Local residents plan summer stays and visits
Mrs G H Welch and son Vimont travel to Rosedale near Petoskey Michigan for summer at their cottage with D Welch to join later. Miss Laura Bailey occupies Mrs Gertrude Barth’s house during summer vacation in Coolville. Families return from New York City and Niagara Falls while others depart for Cincinnati and Cleveland area vacations. Miss Bess Whipple returns to Duluth after months here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Welch and Son
Vimont
Rosedale
Petoskey
Mich
D. Welch
Chillicothe Advertiser
Laura Bailey
Hamden Junction
Gertrude Barth
Coolville
Social News: Local Residents Attend Visits and Travel
Friday item notes Miss Ida Bowser leaving for Columbus to spend weekend with sisters. George Boden, son of ex-sheriff John Boden, guest of relatives in town. Francis Henry of Saltville Va vacationing with his father Charles Henry. Maude Mullay travels to Kansas City and Portland then to Mexico to stay with parents next year. Dr Elmer Dent guests of R. S. Dent. Reynolds family visiting Logan before returning to Dayton. F P McVay visits father S. T. Hull at Guysville. Fred Alderman to Mansfield for Roe-Craig wedding as usher. Eagles convention attendees Slaughter, Jordan, Stewart, Foutch return from Zanesville. Mrs. Harry Enoch and son Ted leave for Cincinnati relatives after visit. Marie Hunter, Crane School of Music student, heads home via Quebec Montreal Thousand Islands Niagara Falls returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Ghief Helen
Fred
George de Camp
Logan
John White
Dayton
Marie Hunter
Crane
Pottsdam
N. Y
Quebec
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Local Visitors Reported in Various Towns
Mrs. Austin Holmes returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Cin espati and Greenfield. G. W. Reeves of Caldwell is a hurried visitor here for a few days. Dr. W. V. Sprague of Chauncey was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Holmes
Cinespati
Greenfield
G. W. Reeves
Caldwell
W. V. Sprague of
Chauncey
Local visitors and guests linger in Athens area
A stream of visitors arrives in Athens from Glouster Columbus Mansfield and Columbus. Elmer C Morris of Glouster plans to open a nickelodeon at New Straitsville. Mrs Laura Beaton of Columbus visits Miss Christie Beaton. Roe Craig wedding party travels to Mansfield. The city hosts Ed Maxon for a grandmother's funeral and Dr G O Linscott arrives from Amesville. Mrs George Merritt and children plan a summer stay in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Morris of
Glouster
New Straitsville
Ed Maxon
Coolville
Mrs. Fuller
George Merritt
Columbus
Athens
J. P. McVey
South Court Street
Miss Williams Returns After Newark Interurban Crash
Miss Winifred Williams arrived home after weeks in Newark Ohio at her uncle's house. She was badly cut in an interurban smashup near Newark on her way there. facial injuries from glass left severe scars. She has since recovered from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Williams
Newark
Ohio
Miss Williams
Mrs W E See Visits Marietta at Roach Home
Mrs W E See is visiting at the home of Albert Roach. Attorney B F Swope of Glouster was in Athens on professional business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Marietta
Albert Roach
B. F. Swope of
Glouster
Athens
Miss Lida Ogier Visits Morgantown Guest in Morgantown
Miss Lida Ogier of Hamden arrived to be the guest of Miss Bess Driggs in Morgantown while visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Ogier
Hamden
Morgantown
W Va
Bess Driggs
Pittsboro Woman Guest of Mother on East State Street
Mrs William McFarland known as Miss Rosa Minear of Pittsboro visits her mother Mrs Fannie Minear on East State Street during a local social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McFarland
Rosa Minear
Pittsboro
Fannie Minear
East State Street
Two Wheeling Sisters Visit at College Hill
Mrs E H Woodworth and her sister Mrs N M Ames of Wheeling West Virginia visit their sister Mrs M J Weethee at College Hill sharing family time and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Woodworth
N. M. Ames
Wheeling, W. Va
M. J. Weethee
College Hill
Ex Cursion Guests Mentioned From Local Area List
The report names attendees of a Detroit excursion including Clarence Butts Hadley Bellows Frank Schioss Henry Osterfield Herman Youse Fred Gross and others. It also notes weekend visits with Mr and Mrs Forsythe in Columbus and trips to Albany with J F Tewksbury and to Marshfield with A E Downard and Carl Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clarence Butts
Hadley Bellows
Frank Schioss
Henry Osterfield
Herman Youse
Fred Gross
Harry Hill
