Woman's finger lacerated at work in Greens Run
Mrs Ross of Greens Run employed by Columbus Packing suffered a badly lacerated left index finger at work. Dr Fletcher treated the seven stitches and she will be off work for a time. The Ross family had visited relatives in Greens Run and were in Columbus with son Norman and mother Mrs Lewis Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Elsie Mingus
Greens Run
Columbus Packing Company
Columbus
T. BR. Fletcher
Lewis Mingus
Arza Brooks
Millersport
Mingus
Chauncey
Alex
Picnic and social events in The Plains on the Fourth
The Joly Dozen club held a picnic at The Plains High School grounds with multiple games and a dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Elmer Lavely and family, Mrs. bred Nida and family, and other local residents. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. George Cochran's home with a brief program and refreshments. Children’s Day services are planned at Nazarene Holiness church Sunday at 7 40 p.m. led by Miss Klee, Mrs. Ben Harison, and Mrs. Gene Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID
Chauncey
Millfield
Mabel Mingus
Lucy Howard
Olie Brookins
Lucille Bradheld
Mabel Smith
the Plains
Elmer Lavely
Bred Nida
Grace Savage
Theodore Nagle
I. W. Donaldson
Sam
Harry Moore
Famly
Thomas Cade
Horsington
Chaunce
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
George Cochran
Cochran
Nazarene Holiness Church
Miss Klee
Ben Harison
Gene Roberts
Jessie Tipple
Steve Johnson
Pearl Davis
Ralph Kyle
Lancaster
Buckeye Lake
Mark Morgan
Minnie Clarey
Edward Blackford
John Blackford
Robert Blackford
Everett Andrews
George Sofranca
Charlie Sweeney
Pontiac
Michigan
Virgie Thompson
Willoughby
Earl Thompson
Plains
Letter Golf Hats in Fees and Minute Combinations
A quirky note mentions felt hats and letter golf combinations as a topic in a page, hinting at a par six solution or puzzle detail that readers may hear about today. The item suggests a playful, puzzle oriented feature in the newspaper.
Letter Golf Rules From a Historical Page
The article explains the idea of letter golf where one word is changed step by step to another by altering one letter at a time. Each intermediate must be a common word, no slang or abbreviations, and letters cannot be rearranged. A sample shows changing COW to HOW to HEW to HEN across four strokes.
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight July Birthday Fun
Social notes recount Frances Miores Sickles celebrating her fifth biirth at the Sickles home Lower Plains with cake and guests including the Ga rnuts and Gabriel families. Chauncey and The Plains brief items list local visits, travels, and family gatherings around Fourth of July in various households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frances Miores Sickles
Edward Sickles
Lower Plaina
Pressett
Fred Gar Nut
Carl and
Clyde Gabriel
Lite Sickles
Stalward Sickles
Varied Programs at Redpath Chautauqua Tent
Ellsworth Dilbert's company and a lecture titled Up in Arms With Empty Hands by Frederick M Snyder opened events at the Redpath Chautauqua tent yesterday. Clairemont Ensemble and Claremont String Ensemble performed two concerts each with Gilbert features and a boy’s choir. Peat lectured on peace and international understanding urging training that strips glorified war from children’s minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Dilbert Musical Company
Frederick M .Snyder
Redpath
Aeen Ot
Gilbert
Ihe
Athens
Claremont String Ensemble
Peat
Girls Are Hunted By Their Fathers
Wilmington police hunted two men Russell Smith and Charles Lambeke believed headed for California with Bethel Archer and Mildred Burton. The men are sought as part of a police search following a report from Wilmington on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
U.P
Russell Smith
Charles Lambeke
California
Bethel Archer
Mildred Burton
Lynchburg
Children submit poems for Bird Man contest
Readers from Nelsonville and Athens send letters praising the bird coloring project and pledging to enter future contests. The notes request more time to write, recall past prizes, and thank organizers for engravings and checks, with several youngsters mentioning their progress and aspirations.
Cleveland Patients Brought to Athens in Chartered Bus
Twenty four male patients were moved from Cleveland State Hospital to Athens State Hospital on a chartered bus to relieve crowding. Dr. J H Berry noted vacancies at Athens and 780 patients are enrolled there. The transfer occurred over about eight hours and involved supervision by Cleveland officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Berry
Cleveland Hospital
Athens
Jin
Cleveland
Happs
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Charles S.bradfield, Jr
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Goldie Lantz
Virgil M. Grandy
Trimble
Carbondale
John R. Thompson
Charles McMullen
Gaming
Albert F. Snell
Snell
Athens, Ohio
Berry Hotel
Guane
Adpee
Wea
Eten
Eure
Vane
Mirta
Bolling
Newspape
Jolly Bozen Club
Gudug
Lower Plains
Dayton
Alger Sibley
Edwin Sibley
Opal Hale
J. G. Webber
Silly Lane
F. E. Cook
W. C. Nichols
Pomeroy
Dee Young
Hamsey Run
George Gabriel, Jr
Fred Deweese
Mansfield
Mr. Rodgers
Mr.Turniel
William Bunyan
Athpons
Vera Whitlatch
Logan
Lon Leonard
Homer Roush
East Liverpool
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
Linscott
New Haven
W. Va
Roushes
John Pinnick
Barberton
Pinnick
Mollie Hardy
Wiliam Lyons
Virgil McAllister
Robert McAlister
A. West
Hoching
Chautauqua
Malden
Main
New York
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
Bedford Mills
New Bedford
Mass
New England
Newunion
Thos
Nonquitt
Margaret Connor
Nelsonville
Likle
Louie Pohns
Nelsons Ile
Emma Olive
Mary Catherine Malice
Nelseville
Lowell
Cis
Judson Storrison
Athens Messenger
Agnes Hartievy
Nelsomilies
Maetice
Toonley
Toamie
Tan
Cuyahoga Hospital
Dels Bree
Nelgouvie
Tony
Pomeroy Day
the Messenger
Meeanor Snow
H. Terry
Pans
Cresutan
Jan T. Berg
Ohio
Athens City
Beagglothors
Dor
Republican Committee
Inj
Mr. Berg
Nelsonvilla Onl
Mra. H.R
League
Ath
Aff
Begg
James T. Begg
Chrysler
Detroit
C. R. Featherston
Chrysler Sales & Service
E. Washington St
City, Hall
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