Local Society Notes and Travel Updates
Mr. A B Moore of Charleston renews acquaintances in Athens formerly his home. Mrs S F Beverage goes to Mt Clemens Michigan for health. Mr E R Raymond returns from Evansville Indiana after his mother’s death. Misses Jane Louise Farrell and Beatrice Cushman of Huntington visit Miss Maria Grover 240 East State. Dana born to Mr and Mrs H B Kelley 209 West Union street weighing 11 pounds. Rev Dr A Y Wilcox pastor First Presbyterian in Pittsburgh seeking throat treatment and absent for a time. Mr V D Mansfield and his mother Nora F Mansfield return to Columbus after visiting Athens. Mr and Mrs W P Wiles and son Perry of Zanesville travel by auto, return Monday. Mr Edward Sharp leaves for Cumberland Virginia for Redpath Chautauqua, away to late August. Mr J C Campbell learns of brother C W Campbell’s death in St Louis Mo, plans burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Louise Farrell
Beatrice Cushman
Huntington
W. Va
Maria Grover
East State Street
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Mrs H L Wheaton Plans Cedar Point Outing
Mrs H L Wheaton and her son Fred Wheaton leave for Napoleon to join Fred's wife and children visiting her mother. The group will then proceed to Cedar Point for a two weeks outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
Fred Wheaton
Napoleon
Cedar Point
Hopkins Couple Noted At Elmwood Place Address
Mr and Mrs George W Hopkins of 14 Elmwood Place appear in a brief notice listing residents at the Elmwood address. The clipping provides only a fragment of their mention without broader context or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
Athens notices and arrivals update on local families
Mrs. James Ginnan and companions travel to Buckeye Lake then Columbus for a Chautauqua talk by Geoffrey F. Morgan. Walter K. Miller announces a daughter born July 12, Rev. and Mrs. Miller and Mantz grandparents. Dr. Kahler now practices in Union City Indiana after Kirksville osteopathy studies. Mrs. Kahler and Emma Pierce face serious paralysis. Prof. Vern E. LeRoy and daughter Emma Jean visit Athens en route to Kirksville Missouri for osteopathy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. Miller
Beatrice Mantz
Columbus
James A. Miller
North College Street
Oscar O. Mantz
Morris Avenue
Vern E. LeRoy
Emma Jean
East Lansing
Mich
Athens
LeRoy
James A. Palmer
LeRoy’s
Cleveland
Frank LeRoy
Cuyahoga Falls
Rhys D. Evans
Warren
B. R. LeRoy
Kirksville, Mo
Prof. LeRoy
Hawkeye State Sailed Into Sa lina Cruse Harbor in Sinking
The Matson liner Hawkeye State, reported to have entered Sa lina Cruse harbor in a sinking condition, was due in Los Angeles today as sea cocks were opened. Dispatches suggested sabotage rather than accident. Canadian writer Nellie McClung has been nominated for a seat in Alberta's provincial legislative assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Matson
Hawkeye State
Salina Cruse Harbor
Los Ageles
Nellie McClung
Provincial Legislative Assembly of
Alberta
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Plans Buckeye Convention
Mrs. Elmer A. Laurence announces convention committees for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in Buckeye clubdom. Committees include Credentials, Decorations, Entertainment, Halls, Hotels, Information, Motor Service, Press and Publicity, Printing, Railroad Transportation, Trains Reception, Ushers and Pages, Ways and Means, Banquets and Luncheons. Hotel Gibson named convention headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Buckeye
Elmer A. Laurence
Locust Street
Cincinnati
Harold Ryland
G. Clifford Ault
James €. Hobart
A. Clifford Hinkle
Charles R. Fox
William Howard
Silas Waters
Robert C. Heflebower
Allen Collier
G. P Smith
Myers Y. Cooper
John Withrow
Lawrence Maxwell
A. L. Whitaker
Gibson
Welfare leaders urge child health and playgrounds nationwide
Dr Josephine Pierce of Lima chairs Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs calls for immediate child welfare committees in each club. She stresses daily milk for every child, local health centers, supervised playgrounds, and ordinances on minors in pool rooms to protect children’s health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pierce
Lima
State Welfare Department
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pierce
City chapter urges aid for delinquency prevention
A public note cites that early delinquency leads to crime and urges community support. It invites interested readers to contact Dr. Josephine Pierce in Lima for information.
