Local Celebrations Highlight Creasey Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs R A Creasere of State Street hosted a birthday gathering last night with friends dining and dancing at their home. Attendees included J Malin Arthur Akron and several couples, plus a luncheon close. Theatre party host Mrs Ralph P Jennings entertained sister Edith Goodman of Albany Alabama after the show, with guests including Miss Dew Putnam Putnam Merwin Hatch Burson Gross Cooksey Lawrence Moore and guests Bettina Hobbey New York City Mary Poston Otha Beasley and Marjorie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Creasere
Pet
State Street
J. Malin Arthur
Akron
Stanley Bobo
Charles Richardson
Roy C. Shirley
Shattuck
D. L
Mary Edwards
Bungue
William Forester
Ralph P. Jennings
Majestic
Edith Goodman
Albany
Alabama
Cline’s
Missesine Dew
Dorothy Putnam
Abagail Putnam
Margaret Merwin
Jances Hatch
Geraldine Burson
Irene’ Gross
Frances Cooksey
Jrace ‘Lawrence
Derre Moore
Bettina Hobbey
New York City
Mary Poston
Otha Beasley
Marjorie
Local names listed for report
Marietta Strecker Clarys Smith Grace Walker and Julie Porter appear as individuals connected to the item in the surrounding news note. This concise roster highlights five named persons involved in the story context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strecker, Marietta
Clarys Smith
Grace Walker
Julie Porter
Garlinger and Stanley Nuptials Held at Parsonage
Miss Ollie Margaret Garlinger of Nelsonville and Ned Stanley of Chauncey wed at the First M. E. parsonage Wednesday at 1 40 PM. Rev. C L Strecker officiated with attendants Karl Stanley and Mrs Jesse Hall. The couple will live at Circle Hill where Stanley works as a miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlinger
Stanley
M. E. Parsonage
Ollie Margaret Garlinger
Nelsonville
Ned Stanley
Chauncey
C. L. Strecker
Karl Stanley
Jesse Hall
Circle Hill
Social Roundup Travelers and Visits Across States
Wilson Carr went to Mt. Clemens Michigan for a stay on Wednesday. Mr H F Smith of Mt Vernon an official of a rubber company is the business guest of W A Moorhead. Miss Louise Dana home from art study in New York City will spend July and August with her parents Mr and Mrs John P Dana. Mrs E Rey Lash and daughter Susan Alice travel with Mrs C S Williams to Buffalo New York to visit. Mrs A F McGrath leaves for Detroit Michigan to summer with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W W Beck. Dr and Mrs T R Biddle and continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Smith
Mt. Vernon
W. A. Moorhead
Louise Dana
New York City
John P. Dana
A. F. McGrath
Detroit
Mich
W. W. Beck
Maude McGrath
Bob Dunnett
Paul
Dan
Toledo
Wm. Dunnett
T. J. Blincoe
Columbus
Blincoe
J. E. Boudinot
Trimble
Mrs. O B Sloane Attends Columbus Funeral
Mrs O B Sloane leaves for Columbus to attend the Friday funeral of Mr Charles Edward Leslie. Interment will be in Green Lawn cemetery. Mr and Mrs Roger J Jones announce the birth of a son on Wednesday June 30 at the home of Mrs Jones's parents in Martins Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sloane
Columbus
Charles Edward Leslie
Green Lawn Cemetery
Roger J. Jones
Jones
John A. Moore
Martins Ferry
Roger Jr
Sislers Plan Tulsa Visit With Stopovers
Mr and Mrs J J Sisler depart this evening for Tulsa Oklahoma to visit Mrs N J Sisler and other relatives They expect to be away about one month and will pause in Texas on the return trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sisler
Tulsa
Oklahoma
N. J. Sisler
Texas
Martzolff Class Social at M E Church Friday
The Martzolff class of the M. E. church will hold its regular monthly social in the church parlors Friday evening. A picnic lunch will be served at 6 30 followed by a program. Each member should bring one eatable for the lunch. All members are urged to attend.
