Social Notes On Local Travel Births and Visits
Mrs. Julia Friday and Miss Helen Leech leave for Chautauqua for six weeks. Mrs. Hess announces the birth of Robert Comstock Hess Jr. Weight eight pounds four ounces. Many residents plan visits and outings to Buckeye Lake and Columbus. several families travel from Athens and Toledo for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Friday
Helen Leech
Chautauqua, N. Y
Robert Comstock Hess
Elmwood Place
Robert Comstock Jr
Daredevil Hangs by Foot From Airplane
Jersey Ringer stars in dramatic aerial feats over crowdsSpectators thrill to his act of hanging by one foot from a wing frame four thousand feet up He also balances on his head atop the plane as part of a bold showmanship routine
Chautauqua Tent Incident Leads To Busy Program
Despite the storm damage last Saturday the Chautauqua schedule continued under President E. B. Bryan. The Euterpean Artists and Edwin M. Whitney impressed crowds with memory feats and recitations. Sunday featured Ida Fisher and colleagues in concerts, Ott’s lecture Victory, Geraldine Hughes the Story Girl, Hilton J. Jones lecture The Fountains of Poyche, and the Keighly Broadway Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Bert Thompson
Chautauqua Guarantors
A. C. Hacke
R. A. Garvin
Chautauqua
Beatrice Baughman
Miriam Hoover
Edla Lutzhoff
Fara Groves
Pauline Teeter
Grace Beeman
Edwin M. Whitney
Jimmie
Fisher Operatic Company
Ida Fisher
Katherine Ryan
Carden V. Burnham
Eugene Christy
Bess Hagmeier
Edward Amherst Ott
Geraldine Hughes
Hilton J. Jones
Fountains of Poyche
Keighly
Broadway Players
FE. W. Serl
Garden of Life
New York Brass Choir
Marcus A. Kavernaugh
Ruling on War Risk Insurance Beneficiary Rules
Federal Judge Whitmer rules under the War Risk Act that life insurance installments payable after the beneficiary’s death go to the soldier’s heirs, not to the beneficiary’s heirs, with payments prior to death passing by the beneficiary’s will. The decision affects the Cassarello case in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmer
Cassarello
United States
District, Court of the United States
Scranton
Lawrence Siegle
United States Army
Patsy Gillette
Patrick Gillette
Patrick Chilant
Savino Casserello
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Death of Civil War veteran D H Cunningham Chauncey O
D H Cunningham 76 died at 1 am after a fall from his second story window while preparing to retire. A Civil War veteran with the 63rd O V I and lifelong resident, he lived with son Homer Cunningham and wife. Survived by Homer and William. daughter Mrs Lena Jones. wife preceded him. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Cunningham Chauncey, O
D. H. Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
Homer Cunningham
Homer
William
Lena Jones
Buckingham
Hartje Paper Mills to Resume Operations on July 15
Steubenville report notes the Hartje Paper Mills, idle for many months, will resume operations on July 15 following an official announcement. The revival signals renewed activity at the plant and impacts local employment prospects and the regional paper supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Hartje Paper Mills
Carthage Board Sets 1921 School Contracts and Bids
The Carthage township board of education met at Lottridge and approved coal supplier bids for district schools with prices from 30c to 4c per bushel. It approved bus hauling contracts for Stout to Lottridge and postponed Saunders school transport pending state guidance. New teachers were elected and bonds were issued to cover district indebtedness as state aid remains uncertain.
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Carthage Township Board of Education
Lottridge
Stout School
Saunders
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pearley Gaskill
Tick Ridge
Gertrude Johnson
Dutch Ridge
S. R. Coen
Jasper Hill
Dewey P. Pinkston
New
Deep Hollow
Louisa Breele
Vanderhoof
Jennie Loeffler
Carthage Township
Searching For The Lost Mine In The North
Edmontons July 11 report details a planned expedition to locate the Lost River gold mine a long standing northern legend said to be fabulously rich Two men known to locate it are named a Mackenzie river Indian and a white trapper who recently returned from wilderness trips with a sizable find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Lost River
Mackenzie River District
Fort St. John’s
Youngsters Held by Judge in Bimms Pond Case
Delinquency charges have been filed against Vincent Hall ten and George Bayham nine, two boys said to have witnessed the Bimms Pond fight of July 2 where Henry Blevins died from a neck injury attributed to an iron bar. Juvenile Judge R W Baggott ordered their detention for the day, with continuation until Tuesday.
Lost River Treasure Expedition Plans Search
An expedition forms to follow clues of a hidden coarse gold mine said to lie in the bed of the Lost River. The tale notes a lone treasure hunter who vanished while guarding wealth and died frozen on the trail, taking the mine’s location to the grave. The search assumes the mine lies in the river bed, examined thoroughly after heavy rains.
