Sailed from Sumatra to Paris then New York
Mrs FE Rose received a letter from her son and wife Major and Mrs Phillips R Rose who said they sailed from Sumatra and would be in Paris January 18 sailing for New York January 25 arriving in February. Charles Eberlin of Klamath Oregon stayed with his cousin Mrs F W Bush at The Beeches en route to Columbus. Mrs Russell W Finsterwald hosted a four table bridge party at Fenzel Flats. Mrs Lee E Dimond returned home from Columbus after a holiday with relatives and the Dodge Brothers dealers. Mrs D E Marquis and children Virginia Jane and John Lee returned to Logan after visiting Dr and Mrs H T Lee on North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Rose
Major
Phillips R. Rose
Sumatra
Paris
New York
Charles Eberlin
Klamath
Oregon
F. W. Bush
The
Beeches
Columbus
Russell W. Finsterwald
Fenzel Flats
D. E. Marquis
Virginia
Jane
John Lee
Logan
H. T. Lee
North Congress Street
Bartlett Family Leaves for Cleveland Trip
Mrs E M Bartlett and three children Dorthe Frank and Marion travel to Cleveland to visit her grandmother. Mr Bartlett remains in Grand Rapids on business. They will reunite in Worcester Mass. The family spent holidays with Mrs Bartletts parents at 45 Mound Street and hosted Vera Achauer of Gloucester the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bartlett
Dorthe
Frank
Marion
Cleveland
Bartlett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Worchester
Mass
Martzolff Class Plans Friday Evening Meeting
The Martzolff class will meet Friday evening at seven o'clock at the First M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
M. E
Brown family heads to Piqua for winter with relatives
Mr and Mrs W H Brown travel to Piqua to spend the rest of winter with their daughter Edwin Olson. W S Shepherd goes to Cleveland after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs D R Zenner in West State street. Prof and Mrs Lester Hayman and daughter Alice Margaret depart for Morgantown West Virginia. Mrs Hayman and daughter joined by Prof Hayman for holidays after visits with Dr and Mrs E H Hayman in Murray City and Mr and Mrs B A Bennett in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. H. Brown
Piqua
Edwin Olson
W.S. Shepherd
Wednesay
Cleveland
D. R. Zenner
West State Street
Lester Hayman
Alice Margaret
Morgantown
W.va
Hayman
Prof. Hayman
E. H. Hayman
Murray City
B. A. Bennett
This City
Schioss Hosts Nephew Before Notre Dame Departure
Mr and Mrs Edward C Schioss of West State street welcomed their guest Floyd Rosser, the latter's nephew, for two days before he left for Indiana to resume studies at Notre Dame. He spent the holidays at his Nelsonville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Schioss
West State Street
Floyd Rosser
Indiana
Notre Dame
Nelsonville
Death in New Straitsville prompts family notice
Mr and Mrs Charles Mills travel to New Straitsville after the sudden death of David Jones the Mills’ brother in law found dead in his garage Wednesday morning en route to work He leaves a widow and three children. Belford Nelson returns to Valley Mold Iron in Sharpsville Pa after holidays with his mother Mrs Alex Nelson and family Helen Reynolds of Ohio University returns from vacation with her mother at Mr Robert Ryan's home in Coshoc ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mills
New Straitsville
David Jones
Belford Nelson
Valley Mold Iron Corporation
Sharpsile
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
Robert Ryan
Coshocton
Daughertys to Take Six Day Trip to New York City
Mr and Mrs C A Daugherty depart Friday for New York City for a six day stay with Mr Daugherty traveling for the auto show and related engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. A. Daugherty
New York City
Mr. Daugherty
The Glasses Age and When to Start Wearing Glasses
The proper time to begin wearing glasses is when they benefit the eye, at any age from childhood to middle life. An eye examination by a competent expert decides the timing. We offer examinations and only prescribe glasses when needed, and we can grind any kind of lenses in our own shop.
