Dogs found dead after escape from Albany village kennels
In Albany many shepherd collies were found dead Sunday morning after reportedly being kept in at night. Owners claim some sheep losses nearby while stressing not all dogs are to blame. Names mentioned include Rever rend Fletcher, O. FD. Dailey, Sidney Russell, Sam Tewksbury, Orpha Bell, and T. J. Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverrend Fletcher
O. FD. Dailey
Sidney Russell
Sam Tewksbury
Orpha Bell
T. J. Barlow
Revival Services Close at Local Church
Revival meetings led by Rev. Harley Fletcher end after twenty five days. Many attendees united with local churches, marking a hopeful conclusion to the series conducted at the past church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Fletcher
Whitlatch Named Manager at Myers Piston Ring Co in Columbus
O. Whitlatch has become manager of the Myers Piston Ring Co in Columbus and will be located on North Third Street. The family plans to join him in about two weeks and will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Co
O. Whitlatch
Myers Piston Ring Co
Columbus
North Third Street
Family Update From Mt. Carmel Hospital
Jeff Tewkabury reports his daughter Mrs. Pherice Wingett may leave Mt. Carmel Hospital by Wednesday to stay with sister in law Mrs. Jeff Hines before returning home. Nellie Radekin’s condition is very encouraging as her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Radekin of Wales Mills stay with her. Weekend visitors included Miss Halliday and Miss Wilcox. Athens high students and Seth Vale of Albany high were among those traveling to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Tewkabury
Columbus
Pherice Wingett
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Inlaw
Jeff Hines
Nellie Radekin
John Radekin
Wales Mills
Miss Halliday
Miss Wilcox
Athens High
Seth Vale
Dyesville
Alibany High
Party trip to Point Pleasant in West Virginia
Leaving Tuesday noon for Point coe W. Va. were Mrs. Ed d and Florence Brown to attend a party in their honor at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Leo Jacoby, a cousin of Mrs. Lasch. They returning Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Coe W. Va
Edd
Florence Brown
Leo Jacoby
Lasch
Family mourns as Goldsberry kin attend brother’s funeral
The F. E. Goldsberry store closed all day Tuesday so Mr. Goldsberry could attend his brother’s funeral. On Saturday, Mrs. H. W. Howery with daughter Helen, and Mr. C. O. Whitlatch with son Carol, plus Columbus Carmichael, were en route to Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Pomeroy
H. W. Howery
Helen
C. O. Whitlatch
Carol
Columbus Carmichael
Local Visits and Sunday Guests Across The Plains
Mrs Maud Campbell Ward visits Miss Ida Campbell. Hawk family and McCollister members spend weekend at homes. Ray Shaffer of Athens visits in Beaumont. Mrs George Gabriel Sr is ill with spinal neuritis. Clifton family go to London after funeral at Clarks Chapel. Krivesti and Hutchins return from miners convention in Columbus. Harrison of Chauncey guests at Ed Micheals. Dr W A Matheny of Athens spends Sunday with his mother and Mrs Robert Graves. Shields and Muese families attend Sunday dinner. Virgene Shields and Mozelle Stephans visit from Greenfield and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Campbell Ward
Ida Campbell
Rob Hawk
Roy
Alfred
Fletcher Hawk
Jack McCollister
Neffs, O
Ray Shaffer
Athens
Beaumont
George Gabriel
Henry Clifton
Bob
Mayme Starkey
London
Ed Micheals
Sanders Carpenter
Clarks Chapel
Mike Krivesti
Joe Hutchins
Columbus
Hiarrison
Chauncey
W. A. Matheny
Robert Graves
Roscoe Shields
Liz M@ueses
Lucius Burson
Mise Virgene Shields
Greenfield
Mozelle Stephans
Attendees Remain High At Ninety-Nine Percent
The record lists attendees including Cecil Cremeans Lona Ola Myrtie Murphy Thelma Aubra Emma Bailey Anderson Velma Burton Hazel Jeffers George Gilbert Joseph Pat Chase Blanche Lake Ethel Burton and notes a ninety nine percent attendance rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cremeans
Lona
Ola
Myrtie Murphy
Thelma
Aubra
Emma Bailey
Anderson
Velma Burton
Hazel Jeffers
George Gilbert
Joseph
Pat Chase
Blanche Lake
Ethel Burton
Local marriages and social notes from Marion area