Ernest Cornell
H. A. Harris
Gus Townsend
Russell Fuller
Local Social Notes Highlight Visiting Guests
Mrs. Dan DeLay and Mr. H. F. Link hosted guests in Columbus over two weeks, while Mrs. T. W. Woodyard returned from Sandusky Woodyard near Albany. Carl Neff spent time in Albany, and Mrs. Morris Goodfriend with Dorothy visited Mrs. E. S. Rothman on Lancaster street. The Rameeys hosted Mary Acord of Columbus as their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tewksbury
Albany
Sandusky Woodyard
Morris Goodfriend
Dorothy
Mingo Junction
E. S. Rothman
Lancaster Street
Harvey Rameey
Mary Acord
Columbus
Soldier Guy Grandstaff Returns to Sharpsburg for Birthday
Guy Grandstaff, recently serving in the Philippines, arrived in Athens on Sunday and went to his former home in Sharpsburg where his twenty first birthday will be celebrated on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Grandstaff
Philippines
Athens
Sharpsburg
Mrs Lefavor and Grand Daughter Return From Visit
Mrs Malvina Lefavor and granddaughter Miss Lillian Horn returned yesterday from a two weeks visit with friends and relatives in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvina Lefavor
Lillian Horn
New Lexinton
Robbins Heads Toward International Correspondence School Trip
Tuesday notes say K Robbins departed yesterday for several days on business to Lancaster and Logan in support of the International Correspondence School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Robbins
Lancaster
Logan
International Correspondence School
Miss Lulu Young Visits Relatives in Cleveland and Akron
Miss Lulu Young left Sunday for a week long visit with relatives in Cleveland and Akron. Mr and Mrs Edson Kyle, Mrs Sa Pidcock and Miss Lydia Nannasper were with Mrs Kyle's parents at Guysville Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Young
Cleveland
Akron
Edson Kyle
Sa’ Pidcock
Lydia Nannasper
Kyle
Guysville
Social Visits From Columbus Dayton And Detroit
Mrs Rollo Ford of Columbus visits Sergius Bingham and Miss Maude Bingham and will stay with Mr and Mrs Joseph Baker on R D 8 before returning home Anne Long of Dayton visits her parents Prof and Mrs F S Coultrap Miss Sarah Parks returns home from a two week visit with Prof C M Copeland and family Messrs Charles Fiedler and Ralph Kenney visit in Detroit Michigan Sunday Mr Mack Morgan of Lyndon Mills visits Beta House friends for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Ford
Columbus
Sergius Bingham
Miss Maude
Joseph Baker
R. D
Anne
William Long
Dayton
Sarah Parks
Hopedale
Prof. C. M Copeland
Charles Fiedler
Ralph Kenney
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Mack Morgan
Lyndon Mills
Beta House
Riedman Family Returns From Fostoria Funeral
Mr and Mrs Walter Riedman returned Monday from Fostoria where they were called to attend the funeral of Mr Michael Riedman, brother of Mr Riedman. T H Crawford of the Stedman Packing Company spent weekend with friends at St Marys West Virginia. Miss Lenna Smith Miss Minie Roach and Mrs Sadie Roach Leyden sail from New York on the Friesland for Europe. They will tour England Scotland France and Germany. Mr and Mrs S S N Hobson host their daughters Mrs J A Lovell of Marietta and Mrs C M Lovell of Amesville as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Riedman
Fostoria
Mr. Riedman
Michael Riedman
T. H. Crawford
The
Stedman Packing Company
St. Marys
W. Va
Lenna Smith
Minie Roach
Sadie Roach Leyden
New York
Friesland
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Trips and visits of local residents after long weekends
Mrs. Frank Rose and children and Mrs. Frank Hoisington depart for Minot North Dakota to stay months with sisters Lydia Williams and George Kessell and for health. George Harris of Cleveland and V Harris editor of Athens Journal go to Low el to visit brother Dr C H Harris then to near McConnelsville. J H Baird returns to Towns burg West Virginia after two weeks with Daniel Baird and R P Jones. Mack Morgan returns home to Lynden after four days with Beta House friends. Attorney Emmett Kirkendall of Columbus visits Athens. C C Millikan and son Donald return from Delaware wedding of Miss Myra Beck to end visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
Frank Hoisington
Minot
N. Dak
Lydia Williams
George Kessell
George Harris
Cleveland
V. Harris
The
Athens Journal
Lowell
C. H. Harris
McConnelsville
Mr. Mack Morgan
Lynden
Beta House
C. C. Millikan
Donald
Delaware
Piles Relief Claim Through Medical Mixture
An old recipe promises relief and a permanent cure for piles using carbolic acid and Zine Ointment mixed with Zotan. The text urges consulting a druggist to prepare the mix and claims thousands have been cured.
