Local Society Notes and Visits Across Athens Area
Mollie Robinson of Hollis visited Athens on Friday while Mrs. E A Moore of X Wars stayed Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. K M Vierce at 15 Poplar Ave. Dr Moore's mother Mrs Moore of Guysville accompanies the trip home. Mrs C H Horn and I plan a two week motor tour from Yore to Columbus. Horn will stay in Leroy and Cleveland as the family lakes trips to Toronto Can field ton W Va to spend weekend with aunt Mrs H J Brown of 78 North Congress St. Craddock remembered as Miss Jule Beale Lewis. Dolph Smith of Jackson and wife visited Athens with Mrs Smith's sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Chris Corbin at 8 Smith St. Birth announced of daughter Josephine Barber July 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Folts of Marietta, formerly of Athens. Marcia Scott and Miss Mery Carolyn Logan return from a three week trip with J Craddock of Tulsa, en route home to Charles Park district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Moore
K M. Vierce
Poplar Avenue
Hey
Dr. Moore
As Moore
Guysville
Ton
W. Va
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Josephine Barber
Frank Folts
Marietta
Athens
Miers
Field Scott
Daugher
Miss Marcia
Mery
Carolyn Logan
J. Craddock
Tulsa
Charles Park District
Albany hires two teachers for high school vacancies
Albany educates on Monday night hiring Mr. PD M Bryson The Plains and Miss Bertha McVey sister of County Supt H R McVey to fill two high school vacancies One post remains open Myra Durbin of Louisville Ky arrived Sunday and visits local families while a large social round accompanies other residents and guests this week The Goldsberry Department store says it will close every Thursday afternoon through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. M. Bryson
the Plains
Bertha McVey
H. R. McVey
Myra Durbin
Louisville
T. J. Barrow
Jen Tewksbury
John Masten
Augusta
Will Masten
Blanche
Emmett Wingett
Lucile
Charles Penrod
Ravnswood
A. Masten
J. Howard Cline
Columbus
Louise
Eva Baker
Sidney Russell
Whitlatch Dept
I. Steele
Ed Lasch
Newton Falls
Frank Danford
Glouster
Betty
C. J. Warner
Hooper
Cincinnati
J. H. Marshall
Jack
Faye Baker
Howard Coe
Wesley Webb
Colh Oabus
Albany Epworth League
Blanche Huston
Hiss Esta Gardner
Amesville
Charlie Brown
Carpenter
C. P. Pearman
J. Nelson Brown
Athens
Harry Brown
Goldsberry
Liquor Bill Passes Commons With Youth Sale Ban
London July 13 Lady Astor’s liquor bill clears the house on its third reading by 257 to 10. The measure bars sale of liquor to persons under 18 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Robbery Report In Athens Sees Two Thefts In Days
Thomas Hickman of Race Street reports a home entry Wednesday evening and $86 taken from his clothes. A second similar theft occurred recently with Judge Wood losing $159 in the same manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hickman
Race Street
Athens
Judge Wood
Minor Ailments Drive Greatest Suffering Says Study
A new analysis argues that routine illnesses like colds impose the most daily burden on people due to frequency and duration, affecting productivity and well being across populations. It highlights widespread symptoms and everyday impacts.
Nine month old fed pins and buttons to by nurse
Nine month old Joseph Burke was fed pins match heads cigarette stubs moth balls and buttons by nurse Pauline Bauder in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. She was jailed on July 13 charged with feeding the objects to the child as he lay ill at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia doctors successfully removed the cargo after a frightening ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph Burke
Joseph
Pauline Bauder
Bethlehem
Jefferson Hospital
Death Valley Swatters Top Ludlow Braves In Desert Tilt
In Death Valley Junction a crowded desert arena saw the Death Valley Swatters beat the Ludlow Braves 175 to a lower score as the thermometer held at 107 in the shade. Seventy five Ludlow fans and local residents attended the hotly contested game in the borax village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley Junction
Ludlow
Junction
Death Valley
Akron Man Mays Captures State Horseshoe Title
Mays of Akron won the state horseshoe pitching championship at Mansfield. He ran the state contest of 177 games undefeated and totaled 850 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Mays
Akron
Unions report potter strikes cost millions in losses
Two unsuccessful strikes within ten months cost the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters upwards of 900600 dollars, according to officers’ annual report presented at the convention in Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atantic City
N. J
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
John Winooski Loses Pay to Friday the Thirteenth Fire
In Nagerstown Maryland on Friday the Thirteenth John Winooski, superstitious about fate, hid his pay in the kitchen stove grate. A smoker son tossed in a cigarette to hide smoking, burning the money to ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagerstown
John Winooski
Kinoski
Kinoski Senior
Bananas Could Help Marmoset Belonging to London Man
A London man owns a marmoset described as two point eight years old and weighing about an ounce. The speaker suggests giving the animal bananas to provide a week of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
London
Canned heat almost fatal for two youths
