Social notes of local families visit and travel
A collection of short items lists where Syracuse residents visit relatives and take trips. Names include Mr and Mrs Earl Nesase Miss Martha Echols Mrs Irving Karr and families from Louisville Cincinnati Columbus Springfield Athens Dayton Hartford and Columbus with various weekend stays and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Echols
Parkers- Purge
Irving Karr
Walter Reich
Mary Elizabeth
Louisville
van Johnson
C. L. Arnold
Letart
Errol Mallory
Orlando
Fla
St. Cloud
Florida
Cincinnati
C. Y. Bridgeman
Writley
Columbus
Cheshire to stage Always In Trouble at Racine High
The Cheshire B Y P A presents the play Always In Trouble at Racine High School Auditorium on Friday night July 8. The event follows a prior successful show at the same venue last month. Mrs Electa King’s funeral was held at the Baptist church on Sunday. King, a former local resident, had lived with her daughter Mrs Bella Stickelman in Dayton. Mr H S Mourning and two sons of Middleport visited here Wednesday. Genevive Bing of Columbus spent weekend with her parents Alva and Mrs Genevive Bing. Ray Gutherie of Marietta was mentioned in the day’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine High School
Cheshire B. Y .P. A
Electa King
Baptist Church
H. S. Mourning
Middleport
Genevive Bing
Columbus
Alva Bing
Ray Gutherie
Marietta
Mystery of the kidnapped girls and a green sedan clue emerges
In a tense meeting, Samuel Brixton and associates discuss the car used to lure the girls. Brock reports the suspect wore a physician like disguise with an iron gray moustache. A green sedan and Pennsylvania plates tie to the abduction, as plans for tomorrow unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Samuel Brixton
Helena
Harry Underwood
Brock
Harry
Sam Brixton
Attitude in Court Case Sparks Debate Over Mercy
In a San Francisco police court a tired old woman testifies about a robbery by a young man, stealing seven dollars from her shop. The judge dismisses the case, arguing the robber’s attitude may reflect need or circumstance, prompting reflections on justice and mercy.
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San Francisco
Serpente
Bumgarner Families and Relatives Visit Across States
Friday was spent with L. J. Bumgarner and Lewis Bumgarner returned home after visiting Columbus. James Bumgarner went to Livingston Montana from his father. Mrs G S Starcher visited Athens last week. S W Renner and family from Columbus spent the weekend here with relatives. Mrs George Boice and Mrs Nettie Branchbury, from Columbus and Huntington, stayed with their mother Viola Fargo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bumgarner
Livingston
Montana
L. J. Bumgarner
G.S. Starcher
Athens
George Boice
Columbus
Nettie Branchbury
Huntington
Viola Fargo
Seven Swan Children Gather For Sunday Visit
Long Bottom Mrs. Mary Swan hosted seven of her children and relatives including E. W. Swan of Hartford West Virginia, Harry Swan of Portland, Mrs Elmer Woode of Jeromesville, Miss Clara Swan of Cleveland, A F Swan, Mr and Mrs J A Torrence and Linnie Swan. Also eight grandchildren and one great grandchild attended a noon picnic for 22 people. H A Carpenters sand and gravel outfit of St Marys West Virginia is in town to fill their yard with river gravel for the State Highway Department. Mrs Garnet Morgan of Mounds-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Swan
E. W. Swan
Hartford
W. Va
Harry Swan
Portland
Elmer Woode
Jeromesville
Clara Swan
Cleveland
A. F. Swan
J. A. Torrence
Linnie Swan
H. A. Carpenter's Sand and Gravel Outfit
St. Marys
State Highway Department
Garnet Morgan
Mounds
Neglect of the Baby's First Teeth May Cause Trouble Later Life
An article from Hearth New York City stresses early dental care for infants. It links neglected childhood teeth to later diseases, urging proper feeding including milk and vitamins, regular dental visits, and daily tooth brushing to ensure strong permanent teeth and better digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Roper
New York City
Pra
Deis
Accessories for the Bath
Polly fondly notes home comforts in a city flat as she outlines bath upgrades. A door mounted wire towel rack, hooks for robes, and rugs improve convenience. Non slip devices and bathroom scales gain popularity, with robes offered in many colors for personal comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Local Social Notes Include Scalded Foot Incident
Ville and Miss Lucile German visited Wheeling and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Bert German. Mrs. D. J. Lowden suffered a bad foot scald from a jelly spill last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Stewart served as superintendent and matron of the...
Community Notes From Meigs County Weekend Visits
Meigs County Home spent last week camping with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H M Hughes. WwW S Chevalier and sons of Columbus visited his mother Mrs Stella Chevalier. Mrs Susie Thompson of East Liverpool visited her mother Mrs Jane Petty. J C Swan made a trip to Pittsburgh over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
H. M. Hughes
S. Chevalier and Sons of Columbus
Stella Chevalier
Susie Thompson
East
Liverpool
Jane Petty
J. C. Swan
Pittburgh
Water reservoir in Gallipolis reaches twelve feet
The Gallipolis city reservoir has risen to a depth of 12 feet after relining. It now holds 2,000,000 gallons of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gopolis City
Oaees
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Earl Nesase
Williams
Eral Weeks
Lenore Campbell
Gladys Crooks
Springfield
Archie Lee
Dayton
Paul Hayman and Son
Lois Cornell
Louisa Wilson
Doris Shumway
Glenn Dennison
Mrs. Jennings Wayland
Dilla McDaniel
William Houdashelt, Sr
Forest Run
William Houdashelt, Jr
Oscar Patterson
Rutland
Cheshire
Adele Garrison
Brixton
Ted
Rixton
Madge
Nebraska
General Foods Corp
Winifred Black
Lewis Bumgarner
Royal 8S
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