Misses Fawarts Return After Weekend Visit
The Misses Zara and Hazel Fawarts of near Jerseyville returned home Sunday after spending the weekend as guests of the Misses Bernice and Lucille Shuler of 3 Shannon Avenue. Mrs. Alice Cline and daughters Mrs. Mary Funkhouser and Miss Grace James visited friends in Chillicothe Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zara
Hazel Fawarts
Jerseyville
Bernice
Lucille Shuler
Shannon Avenue
Alice Cline
Mary Funkhouser
Grace James
Chillicothe
Bishop class church to hold Tuesday evening meeting
The Bishop class of the Central Avenue church schedules a business session at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Church
Mrs Golden travels to Fort Hoyle to join Captain Golden
Mrs. James B. Golden left Sunday evening for Fort Hoyle Maryland to join Captain Golden after visiting his father Mr W B Golden of the Congress apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Golden
Fort Hoyle
Captain Golden
W. B. Golden
Congress
Card party held by Murphy sisters in Logan today
Mrs Hal W Murphy attended an afternoon card party in Logan hosted by her sisters Mrs Ella Keynes and Mrs A G Steinman. The event brought together local ladies for an informal social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal W. Murphy
Logan
Ella Keynes
A. G. Steinman
Cornwell Couple Begin Homeward Journey After Athens Visit
Mr and Mrs D C Cornwell start home from Athens after visiting relatives and friends. They will travel through St Louis Brighton St John Kas and Los Angeles before reaching their Lankershin California home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Cornwell
Lankershin
Calif
Athens
St. Louis
Brighton
Ill
St. John, Kas
Los Angeles
Entertained Saturday at 5 Van Vorhes Street
Mr and Mrs John Masten entertained a few friends at their home on Van Vorhes Street Saturday evening with music and dancing as the diversions. Lunch was served by the hostess. Those present were Mr and Mrs Will Nichole Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon and daughter Doris and the hosts and daughter Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Masten
van Vorhes Street
Will Nichole
Arthur Wilson
Arthur Coonnd
Doris
Augusta
Metcalf couple attend Ohio convention in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Brent G Metcalf and their son Bobbie visit Cleveland this week to attend the Ohio Builders Supply and Retail Lumber Dealers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent G. Metcalf
Bobbie
Cleveland
Ohio Builders Supply and Retail Lumber Dealers
Hooper Heads to Cincinnati and Detroit on Stedman Packing Business
Mr. Bert Hooper departed Sunday evening for Cincinnati and Detroit on business on behalf of the Stedman Packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hooper
Cincinnati
Detroit
Stedman Packing Company
Athens Man Dies After Auto Accident In West Virginia
Mrs. Clarence Laughlin and Mrs. Willis Cassey traveled to Parkersburg West Virginia this morning for a funeral this afternoon for Mr Dall Cassey brother of Mr W A Cassey and former Athens resident. He was struck by a automobile late last week and died Saturday from his injuries. Mr W A Cassey has been in Parkersburg since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Laughlin
Willis Cassey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dall Cassey
W. A. Cassey
Athens
Cassey
Mrs Brooks Returns From Columbus After Treatment
Mrs. W. H. Brooks arrived home from Columbus after three weeks of treatment and is making a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brooks
Columbus
Leightys Leave Athens For Swampecott Visit Home
Mr and Mrs O C Leighty and children departed after a several week visit with Mr and Mrs I A tkins in Athens and with their son Charles Leighty, ending a period of family gathering before returning to Swampecott Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Leighty
Swampecott
Mass
Mra
I. Atkins
Athens
Ee Charles Leighty
Wyckoff Family Welcomes Baby Daughter Betty Lou
Mr and Mrs Wyckoff celebrate the birth of their daughter Betty Lou. The infant weighs in with happy parents Mr W N Winters and the Cool family at home in Cool she.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mire Travence Wyckoff
Betty’. Lou
W. N. Winters
Mrs Victor Hill Hosts Hobson Study Circle Meeting
Mrs Victor Hill of 193 East State Street will host the Hobson Study Circle at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hill
East State Street
Hobson Study Circle
Mrs C L Biddison Visits Ashland to See Ilness Kin
Mrs C L Biddison spent the week end in Ashland Kentucky with Mr Biddison. She accompanied Mr and Mrs George Whipple who motor to Ashland to see sister in law Mrs I A Patterson who is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Biddison