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Martzolff
M. E. Church
Athens-Harmony road by Jesse Finsterwald praised
The article notes Jesse Finsterwald built the Athens-Harmony road seven or eight years ago and kept it well maintained. It remains better than most county pikes and much superior to dirt roads, with reasonable costs for upkeep through dragging and ditching as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Harmony
Jesse Finsterwald
Weather and Promising Crop Progress in Ohio
Week ending June 29 reports delayed farm work due to rains then improved conditions. Corn growth lagged from cool weather while oats and hay show promise. Winter wheat harvest begins in southern counties. Tobacco late but healthy. gardens and fruit affected by some drop. Separately, Beckler contract bricks for Carpenter and High streets paving. Sugar Creek store replacing burned Foraker building. traction line work on Courtney Hill ongoing with brick repairs needed along crossing.
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Ohio
Sugar Creek
James Foraker
Sheriff Parker Returns with Bricker to Penitentiary
Sheriff Parker travels from Columbus to escort Bill Bricker to the penitentiary for his third sentence. Bricker appears perfectly at home, welcomes officers by first name, and interacts cordially as he returns inside the walls, with no surprise from prison staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Parker
Columbus
Bill Bricker
Parker
Bill
State Prison
By-the-Way Man Learns About 1920 Women in Chauncey
In Chauncey the By-the-Way Man notes how women of 1920 show capabilities with tasks like house painting. Mrs Blanche Fuller Brown recently demonstrated a strong painting effort, illustrating practical skills among local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Blanche Fuller Brown
Wedding of Mildred Newman and Bert Fields at Justice Helwig
The ceremony occurred at 9 this morning in Justice Helwig’s office officiated by a minister who led the serenading party for Mr and Mrs Alexander B Mackie of Athens. Bert Fields a miner and Mildred Newman will live in Athens after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Mackie
Athens
Mildred Newman
Bert Fields
Justice Helwig
Fields
Insanity Finding Leads to State Hospital Transfer for Ross Howard
The case of Ross Howard remains unresolved after a jury in common pleas court found him insane. It is now believed the probate judge will prepare papers to admit Howard to the Lima state hospital for the criminal insane within a few days.
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Ross Howard
Altho
Common Pleas Court
Howard
Lima State Hospital
Poultry Expert Hatches Ring-Necked Pheasants at Home
Scott Haney, a noted poultry expert, has hatched ring-necked pheasants under a prize hen from eggs obtained by Game Protector Joe Hibbard. The chicks are lively and progressing well toward maturity and will be set free when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Haney
Joe Hibbard
Mr. Haney
Karnesville promoter visits Athens for oil lease recordings
Mrs M J Karnes of Karnesville Maryland promoter of Eastern Oil Company records oil leases in Athens county. Company holds hundreds of acres in Alexander township near Judge Wood farm and leases in Hocking county with wells being drilled. Karnes reports strong stock sales across the East.
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M. J. Karnes
Karnesville
Eastern Oil Company
Athens
Alexander Township
Judge Wood Farm
Hocking County
Karnes
Rothwell Club to Bring Colt Lyceum Course to Glouster
The Rothwell Club plans a five-number Colt Lyceum course for Glouster this winter two lectures two musicals and one impersonator at a cost requiring at least 300 season tickets to cover expenses. Literature on the course will be distributed and a citywide canvass will follow.
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Rothwell Club
Colt Lyceum
Glouster
Ohio University Student Undergoes Adenoids and Tonsils Operation
Helen Ohlinger of Nelsonville, aOHIO University student, had adenoids and tonsils removed at Copeland-Howe hospital. Maywood McGrath of Athens also had a nasal operation at the same hospital today.
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Helen Ohlinger
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Maywood McGrath
Athens
Local residents listed in unsettled notice of names
Dale W Nye farmer of Carpenter and Kezie Day teacher of Albany. William E Ervin laborer of Haydenville and Lenora Sauders of Buchtel. W M Tryon printer of Washington D C and Sylvia Smith of Glouster.
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Dale W. Nye
Carpenter
Kezie Day
Albany
William E. Ervin
Haydenville
Lenora Sauders
Buchtel
W. M. Tryon
Washington, D. C
Sylvia Smith
Glouster
Wilson backs reservations to clarify treaty plank
Administration circles in Washington report President Wilson does not oppose the Democratic party plank on the League of Nations. The plank favors ratification without reservations that impair integrity but supports interpretive reservations to make the treaty clearer and more specific. Officials say Wilson has long supported reservations that help interpret the treaty.
