Winter travel, local gatherings mark Coolville notes
Coolville news items report Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kampf leaving for Orlando Florida by car, routing via Cincinnati due to snow. A community supper near Lottridge drew about forty five attendees. Troy high school basketball team extended its win streak with upcoming games against Stewart and Lodi. Several residents moved or hosted guests, and local illnesses were noted with medical consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
W. F. Kampf
Orlando
Florida
Cincinnati
Charleston
W. Va
Ems
Lottridge
4. W. Kincade
Vern Kelley
R. E. Daugherty
Troy High School
Stewart
Lodi
Hamden Community Notes Mention Local Visitors and Health
Ill health forces Miss Louise Bagley to pause teaching at the fall term. Several locals including Harry Bagley and Mrs Merrill visit Chillicothe. Mrs Stanton returns from Springfield. Peter Maloney suffers a paralytic stroke but shows signs of recovery. Pipe organ dedicated at Peters' church in Wellston. Numerous social visits among residents of Wellston and nearby towns with families hosting guests from Columbus to Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bagley
Bine& Fork
F. B. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Portsmouth
George Mitchell
Robert Gilmore
Chillicothe
Mitchell
Brheo Reed
Graye Morehead
Local Notables and Visitors Reported Across Town
Carpenter Harvey Starleey loses a valuable work horse last week. Jack Foley reports several sheep fatten and some injured by dogs Thursday night. Bernice Rawlings spent Sunday with friends in Chauncey. Claude Hoyd and Arnold Jofan of RD 2 were in Albany Friday. Worley Webb spent the end of the week with friends. Clarence Foley attended a basketball game in Columbus Saturday. Clara Howery was in Athens Friday. Superintendent Hartman visited the State farm recently. Mrs A W Rupe and daughters Frances and Freda visited Aunt Mrs J H Nichols in Albany. Dale Stansbury and daughter Trene visited relatives in Dexter last week. H Smith was a business visitor in Athens and Chauncey Saturday. John Rawlings was in Albany Saturday. Fart Starkey and family visited Sunday at C R Jewel’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Starleey
Jack Foley
Bernice Rawlings
Chauncey
Claude Hoyd
Arnold Joffan
State Farm
A. W. Rupe
Frances
Freda
J. H. Nichols
Albany
Dale Stansbury
Trene
Dexter
H. Smith
Athens
John Rawlings
Fart Starkey
C. R. Jewel's
Community Notes on Local Visits and Returns
Stewart Miss Dorothy Gray returned home Sunday after a week in Akron and East Liverpool with cousin Homer Swifts and Miss Vera. Robin returned from a two week visit with parents, accompanied by Miss Delores Springer and Miss Irma Williams. Mrs. Bernice Seesterson hosted her sister in Iceburg. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bigwart visited Columbus with the Wiseman couple. Mr. and Mrs. John spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. W. A. Mecune. Elmer Burke, recently fined in a Paris hospital, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gray
Akron
East Liverpool
Homer Swifts
Vera
Robin
Unibus
Delores Springer
Irma Williams
Lum Om
Bernice Seesterson
Aice Burg
J. W. Baldersen
Local Visits and Funeral Observations Reach Athens Area
Pratt's Fork residents Mr and Mrs Leo Williams and family joined Mrs M A Williams for a recent visit with Mr and Mrs F M King. Mrs R O Burson attended the funeral of Mrs Killan Friday in Athens. Grace Dodgins plans end of week events with home folks. Mrs Alex Rapp returned Friday from a visit with relatives in Athens. Lucillyn hosted guests Saturday including Frances fart Malph and Frenk Colbeat Winget amid church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Williams
M. A. . Willams
F. M. King
R. O. Burson
Mree Killan
Athens
Grace ‘Dodgins
Alex Rapp
Misa
Lucillyin
Migs
Frances Fart
Malph
Frenk
Colbeat Winget Am Cine
A J. A
Community notes from Marietta area activities and meetings
Bartlett Mrs. Sarah Mains hosted the Ladies Improvement Society at the M E church Saturday evening with music and a pot luck luncheon. The column lists local movements including students returning home, relatives visiting, illnesses, and upcoming PTA planning at the high school January 28 with County Superintendent Webb and Miss Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mains
Ladies Improvement Society
M,. E. Church
Minnie Morrow
Meadville
Marietta
Gale Harris
Amesville
Willard Kelley
Glen Harris
Oscar Harris
Grant Hospital
Zoe Dille
Kenneth Bowman
Fred Arnold
Commercial Business College
Cline