Ashland
Biddison
George Whipple
I. A. Patterson
Mrs F M Hutchinson Returns From Visit
Mrs F M Hutchinson is at home after a several days visit in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hutchinson
Marietta
Ruth Standard Bearer Meeting Opens Tuesday Evening
A spread at 5 30 will open the Ruth Standard Bearer meeting at the First M E church Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Miss Ethel Brown Guest of Sister Before Florida Visit
Miss Ethel Brown a nurse from Columbus recently visited at 84 North Lancaster Street with her sister Mrs J A Wiseman of Mechanicsburg. She plans to leave soon for Florida to spend the rest of the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brown
Columbus
North
Lancaster Street
J. A. Wiseman
Mechanicsburg
Miss Brown
Florida
Mr. F. M. Hutchinson Visits Columbus on Monday
Mon day visitor Mr. F. M. Hutchinson was seen in Columbus making a routine rounds. He discussed local matters with residents and planned next steps during his call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hutchinson
Columbus
Logan Guests at West Union Street Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Brandt and son Robert and Mr and Mrs William Loomis of Logan were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy L Dupler at 42 West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brandt
Robert
William Loomis
Logan
Roy Ll. Dupler
West Union Street
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mr. Fred Kittle Held at Home
Mrs. Fred Kittle hosted Sunday dinner at 173 North Lancaster Street for her husband on his birthday. Guests included Mrs. H. R. Kittle, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle and family of Glouster, and Mrs. Clint King with her daughter from Crooksville. Mrs. King and her mother Mrs. H. R. Kittle will spend several weeks visiting before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
R. Kittle
H. F. Kittle
Glouster
Clint King
Crooksville
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Seeks Graves and Tree Planting
The January Nabby Lee Ames chapter meeting, led by Mrs. E W Chubb, approved leaflets for Athens American Legion and urged members to plant trees by April. Plans include marking Revolutionary graves, selecting delegates for the State D A R Conference, and supporting female education efforts at Oxford Female Seminary and Berry schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. AR
Nabby ‘Lee Ames
Mra
E. W. Chubb
Flag Code Business
Athens-American Legion
Marion
Dailey
Townsend
Boyles
Roach
Gullette
T. W. Craig
Caroline Scott Harrison
Dinner At Colonial Hosts Charleston Visitor
Mrs. G. G. Irwin of Charleston West Virginia favors her guest Mrs. Sarah Lt. Poston 27 North College street entertained Saturday evening at dinner at the Colonial. Covers were set for 12. Mrs. Irwin will depart Tuesday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
G. G. Irwin
Charleston
W. Va
Sarah Lt. Poston
North College Street
Colonal
Chauncey Letter Recounts Skates From Kansas Resident
Harvey Nye of Chauncey Ohio receives a personal letter from David C. Hawk a former Chauncey resident now in Anthony Kansas. Hawk recalls childhood days sketches of Chauncey life and the old skates with warm remarks and best wishes for many more seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nye
Chauncey
David C. Hawk
Anthony
Kansas
Mr. Nye
Hawk
Grosvenor Crossing
Nellie Martin
Abraham Martin
Nye
Kas
George Harvey Nye
Ohio
Wichita Eagle
Wichita
Lorren
Herbert
Doctor McCoy
Birthday Party at Oliver Home Celebrates Evelyn’s Thirteenth
The Oliver home on West Converse street hosted Evelyn Oliver as she marked her thirteenth birthday. An evening of games and refreshments followed with many local friends and relatives in attendance, including Marie Morgan, Margaret Beebe, Gwendolyn Andrews, and the Branham and Beebe families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Oliver
West Converse Street
Evelyn
Marie Morgan
Margaret Beebe
Evelyn Foughty
Gwendolyn Andrews
Ernestine Ju+ te
Margaret Johnston
Theima Teee Beebe
Mildred Canter
Gertrude Courtney
Helen Lowery
Violet Harvey
Gladys Kisor
Clarence Kisor
Forest Swart
Wayte Six
Thomas Betts
Charity Betts
Mildred Branham
William Rev Ethel Oliver
George Adkins
Chauncey
Bill Bradshaw
Ernest Smith
Russell Michaels
the Plains
A. E. Branham
Ellen
Everett
Earleen
Thomas Olive
Willam
Harry
Chauncey I O F Lodge Announces Installations Wednesday
At the Chauncey I O F Lodge regular meeting on Wednesday evening there will be installation and initiation followed by a social hour and the serving of cats. Members are urged to be present.
