Funeral services for Mrs Gladys Storer in Murray City
Mrs Gladys Lin ton Storer 32 chief telephone operator at the Murray City exchange died after illness. Funeral held at M E church Murray City with burial at Greenlawn. She leaves husband and siblings. Several local residents and relatives noted in visit notices and hospital updates from Nelsonville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Storer
Murray City
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Gladys Linton Storer
Albert Storer
Lancaster Hospital
B. B. Linton
Greenlawn
Andrew Krisor Succumbs Near Coonville
Nelsonville July 5 An drew J Krisor aged 79 Civil War veteran died at his daughter's home near Coonville. Funeral arrangements not yet made. He leaves several children and his wife who died earlier. Mrs Walter Lines hosted a birthday tea for her daughter Janice aged six with guests Ellen Keating Charles Six Betty Halli Lillian Huddy Ada Jo Buntoff Mary Grace Dora Almann Lee Newman Rachel Steenrod Waveline Finnis Juanita Sines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Andrew J. Krisor
Coonville
Walter Lines
Janice
Ellen Keating
Charles Six
Betty
Catherine Halli
Lillian Huddy
Ada Jo
Buntoff
Mary Grace
Dora
Josephine Almann
Lee Newman
Rachel Steenrod
Waveline Finnis
Juanita Sines
Nelsonville Court Fines Two for Intoxication and Careless Driving
In Nelsonville mayor court two defendants faced fines. James Lyons of Moores Town paid 10 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication while John Sheskey of Buchtel admitted careless driving and also fined 10 dollars plus costs. The notices also list local social and scouting events and visits in Nelsonville dated July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Lyons
Moorestown
Eberle
John Sheskey
Buchtel
Social Notes: Lawn party honors Dorothy Mae Howard
Mrs Edward Howard hosted a Friday lawn party from 2 to 4 pm for her daughter Dorothy Mae s tenth birthday. Winners included Helen Harvey Vera Shafer Josephine Emish and Martha Galvin. Guests ranged from local families to Mr and Mrs Walter Hopstetter and four children Millard Thelma Dorothy Mae and Lloyd. The Miss Violet Glenn played piano solos and readings told of a China trip and Easter legend. The missionary society met at Mrs Charles Monks home with program by The King s Heralds and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Howard
Dorothy Mae
Helen Harvey
Vera Shafer
Josephine Emish
Martha Galvin
Elsie Keating
Mary Catherine Miller
Lowell Miller
Margaret Robey
Ruth Seibert
Zelma
Thelma
Mary Frances
Dorothy Dailey
China
Agnes Hartley
Marie Spencer
George Evans
Monks
Logan Execution May Force Sale Of School Building
July 5. Sheriff W R Lloyd may proceed to execute the Logan tow nship board of education to collect about 270 for transportation charges to Emery Bainter. If the execution goes forward the modern brick high school at South Bloomingville could be sold. Attorneys split on whether sale is possible and reports say prospects are good for an injunction blocking the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainter
Drunkenness Charge in Lancaster Arrest
July 5 John Moore of Lancaster was arrested by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn on intoxication charges. He awaits arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John Moore
Lancaster
Joe Farbearn
Road tarting under way on Coolville-Pomeroy road
Arthur Cline the state maintenance engineer says a section of the Coolville Pomeroy road is being tarred this week. The work covers about eight and a half miles starting one mile west of Coolville, with 2.5 miles in Athens County and 6 miles in Meigs County. The tar is laid over gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Pomeroy
Arthur Cline
Athens County
Meigs County
Woman Dies After Long Illness in Albany
Mrs. Cydnor Fontz 60 died at her Albany home after a long sugar diabetes illness. Funeral at 1 p.m. Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. Howard Stanley’s home, burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Survived by husband, daughter, grandson Earl Stanley, Albany, son Burton Fonts of Parkersburg West Virginia, and brother James Kincaid of Meadow Bridge West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Cydnor Fontz
Howard Stanley
Hebbardsville
Randolph withdraws from probate on Johnson estate
Ora B. Randolph's application to be administrator of Nora E. Johnson's estate is withdrawn at her request. Clarence Humphrey is granted letters of administration with a $2600 bond secured by American Surety Co. Frank Tidd, Edward Dutton and Edward Parker named as appraisers. Personal property of J. Lovell Price’s estate to be sold privately by executor Joseph Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora B. Randolph
Nora E. Johnson
Bee
Clarence Humphrey
Theestate
American Surety Company of
New York
Frank Tidd
Edward Dutton
Edward Parker
J. Lovell Price
Joseph Hall
Chautauqua Promoters Meet in Athens City Hall
Guarantors and ticket sellers will assemble in the city building at 7 tonight to map plans for the upcoming Athens chautauqua. Advance agents have been in the city for days distributing programs and advertising the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Balloon sighting near cemetery reported at dawn
Five balloons started from Ford airport yesterday. One balloon was sighted passing over the cemetery north of the city at 9 30 this morning. One man is reported to have been involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ford
Miller O'Reilly Marriage Permits In Probate Court
