Local Social Roundup From Mille Jell County
George Carter and family visited relatives in Jacksons ville Sunday. J R Wade and wife were in Athene Thursday. Lena Brookins returned home from Zanesville. Edith Matson visits in Jackson ville. Mrs Lyons of Logan visits her sister Mrs John Mescher. Mrs Border spent last week in Chauncey with relatives. Manford Sams and wife return to New Brighton Pa. Mrs Levi Sprague is ill. Joe Earich spent Sunday with parents and returns to Corning Mo. Charles Stewart went to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carter
Jacksonsville
J. R. Wade
Athene
Lena Brookins
Zanesille
Edith Matson
Jacksonille
Lyons of
Logan
John Mescher
Border
Chauncey
Relatios
Manford Sams
Residents and visitors noted in Amesville community update
Amesville brief lists visitors and locals including Mr and Mrs James Cray of Guys visiting Kes Cray, Maude Gibson visiting Beverly and Grafton, John Hines of Albany with his brothers, Miss Bessie McCune in Mt Rendville, and others. It mentions a telephone exchange tou t being installed, a land sale to Lewis Howard, revival meetings at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Huber, a birthday party for Jessie Beasley, and the death of Mrs Elizabeth Hoisington with funeral at M E Church conducted by Rev Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cray
Kes Cray
Maude Gibson
Beverly
Grafton
W. Vo
John Hines
Albany
Carl
James
Bessie McCune
Mt Rendville
Heorg
Partlett
Ned Smith
Charles Clark
Stewart Monca
A. BM. Lewis
Athens
Straus
Marietta
Tie
D. M. Beasley & Brother
Charles Perry
Gloustersev
R. Richards
KF. Hedges
Johnson
Lewis Howard
Presbyterian Church
Huber
Jessie Beasley
Earl Dannington
Parkersburg
Wilson
Buck
Guysville
Jacob Minard
Local Social Notes From Torch Area
Miss Millie Wigal returned from Befpre Saturday where she spent the past two weeks. Miss Hannah Hayes will spend a few weeks with her grandparents at Frost. Miss Etta Dunfee of Coolville visited here earlier in the week. The Misses Nora Cora Flinn and Grace Barrows of Latrobe were guests of Emma Botkin over Sunday. Milroy Green of Coolville visited here with the Bowles family Saturday and Sunday. Sunday school teachers met at Mrs Pierce Mickle's on Thursday evening. Dave Hayes returned from Chauncey Saturday morning and stayed with his parents nearby. George Conner and his daughter of Byesville were guests of Posey recently. Conner has spent four years in Alaska and is home on a visit. Frank Wigal and his wife visited in Parkersburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Wigal
Befpre
Hannah Hayes
Nathan
Frost
Etta Dunfee
Coolville
Nora
Cora Flinn
Grace Barrows
Latrobe
Emma Botkin
Milroy Green
W. Y. Bowles
Pierce Mickle
Dave Hayes
Chauncey
George Conner
Byesville
Posey
Mr. Conner
Alaska
Frank Wigal
Parkersburg
John Warren
Shawnee
Charles Smith
Ained
Cosmopolitan Club
Deanville
R. C. Graham
Heassie Coleman
McGrath
Josiah Wilson
Harry Wilson
Buchtel
Cleo Jacoby
Sand Ran
N. Cook
George Fritz
New York
Eugene Barker
Herman Studer
Athens
Henry McCullough
Berncie Shepard
Lancaster
Coust
Blake
N. Hill
Julius T A the
P. &. Rose
John Robinson
Clark's Chapel
Rose
Dave Johnson
D. H. Williams
J. M. Welch
Glouster
Montville
Chester Scott
Farberton
Bowkley
Local Social News and Death in Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville notes report travel and visits among residents including Harry Crippen in Athens and guests visiting L. F. Moore of Point Pleasant. Funeral for Samuel Forman held at Green Lawn with family mourners noted. Various social events, club meetings, and illnesses are listed among local families and visitors.
