Social Notes Highlight Local Travels And Visits
Mr Howard Walden returns from West Inion Street from an old home visit in Arts Til Mrs D L Jones and family and Mrs Elza Edwards come back from weeks with relatives in Jackson and Gallia counties Miss Carrie Newman returns from Jerseyville with her parents Mr and Mrs A K Newman Mr and Mrs M T Ellis go to Grand Rapids and Chicago for furniture shopping The Ladies Aid of the Christian church holds a meeting Thursday at 2 pm at the church Miss Sylvia Robinett vacations in Haydenville with the Strubles and Mary Struble Mr and Mrs J W Finney and daughter Mattie return from Rendville and Zanesville Fourth spent at Moxahala Park Mr A C Westfall travels to Columbus to bring home his convalescing wife From Canada to Cleveland they visit Dr and Mrs C L Jones and Miss Emma McVay then plan a Pittsburgh trip Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen and two children and Mr Ralph Staulder visit Columbus over the Fourth with the Cooleys Mr and Mrs Earl Tewksbury of near Albany also visit the Cooleys Miss Hester Edwards and John Edwards return from three weeks in Dayton They are joined by cousins the Leons of Dayton for the Fourth in Athens Mr Ara Butcher goes to Los Angeles as Elks national convention representative with Mrs Butcher They will visit Mrs Don Reed in Idaho and return late July Mr L G Weser and daughter Anna Marguerite of Mount Vernon New York arrive by motor with Miss Louise Dana They tour the Linscott country place and Anna Marguerite stays summer while her parents motor further Miss Dana spends summer with her parents and heads to New York this fall with Anna Marguerite Veser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Edwards
John Edwards
Dayton
Cincinnati
Richmond
Ind
Athens
Leon Miller
D. L. Jones
Elza Edwards
Ara Butcher
of the Elks
Los Angeles
Calif
Butcher
Don Reed
Idaho
L. 9. Weser
Anna Marguerite
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Louise Dana
New York City
Veser
A. P. Linscott
Miss Dana
John P. Dana
New York
Anna Marguerite Veser
Professor Budlong Endorses Tanlac After Health Turnaround
Professor C. J. Budlong of Manchester New Hampshire praises Tanlac claiming thirty years of rheumatism and widespread pain vanished. He recounts past weakness headaches and fatigue and notes a significant weight gain and improved vitality since taking Tanlac.
Logan Returns to Kentucky After Vacation
Dr. Robert D. Green left Logan for Danville Kentucky to attend a government veterinarians meeting. He will then return home to Ashland where he serves as inspector in the U S department of Animal husbandry. Mrs Green and Miss Florence Bort accompanied him. They visited his parents in Logan before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Robert D. Green
Danville
Ashland
U. S. Department of Animal Husbandry
Green
Logan
Florence Bort
W. P. Heft
Jack Green
Local Residents Visit Kin and Friends Over Holiday
George J C Smith of Patas la and family joined Mrs Smith’s parents at 2 McKinley Ave. Edward Dean of East Liverpool visits J H Gibson and travels to Pomeroy. Mrs Ray Smith and Gertrude of Pomeroy stayed with Mayor and Mrs T B Roush until Tuesday. E R Raymond farm agent left for Evansville Ind due to his mother’s illness. A Cavanaugh and Thos Cavanaugh with Cath M Griffin of Pittsburg visit Canaanville. E C Kenney and three sons vacation in Marietta and attend the Barnhart reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dean
East Liverpool
J. H. Gibson
Pomeroy
Ray Smith
Gertrude of
T. B. Roush
Smith
Mayor Roush
E. R. Raymond
Evansville
Ind
Reading Heads to Columbus Then Cincinnati for Meetings
Mr. W A Reading left for Columbus to visit his sister Mrs E F Sells and will proceed to Cincinnati Thursday to conclude a business meeting of the Fertilizer Co. Miss Sharlot Hayes of Phoenix Arizona is visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Roush of Cedar Heights. Miss Hayes and Miss Vianna Roush just returned from a two week visit with relatives at Chester. Mr H G Householder accompanied his parents to Columbus yesterday and returned last evening their family remaining at a hospital where his father will seek treatment pending possible surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reading
