return to farm next spring. Freddy Ellis visited grandmother Mrs Will Hoisington and Columbus relatives during holidays. The camp of the Hocking Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dicken
Carbon Hill
Worth
Bruce
Robert Ellis
Amesville
Bobby
Lem Donaldson
John Vare
Alex Westfall
Athens
Freddy Ellis
Will Hoisington
Columbus
The
Hocking Power
Dickens place gang idle during holidays
The construction crew on the Dicken place has been nearly deserted for about a week as workers stayed home over the holidays. Florence Dicken, the two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Dicken, has been ill with croup but is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicken Place
Florence
W. E. Dicken
Europe’s Costly Discovery Compared With Modern Europe
A concise rumination notes that Europe spent 7200 to discover America, implying that today the continent would gain more from pursuing discoveries about modern Europe, suggesting a reallocation of exploration priorities.
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Europe
America
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Caar Denter
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A. D. Morrison
John Rawlings
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