Funeral for Mrs Hannah Beverage
The funeral for Mrs Hannah Beverage wife of the late Cushman Beverage will be from her daughter Mrs T D Hawkins at Hudson Avenue Sunday at 2 PM Reverend F M Swinehart of the First Methodist Church will conduct the services Interment will be in Union Street Cemetery
Ice Cream Social at Airline Christian Church
An ice cream social is planned at Airline Christian Church on Saturday July 11. The event invites community members to enjoy desserts and fellowship in a church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airline Christian Church
Carbondale Youth Wounds Friend in Accidental Shooting
In Carbondale Colorado on June 2 a pistol accidentally discharged by 22 year old Rucker wounded his friend Dave Algood just below the right eye. Dr K T Crossen treated the injury and removed the bullet from the palate area. The note urges youths to carry icicles instead and discard pistols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker
Dave Algood
K. T. Crossen
Algood
Peculiar Accident Injures Child in Marhf ield Ohio
Mary McVay, daughter of Prof and Mrs Hal McVay, suffered a severe cut on the face while playing in Mar hfield. A glass bottle edge pierced between the nose and left eye, needing six stitches for a wound about three inches long. Eye damage not suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehfield
Ohio
Mary
Mra
Hal McVay
New York Medical Societies Review Count
A report notes there are 45 medical societies operating in New York City, reflecting a dense professional network across the boroughs and medical disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Jasper Hill Social Notes Show Visits and Celebrations
Anthony Christman returns home after a week with brother Matthew in Millfield. Ice cream supper at George Kyle’s home attracts locals. Ola Chalfant, employed at Ath ens Children’s Home, spends Sunday at home. Arthur Bail visits Parkershire. Lovell Bean of Athens visits Eliza Nason. Bella Chalfant and Ralph Coolville visitors. Children’s services at Guysville Sunday evening. Frank Nickoson and family stay with Eliza Nickoson. Mabel Hill returns home to Athens after visiting aunt Ella Crawford. L Fortney hosts party for Addie Fortney sixteenth birthday. about sixty guests attend. ice cream, cake, fruit, candy. Addie receives many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthur Bail
Parkershire
Lovell Bean
Eliza Nason
Bella Chalfant
Brother Ralph
Coolville
Guysville
Frank Nickoson
Eliza Nickoson
Mabel Hill
Ella Crawford
L. Fortney
Addie
Miss Fortney
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Health News
A series of social visits spreads through Athens and surrounding towns with families hosting relatives and friends. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mariner and son Robert of Athens visiting Cyrus Bean, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frost bringing Hazel and Nora to stay with the Orestus Fultons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mariner
Robert of
Athens
Cyrus Bean
Samuel Frost
Hazel and
Nora
Orestus
Concord Area Residents Attend Visits and Events
Local families hosted relatives and friends over Sunday including the Wolk Wemmer and Brown households. A camp meeting in Jacksonville occurred Saturday night. Mrs Wemmer suffered a foot injury from a stepping horse. Temperance rally in Trimble drew attendees Ed Antle and others. Harvest is underway as farmers stay busy. Music at a birthday party featured Harland Linscott and Cash Wolf. Plans for a Fourth of July celebration shifted due to Gilouster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolk
Sugar Creek
R. C. Wemmer
Wilson Wemmer
Jacksonville
Clarence Brown
Doris
Millfield
F. Brown
W. C. Wemmer
Ed Antle
Trimble
Carl Welling
Samuel Sayers, Jr
William Cole
Jily
Guy White
McDougal
Harland Linscott
Cash Wolf
Boudinot
Goldie
Edith Wennie
Amesville
Lena Brown
Gilouster
Harvest Picnic Postponed and Local Visits Noted
It was postponed until later when a harvest picnic will be given. Miss Anna Howard has gone to Columbus for a two weeks visit with her sister and other friends there. Mrs A V Linscott of Athens is visiting her grandfather Mr Milligan Howard this week. Mr and Mrs Iden Brown of Gloucester were visiting friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Gillett of Sugar Creek were the guests of the latter's sister Mrs James Ford this week. Miss Edna White entertained a number of her friends with music Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tipple