Verna Six aged 13 and her brother Harry Six aged 19 ingested canned heat Thursday afternoon. Verna suffered severe agony and required a stomach pump. Harry was found in a stupor on the university campus. Their father William Six found them home above Vogue hair shop on West Union street. Officers Maples investigation seeks the responsible person or persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna
Harry
William
Vogue
West Union Street
University
Maples
Coal operators and miners adjourn without terms reached
Atlantic City N J July 13 a conference of anthracite coal operators and miners adjourned today until July 23 without reaching a decision on wages or working conditions. The final session centered on the check off system, a union demand for full owner recognition. Operators expected to reply after July 23 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Truck Drives Into Washout After Storm Near Rock Riffie
Clifford Douglas drove his Star Mineral Water Works truck into a washout near the Rock Riffie schoolhouse after Thursday night’s storm. The truck wrecked but Douglas escaped with no injuries. extent of vehicle damage is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Riffes
Star Mineral Water Works
Clifford Douglas
Rock Riffie
Governor Len Small commutes murder sentence in life term
Springfield reports that James H. Smith of Chicago learned the day’s奇 fortune as Governor Len Small reduced his death sentence to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
James H. Smith
Chicago
Len Small
Carbondale Hosts Annual Homecoming July 22 At Frank Home
Carbondale residents and relatives announce a homecoming at the Henry Frank residence on July 22 with public invitation. Several local families and visitors from Chicago Lancaster Columbus Barberton and New Plymouth are noted among those visiting or returning home. A July 24 M E church meeting is planned with Rev Dabritz and Rev McHandy to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shry
Chicago
Henry Frank
Carbondale
Mismes Stella
Relva Anker
Lancaster
Charles Anker
Ralph Tremain
Columbus
Albert Tremain
M. E. Church
Dabritz
McHandy
New Plymouth
Marzuela
Lavetta Evans
Jap Cox
Eddie Mackle
Barberton
Trenry Frank
Ethel Kitheline
John Dasher
Marriage Licenses Record Highlights Local Matches
Liord McCumber 36 farmer and Anne Marks 28 of Carbonante listed with Rev M E Charley. Charles Bartlett 22 lumber worker and Vivian Stage 18 of Athens listed with Rev Price. Ernest Van Tassel 22 farmer of Johnston Licking county and Ber tha Delle Green 21 of Nelsonville. John Hartley 25 miner of Lathrop and Katherine Gibson 21 music teacher of Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liord McCumber
Anne Marks
Carbonante
M. E. Charley
Charles Bartlett
Vivian Stage
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Rev. Price
Ernest van Tassel
Johnston
Licking County
Bertha Delle Green
Nelsonville
John Hartley
Miner
Lathrop
Katherine Gibson
Amesville
Local Socials and Travel Notes From The Plains
The Plains residents hosted guests from Carbon Hill Athens and St Louis with midweek visits. Local trips included a Buckeye Lake Ku Klux Klan gathering and a drive to Buckeye Lake. A new garage was built by George Gabriel Jr while a heavy Thursday rain washed out bridges and mud on The Plains road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Smith
Carbon Hill
Worth Dicken
Clif Iooper
Athens
Zine Courtney
Clarence Stage
Bent Potts
Jake Anderson
Virgie Morgan
Buckeye Lake
George Gabriel Jr
Ott Riser
St. Louis
Carrol
Piaing
Speedy Remedy for Various Ailments Cited
The claim presents a quick cure for constipation biliousness colds headaches and malarial fever as the most speedy remedy known. The wording reflects an era of broad patent medicine statements and urges rapid relief through a single treatment.
Whiskey in Milk Cans Nabbed in Akron Arrest
Isa Vuich of Detroit and James V. Adams of Akron were arrested after police found 40 gallons of liquor in milk cans in their car. The vehicle was seized and the cans placed at the police station for disposition after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Isa Vuich
Hancock Street
Detroit
James V. Adams
Bank buys steel armored car for interbranch currency transfer
The Citizens Trust and Savings Bank of Columbus has purchased a new steel armored car to securely move currency between the main bank and its branch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
Canaans Flood Wreaks Havoc in 66-Year Resident’s Area
The Thursday flood along Canaanyike Way, described by 66-year resident Martin Mansfield, was the worst in more than half a century. Water cascaded from a great rear ravine washing out roads widening ditches and ruining gardens as streams fed ravines from the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanyike Way
Martin Mansfield
Mansfield
Women Power and Health Inspire Career Drive
The piece highlights women entering varied professions and politics, stressing health as their key asset. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for headaches backache nervousness and other female ailments, claiming it has aided 98 of 100 women for nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mollie Robinson
Hollis
Dolph Smith of
Jackson
First Methodist
Preston
Coolville
Meigs County
Prestons
Albany
Joe
John
Lamere Lawn
Gibson’s Pharmacy
The
Prescription Store
Hygeia
Golden Sun Coper
O. K
Westfall & Slaughter
Grocery
West Union St
Canaan
Foster
Athens Furniture Exchange
Milan
Italy
Ciisinello
Here
Federat
Chamberlain
TRUCS
Lash
MILLS
Postoffice
West Union
Jacobs
Optometrist
Sunkist
Lipton
Heinz’s
Heinz
Hamburg
Union Grocery Co
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