Columbus
E. F. Sells
Cincinnati
The
After Fertilizer Co
Iss Sharlot Hayes
Pheonix
Izona
Clarence Roush
Cedar Heights Farm
Miss Hayes
Miss Vianna Roush
Chester
H. G. Householder
J. L. Householder
Judd Family Heads to Michigan for Job Move
Mrs. James Judd and three children of 37 Woodard Avenue depart Friday for Otsego Michigan where James Judd's husband is an electrical engineer setting up machinery. Their son BaxterJud d stays in Athens for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Judd
Woodard Avenue
Otsego, Mich
Judd
Baxter Judd
Athens
Moore Family Motor Visit Spans Newark Athens and Guysville
Dr and Mrs E A Moore drove from their Newark home visiting Mrs Moore's parents the Merces in Athens and Dr Moores parents the Moores in Guysville before returning home. Also Mr and Mrs Charles De Molet Jr and daughter Mary Ellen came home from Buckeye Lake and Columbus where they spent the Fourth. In Columbus they stayed with Mr and Mrs Kolb Margaret De Molet. Mr and Mrs Howard Lindley Charter are on their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Moore
Newark
Athens
Mrs. Moore
C. M. Merce
Guysville
Dr. Moore
Cyrus Moore
Charles de Molet Jr
Mary Ellen
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Kolb
Margaret de Molet
Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Lindley Charter
Sprague-Whitney Nuptials Held In Elyria
Allan Dent Sprague son of Dr and Mrs Wiley T Sprague and Miss Ireta May Whitney of Wellington were married Saturday in Elyria at the bride’s brother’s home. The service occurred at 4 pm with 16 relatives attending. The couple planned a trip to Columbus and Buckeye Lake before settling in Akron where Sprague has been promoted to adjuster at Miller Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague-Whitney
Allan Dent Sprague
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Ireta May Whitney
Wellington
Elyria
Leland Flickifger
Sprague
Columbus
Chauncey High School
Ohio University
Sigma For
Fraternity
Wellington High School
Oberlin College
Akron
McClain Birthday Party Honors Donovan in Athens
A July 4 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. George McClain’s home in Athens celebrated Donovan McClain turning three. Guests included Ezra McClain and family, Peter Sams and Clyde, Carlos Sams and daughters Evelyn, Mary Edyth, Emma Gladys, Abe Laughlin, George McCrum and daughters, plus Carlos McCrum of Nelsonville. A large chicken dinner followed by ice cream and cake ended the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClain
Donovan McClain
Ezra McClain
Ernest
George
Donovan
Peter Sams
Clyde
Carlos Sams
Evelyn
Abe Laughlin
George McCrum
Mary Edyth
Emma Gladys
Athens
Carlos McCrum
Nelsonville
Dowler Family Fetes 79th Birthday on Independence Day
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Dowler hosted a July Fourth dinner for ten at 9 Church Street honoring Mrs. J. H. Dowler of New Marshfield as she marked her 79th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dowler, Mr. and Mrs. W Ferguson and son Carl, and Mr. and Mrs. S H Sherrock with son Clarence from Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
J. H. Dowler
New Marshfield
Ferguson
Carl
S. H. Sherrock
Clarence
Buchtel
Wedded Tuesday Five at home wedding in Jerseyville Road
A noon Tuesday ceremony at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McHenry’s Jerseyville Road home united Miss Ethel Mills of Clarksburg West Virginia and Newton Gephart. Rev W Ahlbrand presided with ring service. A wedding dinner followed with Rev and Mrs V Ahlbrand and several Mills family members among the guests. The couple will make their home in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McHenry
Jerseyville Road
Newton Gephart
McHenry
Gephart
Montana
White Sox stars and gamblers face judge in Chicago case
In Chicago Judge Hugo Friend presides over a courtroom session where seven former White Sox players and four alleged gamblers are the central figures. The proceedings mark a high profile legal inning for all parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hugo Friend
White Sox
Record air trip carries eight women London to Paris