Mathews
Gallipolis
Grange Hall
Robert Pattin
Birdie Orndoff
Oklahoma
PP. T. A
Webb
Miss Peters
Columbus
Grange installs officers as community notices spread
Harrisonville residents visit Joe Lambert in Jerseyville while Mr. and Mrs. Walter French host guests. The Grange held installation at the Grange hall with E. V. Atkins as master, Homer Lee overseer, and other officers named. refreshments of oysters and coffee followed. The text also lists additional visits and gatherings around the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lambert
Clyde
Earl Clark
Joe Lambert
Jerseyville
Walter French
Pauline
Grange
Grange Hall
E. V. Atkins
Homer Lee
Bess Musser
Bernie Saxton
John Wiseman
Mr. Brown
Chaplin
Alma Atkins
Eugene Atkins
Harley Musser
Lena Jordan
Cerese
Chapman
Pomona
Greenler
Flora
Fontell Clark
Seteward
Martin Chase
Ed Haning
Athaeis
Mate Atkin
Mere
W. Nwinal
Ruby Diehl
Reverend Nutter fills appointment at Lawrence Chapel
The Rev Lottridge Nutter filled his appointment at Lawrence Chapel on Sunday with services to be held again in two weeks at 3 o'clock. Local residents and guests joined dinner at L. T. Runion's home. Nearby gas drilling on C. D. Swartz lot in Lottridge by Hanrick and Cooper of Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutter
Lawrence Chapel
L. H. Allen
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
L. T. Runion
Bert Weimer
C. D. Swartz
Lottridge
Hanrick and Cooper
Parkershoro
Daniel Ackley
Hattie
L. T. Runnion
Charles Day
Harry Aldridge
Tanbory
Coolville
Clarence Swartz
Parkersburg
J. L. Warner
Aldo McKinley
Ores Swartz
Albany
Cc. D. Swartz
Mr. Best Weimer
Roy Mills
A. J. Weimer
R. KE. Hamrick
Thursady
Local Happenings on the Plains and Nearby
News items from the Plains and Lower Plains report Myrtie West staying with her aunt in Chillicothe, electric line right of way discussions, Jennie Mayberry and Mildred visiting in Barnsville before returning to Ann Arbor, and social visits at Athens State hospital. Also noted are hospital trips, guests of the Michaels and Riley families, a hospital transfer, a house sale, a parrot death, and James Gabriel’s son injured at the Hocking mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie West
Chillicothe
Jeff Harrison
Lower Plains
Jennie Mayberry
Mildred
Charles Brown
Athens State Hospital
Grant Michaels
James Riley
Athens
Clarence Stage
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Elmer Laverly
Misner
Ray Micheals
Ed Anderson
George Gabriel
James
Hocking
Sunday Appointments and Visits Bring Local News from Sharpsburg
Rev Seymour filled his Sharpsburg appointment after holiday visits near Circleville and attended his grandfather Lewis Seymour's funeral. Families including Armstrong, Williams, Weaver and Quinn visited relatives in Marietta and Lathrop. Owen Linscott returns from Columbus hospital after appendix surgery. Jessie Coleman 3-year-old suffers severe burn from tripping into an open fire as residents await appraisal cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Circleville
Lewis Seymour
Owen Linscott
Columbus
Graw Linscott
Robert Grimes
Frank Quinn
Lathrop
Lillian Bardin
Eunice Armstrong
Jessie Coleman
Andrew Coleman
Jacksonville's Oldest Resident Moses Stedman Dies
Moses Stedman, 96, died of old age at 8 40 p m Monday at his daughter Mrs Mary Thompson's home in Jacksonville He was the town's oldest resident and had lived here about 38 years A Civil War veteran who served as a private under Captain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Moses Stedman
Mary Thompson
Civil War Veteran William J Rannells Laid to Rest
William J Rannells of Co B Seventy Fifth Ohio Infantry enlisted at 27 as a volunteer and was honorably discharged July 26 1865 at Hilton Head S C He was born in Belmont Virginia and father of eight He leaves Mrs Mary Thompson and Dave Stedman of Jacksonville Mrs Edyth Burns W Va Mrs Elizabeth Bunton Athens Wife and four other children predeceased him Funeral services will be held at United Brethren Church with Rev J W Plummer officiating burial in Russell Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rannells
Ohio Infantry
Hilton Head
Belmont
Virginia
Mary Thompson
Dave Stedman
Jacksonville
Edyth Burns
W. Va
Elizabeth Bunton
Athens
Stedman
Thompson
United Brethren Church
J. W. Plummer
Russell Cemetery
Mothers' Club Meeting With Local Play Event
The Mothers' club will meet tonight at Mrs. Charlies Guinther home. After business, a group of members will present a short play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Charlies Guinther
