Beaumont Man Visits Red Men in Kentucky Hills
J H Lock of Beaumont visited Spotted Wolf tribe of Red Men at Coalton Kentucky, a mountain village of about 100. The lodge founded by Henry Locks in 1896 has 250 members, pays seven dollar weekly sick benefits and two hundred fifty dollar death benefits, and boasts the state’s best degree team. Lock noted work in the three degrees during his July 3 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Kentucky
J. H. Lock
Beaumont
Coalton
Henry Locks
Lodge
Alton Carpenter Awaiting Goiter Operation
Chauncey July 13. Word from Grant hospital Columbus says Alton Carpenter of Chesterhill has not yet undergone a goiter operation. He has been in hospital several days for treatment prior to a serious operation. Carpenter's home is Chesterhill and he has oil business ties in Tennessee. Mrs. Carpenter and children stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ogg in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Charles Ogg
Alton Carpenter
Chesterhill
Carpenter
Tennessee
Ogg
Local families visit Buckeye Lake on Sunday
Mrs. William Clary and daughter Esther, with Esther Wade and Ruth Wade, the Sanders family of Millfield, and Clell Cunningham with Iris, spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake along with residents from this city.
Endeavor Play Well Received at Chauncey High School
The Junior Endeavor society of the Chauncey Christian church presented a fairy two act play Light Heart in the Chauncey high school auditorium under Miss Dorothy J Minister. The audience praised the 20 character production with a fairy dance and music by Hazel Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Junior Endeavor Society
Chauncey Christian Church
Dorothy J
Hazel Harvey
Elbert Minister
Rita Smith
Marie Ferrer
Frances Harvey
Kathleen Smith
Mary Louise Baughman
Mary Ferrel
Lucinda Sands
Ruth Gardner
Mildred Russell
Wilma Ferrer
Juanita Pendergrass
Edith Smith
Mary Long
Margaret Johnston
Marian d Long
Ruth Smith
Dancing Party at Plains Honors Mrs Carl Michaels
Mrs Carl Michaels entertained at their Plains home with a dancing party Saturday evening. Music dancing and refreshments followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Hawk Ray Graham Augusta Masten of Athens Mr and Mrs Walter McGuire Union Mr and Mrs W C Nichols Mr and Mrs B Cook Mr and Mrs Clarence Stage Lowell Mr and Mrs Edward Michaels Mr and Mrs William McDonald Mr Jones Everett Chesser Cordelia Pidcock Frank Cook Charlie McDonald Howard McDonald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Carl Michaels
Plains
William Hawk
Ray Graham
John Masten
Augusta Masten
Athens
Walter McGuire
Union
W. C. Nichols
B. Cook
Clarence Stage
Con Lowell
Edward Michaels
William McDonald
Jones
Everett Chesser
Cordelia Pidcock
Frank Cook
Charlie McDonald
McDonald
Howard McDonald
Carl Mich
Child Charles West Returns Home For Summer
Chauncey July 13 Charles four year old son of Mr and Mrs John West of The Plains has been brought home to spend the summer after hospital treatment. He was severely burned by a stove accident two years ago and has since been under a physician care. He is reported to be improving. Mrs Allie Kincade returns to her sister Mrs John Phillips Chauncey after a visit in Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Forest Allen have been visiting the latter's mother Mrs John Phillips in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles
John West
the Plains
Allie Kincade
John Phillips
Pomeroy
Forest Allen
Logan
Akron residents reunite. visits and dinner hosts listed
Returnees include Mrs. Sarah Baxter of Akron visiting Chauncey with sister Mrs. Mary Keasey in East Converse street. Dinner hosted by Mrs. E. H. Pidcock at Beaumont with guests Miss Mary Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barrows, H. C. Bowers, Miss Alma Bricker, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chapman. Barrows and Blackburn to stay a week. Other locals noted visiting relatives in Dundas and Newark New York outreach trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Sarah Baxter
Chauncey
Mary Keasey
Converse Street
E. H. Pidcock
Beaumont
Mary Blackburn
Washington D. H
Oscar Barrows
H. C. Bowers
Alma Bricker
Columbus
H. H. Chapman
Glouster
Barrows
Miss Blackburn
Milt Patton
Roy Bricker
John Tittle
Dundas
Anna Witham
Kitty
Newark
N. Y
Cashier Endorses Installment Plan for Essential Purchases
Gordon Morrow reports bankers in Athens debate credit limits and the installment plan. J H McClure of Athens National Bank argues debt for necessities can build living standards, citing autos with 33 percent down and 12 month terms as safer practice and urging lenders to assess a customer’s finances before granting installment credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Morrow
the Messenger
Athens
Loska Rczrma Loska Heals Eczema For All Ages
Loska relieves eczema symptoms from babies to adults by stopping burning and itching. The product works promptly and is available at druggists for 50 cents or by mail from The Ry-Toff Co in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loska
Ry-Toff Co
Lowell
Mass
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin proposed for constipated children
A 47 year practicing physician from Mone thcello Illinois argues against harsh cathartics for infants and children. He promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to establish natural bowel regularity without a sickening purge.
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W. & Caldwell
Monethcello
Ill
Your Child a Gentle Remedy for Easy Bowel Movements
A promotional blurb claims a 60 cent bottle eases bowel movements in delicate children without causing gripe or upset. It promises harmless, pleasant effect even for feverish or bilious children and urges readers to buy at any store selling medicine to prove the benefit.
