Society and Personal Mention Dinner Guests and Moves
Sunday dinners included Mr. and Mrs. Eli Roush hosting nephew Albert Cheshier and Mrs. Cheshier of Boston with J. W. Cheshier and son from Lancaster. Athens friends hosted Columbus visitors and a visit with Athens girl chums. The Mathews family of Zanesville joined Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McPherson at 162 North Congress Street. Gordon K. Bush, MBA Harvard June, departs for New York to join Dry Goods Economist via United Publishing. Mrs. W. C. Jones hosted Needham family and Dale Jones Jr. to Cambridge for Harvard studies. Mr. Jones pursues graduate work. Dr. E. B. Bryan returned from Utah lectures in Ogden and Logan at Utah State. Mrs. Bryan had been at Delaware sanitarium. Mrs. E. H. Boyes hosted by Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson heading to Marietta for golf. Edson Ruth home hosts Lucy McAfee Herzer and daughter Catherine from Cincinnati.
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Eli Roush
Albert Cheshier
Cheshier
Boston
Mass
Mr. Roush
J. W. Cheshier
Lancaster
Harry Mathews
Betty Lee
Zanesville
Arthur McPherson
North
Congress Street
Gordon K. Bush
Harvard University
New York City
United Publishing Company
Dale, Jr
Marblehead
E. B. Bryan
Utah
Ogden
Logan
Utah Agricultural College
Sprague family tale of moves and travels across the region
News notes span medical appointments, academic pursuits, and family trips. Dr. Gerald Sprague plans to join the U S Public Health Service in San Francisco in July after leading a top clinical class in Chicago. Other items cover visits to Cambridge, Buffalo, and various East Coast cities, plus local club meetings and a motor trip itinerary through the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley T. Sprague
Gerald Sprague
San Francisco
United States Public Health Service
United States Marine Hospital
Chicago
Doctor Sprague
Women abandon old time sanitary pad trend grows
In a shift noted by observers, many women are deserting the traditional sanitary pad as new methods gain favor. The change reflects evolving attitudes toward personal care and menstrual hygiene.
Freedom of air becomes reality with removal of radio regulation
Washington reports the Justice Department opines the Commerce Department has near zero jurisdiction over radio. This ends licensing limits set since 1923, prompting immediate plans by nearly a score of prepared stations to operate and seek licenses or switch wavelengths while officials warn of some confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mack
Consolidated Press
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
Commerce Department
United States
Zenith Radio Corporation
Chicago
Department
Justice Department
Ion
Department of of Commerce
Pen strikers return to work at state prison mine
In Lansing Kas on July 12 872 convict miners resumed work at the state prison mine after a Saturday strike. The inmates barricaded 700 feet underground to protest sleeping quarters and held fourteen guards captive before surrendering when no compromise was offered. Leaders of the mutiny were questioned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kas
U.2
DeWeese Sets World Record For Delayed Parachute Drop
F A DeWeese, a former Army sergeant, claimed a world record by dropping 1750 feet from a plane and delaying parachute deployment until the pull alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
F. A. DeWeese
Sub strikers given noon deadline to resume work
New York July 12 and URA president Frank Hedley set a noon deadline for strikers to return. Those returning before noon keep seniority, after noon they may be rehired as new workers at lower wages. Subway service had already resumed with improved facilities as emergency power house staff filled roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Hedley
Power House
Canning Keeps City Housewives Busy in Local Series
The Messenger begins a canning series with local features and reader tips. Mrs. W. E. Moler of 34 South College shares methods for pectin use, cold pack timing, oven canned tomatoes, and making jams and jellies. Home canning joys and debates over quantities are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Miss Boden
W. E. Moler
South College Street
Values Wife's Love At Fifty Thousand
Cincinnati July 12 A R Cliff Seffering of Cincinnati values his wife's love at 50000 dollars in an aliegation of affections suit filed against Mrs Seffering's parents the Seffering's father in law and mother in law. He alleges they promised to buy her a beauty shop and an automobile if she would leave him. She left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A.R. Cliff Seffering
Golden Stream Now Pouring Into Uncle Sam's Strong Box
Treasury department reports 1926 fiscal year internal revenue receipts at 2.836 billion dollars, up 250.9 million from 1925. New York leads with over 71 million in income tax gains. Florida up more than 21 million. Michigan up nearly 22 million aided by Henry Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Treasury Department