Akron Americanization program honors new citizens
The Akron and Summit county federation organized a ceremony with the school board and club women. Diplomas were given to students completing the Americanization course while final naturalization papers were handed to new American citizens. This marked the federation’s third such ceremony this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron and Summit County
Federation
Republic
Ohio business girls clubs urged to study plan
Miss Helen Wolfe of Akron chairs the Ohio general federation industrial and business relations committee. She seeks to urge a number of Ohio business girls clubs to adopt a study plan for next year. A complete outline and suggestions will be sent to anyone writing to Miss Wolfe at 100 Mayfield Avenue Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wolfe
Akron
Ohio
General Federation Industrial and Business Relations Committee
Helen Wolfe
Mayfield Avenue
Defendants in Matewan case renew bonds in Williamson
Sid Hatfield and 22 others indicted for killing Baldwin-Felts detectives at Matewan May 19 1920 were to appear in court today to renew bonds for the September term. By mutual agreement, cases were continued. Each defendant held under $10,000 bond.
Midweek Service At Clarks Chapel M E Church
The midweek service will be held Wednesday evening at 7 30 led by Mrs William McClanahan. The note on Japanese women mentions teeth gilding as a cultural practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
M. E. Church
William McClanahan
Murch to Accept Labor Pulpit Post in Ohio
Rev. E. D. Murch pastor of the First Christian Church announces resignation to become Field Secretary for the Ohio Christian Missionary Society effective September 1. He has served Athens for three years and plans to remain about a year to aid his daughter’s schooling and help locate a convenient base for his new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Murch
First Christian Church
Murch
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
Athens
Lima
Parkersburg
Local Notices From Jacksonville and Nearby Towns
A Free Methodist minister from Glouster conducts evening services at Jacksonville park. Miss Blanch Young of Akron visits for two weeks. Mrs H G Householder reports her son Fred improving in Columbus hospital. Annie Rasp is sick this past week. Will Browns class served ice cream and cake with proceeds for Worthington Children's Home. M E Aid meets Tuesday with Laura Sheldon and her class. Three high school boys seek military training at Camp Knox: George McKinley Alton Hawk Harold Woodgerd. Mrs G F Robinson, recent visitor, goes to Albany to stay with daughter. Shirley Young of Akron visited with her mother. Mrs Hammond moves to make her home after months away. Alice Hiser attended Miles Barrett funeral. Mrs Kistler and daughter visiting Woodhouse home. Mrs Von Scheele's niece staying a week. Mr and Mrs Charles Cox and daughter Hazel return from Wellston visit. Out-of-town attendees at Frank McCame military funeral: Mrs Dave Williams and Dolores, Frank McCreanor and Eulalia of Niles, Agnes Charlie Frank Murphy of Murray City, Charlie Dust Clinton Lowry Russell Branscomb of Carbondale, Mrs Ned Gallagher Francis and Jimmie Sturgill of Athens, J R Padden of Wheeling W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Park
Blanch Young
Akron
H. G. Householder
Fred
Columbus
Annie Rasp
Will Brown
M .E
Worthington
M. E. Aid
Laura Sheldon
Camp Knox
George McKinley
Alton Hawk
Harold Woodgerd
G. F. Robinson
Woodgerd
Albany
Will Irwin
Shirley Young
Hammond
Ohio
Alice Hiser
Protestant Hospital
Miles Barrett
Kistler
Cambridge
Woodhouse
von Scheeles
von Scheele
Charles Cox
Hazel
Marion Downard
Wellston
Frank McCame
Dave Williams
Dolores
Frank McCreanor
Eulalia
Niles
Agnes
Charlie
Frank Murphy
Factory Church Pastor to Speak Thursday Evening
The pastor will preach Thursday at 7 30 PM and invite all in attendance. A sauce pan sale is listed for 29 cents on Wednesday at Kerr's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr's
Social Visit Recap From Strouds Run Township
Strouds Run community members hosted gatherings with the Everett McCleod Smith Dowler Sprague Bennett and Wilkes families. Prayer meetings were held and a Plainview Sunday school session is planned. Mrs Susan Bennett and relatives from Athens Sugar Creek and Pleasant Hill were mentioned in visiting notes.