Glouster Lodges Install Officers At Regular Meeting
Magic City lodge No. 797 L C O F held its semi annual installation with W H Stahl as noble grand and I N Steadman as vice grand. Marcelite Rebekah lodge No 10 installed six month officers led by Maggie E Stahl. The report notes license columns, a recital by M Z Hershey, and community updates from Glouster residents. Delmar Pruden dies after measles illness. Mrs Charles Bond dies aged 33. Rev Cherrington conducts funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic City Lodge
Noble Grand
W. H. Stahl
I. N. Steadman
J. L. Davis
Albert Mingus
RE. E. Drury
F. C. Strohmeyer
W. W. McDonald
Robert Skinner
Dalla Murphy
Myrtle Treace
Murray City
Logan Journal-Gazette
Mr. Murphy
Andrew Murphy
Glouster
M. Zoola Hershey
Epworth League
Miss Hershey
Kins’s School
Pittsburg
J. J. Allen
Athens
William Lent
Opera House
Corning
Maggie Campbell
Dosie Biddison
Columbane
Local Notables and Visitors Honored in Area Notes
Mrs Heinman of Zaleski visits daughter Mrs C Hulbert while Mr E W Buck and family from Missouri visit relatives. Miss Mildred Buck from the state hospital visits her parents J A Buck. Thos Doland makes a business visit to Pomeroy. Nora Light of Athens and Mr and Mrs J H Lowrey of Florida return home for Wa Light's illness. J Bean moves his store to Stewart. Mrs Mary Tarper visits Athens. Chas Tedrow and Mrs Cooley spend Sunday with her sister Mrs Cooley. Samantha Bean visits Frank McGirr's family at Little Hocking. Mary Buck visits Athens Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
J. Bean
Stewart
Mary Tarper
J. H. Pickett
Athens
Chas. Tedrow
Cooley
Samantha Bean
Frank McGirr
Little Hocking
Mary Buck
Japanese fashion influence shines in new tea jacket styles
A description notes Japanese model lines in current fashion for all ages. The tea jacket feature stands out with a full loose back, giving the appearance of an outdoor coat. The article highlights how these designs shape this season’s silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itea
Local Notes From Chillicothe and Nearby
Stewart Be A Robbins of Chillicothe visited friends here Sunday. Frank Daily and Margaret Mitenell were quietly married on the 13th by Esquire Steinmetz. Mrs Geo Hands and two children return to Mari etta this week. The Enworth lodge reorganized and held its first meeting Sunday. Mrs Millie Bennet and Mrs John Bennet and child are neighbors of P O Gonnor and family. I H Smith is the nuns of lpsadives at Athens this week. Ladies of the M E church plan an oyster supper Saturday evening January 2. HLO Worcester and family expect to leave this week for Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Robbins
Chillicothe
Frank Daily
Margaret Mitenell
Esquire
Lpsadives
Athens
M. E. Church
Hlo
Worcester
Oberlin
LOCAL NOTES AND NAMES FROM COOLVILLE DISTRICT
COOLVILLE updates list D F Simmns en route to Hocking Port to visit family. Herbert Humphrey builds a new slaughter house in the east end. Edna Reed returns from visit to Hamden. Geo Connor, four years in Alaska, visits friends. Charles and Ed Daugherty travel to Chauncey to start livery business. Maywood Maxon spends time at home. Fire at Waldo Humphrey residence contained with little damage. Dave Hayer of the infirmary town between trains. Home Phone Company activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Humphrey
Edna Reed
Hamden
Geo. Connor
Alaska
Charles
Ed. Daugherty
Chauncey
Maywood Maxon
Waldo Humphey
Frank Hawk and Ella Warren wed in South Canaan
On Wednesday evening in South Canaan, Frank Hawk and Ella Warren were married as Justice William Graham officiated the ceremony. The event marked a local union with a simple family gathering and official record of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawk
Ella Warren
William Graham
Local Notes and Social Gleanings Wide Circle
Emma Fox improves after illness. Rev J P Childs visited Mr Griffins. Chas Scott visited Par kersburg relatives. Laura Moore Basham wintering with grandfather Stone. Fannie Griffin returned from Logan visit. Ed and Charley Daugherty plan a Chauncey livery stable. Neighbors enjoyed a Saturday evening at Ed Daugherty’s. Lertha and Ethel Dunfee visited their aunt in Hockingport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Fox
J. P. Childs
Ed. Daugherty
Lertha
Ethel Dunfee
Hockingport
Clock Prank Exposes Endearing Nightly Routine
A newly elected official often returned home late and told his wife times as about 12 or a little after midnight. One night she begged him to stop the clock's noise. In the morning she asked again and he replied about midnight. My Alfred, took that clock. The hands of the clock pointed at ow we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Stone butter: clay eaten on bread in various regions
The text notes that in parts of the world clay is eaten with bread as a butter substitute, called stone butter. It mentions Germany and northern Sweden, plus markets on the Italian peninsula, Sardinia, Persia, Nubia and other tropical regions, suggesting earths’ salt-like role in food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sweden
Italian
Sardinia
Persia
Nubia
Woman gently greets aviator with song on plane
A Chicago News snippet recalls an exchange aboard a plane where a woman asks the flyer about birds, declaring her love for them. She serenades with a piano and the song Would I Were a Bird, while the man shows no suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Social Graces for a New Social Life
This essay advises brides adapting to new towns to observe local customs, choose friendships carefully, avoid boasting of past wealth, engage in community work, and act with courtesy and self discipline. It stresses patience in building genuine ties and contributing to organizations rather than merely watching. A brief note mentions a new low boy chiffonier as a furniture addition.
Man with My Name Involves Real Estate, Robbery Hoax
Phillip Towne Anderson recounts a case where Edward Allen Mills, a detective, impersonates him to steal from a hotel guest. Amid mistaken identity he feigns being Mills to trap the real culprit, a woman, and ends jailed overnight before proving his true trade. The tale ends with public scrutiny and reputational damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mills
Edward Allen Mills
E. A. Mills
Mr. Brown
Mills
Mr. Mills
Chargo
Edward A. Mills
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Amesville
Nelsonville
Harry Crippen
Merl Crooks
Mary Carpenter
L. F. Carpenter
Mesdames
Kate
Georgie Chatman
Mary Petress
Hamley Raw
Samuel Forman
L. B. Sparks
Green Lawn
Mr. Forman
W. Va
M. Moore
Julius Fischer
Wm. Mason
Glen
Dickerson
Daisy Foster
Columbus
Andrews Humphrey
Delmar Pruden
Delmar
Charles Bond
Cherrington
Harry G. Stalder
D. F. Simmns
South Canaan
Youba
Clay “Datter
Ceionla
Phillip Towne Anderson
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