Have New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Chapplear
Mr and Mrs John Chapplear announce the birth of a daughter delivered Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chapplear
Degree staff to attend Jacksonville Temple meeting for installation
The degree staff of Jacksonville Temple No. 553 are asked to be present Thursday evening at the K of P hall for the installation of new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Temple No. 553
K. of P. Hall
Supper Funds Raised To Pay Off Church Debt
The United Brethren Sunday school young people’s class served a supper in the 1.0. O. F. hall on Tuesday evening, raising 40 dollars to reduce a church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Hall
Young Peoples
United Brethren Sunday School
Hollister revival meetings set to open February 6
During the prayer service at the U B church this evening the fourth chapter of the book of John will be studied. The Hollister revival meetings will open February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Death of Mrs Annabelle McCaskey at 76
Walter McCaskey in this place received a telegram from Dexter on Tuesday announcing the death of his mother Mrs Annabelle McCaskey who died early that morning. She was the wife of the late William McCaskey a former mine worker. She leaves four children with Walter as the only son and three daughters Mrs Charles Swan Oregon Mrs Fred Hallett Indianapolis and Mrs Finley Dennison at home. Mr and Mrs Walter McCaskey and daughter Helen departed for Dexter today.
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Walter McCaskey
Dexter
Annabelle McCaskey
William McCaskey
McCaskey
Walter
Charles Swan
Oregon
Fred Hallett
Indianapolis
Finley Dennison
Helen
PTA Bake Sale Set for Saturday at Shirkeys
The local PTA organizes a home bake sale on Saturday January 15 at Shirkeys store inviting families and neighbors to purchase assorted homemade desserts for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirkey’s
Local Social Notes and Illness Updates
Mrs. Silas Kempton of Athens spent Sunday at home. Mrs. J L Pickering of Athens and Miss Charlotte Brownlee of Seoule Korea visited Monday night at Mrs. A R Woodgerds. Pickering and Brownlee joined the Trimble M E revival service. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller and children of Nelsonville visited the Altmans. Bert Wolfe remains ill at Kenneth Wolfe’s home. McQuade and Clarence Wolfe of Ne l Marshfield care for him. Vivian Hallam’s daughter is ill. Nancy Lasure returned home after a visit with relatives in Corn ing. Martin Hovenstine remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Kempton
Athens
J. L. Pickering
Charlotte Brownlee
Seoule
Korea
A. R. Woodgerd
Pickering
Miss Brownlee
Trimble M. E
Phil Miller
Nelsonville
John Altman
Bert Wolfe
Kenneth Wolfe
McQuade
Clarence Wolfe
Marshfield
Vivian
William Hallam
Nancy Lasure
Corning
Martin. Hovenstine
Revival Services Continue At M. E. Church In Week
Revival services at the M. E. church continue through the week with family seating. Monday featured Miss Charlotte Brownlee of Seoule Korea and Mrs. J. L. Pickering of Athens as speakers. Brownlee, a Korean mission helper supported by the Standard Bearers of Ohio, described Korea and its people and sang in Korean. Pickering heads the Athens district youth work and urged duties for parents and youths. Trimble and Glouster Standard Bearers attended. luncheon was served after services. Friday is slated for Sunday school night with teachers and classes seated in groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Charlotte Brownlee
Seoule
Korea
J. L. Pickering
Athens
Miss Brownlee
Ohio
Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Pickering
Young Peoples
The Prob lem of the Christian Attitude Tow ard War
Rev. C. M. Coulter of Athens First Methodist spoke to the Athens Rotary at Hotel Berry on the Christian stance toward war. He argued U S imperialism and dollars over ideals risk future conflict, praised Coolidge's antiwar stance, and warned that global debts threaten world peace as arms remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coulter
Athens
America
Central America
China
Coulter
Coolidge
Old World
Mr. Coulter
Night Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief for Children
A physician recommends Thoxine as a safer, faster cure for children’s night coughs and sore throats caused by bronchial irritation or colds. The remedy, free of chloroform and dope, guarantees relief within 15 minutes or money back, with a pleasant taste and prices of 85c, 0.50, and 1.00 at druggists.