Prosecution Questions Eyewitness Count in Rockbridge Accident
Prosecutor Eugene Wright visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dupler in Rockbridge to gather details on Berdena Dupler a 14 year old seriously injured in a weekend accident. Eyewitnesses say a car driven by John Zeigler Gibisonville struck Berdena as she and Maryl Jackson walked along the pike. The car swerved crossed the road and hit Berdena three times then she was thrown clear. one shoe was found 50 feet away. Berdena was treated at Dr E E Campbell Lo gan with bruises and possible internal injuries. Authorities expect charges against the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville
Miss. Dupler
Four cars take picnickers to Crystal Springs for a day
Four cars carried picnickers to Crystal Springs on Sunday to spend the day. Dinner and supper were served on the grounds. Those attending included Mr and Mrs P B Leel and their children from Canaanville, Vern Robinett, Williard Seel, Vivian Campbell from Haydenville, Mrs Elizabeth Filley and family from Logan, Homer Carter, Kathryn Rizer, and Harry Hampson from Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Crystal Springs
P. B. Leel
Junior
Earl
Mickey
Helen
Josephine
Maxine
Canaanville
Vern Robinett
Williard Seel
Vivian Campbell
Haydenville
Elizabeth Filley
Newton
Bernice
Homer Carter
Kathryn Rizer
Harry Hampson
Blaze claims a machine belonging to Ambrose of New Straits ville
A machine owned by Ambrose of New Straits ville was destroyed by fire at Webb Summit bridge after striking the bridge and overturning. Brakes allegedly locked by a broken rear spring. no injuries reported. In the same report Floyd Strawn found a large tarantula while cutting bananas on West Hunter street and confined it for exhibition.
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Logan
Ambrose
New Straitsville
Webb Summit
West Hunter Street
Floyd Strawn
Woman in eighty second year visits Laurelville near Logan
Kathryn Lenz of Third Street, aged eighty two, journeyed to Laurelville with her son Charles, making her first trip to the western village despite living in the county all her life and residing twenty miles east in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kathryn Lenz
Third Street
Laurelville
Businesswoman to Lead Territory Sales Team
A capable woman with strong drive and clear future goals will be entrusted to take full charge and supervise all salespeople in the territory. She seeks a good income and demonstrates determination to succeed in this role.
Infant Boyle Dies in Logan Home
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Boyle of North Street died at home at 8 PM Saturday. Burial was held Monday morning at Oak Grove by Leonard Brothers.
Vancurens at Picnic Sunday in Wildcat Hollow
Logan July 13 The Isaac Vancuren family held a reunion at Wildcat Hollow highlighted by a large picnic dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Isaac Vancuren and children Atherdea and Harry plus several relatives named Ziegler Barker Shaw Adcock Ray and Mark Vancuren and their families.
Death Claims Christopher Mock After Long Illness in Logan
Christopher Jacob Mock 69, of Fountain street Logan, died 9:20 p.m. Sunday after months of illness. A retired Hocking Valley railway worker after fifty years of service, he would have turned 69 the next day. He leaves wife Fanny Mack and five sons Charles Logan Earl Akron Edward Harry Lewis, with one son William dead in 1917. Funeral at Presbyterian church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. C H Douglass to preach. burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Mack
Presbyterian Church
Maccabees Lodge
Fanny Mack
Charles of
Logan
Earl of
Akron
Edward
Harry
Lewis
William
C. H. Douglass
Oak Grove
Lucky Collies Move to New Homes via Classified Ad
The Athens Messenger reports that all white Collies owned by A RR Linsecott in Amesville found new homes after a single classified ad in the Live Stock column. Readers are urged to call Athens 70, Nelsonville 412, Logan 6024 or Pomeroy 111 J to place ads and seek swift sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
A. RR. Linsecott
Mr. Linscow
Athens Messenger
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Lancaster Campmeet and Assembly Dates Announced
The Lancaster camp meeting and assembly will run July 24 to August 15 with the Epworth League institute July 26 to August 1. W C T U institute runs July 27 28 29 led by Mrs Lucy Vankirk others include Mrs Florence Richards and Mrs Viola D Romans William Oliver is evangelist with speakers Dr Gilbert R Combs Rev Kelley Jenness Prof Paul Flemming and others Dr George R Stuart has died since programs were issued Hugh Diamond headlining assembly week Prof L P Mooney leads music July 25 Miss Ruth E Wheaton Dean of Women Rev Otto Scott Steele dean of Epworth League institute and many Logan attendees plan a full stay on grounds. An aquatic insect called the peristrider is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster Campmeeting and Assembly
Logan Messenger Bureau
Epworth League Institute
W. C. T. U. Institute
Lucy Vankirk
Granville
Florence Richards
Viola D. Romans
William Oliver
Gilbert, R. Combs
Lexington
Kelley Jenness
Paul Flemming
H. C. Gannet
John G. Benson
Columbus
George R. Stuart
Hugh Diamond
L. P. Mooney
S. C. Clark
R. W. Parks
Nelsonville
Otto Scott Steele
Asbury M. E. Church
Delaware
Ohio
Ruth E. Wheaton
C. M
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Chauncey Man
F. E. Boudinot
Millfield
Noah
Harvey
Mary Helen
Ira Cunningham
Nile
Dew
Alice
Buckeye Lake
Endeavor
J. H. McClure
Athens National Bank
McClure
W. B. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Syru
Pepsin
Driver
Tom Hill
A. H. Elliott
Pt. Pleasant
Vancurens
C. R. Mock
Mr. Linscott
Athens Book & News
Cline
Sui
Cabis
Victor Records
Home Furnishing Co
Majestic
Lewis Stone
Barbara Bedford
E. M. Hull
Pathe Review
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Lancaster
Kerr Hardware
F. C. Stedman Co
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