Local Social Notes From Coolville and Surroundings
Coolville visits include Mrs A M Martin and Mrs Clyde Creesy arriving from Washington DC to see Mr and Mrs H M Walden. Ella Sawyer of Chicago visits Mrs A B White. M EK church Sunday school plans refreshments next Saturday evening for the public. Mrs Dora Barth and sister Hoobler visit Athens. John McLaughlin buys S Underwood property and plans September move. Sunday school attendance 106. Attendance invited next Sunday at 9:30. P O Smith sells hotel to Sam Marshall. Mrs G R Gunder of Athens visits. Rev E H Wilson conducts services and sermons. Mr and Mrs A B Saunders visit daughter Mrs C H Vorwohlt at Martins Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Martin
Clyde K. Creesy
Martin
Washington, D. C
H. M. Walden
Ella Sawyer
Chicago
A. B. White
M. EK
Dora Barth
Hoobler
Athens
John McLaughlin
G. R. Gunder
O. A
E. H. Wilson
Rev. Wilson
A. B. Saunders
C. H. Vorwohlt
Martins Ferry
Eureka Police Judge Rules Quiet Whistling Lawful
A Eureka police judge rules young women may whistle on city streets without guilt of disturbing the peace. The decision clarifies allowed conduct in public for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
California
Opium Trade Resumes In Hunan Province Auction
Half a million dollar monthly tribute will go to Hunan provincial authorities for a monopoly of opium traffic after a state government auction won by Hsia Tou-ying. Chinese authorities defy prohibition as chaotic conditions persist and foreign interests profited from an earlier opium clean up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Hunan
Hsia Tou-ying
Tuchun
Haupeh
Republic of China
Peking
Canton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Moore
Charleston
S. F. Beverage
Mt. Clemens, Mich
E. R. Raymond
Evansville
Ind
H. B. Kelley
West Union Street
Dana
V. D. Mansfield
Nora F. Mansfield
W. P. Wiles
Perry
Zanesville
Edward Sharp
Cumberland
J. C. Campbell
C. W. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
St. Louis
James Ginnan
L. O. Gateman
Julia Ann
Carl Stickney
Buckeye Lake
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Morgan
J. 8
Basom
West State Street
George R. Kahler
Union City
Indiana
Kahler
Kangler
Kirksville School of Osteopathy
Emma Pierce
Race Street
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Pacific Harbor
Gunn
Ascot
England
Ohio Club
Geo. Elliott McCormick
Cincinnati Convention
Child Welfare
ATEN
NEW Labor
Jacksonville
Strouds Run
Amariah Burchfield
Sam Everett
John McCleod
Ed McCleod
Charles McCleod
C. L. Smith
F.W. Oneal
Mildred Dowler
Charles
Edwin
Ralph
Johnnie McCleod
Elmer Everett
Plainview School
Susan Bennett
Inlaw
Jesse Bennett
Reynald Smith
Catherine
Herb Linscott
Hazel Linscott
Albert Wilkes
Pleasant Hill
Dave Matteson
Lenore
Alfred Matteson
Sugar Creek
Coolville
Lash
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court ST
Chas
Edward Hogar
United Press
Funk Bradfield ReguLaton Co
Dept
Atlanta. GA
Jewelers
Optometriste
Cees P
Edison
Athens, Ohio
Court St
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