Local society notes and hospital updates in Columbus area
Mr. George Dyson underwent throat surgery in a Columbus hospital. Mrs. Burnett travels to Gallipolis for her mother's illness. Fred Alderman attends Ohio Bankers Association meeting in Cleveland. Dr. Sprague hosts guests from Columbus. Mrs. Lowry recovering from throat operation in Columbus. Ralph Raymond visits from Evansville and stays in town this summer. Ladies needle club picnic set for East Side school grounds Thursday at 5:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Smith from West Frankfort visiting Smiths in town. Miss Margaret Sprague heads to New Orleans to visit her sister, with brother Arthur Sprague accompanying to Cincinnati. Mr. Poston of Valdosta visits Rauch family. he leads a music program in Coblenz and spends summers in Nelsonville. Mrs. G. L. Fenzel returns from Delaware Springs. Mrs. O. F. E. Smith and daughter Elizabeth visit from New York City. Mrs. A. E. Falloon returns from Delaware Springs after two operations. Mr. Falloon improves. The Wisman and Harrington families visit in town. Rauch returns from Lancaster after a concert at the Country Club.
Man sought for grand larceny arrested after telegram plea
Ralph Mancusco a 23 year old Italian painter and decorator was arrested in Athens after allegedly taking 650 dollars from Mrs Ference Wilsey of Utica. He asked the police to notify the complainant by telegram and bade his return pending extradition to Utica New York where he is wanted on larceny charges. He was traced through a letter from Utica and captured while purchasing blankets at an Army store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Mancuso
Utica
New York
Graham
Mancusco
Ference Wilsey
Henry Street
Athens
Wilsey
Mancuseo
Pleasant Surprise for Roy Noland Birthday at Peach Ridge
Mr and Mrs Roy Noland of Peach Ridge hosted a Tuesday evening gathering on July 12 to celebrate Mr Nolands birthday. Neighbors and friends including the Tubbs Hysell Miller Davis Lawrence Leighty Hime McMaster Tipnie and others attended and presented a Bible to Mr Noland for his work in the Sunday school and the community. Refreshments were served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Noland
Peach Ridge
George, Pearl
Dallas
Ralph Leighty
Erwin Hime
Brick
Terra Alta
W. Va
Pansy McMaster
Golda Tipnie
William Hunter
Bailes
Robert Hunter
Noland
Civics Must Start Early Says Primm as Civics Plan Expands
Nine teen states outline definite required civics in elementary curricula with four delaying until seventh grade and six until eighth. C J Primm of Chicago analyzes state courses for the Society for Visual Education, urging civics be taught from first grade as essential daily citizenship. Film aids are highlighted to show government services in action and connect to home, school, and community life. Superintendent Henry Snyder notes a nationwide revision to train pupils for compete living as individuals and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. J. Primm
Society For Visual Education
Primm
Fim
Henry Snyder
Jersey City
Local Visitors and Family Notes Across Athens Community
Mrs. Elizabeth Poston spent Tuesday with daughter Mrs. William Anthony in Athens. Athens visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley and Rev. and Mrs. Timmons. Kenneth Fulton returned home after two weeks in Lancaster with relatives. Richard Phillips visited friends in Anthony on Sunday. The Sams family from Athens spent the weekend with locals. Clifford Love and children visited Delano Burleigh’s family. Lucinda Sloan of Ange Ridge spent Sunday with daughter Hattie Holland. Mrs. Frederick Bobo, recently ill, shows improvement. Orestus Fulton and Aunt Rachel Tucker visited Ray Love in Rocky Point. Ed Eislover and family called on Mary Williams’s Sunday. Grace Riley of Baltimore is visiting John Hawk’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Poston
William Anthony
Athens
George Hartley
Timmons
William Fulton
Kenneth Fulton
Sherman Fulton
Lancaster
Richard Phillips
Anthony
Ray Sams
Ross
Clifford Love
Delano Burleigh
Lucinda Sloan
Ange Ridge
Hattie Holland
Frederick Bobo
Orestus Fulton
Rachel Tucker
Ray Love
Rocky Point
Ed Eislovker
Mary Williams
Grace Riley
Baltimore
John Hawk
Non Support Case Up In Court Of Helwig
Charles Lee of Glouster was arraigned before Justice Helwig on a non support charge filed by his wife. He was fined 10 dollars and costs, suspended on an agreement to pay 15 dollars monthly for the child’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helwig
Charles Lee
Glouster
Lee
Chautauqua Meetings Adjusted Start Times Today
Chautauqua sessions for students and patrons will begin at 3 10 p m and 7 30 p m today and continue through the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Twilight meetings set in Athens with Nash and Bryan
Two twilight lectures announced in Athens over the next two Sundays feature Arthur Nash of Cincinnati and Elmer Burritt Bryan, president of Ohio University. Both talks aim to discuss broad topics from the Golden Rule to university leadership, with 6:15 p.m. start times and expanded bleacher seating at the Athletic Field to accommodate islanders and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Elmer Burrit Bryan