Rural Ministers Attend a School at OSU
Fifty Ohio ministers registered for a two week summer school for rural pastors to open at Ohio State University with an address by President W O Thompson. The program is a joint effort of the university college of agriculture and the Ohio Federation of Churches. Lectures will be given by L O Lantis A W Blackwood J O Doolittle L J Cahill and others. A reception for visiting ministers was planned and regular class work begins tomorrow as the school runs through next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
W. O. Thompson
University College of Agriculture
Ohio Federation of Churches
L. O. Lantis
A. W. Blackwood
J. O. Doolittle
Ohio Sunday School Association
L. J. Cahill
Christian Missionary Society
Cleveland
Glouster Beats Zanesville All Stars In Weekend Set
Glouster won 4 to 1 Saturday and 18 to 8 Sunday against Zanesville All Stars in Glouster. Mrs. Joe Green, 68, died at home after a month long illness. survived by husband and three children Stella and Will Embery, Cassie Green. Funeral at Church of Christ with interment in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville All Stars
Glouster
Joe Green
Will Embrey
Stella Green
Cassie Green
Canaanville
Green
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Daughters of Veterans
Church of Christ
Harry M. Wilson
Local Matrons Vacation at Buckeye Lake
Mrs. G. Whinney and daughter Loneta Mrs. E. Jones and two children Horothy and Robert Mrs. Tom Lewis Miss Dora Wagner and Janie Palmer are spending the week at Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Whinney
Loneta
E. L.oJnes
Horothy
Robert
Tom Lewis
Dora Wagner
Janie Palmer
Buckeye Lake
Smith's Greater Shows Arrive for Week in Glouster
The traveling carnival Smith's Greater Shows arrived yesterday afternoon for a week in Glouster opposite the Athens Lumber Co. It is the largest display of its kind to visit Glouster this year and requires a full train to move the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Glouster
Athens Lumber Co
Columbus visit and west trip highlights
William Welsch spends the day in Columbus on business. Miss Helen Crawford and Mrs Deborah Lewis with Ruth and Rachel Blower return from an extended western tour reaching the Pacific coast and Yellowstone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welsch
Columbus
Helen Crawford
Ruth and
Rachel Blower
Deborah Lewis
West
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Wrist watch lost near carnival grounds in Gloucester
A wrist watch disappeared on Saturday evening at the carnival grounds or on the way to a location in Gloucester. The finder is asked to notify Nelle Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Nelle Richards
Plains Defeat Belpre 13 to 3 in Sunday Game
The Plains defeated Belpre 13 to 3 on The Plains ground. Moody pitched and batted exceptionally. Frazier and Terrell stood out with strong hitting. The Plains scheduled to host Rockland next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belpre
Plains
Moody
The
Frazier
Terrell
the Plains
Rockland
Athens Plans First Community Fish Pond in Hollow
A group of Athenians led by Art Wolf builds a dam between Second and Third streets to create a one acre pond on Clarence Heaton’s property. The dam stands 25 feet high and 75 feet wide with a six inch drainage pipe, already housing 100 to 200 fish while spring-fed waters fill the hollow. The pond attracts local children who use it as a swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wolf
Clarence Heaton
Peter Finsterwald
Charles Kircher
Frank Murphy
Rae
Card of Thanks from J. W. Hawk and Children
We express thanks to all who offered sympathy during our bereavement. J. W. Hawk and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hawk
George urges US Britain cooperation for world peace
Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons that world peace hinges on friendly collaboration between the United States and Great Britain, stating cooperation between the two nations is the decisive factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
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Adena
Charles Wood
Lenna Lenora
Charles Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
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Rafael Johnson
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Dan Murphy
Harold
Mildred
Everett Parker
Eleanor Murray
Huntington
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Derre Moore
Miss Murray
Miss Moore
Blaine Goldsberry
Charleston
George Leighty
Near Ath
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L. A. Koons
South Congress Street
Great Falls Mont
Guy Fulton
Nelle Koons
Los Angeles
Clem Swaim
Lena Koons
Ethel Riley
Washington D. C
Lancaster
Ed Cave
George Parks
Pacific Northwest
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Charles H. Ham
Memphis
A. I. Elliott
Mary Jane Strecker
Elliott
Toledo
J. C. Briggs
Briggs
C. L. Strecker
Charles
H.W. Brooks
Caloric
F.C. Stedman
Athens
National Glove Co
Russia
Fittghinson & Stickney
Jersey
Carthage
G. C. Sawcett
C. E. Duncan
Delaware
H. W. Fawcett
0. Kornfeld
St. Louis
8. D. Spero
Lash
America
Zhon
Cash Shoe
CLINE
Athens, Ohio
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Cesterfield Cigarettes
Matt Woe
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Toracco Co
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