Child Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Removal in Chauncey
Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs Cap Smith of Chauncey underwent a tonsil and adenoid removal operation Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at Dr Warren V Sprague's Chauncey office. The procedure was performed by Dr Sprague assisted by Dr Lindley V Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Cap Smith
Chauncey
Warren V. Sprague
Sprague
Lindley V. Sprague
Red Men's Lodge Meeting Set in Chaunoey
Modoc Tribe No. 277 Red Men of Chaunoey schedules a regular meeting next Thursday evening with first degree work planned. Refreshments and a social hour follow, and a good attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modock
Chaun‘oey
Relative Dies Forces Nelsonville Pair to Columbus
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Bryan of Nelsonville were visiting in Chauncey with Mr and Mrs Wesley Six in Mound street when they were called to Columbus on Sunday by the death of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Bryan
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Wesley
Mound Street
Colmbus
East Converse Street Dinner Hosts Delight Local Guests
Mr and Mrs W D Hines entertained at their East Converse Street home Sunday dinner with guests Stacy KB Sayers of Hoopers Ridge Eli Westfall and sons Howard Brice of Burr Oak and Mrs Ella Tedrick of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hines
East Converse Street
Stacy KB. Sayers
Hoopers’ Ridge
Eli Westfall
Howard and
Brice
Burr Oak
Ella Tedrick
Columbus
Chauncey Visitors Spend Weekend Among Local Families
Mrs. Ella Tedrick traveled home today from Chauncey after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W Hines who accompanied her as Mrs Hines plans a week in the city. Mr and Mrs Pranks Thomas of Cambridge were in Chauncey to visit the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Porter on High Street. Ralph Brown Jr and Floyd McDaniel of Mansfield spent Sunday visiting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tedrick
Chauncey
W. Hines
Columibus
Hines
Chauncey Man Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. Lester Locke hosted a surprise party for Chauncey Locke at her Chauncey home with 37 guests. The afternoon featured social chat, games, and music, followed by a two course dinner and a pink and white birthday cake centerpieces. Mr. Ott Chapman performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lester Locke
Lewis Canter
Locke
Ott Chapman
Chauncey Guests Attend Locke Reception With Gifts
The event featured Mr Locke receiving several saxophone numbers and gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H A Chapman Mrs John McConalr Mr and Mrs Thomas Schultz and children Ralph Hildreth Lenore Marguer ite Floride and Junior Mr and Mrs Virgie Davis and children Or land Kathleen and Junior Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson and children Geraldine and Harry Ernest Mrs Bess Green and children Virgil and Betty Mae Mrs Henry Locke and daughters Mae and Nola David H North Mrs Clara Young Misses Ines Hawk and Catherine Cline Ernest Keanin and James Tester Locke and children Dorothy Emo gene and Roscoe all of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
H. A. Chapman
Gladstes
John McConalr
Thomas Schultz
Ralph
Hildreth
Lenore
Marguerite
Floride
Virgie Davis
Orland
Kathleen
Ernest Johnson
Geraldine
Harry Ernest
Bess Green
Virgil
Betty Mae
Henry Locke
Mae
Nola
David H. North
Clara Young
Ines Hawk
Catherine Cline
Ernest Keanin
James Tester Locke
Dorothy
Emogene
Roscoe
Chauncey
Three Minor Cases Heard by Athens Magistrates
Three minor cases were arraigned Monday morning in Athens magistrates court. Joe Huntley of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $6 fine plus costs after officers found the offense not aggravated. William Wiers of Torch pleaded guilty to a school charge, fined $5 with costs and no further penalty, fine suspended. B Kern of Athens pleaded guilty to owning a dog without a license, fined $3 and costs in Helwig's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Joe Huntley
McKinley
Mariner
Hunley
William Wiers
Torch
Glenn
Hedges
C. H. Porter
B. Kern
Helwig
E. C. Mariner
American League Post Appoints Walker D Hines Commissioner
Geneva January 19 The League of Nations appointed Walker D Hines of New York as commissioner of economic and administrative details for Rhine and Danube navigation. Hines, a renowned lawyer and economist, formerly directed railroads in 1919 1920 and later served as arbitrator under postwar treaty river shipping questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Walker D. Hines