Lottridge Miss Erma Ackley and Ray Blue of Marion wed in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. M. E. Chatley. They departed for a Florida trip afterward. The bride is the Ackley couple’s daughter. Various area residents hosted or visited over the weekend, with many gatherings noted among Ackley, Day, Warner, Allen, Barnhart, and others. The Rev. Boice preached at Lawrence Chapel and district leader Rev. Holcombe scheduled next Reedaville services in two weeks at Tuppers Plains. Clyde Cody drilled another well on the L. H. Allen farm, and other local social visits were recorded around Athens and Parkerburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Ackley
Ray Blue
Marion
M. E. Chatley
Athens
Florida
Daniel Ackley
Charles Pierce
Charles Day
Fred Warner
Hazel
Danis Ackley
Hattie
Aylmer Ackley
L. H. Allen
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
L. T. Runnion
Harry Carleton
Clarence Swartz
Lydia Coil
Dorothy Warner
Ben Barnhart
Boice
J. Davis
Bode Starkey
Joe Jenkins
Social Busy Weekend in Mineral Area Communities
Mineral and Athens residents share visits and gatherings through Friday to Sunday. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Caster Bobo and Edna, Mr. Joe Wilbur, Mr. Worley Giffin, Mr. Chester Lightfritz, and Mrs. Clyde Sickles. Local events feature radio parties and Grange meetings with families from Mineral, Athens, New Marshfield, Chillicothe, and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster Bobo
Edna
Joe Wilbur
Worley Giffin
Chester Lightfritz
Fred Webb
Athens
Edward Hawk
Charles Brickles
Clyde Sickles
Dora Hawk
Silas Scott
Paul Sickles
Margaret Brickles
Arch Knowlton
New Marshfield
Floyd Townsend
Lester Sickles
Harry Baughman
James Sickles
Lloyd Shingle
Sam Scott
Grange
Albany
Wilbur Cleninden
Eugene
Ervin Dyler
Chillicothe
Luster Sickles
Louis Bertine
John Trout
Oil Market Sparks Optimism Amid Price Rise
The article notes a crude oil price increase fueling hopes of an industry revival. Harry Hooper traded his horses for a larger team used in the oil field. A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker at their home, with their son Fred Baker Jr. and his family visiting from California before returning to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hooper
Fred Baker
Fred Baker, Jr
California
Western States
Logan
Local Social Notes From Athens And Albany Visit
Carpenter Fletcher Metcalf of Athens visited Thursday while Claim Agent Wheeler of New York Central Railroad was in town Friday on company business. Mary Frances Gillogly stays with her grandparents in Albany. Mrs. Victoria Swett visited relatives and returned home Friday. Carl Casten and wife were Sunday guests at Dale Dye’s. 8. H. Smith works a few days at Hilltop Garage in Athens. Mont McKnight and wife are ill with widespread colds. Mrs. John Rawlings and two Swetts were also noted in town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Metcalf
Athens
Wheeler
N. Y
Mont McKnight
John Rawlings
W. S. Swett
S. H. Smith
Athens visitors Saturday
Jesse Sisson and his wife were business visitors in Albany on Friday returning to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jesse Sisson
Albany
Child Burned To Death In Sharpsburg Home
Rain and mud and bad colds are common in Sharpsburg. A child of George Funk living near Northland two miles south of Bartlett was burned to death at their home. Interment at Herman Monday. Several other children and the parents are left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Funk
Northland
Bartlett
Herman
Roy Lover
Jesse Love
Cutler
Fannie Fawcett
Frank Bardin
Clarence Kern
Opal
Social guests and visits round Burr Oak and nearby towns
Burr Oak residents hosted relatives and friends including Ernestine Harris, Bessie and Jessie Davis, Freda Brinkman, Eileen Brinkman, and the Ryans, with long visits by Grace Ivers and sister in Athens. Local trips included Rev. Arzia Ball at Spencer Ridge and multiple Glouster visitors. ongoing family guests feature Mingus, Marshall, Post, Love, Fisher, and Ivers households across Hatfield, Corning, Paris, Wrightstown, and Sayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ryan
Ernestine Harris
Bessie
Jessie Davis
Freda
Eileen Brinkman
J. W. Ryan
Eleanor
Grace Ivers
Will McDonald
Upton Holland
Guy Dawson
New Lexington
Will Dawson
Grant Post
Cecil Dew
Dale Mingus
Clifford Bowen
Hatfield
Homer Wess
John Vickrey
Lester Marshall
Hemlock
Magaret Marshall
Sylvia Post
Wesley Ray
Fred Fisher
Corning
Nial Love
Paris
Julia Love
Arzia Ball
Wrightstown
Spencer Ridge
C. W. Marshall
Fellaire
Emmit Mingus
Mary
Gayle Shepard
Ralph Shepard
Richard Dew
Carl Moore
Ellsworth Shepard
Eva Ivers