Treasury
New York
Florida
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ohio
California
Texas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Delaware
Connecticut
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Oregon
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennesssee
Utah
Vermont
Alaska
West Virginia
Wyoming
Marriage License Issued by Probate Court
Henry Sparks 21 a laborer of Haydenville and Bertean Warren 18 at home of Nelsonville are issued a marriage license by the Probate Court listing their parents Mr and Mrs Fernado Sparks and Mr and Mrs John Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sparks
Haydenville
Fernado Sparks
Bertean Warren
Nelsonville
John Warren
Nelsonville Lumber Award in Claim Against Martin Family
An award was made Saturday to the Nelsonville Lumber Company in a claim against John Martin and Beatrice Lucile Geraldine and Clyde Martin, all children of the Martin family. The decision details were reported in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Lumber Company
John Martin
Beatrice
Lucile
Geraldine
Clyde Martin
Lumber company suit in Common Pleas over promissory note
The lumber company sues in Common Pleas for 380.21 backed by a note signed by the defendant and his deceased wife Esther. Athens township land secured the loan. Guardian ad litem hk. D. Williams appointed for the defendants’ children. Judge L. G. Worstell orders payment of 418.23 including interest, or the property will be disposed of per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Lumber Company
Esther
Athens Township
Hk. D. Williams
L. G. Worstell
Gaskell Named Principal At Canaanville High
Pearly Gaskell, 69 East Mulberry Street, was chosen as principal for next year by the Canaan Township Board of Education at Saturday’s meeting. Gaskell has long served in Athens county schools and was last year principal at Greens Run. Women doctors make up about 12 percent of London medicos.
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Iberry Street
Canaanville High School
Canaan Township Board of Education
Gaskell
Athens County
Greens Run
London
Candidates Lose Publicity As Sign Tearing In County
Road crews tear down political signs along state highways per Arthur B. Cline of the highway department. Cline says no signs may be posted and will be removed immediately. Columbus state department asks strict enforcement of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B.cline
Highway Department
Cline
State Department
Columbus
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Lifts High Hopes in Cities
The ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming bottles sold in 1925 could form a column taller than the Woolworth Building and stretch from Lynn to Cleveland. It notes enthusiastic women in towns and cities share how the remedy helped them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
New York City
United States
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hot Baths and Drinks May Cool But Doctor Sees Another Angle
Dr Blaine R Goldsberry counters the claim that hot baths and drinks cool the body by evaporation. He notes cooling depends on sensation and argues perspiration discomfort may offset any slight heat reduction. He also defends ice cream and offers practical tips to stay cool. Dress lightly, eat lightly and fat lightly in summer. Drink cold water moderately to avoid stomach chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
8. B. Grubbs
United States Health Service
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Grabbs
Dr. Goldsberry
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Athens
W. C. Jones
Richland Avenue
F. G. Needham
Atwater
Dale Jones
E. H. Boyes
Marietta
F. M. Hutchinson
Edson Ruth
McKinley Avenue
L. Herzer
Lucy McAfee
Catherina
T. R. Biddle
C. L. Poston
Cambridge
Clinton Iddie
Swampscott
J. H. Boden
Buffalo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonicall
Hog Wa
Lester Hayman
Alice Margar
East
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Wilmington
Del
Dover
N. Y
Philadelphia
Morgantown
W. Va
Hayman
Daniel Baird
Mrs
C. W. Fulton
First Methodist Church
Mina D. Fry
Korwood
Springfield
Anna Gilmore
Janet O'Dell
Lynden
Wash
F. E. Bolton
William Bolton
Albany
R. L. Sanders
van Vorhes Street
Gilmore
Sanders
Side Hill
Meigs County
Middleport
M. 8. Holliday of
Charles Whaley
J. H. Grayson
George Pilcher
Martha McCune
Mountains
Dow Poston
Florence
Grace of Columbus
Drug
Tex
Hoover
Ludel Boden
Uncle Sam
FORD
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
M. E. Prather
United States Marine Corps
Lake Denmark
N. J
Mra. BE. R. Churchill
D. M. Huntley
Marine Corps
Canaanville
Pearly Gaskell
East Mul
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Mutual Home and Savings
New Majestic Bldg
Cross Bros
W. Union S&t
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Lash
C. D
Slingluff
Beauty
the Liberty
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