Missionary Birthday Party Celebrated at First M E Church
A birthday party for the Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies drew members, husbands, and friends to First M E Church. The afternoon meeting, picnic supper, and a pageant with nine girls in native costumes highlighted the 40 and 50 year milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church of the Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Foreign Society
Foreign Missions
Home Missionary Organization
C. L. Strecker
Jesus
Mary Jane Strecher
Nod Land
J. B. Fulton
Nellie Brooks
L. G. Bean
Marzuella Richards
Frances Carr
Mammy
Pleasant farewell party honors Martha Watts in Athens
A Monday evening farewell surprise for Martha Watts leaving for Columbus was hosted by Miss Alda Ashworth. Guests from Athens and nearby towns gathered for refreshments after a pleasant, successful gathering honoring the guest of honor and her upcoming departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Ashworth
Martha Watts
Columbus
Pearl McCullins
Lucille Carr
Mary Ator
Forrest Leighty
Emma
Mildred Gulley
Georgia Blackburn
Glennella Burely
Helena
Genevieve Hibbard
Florence Richey
Myrta Ashworth
Howard Musgrave
Mary Eileen
Athens
Ethel Oxley
Union
Bill Lock
Stanley Harris
Gordon Hull
Willis Rose
Frank Richey
Leslie White
Joe Seiple
Ray McCullens
Emery Ball
the Plains
Alfred Austin
Harold Brown
Marriage Solemnized at First M E Church Athens
Athens couple Miss Madge E Cooksey and Mr William H Hunter of Poston were married by Rev C L Strecker at the First M E Church. The groom is a miner and they will reside in Poston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Madge E. Cooksey
William Henry Hunter
Poston
C. L. Strecker
M. E
Mrs. James Robey Returns After Three Week Absence
Mrs. James Robey came home last evening after a three week absence. She had spent two weeks away visiting in a distant location and returned to her residence.
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James Robey
Red Men host ice cream social. family visits and travel noted
Columbus sisters and sister in law plan a social at the Red Men hall Monday July 5. The previously set picnic is postponed. Dr. A E Wagner departs for Muskingum county to advocate the three mill levy for schools. Mrs Julia Wadley and son Jack arrive for a visit with Mr and Mrs C C Sheldon. Albert Hibbard of Huntington joins his children at their grandmother Mary Hibbard home. Elizabeth Hibbard returns to Huntington after visiting the grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wagner
Muskingum County
Julia Wadley
Jack
Columbus
Albert Hibbard
Huntington
W. Va
Albert Jr
Thomas
Mary Hibbard
Elizabeth Hibbard
Zimmermans Return From California Visit to Ohio
Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmerman their son and his bride return to Ohio after two years in California. They reside near Albany with Charles father Joe Zimmerman. They traveled by motor for the Albany departure two years ago and spent five days on their return trip in the same car used for the California journey. The son won a Tennessee bride in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmerman
Ohio
California
Albany
Joe Zimmerman
Zimmermans
Tennessee
Miners Complete 100 Percent Unionization in Mingo County
United Mine Workers announce that about 6000 coal miners in Mingo County West Virginia are now 100 percent organized. The turnout follows the May 19 clash in Matawan involving Baldwin-Felts agents citizens and miners and a Williamson convention demanding higher wages and better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Mingo County
West Virginia
Matawan
Baldwin-Felts
United Mine Workers
Williamson
Alimony suit in Chauncey ends after adjourning evidence
In Chauncey common pleas court Judge Worastell recessed the alimony case of Bessie Johnson vs Burg Johnson after late Thursday evidence. Eva McLaughlin of Vinton county testified as co respondent. adultery and cruelty claims were not proven. The husband testified he gave 4500 worth of property at separation and 5500 remained his. Attorneys sought to amend grounds to abandonment and gross neglect. custody of their daughter was also requested by the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Johnson- Burg Johnson
Chauncey
Common Pleas Court
Woratell
Eva McLaughlin
Vinton
Johnson
Worstell
McLaughlin
Burglar shot during break into Chaunsey store in Ohio
Chester Love 25 from Glouster was shot in the hip by Harry Miles while trying to break into Cohen & Miles store in Chaunsey. Love, taken to Logan hospital in serious condition, admitted he attempted theft due to being broke. Miles had warned thieves and kept a rifle ready after past burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chester Love
Glouster
Harry Miles
Love
Cohen & Miles
Logan Hospital
Miles
Mr. Miles
Hoodlet
Parker
Bartels
Logan
Fireworks Sale Open Early July 5 at 11 A.M.