New York
Walker Downer Hines
Louisville
Genao
Telephone rates under fire in Ohio probe
The State Utilities Commission renewed its statewide probe of telephone rates with George B. Williams, an appraisal engineer, on the witness stand. Ohio Bell Telephone Co sought to support its inventory of Ohio properties, introduced last month as city solicitors met with commission members and the company's counsel to determine investigation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
George B. Williams
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
Prohibition Chief Denies Involvement in Liquor Raids
Prohibition Commissioner McDonald stated he did not request the Harris and Webster Detective Agency of Steubenville to raid Wellsville nor urge charges before East Liverpool Mayor Charles Brown. He claimed no knowledge of the East Liverpool Wellsville liquor war or raids by detectives from the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Prohibition
McDonald
Harris and Webster Detective Agency
Steubenville
Wellsville
Charles Brown
East Liverpool
Deaths Mrs Addie Davis 63 at home after long illness
Mrs Addie Davis 63 died at 17 Walker Street at 11 45 Sunday morning after a nine month illness with cancer and complications. Widow of Samuel Davis she leaves five sons three daughters and seven grandchildren. Funeral at Pratts Fork church Wednesday at 10 with burial nearby. Friends may call at the house until 4 Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Davis
Walker Street
Samuel Davis
Pratts Fork Church
Friends Mmay
J. E. Devis
W. R. Davis
Toledo
Clarance Davis
Walter Davis
Linder Daina
Athens
H. M. McKinley
Albany
Dana Baer
Minersville
James A. Hallett
Lydia Rankin
Columbus
F.C. Staneart
J. P. Staneart
Flora
Death of Akron Rubber Worker Guy Cornell at 48
Guy Cornell aged 48 son of Mrs William Cornell 205 East State street Akron died at home Sunday morning after rubber poisoning illness since December and a stroke of paralysis. He lived in Akron six years and worked at the rubber works. He leaves a widow and siblings Merritt Cornell Youngstown Ray Cornell Columbus Mrs Cora Lockridge Brownsville Pa Mrs Gus Pratt Parkersburg W Va and Mrs William Shields Athens. Body to be taken to his mother’s home Tuesday morning for funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cornell
Wiliam Cornell
East State Street
Akron
Cornell
Rubber Works
Merritt Cornell
Youngstown
Ray Cornell
Columbus
Cora Lockridge
Brownsville
Gus Pratt
Parkersburg
William Shields
Athens
Plane Falls in Corning Flight Ends in Narrow Miss
Albert Sarley and Alfred Amiline of Marietta escaped significant injury after their airplane crashed in Corning as they attempted to land from Buckingham. Engine failure caused a rapid descent 1200 feet above ground, narrowly missing a moving train and tearing down telegraph lines and poles, severing telegraphic communication in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Albert Sarley
Alfred Amiline
Marietta
Buckingham
Here
Corning
New York Central
Plane Crash Leaves Crew Unharmed After Wreck
A high tension wire caused a plane to crash and land on a railroad pile. The craft was smashed but Sarley and Amiine Calagen emerged without a scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plecea
Sarley
Amiine Calagen
Bulgarians Celebrate American Prohibition Anniversary
In Sofia a Bulgarian Temperance Union event marked the fifth anniversary of U S prohibition with a nationwide celebration under the banner America Dry Five Years. The observance reflected sympathy among some Bulgarians for temperance efforts and restrictive laws in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
America
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Temperance Union
Typical January Weather Forecast From U S Weather Bureau
Weather outlook for January 24 1925 in Ohio Valley and Tennessee notes unsettled conditions with rain snow and cold spells. Midweek rain or snow followed by colder second half the week with normal highs around 41 and lows near 23 degrees in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio
Waley
Tennessee
Cincinnati
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Gilbert Swartz
Chauncey News
Far West
Oliver
Jesse L.maxwell
California
Tritipp
Simmons
The
Battery & Electric Co
Save the Co
Tee
the Athena Co
Athens, O
Powder Puff Beauty Shoppe
Gladys Lenhardt
Opal Reeves
Purple Patch Beauty Shoppe
Marcelling
F. J. Beesley
Yessir
MR Meas
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