Aimee Semple McPherson Plans U S Evangelical Tour
Aimee Semple McPherson prepared for an American evangelist tour amid the unresolved kidnaping case. State charges against her were dropped after District Attorney Ase A Keyes requested conspiracy charges be dismissed, ending seven months of sensational and scandalous scrutiny.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jane 11
U.P
Aimee Semple McPherson
United States
Ase A. Keyes
Kadel To Answer Murder Charges In Wife's Death
Troy reports Raymond Kadel 35 will face second degree murder charges in the November death of his 30 year old wife Ruth. Authorities cite conflicting versions of events and a coroners inquiry leading to a grand jury indictment. Kadel is expected to plead not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
U.P
Raymond Kadel
Ruth Kadel
Kadel
Judges Take Over Jury Selection In Chicago Courts
Chicago judges across Cook County circuits have assumed direct control of selecting juries for criminal cases. Under the new rule, trials will see juries picked in a day or two, with limited questions from lawyers. Judge Philip Sullivan helped lead the reform, aiming to streamline long selection delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jax
Cook County
Philip Sullivan
Criminal Court
Murray City Social Notes Hit By A Busy Weekend
Miss Gladys Bowers of Nelsonville spent Sunday with Miss Esther Briley. Many locals visited friends in Buchtel Glouster and Nelsonville. Enterprise mentions calls to Dayton for Bert Wolfe's Ill father and several family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bowers
Nelsonville
Esther Briley
Bert Jonas
Ruth Short
Buchtel
Dick Russell
Luhrig
Frank Hellyer
Logan
Lewis Decker
Circle Hill
William Kerns
Letha Wolfe
Margaret Crawford
Glouster
Wolfe
Della Hellyer
Minnie Bauers
Oscar Hellyer
William Currens
Bert Wolfe
Dayton
Mr. Wolfe
Retta
Jonas
Deanville
Joshua Person
Athens
A. Person
Albert
Ray Storer
John Storer
Henry Maxwell
Beech Grove
Clarence Green
Alice
Floyd
Frank Lairées
Beatrice Thomas
U.S. Population Seen at 123 Million in 1990
The Bureau of the Census estimates the 1990 population will reach 123,288,000, up from 106,710,620 in 1926. The projection relies on state city and school enumerations shaping the nationwide total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
United States
May Out Iron Invention Cuts Purification Costs
A Swedish invention reported by the Department of Commerce purports to purify iron at lower costs than prior methods. It enables the use of ore with relatively low iron content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Christmas Trade Sets 1926 Retail Volume Record
Retail trade during Christmas 1926 surpassed 1925 by nearly four percent and exceeded any prior month, marking a new high in retail volume.
Survey Aims to Measure Mauna Loa Peak Height
The United States coast and geodetic survey plans an effort to determine Mauna Loa's exact summit height in Hawaii, asserting it is the highest active volcano in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa Peak
Hawaii
The
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dr Edwards Olive Tablet Aimed at Liver and Bowels
A vintage health ad touts Dr. F. M. Edwards Olive Tablet as a cure for dull complexions and liver and bowel issues. It claims to normalize digestion, remove waste, and improve facial tone with olive colored tablets sold for 30c and 6c, noting thousands of users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Jessa
Ted Tom
Dr. Edwards
Rheumatism Relief by Simple Home Remedy
An ad states rheumatism is caused by waste acids in blood and kidneys. It recommends a daily potion from Jadie rae, lemon juice, and rad Salts to neutralize acidity, stimulate kidneys, and rid the body of rheumatic poison. It claims thousands use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadie Rae
Automotive down payment rule sparks commerce division notice
The automotive division of the Department of Commerce issues guidance on installment selling to ensure disclosure of down payments and total costs, clarifying how dealers must present terms to buyers and avoid misleading practices.
Misa Gertrude Martin’s Te Te Panels In Palace
Misa Gertrude Martin of Ei is linked to te te panels in the palace of mem where she wears a vest a ten. The fragment references an object or decoration connected to her attire and the palace setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gertrude Martin
Palace of Mem
Moone's Emerald Oil touted for bunions and warts relief
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil provides quick relief from bunions and soft corns. It promises rapid reduction of inflammation and pain within minutes and notes a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
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Clara Kelly
Bertine Sapp
Frances ‘Sapp
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S. J. Smith
Elmer Goldsberry
Jacob King
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Florence Colburn
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Will Gilkey
Alex J Sapp
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Gene Young
Myrle
Holly King
Frank Cain
Everett Douglas
Bremen
Jim Ackley
Michigan
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Delbert King
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Melvin Duckler
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Reynolds Williams
Jessie Weaver
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