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Washington
League of Nations
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Wilson
Suit in Partitions Over Nelsonville Real Estate Interest
Josephine Baugh files a suit against multiple relatives seeking partition of real estate in Nelsonville where she claims a one fifth interest. The action aims to divide the property among heirs and establish the extent of her ownership.
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Josephine Baugh
Nelsonville
837 Bodies Arrive in New York From Antwerp
The bodies of 837 American servicemen dead from disease arrive in New York aboard the transport Mercury and are consigned directly to the homes of their parents.
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New York
Antwerp
Mercury
Women seeks divorce in Athens county court
Ina P. Hutchinson sues Murray Hutchinson in common pleas court claiming cruelty including beating and threats with a buggy whip. Married in Athens in 1915 they have no children and now separated seeking alimony and $450 toward property and restoration of maiden name Ina P. Knowlton.
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Ina P. Hutchinson
Murray Hutchinson
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Hutchinson
Athens
Zaleski
Smith Withdraws From Ohio Secretary of State Race
Harold C. Smith of Elyria withdraws from the Republican race for secretary of state in Ohio. The fate of Harry Clay Smith of Cleveland and Harvey C. Smith, the Ohio secretary of state, remains to be decided today.
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Columbus
Harold ¢. Smith
Elyria
Harry Clay Smith
Cleveland
Harvey C. Smith
Smith
Miller Named District Superintendent in Athens County
Alexander Canaan and Lodi township boards met in the city and elected Charles E. Miller district superintendent for the coming year. The vote was unanimous. Miller, a recognized Athens County educator, has previously served as district superintendent and led the Canaanville schools last year.
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Boards of Education
Alexander
Canaan
Lodi
Alex Root
Charles E. Miller
Miller
County Board of Education
Athens County
Canaanville
Rowdyism of San Forges condemned before Democratic panel
Mrs Agnes Newman sister of Sir Roger Casement executed by Britain during war condemns rowdy tactics by Irish sympathizers. She says such tactics hurt Irish freedom and seeks American recognition for Ireland with De Valera and expects citizenship next September. America must repay its debt to Ireland.
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San Francisco
Agnes Newman
Roger Casement
de Valera
Democratic Party
America
Ireland
Marriage Licenses for Athens Chauncey and Nelsonville pairings
Bert Fields a miner and Mildred Newman both of Athens obtain marriage license. Ned Stanley a miner of Chauncey and Ollie M Garlinger of Nelsonville R D 1 also listed for license.
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Bert Fields
Miner
Mildred Newman
Athens
Ned Stanley
Chauncey
Ollie M. Garlinger
Nelsonville R. D. 1
Freight rate hike urged to cover wage demands
Clifford Thorne of Chicago testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates should rise about 55.5 percent if railroads win higher pay demands. He urged adding wage hikes to current costs and shifting a 5 percent rise to passenger fares, with freight increases spread across all railroad earnings. He warned the East could see 60 percent, the West 50 percent, and the South 60 percent.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Thorne
West
South
Reinstatement of War Risk Insurance Highlighted
Attorney Hughes reports that he reinstated between 35000 and 40000 dollars of war risk life policies for ex service men whose coverage lapsed. The July deadline remains for reinstating six forms under specified conditions. He notes an eighteen month post discharge window for renewal can permit additional insurance. Discharged servicemen under eighteen months should contact Mr. Hughes promptly.
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Hughes
Jury Hears Tatters Of Chauncey Family Suit
Judge Worstell presides over a bitter contested suit filed by Bessie Johnson against Chauncey resident Johnson. The action seeks support and damages after a railroad injury left Johnson with limited means. Her claim cites threats and alleged infidelity involving a local man named McK. About thirty witnesses have testified from Chauncey and Creek amid a crowded court scene.
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Worstell
Ah Uintony Suitrom I
Bessie Johnson Agas Johnson
Johnson
Mck
Hom Chauncey
Chauncey
Creek
Smithsonian to Set Up Solar Observation Station in Egypt
The Smithsonian Institution plans to establish a solar observing station in Egypt, expanding its international astronomy outreach. The project aims to study solar activity and provide data through collaborative efforts with local scientific partners.
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Smithsonian Institution
Egypt
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Boston
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