Eight women reportedly flew from London to Paris in a single flight, a record for the number of passengers of the same sex on one aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Chautauqua Opens with Euterpean Artists and Edwin Whitney
Sunday marks the opening of the Redpath Chautauqua in the city with a sacred afternoon concert by the Euterpean Artists and the monologue In Walked Jimmie by Edwin M. Whitney. Advance sales show strong turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Whitney
Jimmie
Dog Owner Pinched in Inboden Incident
An Inboden boy's dog attacked Ike Moore’s dog Friday evening. Moore retaliated by licking Inboden. A complaint led Mayor Miller to issue a warrant for Moore’s arrest. He appeared in court, pled guilty to disorderly conduct, and paid a $1 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Moore
Moore
Miller
Return Game Set Between Nelsonville White Sox and Logan
A return game is scheduled for Sunday July 10 at the local ball park between Nelsonville White Sox and Logan. Nelsonville impressed here two weeks ago, pushing Logan in the closest contest of the season, prompting fans to request a rematch. Logan aims to end its winning streak as Nelsonville fronts a strong team to vie for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville White Sox
Logan
Nelsonville
Hold Family Reunion At The Rock House
Sixty two members of the Goodbye family met at The Rock House on Monday for their annual reunion. At noon they shared baskets and enjoyed seasonal delicacies before planning next year’s gathering at Old Man's Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock House
Old Man’s Cave
Epworth League Picnic Draws District Attendees
Between thirty and forty Epworthians traveled to the Lancaster Camp Grounds Monday for the district picnic. Leaguers from across the district attended and praised the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lancaster
Akron visitors and hometown notes from Logan Briefs
Miss Maybelle Laube of Akron visits her parents on Hunter Street Earnest Mowery of Akron spends the Fourth with his parents Abe and Mrs Mowery in Akron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Maybelle Laube
Akron
L. C. Lube
Hunter St
Earnest Mowery
Abe Mowery
Murder Trial Resumes in Nunemaker Case After Recess
The murder trial of William Nunemaker resumed after a Sunday and Fourth of July recess. Witnesses from the Gordon household neighborhood testified about Nunemaker's visits with Mrs. Gordon, suggesting a long pattern of car rides. Mrs. Irvin Gordon described their intimacy and identified a bloodstained necktie as evidence linking to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nunemaker
Collins
Gordon Home
Lafe Pratt
Gordon
Nunemaker
Nuneaker
Remple Bank
Court Recess Ends After Defendant Testimony
Following witness cross examination the defense rested and the defendant proceeded to testify before the court recessed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Slapped Boy Tells Of Vulgar Talk Incident
C. J. Grayson paid a $10 fine to Mayor Roush for slapping Parl Carmichael 15 after Carmichael used indecent language at a swimming party near the South Bridge on July 4. Grayson says he ordered restraint, but the vulgar language worsened and he acted to stop it. he plans to pursue the matter in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Grayson
Roush
Parl Carmichael
Grayson
Carmichael
South Bridge
Local Notes and Family News From New Straitsville Area
Longstretch Mrs. Sarah Giffin visits friends in New Straitsville and Logan. Violet Guess is on the shift. Willie Hillyer goes to Lancaster for work. Alberta Austin and Esther Brooker attend school at Athens. Nearly all mines idle around here. Mrs. Wilbur Hillyer's ill baby slightly improved. J L Jack and son of Nelsonville visit John Galentine. He has a three month vacation from Standard Oil and plans a death trip. Charles Giffin family visit New Straitsville over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glen Stacy welcome a baby son born recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Giffin
New Straitsville
Logan
Slp
Violet Guess
Willie Hillyer
Lancaster