Miss Elizabeth Miller of Logan and Glenn O'Reilly of Gore were wed at the Hunter Street Lutheran parsonage by Rev. Amos L. Heyde. Mrs. O'Reilly, daughter of Magistrate J P Miller, serves as license clerk in the probate court and issued her own license. He is the son of John O'Reilly and works in the local oil field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elizabeth Miller
Glenn O'Reilly
Gore
Hunter Street Lutheran Parsonage
Amos L. Heyde
O’reilley
J. P. Miller
Logan High School
John O'Reilly
Annual church picnic dinner planned with quilting event
The next meeting will be the annual picnic dinner at the church. A committee led by Mrs. O Mara will arrange the dinner and lead the program. The quilting committee has arranged a picnic on Hyde hill Thursday evening, with a church meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Klein attended Friday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rica
George Dille
O. R. Shirley
Frank O'Mara
O'Mara
Hyde Hill
Charles Klein
Pennell Family Holds Third Annual Reunion in Zanesville
The Pennell family met Monday in Zanesville for the third annual reunion with good attendance. A noon dinner and a 2 pm business meeting followed. Officers elected included President Mrs. John Farrow and first vice president A C Pennell. The 1928 Columbus Labor Day gathering is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
Zanesville
John Farrow
Nelsonville
A. C. Pennell
Cambridge
Vernon
Ollie Woodard
Crooksville
Marion Pennell
Columbus Labor Day
Dallas
Leslie
William Pennell
Dana
Melvin
E. C. Molengraf
Marjorie
Billy
George Pennell
Athens
Esther Class Meeting At Mrs Warner Home
An Esther class meeting of the Christian church is set for 7 30 this evening at the home of Mrs Welter Warner on Ashton Avenue. A pot luck dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Church
Grange Plans Biweekly Meetings for Sixth Degree Prep
NEW MARSHFIELD July 5 Special meetings of Athens county Grange are held every two weeks to prepare for conferring the Sixth degree by state officers. Granges across the county report progress led by deputy master L H Efaw. A new Grange at Lodi township nears efficiency as New Marshfield and Amesville units grow. The Sixth degree is set for October in Athens. Oak Grove members plan a new Grange in York township with a meeting at the Oak Grove school soon. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Ohio State Grange
Athens County Grange
L. H. Efaw
Imaster
Efaw
Lodi
Marshfield
Amesville
Athens
Meigs County
Oak Grove
York Township
Second Offense Logan Man to Face Arraignment
O A Hamilton will be arraigned before Judge Harley M Whitcraft on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. Police reported arriving at his home after midnight Saturday and finding a jug of whisky being emptied into a sink. The arrest marks his second possession charge in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Liquor Violators Form Majority of County Jail Inmates
Logan July 5 Prisoners charged with liquor law violations and those charged with delinquency made up the majority of 59 inmates in the county jail last quarter. Twenty seven were liquor violators and thirteen were delinquency cases. Seventeen were under twenty one with the youngest at seventeen. The week end crowd filled the jail to capacity though the quarter total lagged behind the first quarter's sixty five. Renewal of jail expansion is urged due to crowded conditions and lack of funds halted cell block addition in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Fourth Is Cool As July Fourth Breaks Records
The Hocking valley saw an unusually cool Fourth with a 53 degree drop from 97 to 44 by Monday morning and a high of only 77 Monday afternoon. Amesville reported 72 at noon as the day progressed, with historic lows of 54 in 1892 and 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Amesville
Posture Drive Outlined At Ohio University Convocation
A posture drive at Ohio University and Rufus Putnam Training School will be explained at an upcoming convocation in Ewing Hall. Talks by orthopedic class members under Prof. C D Giauque are set for tomorrow and Friday morning. Posters announce the week long drive open to students and Training School children with tests in physical classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Rufus Putnam
Ewing Hall
C. D. Giauque
Just-A-Mere Club Dinner At Mrs Gabriel Home
Members and guests of the Just A Mere club gathered at Mrs J W Gabriel's North Mulberry street home for a three course six o'clock dinner served by the hostess and her daughters Mrs Smith Mrs Murphy and Mrs Price An apple romance contest awarded Mrs Ella Krischbaum the club honors while Mrs Rose Krischbaum won the guest trophy Readers listed as guests included Mrs Krischbaum M H Cherrington Mrs Charles Notestone Mrs Raymond Lanning Mrs Charles Adcock Mrs Eugene Wright Mrs J W Woodard Mrs George Layshon Mrs Carlton Bright Mrs Russell Berlin and Miss Ruth Krischbaum Paul Pickett was jailed Saturday night by policemen Notestone and Dicken for intoxication and was arraigned before Mayor Rochester on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gabriel
North Mulberry Street
Smith
Murphy
Price
Ella Tritsch
Rose Krischbaum
Krischbaum
M. H. Cherrington
Charles Notestone
Raymond Lanning
Charles Adcock
Eugene Wright
J. W. Woodard
George Leyshon
Carlton Bright
Russell Berlin
Ruth Krrschbaum
Balloon sighting details unclear in fragment
Fragmentary text describes a balloon seen in the sky with uncertain direction and altitude. The garbled notes mention a baliosh and a legend on the balloon, but provide no concrete names, dates, locations, or outcomes.