Athens
Robert McClain
Sander Carpenter
D. E. Lovland
Jacob McConkey
Virginia
A. J. Price
Britania
Garnet
Dorothy
Howard
Hattie Kelley
Herbert
William Tedrow
George Love
Naomi
Lewis Hill
John T
South Canaan
William Hawk
Joseph Sprague
C. C. Same
Canaanville
Agalia Basler
Columbus
Lacy Frost
Judson
Kate Kelley
Anna McClain
Wade Love
Mae Halbert
South Canaaa
Judson School
Anna Howard
A. V. Linscott
Milligan Howard
Iden Brown
Glouster
John Gillett
Sugar Creek
James Ford
Ohio Faculty Represented At National Teachers Gathering
Dean H G Williams left Saturday for Cleveland to attend NEA sections. Dr Frank P Bachman followed Monday to present a paper on Differences in Native Ability Economic Condition of Family and Educational Destination as the Basis of Differentiating Elementary and Secondary Education. Williams serves on the NEA board directing Ohio headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Teachers
Cleveland
Dean Williams
Dr. Bachman
Bachiman
Ohio
State Register
Normal School
N. Bea
Department of
Work of the Normal School in Preparing Teachers to Teach Agriculture
The piece notes an upcoming Thursday morning session on industrial and agricultural education. Dean Williams leads the NBA effort with Prof C L Martsolff and Supt A H Dixon teaching during the dean’s absence. The event highlights Obot’s leadership and hospitality to showcase the state’s teachers and a likely large enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A
C. L. Martsolff
A. H. Dixon
Dean Williams
NBA
Improving Karl Kreig Recovers After Steam Shovel Accident
Karl Kreig, badly scalded at Hamley Run on April 14, survived a life threatening steam shovel overturn. Trapped, he found a crawl space to escape and clawed back from critical burns despite two near deaths. His steady recovery continued to allow his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamley Run
Eteem
Logan Republican
Enduring Happiness vs Folly Weighing What Lasts
A reflection contrasts happiness that endures with folly that blows away like thistle down on a breeze. It urges weighing joy against lasting stability and meaning.
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John Elder
Harry
Frances
Leslie Martin
Buffalo
Lorene Hudson
Frank Lord
Joseph
Wood Farm
Fisher
Florence Andrews
Ah Dees
Minnie Bishop
Warren
Eutmer
P. Kircher
Mrs. Prank Jones
Vincent
Wilbur Jones
Springfield
Bess Whipple
Duluth
Minn
John V. Wood
Ida Bowser
George Boden
John Boden
New Vienna
Mr. Francis Henry
Saltville, Va
Charlies Henry
Ioo
Elmer Dent
R. 8. Dent
F. P. McVay
8. T. Hull
Fred Alderman
Mansfield
Alderman
Isaac Slaughter
G. Jordan
Geo. Stewart
William Foutch
Zanesville
Order of Eagles
Harry Enoch
Ted
Amelia Alker
Mr. Enoch
Cincinnati
Laura Beaton of
Christie Beaton
Thomas H. Craig
Mary Kaler
H. R. Wilson
Roe-Craig
Jerry Sisler
Ismnes
G. O. Linscott
Lola Street
William Peelle
National Educational Association
Wilmington
Charles P. Kircher
Om Albert Russell
Goldsbury
Colorado
W. N. Alderman
Nelsonville
Jackson
I. P. Primrose
Francis Frebault
Albert Hibbard
Morris Avenue
FE. W. Tuttle
D. Cornwell
R. D. Williams
Athens Gazette
Mary Fulton
Gertrude Atkinson
Reynolds
Gardy
Cardus
J. C. Larson
Olds, In
Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mrs. Forsythe
A. E. Downard
Marshfield
Carl Cross
Wellston
Dan DeLay
H. F. Link
T. W. Woodyard
Carl Neff
J. H. Baird
Roger
Townsburg
Daniel Baird
McKinley Avenue
R. P. Jones
Franklin Avenue
Emmett Kirkendall
L. A. Koons
Kirkendall
O. U
U. Law School
ICE Cream Social
Carbondale, CO
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Dillinger
Bond
S. M. Denison
Chillicothe
E. Main St
Jasper Hill
Anthony Christman
Sroter Matthew Christman
George
Ola Chalfant
Graham's Chapel
Fulton
Daisy Mariner
George Hartley
George Christman
Murray City
Concord
Edna White
Dean H. G. Williams
Frank P. Bachman
National Education
Association
Earl Kreig
Karl Kreig
Ohio Central Lines
Louisville
John Robinson
Menagerie
Wild Wes&t
Bota
U. S&s. Cavalry
Far West
Riding
Alaska
Robinson
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