Alberta Austin
Esther Brooker
Athens
Wilbur Hillyer
J.L. Jack
Nelsonville
John Galentine
Standard Oil Company
Charles Giffin
Glen Stacy
Ohio Elks Seek Memorial Site at National Convention
Ohio Elks join nationwide drive to choose a site for the new Elks memorial building. Delegations from central and northern Ohio travel to Los Angeles for the B P O E convention, with Columbus candidates urged as the memorial location. Grand lodge officials have inspected the proposed Columbus site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Elks
Los Angeles
Ohio
Cleveland
Elks’ Memorial
Grand Lodge
Earthquakes in Great Britain rarely cause damage
An article notes that earthquakes strike Britain about once a month on average, but only one in two hundred years results in any damage, highlighting the rarity of destructive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Auction Notice At J C Hibbard Farm Near Athens
Commencing at 10 o clock A M at the J C Hibbard farm two miles south of Athens the following chatt ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hibbard
Athens
Dawes Tells Tax Talks No Special Session Needed
Taxation committees from the house and senate, after a conference with Governor Davis, advised against calling a special session to draft taxation amendments. They recommended no session before January and authorized a four member joint committee to work out an agreement. Governor Davis urged progress but leaders called the idea of a special session useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Davis
Fisherman’s firecracker catches two pound bass at Christmas Lake
In Minneapolis on July 6 Phillip Thomas lit a leftover Fourth of July cracker in Christmas Lake. The blast startled a two pound bass that surfaced with fuse remnants in its mouth. Thomas rowed out and retrieved the fish, firework remnants still attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Phillip Thomas
Christmas Lake
Thomas
Phillip
Prohibition Officer Trial Opens Over Slaying Probe
The trial of William Hornsby, a prohibition officer, began in Charleston West Virginia before Judge Henry K. Black for the December 29 killing of Gerard Malcolm. The case proceeded in an intermediate court with testimony expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
William Hornsby
Prohibition
Gerard Malcolm
Henry K. Black
London fashion uses reptiles as new pet trend
Report notes stylish women in London taking up unusual pets including chameleons lizards and snakes. Boa constrictors up to ten feet long are cited as finding owners readily amid the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American singer Jessie Masters proves home training equals foreign study
Jessie Masters, the American contralto hailed as The All American contralto, champions English repertoire and home training. Her career in Warren Ohio and praise from Albert W. Harned and Arthur Leslie underscore that American singers can develop like foreigners, inspiring audiences with music they understand and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Monitor
National Federation of Music Clubs
Jessie Masters
United States
America
Warren
Ohio
Miss Masters
Albert W. Harned
Arthur Leslie
London
Covent Garden
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Howard Walden
Westinion Street
Arts
D .L. Jones
Jackson
Gallia
Carrie Newman
Jerseyville
Mrs
A. K. Newman
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Sylvia Robinett
Haydenville
Mrs. F. K. Struble
Mary Struble
J. W. Finney
Mattie
Rendville
Zanesville
Moxahala Park
A. C. Westfall
That City
Canada
C. L. Jones
Emma McVay
Pittsburgh
Charles E. Skinner
Walter Bowen
Martha Lou
Harriet Marie
Ralph Staulder
Clarence Cooley
Earl Tewksbury
Albany
Cooley
Budlong
Tanlac
C. J Budlong
Manchester, N. H
School Street
Smee
Sunbuddy
Coattanas
C. J. Budlong
Clinton Webb
George J. C. Smith
Patasla
A. Cavanaugh
Canaanville
Thos. Cavanaugh
Miss Cath
M. Griffin
Pittsburg
E. C. Kenney
Marietta
Barnhart
Millikan
J. D. Haskins
Nat’s Bank
Longstretch
Elks
James A. Palmer
Adms
George Allen
DAWES
Gragkers
Underwood
Jessie’ Masters
Pickering
North Court St
Daltonhurst
R. A. Dalton
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