Retailer to Speak at Athens Kiwanis Club Event
J. president of the Merchants' Institute of Chicago will address Kiwanians and guests at the Hotel Barry tonight at 5:30 PM. The speaker is well known across the United States as a leader in retailing. The club will shift its meeting for the summer to Monday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanians
Ther Association
Merchants’ A Institute of Chicago
Barry
Griest
United States
Sharp Sentenced for Stealing in Ohio State Reformatory Case
Theodore Sharp received an indefinite sentence at Ohio State Reformatory J field after being indicted by the Grand Jury for stealing 185 chickens valued at 270 dollars. Judge L G Worstell presided in the Mon Pleas court this morning. Pearl Coppere was described as an alleged companion and was mentioned in connection with Sharp. The incident references Athena State hospital on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Reformatory
J Field
Theodore
L. G. Worstell
Mon Pleas
Sharp
Ithe Athena State Hospital
Pearl Coppere
Verity and Pritchard Deeds Transfer Interest In Inlet Property
Real estate records show Joseph H. Verity transfers 4 percent interest in inlet 168 percent outlet to Verity. Cynthia E. Pritchard conveys to Lottie Aly Inman the south half of inlet 614. James Foughty transfers inlet 211 warranty deed to Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Verity
Verity
Inlet
Outlet
Cynthia E. Pritchard
Lottie Aly Inman
James Foughty
Purchase of Street Bonds Offered for Clark Street and Lorene Avenue
High bidder for the bonds to finance Clark street and Lorene avenue work was W. L. Mayton Co of Toledo with a total premium of 248 for both issues. Clark street bond face amount 2106.04 and Lorene avenue 269.82. Sale held July 2 with official award to be decided by city council. Other bidders included A E Aub Co of Cincinnati and Durfee Niles Toledo various premiums. Roth and Irving of Cincinnati and Citizen's Corp also bid premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Avenue
W. L. Mayton ¢Pany
Toledo
City Conseil
A. E. Aub
Cinnati
Slayton’ Pany
Durfee Niles Toledo
Roth and
Irving
Citizen's Corporation of
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C. Toy
Columbus
Stanley Dew
D. N. Gorsuch
Mary Lillian
Frances
Lillian Stover
McArthur
John M. Williams
Cincinnati
Luther Berry
L. R. Kelch
Clarence Scott
T. T. Tomlinson
Chillicothe
Adam Scheeler
William Nethery
Raymond Raine
Canter's Cave
James Powers
Ella Powers
Steubenville
Allie Dilcher
Mary Craig
Blanche
E. W. Allen
L. I. Krieg
E. J. Rosser
Charleston
W. Va
Lloyd Evans
Long Beach
Josie Baugh
George Atkinson
Bobby
Byron
Corning
James Ayers
Ed Healy
Carrie
Isabelle
James
Gilbert Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Ori
Canter’s Cave
Henry Calentine
Alice
Geraldine
Margie Rosser
Jane Ayers
Zaleski
Henry Townsend
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Elmer Macklin
Bessie DeWitt
Lima
Andrew Krisor
James A. Palmer
Pittsburgh
Eastern Star
Mr. Palmer
Boy Scouts of America
Presbyterian Church
Charles Scott
Lucille
Roger
Albert Reisdorf
Fred Courtney
Joe Matthewson
Thomas Matthewson
George Coope
James Patton
L. D. Martin
James Sharp
Buckeye Lake
Leo M. Hans
Rhea Aline
Akron
John Hoodlett
B. M. Coakley
Floyd Rosser
Detroit
Charles Bates
George Lowery
C. E. Weltzheimer
Marion Coakley
Clarence Coakley
D. F. Shafer
Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Richard E. Byrd
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bennett
Meen Desea Board of
Cydnor Fanta
O’reilly
Probate Court
American Legion
Santa Ana
Calif
Fay Lanphier
America
Phyllis Gibbs
Australasia
Gibbs
Grange
C. A. Hamilton
Foes Serer
Foonie
Witeer
Paul Pickett
Notestone
Dicken
Rochester
J. W. Grist
Preston
Nelson
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