Notice from J A Isselstein of Deanville inviting all to a fireworks sale open July 5 until 11 A M. An ice cream social at Airline Church of Christ will be held Saturday evening July 3, 1920. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Isselstein
Deanville
Airline
Church of Christ
Commoner Bryan Dominates Fifth Session At Democratic Convention
At the San Francisco convention hall on July 2, William Jennings Bryan drew the center of attention as a dry plank fight loomed in the platform. The crowd pressed in as officials managed crowds and press access, while Bryan prepared to present his minority report amid orderly proceedings and cigar restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commoner
United Press
San Francisco
Bryan Day
John L. Schuyleman
Ore
Bryan
David
Goliath
Dixie
Nebraska
Wets
Edwards
Robinson
Glass
Resolutions Committee
Benson Warns Foreign Interests Over American Merchant Marine
Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board declared the U S will build up an American merchant marine under the vones act despite foreign threats and propaganda. He warned that if necessary authorities will be expanded by the administration and Congress to protect U S traffic control with United States citizens owning part of imports and exports. He told foreign carriers and pro foreign interests to let sleeping dogs lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benson
The
Shipping Board
United States
Admiral Benson
Congress
Railroads Receive Major Share of $300 Million Fund
Detailed recommendations to the Interstate Commerce Commission outline a $86 million allocation to rebuild and equip 12,616 cars and locomotives and purchase 898 new locomotives and 45,000 freight cars. Twenty five roads would gain additions and betterments totaling $35 million to expand yards and sidings, with New York Central set to receive $4,807,000 for new locomotives and Hocking Valley $1,871,000 for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Transportation Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas de Witt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
New York Central
Hocking Valley
Local Notes From New Marshfield Area And Nearby Towns
New Marshfield reports Mrs Ed Robinett and daughter Eloise returning from Barberton after a weeks visit with relatives. Ralph Sharp visited relatives in Lancaster and Mansfield and came home. A daughter born recently to Mr and Mrs Roy Lewellyn. A large crowd attended children exercises at the M P church Sunday night. Mr and Mrs I R Hamilton and son Dean of Chauncey were guests of Mr and Mrs R Hysell over Sunday. Miss Eva Jones spent Tuesday night with relatives in Athens. Rev Dabritz is holding meetings at Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton of Athens called on relatives here Thursday. Guy Burkett attended the funeral of Mrs Elia McBride in Athens Saturday. Miss Ida Allison of Athens...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Robinett
Eloise
Barberton
Ralph Sharp
Lancaster
Mansfield
Roy Lewellyn
M. P
I. R. Hamilton
Dean
Chauncey
R. Hysell
Eva Jones
Athens
Dabritz
Carbondale
Frank Hamilton
Guy Burkett
Elia McBride
Ida Allison
Palmer Campaign Manager C. C. Carlin Testifies
C. C. Carlin is managing the on ry campaign of Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. He testifies before the senate committee examining campaign expenses of several candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
C. C. Carlin
On Ry
Eral A. Mitchell Palmer
Carin
Senate Committee
National underwriters urge tighter Fourth of July firework rules
The national board of underwriters urged state and city officials to enforce regulations on pyrotechnic displays to curb an "old-fashioned" Fourth of July celebration. They estimate property losses from fireworks in the last four years at 1.25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Board of Onderwriters
Woolen Mills to Be Closed Down
Andover Massachusetts July 2 The principal mills of the Ag Woolen Co now operating three days a week will be shut down today Orders filled or ready to fill are cancelled and next season's goods are curtailed President Woodson could not be forecast how long the mills would remain closed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Masc
Ag Woolen Co
Woodson
Paper Cape Becomes Foldable Waterproof Outerwear
A new waterproof cape has been created from thin paper that can be folded and carried in a pocket. The material stays waterproof while remaining lightweight and portable for on-the-go use.
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Ociety
Prestons
Logan Book & News Store
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Ethel Riley
Washington, D. C
George C. Parks
Hal W. Murphy
East State Street
W. W. Keynes
Ida F. White
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Eddy Hospital
Margaret Davis
Hampton Roads Naval Base
O. S. Selle
Maud Ruth
Miles City
Montana
D. O. Chappel
H. T. Phillips
Amesville
Masonic Lodge
A. H. Vernon
F. P. Phillips
Guy Fierce
Aurence Ahle
Rae
Warrener
Ames Township
William J. Warrener
Cleveland
CITY
Doris May
Los Angeles
Cal
Chauncey Store
With Marine
New Marshfield
Cc. C. Carlin
Lalley Light and Power
Lalley Light
Oestrial Rede
Lalley Light Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
R. H. Meredith
Vol
A Story & Clark Organ
John Robbins
Furnishing Co
Mill Street
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