Claire Finley
Sayer
Hamden Teacher Nellie Goddard Returns Home Near Marietta
Local high school teacher Nellie Goddard spent the weekend at her home near Marietta. The Jackson Independent basketball team will play the local Independent team known as Frosty’s Academy at the high school auditorium Wednesday night. Oak Hill high school teams, boys and girls, are scheduled to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Goddard
Marietta
Jackson
Frosty’s
Oak Hill High School
Tanlac tonic promises health from Mother Nature
A vintage advertisement extols Tanlac as a great tonic and builder from natural roots and herbs. It claims rapid health gains for weak bodies, improved sleep and appetite, and restored vigor, urging immediate purchase at the local druggist. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Nature
Hamden Highs Play Friday Night at Local Auditorium
Hamden high school basketball teams are scheduled to play at the auditorium this Friday night. The True Friendship Sewing club will be hosted at Mrs. George Scott's home next Thursday. Chillicothe visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Donaldson were there Monday. Co V Cox and Fred McKinniss of Chillicothe called on Mr. Joe McKinniss in Alphens Monday. Lawrence Paine of Chicago and Howard Paine of Washington DC visit their parents on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden High School
Auditorium
True Friendship Sewing Club
George Scott
F. C. Donaldson
Chillicothe
Co. V. Cox
Fred McKinniss
Joe McKinniss
Alphens
Lawrence Paine
Chicago
Howard Paine
Washington, D. C
Mrs. B. R. Paine
South Main Street
Local Social News and Illness Rumors
Broadwell Mrs Lotie Brill left Sunday for Stockport to visit her uncle James McVey. Mr and Mrs Earl Nice of Big Run were calling on relatives here Sunday. Word was received of the serious illness of Mrs 8 C Holdcroft of Zanesville. Her father G W Havron and sister Mrs Frank James and daughter Freda started for Zanesville Sunday. Several families here are having a siege of what looks like the grip. None are serious at present. Mr and Mrs Amos Driggs of The Plains and Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips of Athens were calling on Mr and Mrs Allison Drigg and family recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotie Brill
Stockport
James McVey
Earl Nice
Big Run
8. C. Holdcroft
Zanesville
Holdcroft
G. W. Haybron
Frank James
Freda
Amos Driggs
the Plains
Frank Phillips
Athens
Allison Drigg
Coolville Special Meeting at M. E. Church
A special service is held at the M E church on Wednesday evening with church members taking part. It begins a series of Wednesday evening meetings planned by the pastor with a different program each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ladies Aid Quilting at Clark Home
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church spent last week quilting at Mrs. Clark’s home. Several quilts were completed and more are in progress. They are now working on a quilt donated by Miss Susan Caldwell to her nephew, John Campbell, years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Clark
Susan Caldwell
John Campbell
Runion Family Members Visit. illness reported
Mr and Mrs Robert Runion of Carthage were Sunday callers at Runion where Mrs Sarah Runion the mother of Fred is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Roy Pullins spend the week helping their uncle Monroe Foster near Hockingport. John McLaughlin Mrs Ella Til...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Runion
Carthage
Fred Runion
Sarah Runion
Fred
Roy Pullins
Monroe Foster
Hockingport
John McLaughlin
Ella*Til
Dr Jackson Digestive and Liver Powder Guarantee
A testimonial style ad offers Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powder with a money back guarantee. It promises a $1.00 box, postpaid, via Norris of Circleville Ohio who claims relief from indigestion. It warns to seek genuine product and not substitutes and urges trial to discover benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackson
V. Norris
Circleville
He Jackson Medicine Co
Zanesville
Local visitors and travels around Athens and Parkersburg
Sophronia and family visit Athens while Ross Daugherty plans a short stay in Parkersburg with his wife awaiting an operation. Mrs Campbell returns from Athens to the Hotel Berry area. Several residents, including the Keller and Daugherty families, entertain visitors from Columbus Athens Frost and Cincinnati on weekends and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronia
Athens
Ross Daugherty
Parkersburg
John Campbell
Hotel Berry
Anna Warren
Smith Dunfee
Lenon Townsend
Beulah
Barkersburg
W. E. Daugherty
Lawrence Walden
Hoobler
Barth
Karl
Leroy Pritchard
D. M. Green
Northrop Family and Local Happenings Reported
Taylor Ridge notes Ellen Northrop recovering from blood poisoning in a Zanesville hospital and expected to return home soon. William Withem remains at home with rheumatism. Mrs Wahl and children visited Jacksonville Saturday. Mrs Withem reports improving after hospital return. W H Northrop visited his son. Rev G B Courtney preached at the local church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Northrop
Ellen
Zanesville
William
Jess Withem
Charles Wahl
Jacksonville
Joe Moody
W. H. Northrop
This Nurse Couldn’t Stop Coughing Then Relief Came
A New York nurse could not stop coughing after specialist consultation. One half bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion relieved the cough completely, with a claim of no sugar, chloroform, or dope. Cline Pharmacy Co. and food dealers offer the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cline Pharmacy Co
Local Families Attend Visits and Funeral for Child
Miss Leona Lemaine and brother Francis visited parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lemaine in Athens area. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strubbie and daughter from Haydenville spent time with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otters. Carl Welling and daughter Vernice visited Trimble and Glouster. Funeral services were held for Kenneth Kempton, four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kempton, at the Christian church with Rev. G B Courtney. burial in Taylor Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Lemaine
Athens
Francis
Near Greens Run
Leo Lemaine
Frank Strubbiel
Haydenville
Fred Oters
Carl Welling
Vernice
Trimble and
Glouster
The
Christian Church
G. B. Courtney
Kenneth
Albert Kempton
Taylor Ridge
Farm truck crash leaves Elyria man with severe injuries
John Worcester, 25, a Ridgeville farmer, was struck by a New York Central flier train as he drove his truck. The impact hurled the vehicle 50 feet and demolished it. Worcester crawled free and had wounds sewn by a surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Worcester
Ridgeville
New York Central
Worcester
Pretty Maxine Fitch and Anthony Sebastiani Divorce Suit
Pretty Maxine Fitch Sebastian, 17, who quit her junior year to marry Anthony Sebastiani, now lives with her parents in Martins Ferry. She sues for divorce claiming he refused to leave his mother's residence and he allegedly said he could get another wife but never another mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Maxine Fitch
Sebastian
Anthony Sebastiani
Maxine
Anthony
1925 license plates urged by local authorities in Well Directed Defiance
Auto owners in Well Directed Defiance are being directed to the office of Local Registrar Hay to purchase 1925 license plates. The push to obtain new plates is being carried out by city and county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Hay
Public Health Nurse Appointed in Bucyrus
Miss Bernice Chloe Bowers of Galion has been named public health nurse in Bucyrus at a salary of 150 dollars per month. She graduated from Glenville Hospital Training School in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Bernice Chloe Bowers
Galion
Miss Bowers
Glenville Hospital
Cleveland
Old Timer Is Back After Mayr’s Remedy Recovery
A man recounts severe digestive illness and gas before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a friend's suggestion. He reports rapid relief, feeling thirty years younger, and credits the simple preparation with removing catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation. McKee Drug Co. Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists offer it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
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C. K. Pritchard
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Hamden
Broadwell
Coolville
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Athans
Ohio
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F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
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MR. Gunn
the Home of Quality
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