Higley Study Circle Discusses Ku Klux Klan
Mrs. E L Miller hosted on West Union Street with Mrs Jennie O Dell presiding. Roll call noted current events. The group read a Literary Digest article on the Ku Klux Klan and held a lively discussion with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Miller
West Union Street
Higley
Jennie O'Dell
Literary Digest
A. J. Laverty
Kaelin and Ailes wed in Athens ceremony
Mr Otto Marcus Kaelin and Miss Bess Ailes of Nelsonville married in Athens on Wednesday. The nuptial service was conducted by Rev Daniel McGurk of the First M E church at 3 o clock in the afternoon. Witnesses included Mr E L Preston Mayor E S McCune and Miss Mary Fensyle of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Marcus Kaelin
Bess Ailes
Nelsonville
Athens
Daniel McGurk
M. E
E. L. Preston
E.S. McCune
Mary Fensyle
Mrs Ethel Colvin Weds Charles Stahie in Amesville
Miss Ethel Colvin of Amesville married Charles Stahie of Stewart on a Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev M E Shatley at the parsonage of the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Colvin
Amesville
Charles Stahie
Stewart
M. E. Shatley
First Christian Church
Senate Bill Proposes Commission To Define Intoxicating Beverage
Senator Spencer of Missouri introduced a bill in the senate to appoint a seven member commission to decide what constitutes an intoxicating beverage. The proposal aims to settle a long disputed question and sets the commission to report findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spencer
Missouri
Senate
Liner Majestic in Quarantine After Winter Storms
New York January 4. The liner Majestic, two days late due to storms, was in quarantine and expected to dock this afternoon. The passenger list includes Stanley Baldwin, M Emile Coue, and members of the Moscow Art Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Majestic
British Debt Commission
Stanley Baldwin
M. Emile Coue
Moscow Art Theatre
Harding withdraws from Federal Reserve Board renomination
Official Treasury statement says W P G Harding asked to withdraw his name from consideration for reappointment as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. He is in New York deciding on banking offers as he leaves the renomination process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
W. P. G .Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
New York
Two Mothers Abandon Babies In Toledo Store
Two two week old babies were abandoned on a downtown Toledo store counter by two fashionably dressed women who fled before clerks could alert the house detective. Police seek the mothers as authorities care for the infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Former Cop Langdon Dies by Hanging in County Jail
Toledo reports former policeman Lawrence Langdon hanged himself in a county jail cell last night. The incident occurred after a personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lawrence Langdon
New Year Visits and Local Happenings In Community
Mr and Mrs Harry Sayler and their daughter spent New Years with Mrs W W Runner and with Mrs Raymond Bardin of Ath ens over Christmas. Mrs Charles Phillips and Alma spent New Years with her parents in Portsmouth. Mrs Frank McClure and son John visited Jackson county recently. Miss Mae McArnold spent New Years in Lancaster. Clyde Hudwell and wife visited relatives near Albany. The school held a well attended Friday night program with each pupil contributing. Mines are operating better and Ed Brown and wife welcomed a baby boy. Earl Powers of Akron visits her parents the Camp family. Pete Brooks injured in the mine uses crutches now able to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sayler
W. W. Runner
Raymond Bardin
Athens
Oscar Johnson
Charles Phillips
Alma
Portsmouth
Frank McClure
John
Jackson County
Mae McArnold
Lancaster
Clyde Hudwell
Albany
Ed Brown
Earl Powers
Akron
Larson Camp
Pete Brooks
Hoover smiles at suggestion to send him as business doctor
President Hoover declined to comment on Hermes proposal to appoint him as a business doctor for Europe. He offered no reaction beyond a brief smile when asked about the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Herr Hermes
Europe
Firebugs Drive Threat to Toledo Industries
Toledo officials say a national plot to cripple key industries via arson is behind the recent fires. City council raised the reward to 2000 dollars and authorized American Legion patrols of plants and housing as authorities seek federal help to halt the menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
State Fire Department
United States Department of Justice
Washington
Andy Horst Chooses Fiddle Over Food in Jail Hunger Strike
Andy Horst, a Huntington township prisoner in Ross county jail, refuses nourishment for three days and tunes his fiddle. He was fined 400 dollars for shin the moon and vows to avoid paying, blaming his family’s suffering and launching a hunger strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Andy Horst
Ross County
Hungary
Huntington Township
Andy
Miners Honor Departing Official With Surprise Party
In THE PLAINS on Saturday evening about 40 miners and wives from Hocking held a surprise party for Seth Stephens, the Mine Superintendent, who left for Pittsburg to become general superintendent for a coal company. The evening featured songs and dancing, a fine supper at 10, and music by the local string band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Hocking
Seth Stephens
Pittsburg
Albany Couple Weds to Live in Carpenter
Miss Eva M McVay of Albany became the bride of Clinton H Jewell of Albany on January 2. The bride, daughter of E W and Mrs McVay, is a 1929 Albany High School graduate and Moore's College alumna who later served as bookkeeper and secretary for Winter Floral Co in Charleston, WV. Jewell, son of Vint and Mrs Jewell, will work as a telegraph operator in Carpenter. They plan to reside at Carpenter after January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Eva M McVay
Clinton H. Jewell
E. W. McVay
Albany High School
Moore's College
Urbana
Winter Floral Co
Charleston
W. Va
Jewell
Italians propose gold mark debt payment plan
In Paris on January 4 the Italian delegation at the premiers conference proposed a ten billion gold marks international loan. The goal was to stabilize the German mark and enable Germany to pay reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Governor appoints James B. Ruhl to Cuyahoga common pleas bench
Governor Davis announced the appointment of James B. Ruhl of Cleveland to succeed Miss Florence E. Allen on the Cuyahoga County common pleas bench. Miss Allen has just taken a seat on the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen Columbus
Davis
James B. Ruhl
Cleveland
Florence E. Allen
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Miss Allen
State Supreme Court
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Lee E. Dimond
Dodge Brothers Dealers
Dr. Drake
Lessco
Cornwell
B. M. Covert
Ku Klay Klan Club
Topic
Federal Bank
Mexico City
STHMA
Vick Ss
City OF
Uncle Sam
Carpenter
Ohio
Hart Schaffner & Marx
America
Dous Reductions
Florsheim
J. L. Beckley & Son
B'’ Union
Wyaet
Inel
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