Ohio University
President Bryan
Bryan
Pence law requires anti glare lenses for cars in new state rule
The Pence law, effective August 16, requires anti glare lenses on all vehicles and names Leon C. Herrick as the approving official. An advisory committee tests lenses at Ohio State University to set statewide standards, with glare limits, spotlight restrictions, and fines from 25 to 100 dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Leon C. Herrick
Ohio State University
State
Furthr
Market Fair Sees Strong Turnout as Tables Expand
Wednesday morning's market drew large crowds with twelve tables stocked with produce. Mrs. Robert Woodworth announced another table will open Saturday featuring fresh beets as farmers note rising supplies to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodworth
Weather looks cool and wet easing growth for farmers
The Washington weather man reports a week of cooler conditions and soaking rains that benefit crops. Farmers say the change in temperature and rainfall has done growing things a world of good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soda strike aims to force soda prices down nationwide
Emma Grant of the Bronx Soda Revolutionists says a nation wide kid led boycott will push soda prices lower. She cites a drop from 15 to 12 cents for ice cream sodas after a three day local campaign and vows further cuts to five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Malvlon
United Press
New York
Emma _ Grant
Bronx
Miss McArdle Offered Movie Job After Murder Charge
In Cleveland on July 18, Marian McArdle and her elderly grandmother face murder charges for the death of Marian's stepfather Dan Kaber. Today Marian was offered a film industry job, a development in the sensational case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Marian McArdle
Dan Kaber
Night Scene of R-88 Flight to the United States
Commander Maxfield of the U S Navy is in Bedford England finalizing the R 88 giant dirigible which he will pilot to the United States. The R 38 will become the Z R 2 under the American flag constructed by England for the U S Navy. The flight is planned for late this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield
U.S. Navy
Bedford
England
Cerane Ie
U. S
Rutland School Board Rehires Entire Teaching Staff
The Rutland village board of education re employed the full corps of teachers for the past year. Rev W A Lockwood aided revival services at Point Rock. Mrs Melissa Switzer of New York City visits with Wil Plummer and relatives. Families from Columbus and Athens attend funerals and reunions. Summer travels include Bernard Higley to Columbia University. Church bans lifted after small pox scare. Summer school reunions set for Fairplay Buckhorn Side Hill and Muthhier in August. Roy A Davis and Ethel Russell hired to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Village
Columbia University
Fairplay
Buckhorn
Side Hill
Muthhier
Roy A. Davis
Ethel Russell
Dexter Schools Plan for Upcoming Year Statement
Jon Forden announced the listing of 88 items of his personal property on August 4 as part of Dexter schools planning. The son intends to relocate to Tow, signaling a change in family plans and property use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Jon Forden
Tow
Tanlac Restores Health for Cincinnati Man
William Morstmeyer of Cincinnati Ohio describes severe stomach trouble nerve pain and fatigue before Tanlac. He reports appetite relief pain reduction better sleep weight gain and renewed energy after starting Tanlac concluding he is in the pink of condition and praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlee
William Morstmeyer
Powers &T
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pierson Lumber & Coal Co
Taniac
Tanlac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society and Ilocal News
George Dyson
Columbus
C. O. Burnett
Gallipolis
Catharine Stevers
Fred Alderman
Athens National Bank
Cleveland
Ohio Bankers Association
John R. Sprague
Morris Avenue
E. M. Freese
Amerit
Frank Lowry
Ralph Raymond
E. R. Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Evansville
Ind
C. Fred Smith
Gon Floyd
West Frankfort, Il
Mr. Smith
Mrs. F. Smith Sr
Margaret Sprague
New Orleans
Thomas Tully
Arthur Sprague
Charles Poston
School of Music
Valdosta
Frank X. Rauch
South Court Street
Poston
Nelsonville
Webster Poston
Coblenz
Germany
G. L. Fenzel Ifs
Delaware Springs
Delaware
O. F E. Smith
Elizabeth
New York City
T. E. Warden
Smith
Mamie Warden
A. E. Falloon
Falcoon
H. A. Wisman
Ida May
F.C. Stedman
National Glove Co
Millikan
Cline’s
the Cline Ice Cream CO
He Cash Shoe Store
Jas Christian Smuts
Prems . Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Sir James Craig
General Smuts
Union South Africa
Engand
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
James Craig
Ireland
Ulster
Golden Rule
Nash
Theresa
Po Cereal Co.,Inc
Price
Glan'y
U.S
Rutland
Tanlae
Lash
Coats
Georgette
Saratoga
Hazettes
The
Aoe
Enry & Wisier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!