Local society notes and upcoming travel plans
Miss Helen Allen leaves for Youngstown to visit Aunt Mrs. E L Morgan for several weeks. Byron Wolfe couple return from Columbus after a week with Dr and Mrs J C Kaplin. Miss Jean Gist vacationing in Gallipolis with Dr and Mrs Claude B Parker. Harry Bartlett preparing to relocate in Columbus from Chicago. B J Kessinger of Nelsonville visits O Boane, brother of Mrs Sloane. James Anderson family return from Pine Valley after visiting Mrs J A Dilts. Frank Jr and party drive to Buckeye Lake for a week with Mr and Mrs Stanley Dew in Nelsonville. Oscar O Mantz resigns from F C Stedman Co effective Aug 1 to rest then pursue other work. John W Klintworth and Howard C Dougan of The Ohio State Life Ins Co visit Athens area. John formerly with Athens Morning Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Klintworth
Ohio State Life Insurance Co
Marietta
Howard C. Dougan
Pennsville
John
Athens Morning Journal
Hopkins Return From Michigan Trip and Local Visits
Mr. C. D. Hopkins returned from the Hopkins summer home at Topinabee Michigan where he accompanied Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Rachel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Brunker came back to Middleport after visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moody at 16 Race Street. The Forsyths plan a six week outing to Lake Chetek Wisconsin, visiting Mrs. Forsyths parents. Mrs. J. W. Pickett arrived home from Adrian Michigan after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bethel. Fred Pickett returned from Detroit on business. Frank X. Rauch and children Eileen Jean and others are mentioned in the departure notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. D. Hopkins
Hopkins
Topinabee
Michigan
Mrs. Hopkins
Rachel
Harry C. Brunker
Middleport
D. L. Moody
Race Street
F. D. Forsyth
Northern Lakes
J. W. Pickett
Adrian, Mich
Raymond Bethel
Fred Pickett
Detroit
Mrs Allegree and daughter Return From Visit in Athens
Mrs Leonard Allegree and daughter Mary departed for Charlottesville Virginia after a four and one month visit in Athens with D L Moody and family. They traveled to Connelsville with Byron Whipple and companions to visit an aunt unseen for twenty years before returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Allegree
Mary
Charlottesville
Athens
D. L. Moody
Logan
Trimble
Allegree
Moe
Connelsville
Byron Whipple
Clara Whipple
Anna White
Monay
Two Major Operations At Sheltering Arms Hospital
At Sheltering Arms hospital on Clark street Mrs. Herbert Downey underwent a very serious major operation July 13. The same day Mrs. Evan Griffith also underwent an operation. Both operations were very successful. Thursday Mrs. Earl Lindsey was taken to the Clark street hospital and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hospital
Herbert Downey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clark Street
Evan Griffith
Earl Lindsey
Clark Street Hospital
Miners Claim Unfair Treatment in West Virginia War
Wires report from Washington cites miner W E Hutchison testifying July 15 that miners who refused to deal at company stores in Mingo county faced discrimination. He alleges price hikes up to 50 percent at company stores and removal from company housing by Baldwin-Felts detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mingo County
W. E. Hutchison
Senate
West Virginia
Hutchison
Burnwell Coal and Coke Company
Baldwin-Felts
Rusty Nail Death Claims 11-Year-Old James Butta
In Connerville Ohio on July 15 an 11 year old boy, James Butta, died after stepping on a rusty nail and contracting lockjaw. A separate line notes a $100,000 payment for a single pearl described as the largest on record, pear shaped and over 200 grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connerville
James Butta
Thousands of Endeavorers Parade in New York City
Delegates to the sixth World Christian Endeavor gather in New York led by singing of Onward Christian Soldiers. About 15 000 march along Broadway with vivid bands banners floats and distinctive attire creating a memorable colorful procession through the historic avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
America
New York
Christian Endeavor
Ilor
Fifth Avenue
Utah
Kansas
Athens Residents Urged Help Sharpsburg Flood Families
Relief Committee chair M D Hughes and Miss Atkinson led a donation drive in Athens to aid eight or nine households in the Sharpsburg flood area. Volunteers will collect serviceable household goods next Saturday and Monday at the City Building, with a moving van to pick up items. The Red Cross funds will cover some needs but material aid is essential to replace full homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Committee For
Red Cross
Sharpsburg
M. D. Hughes
Miss Atkinson
Athens
Washington
Relief Committee
Gunmen Are Taken While Eating Lunch
Bobby Hunt and James Walsh, who escaped from a Cleveland jail 22 days ago, were recaptured and returned to Cleveland from Youngstown to face murder charges in the shooting of Patrolman Elmer Sprosty. They were seized at a former railroad detective’s home as they ate lunch, revolvers and ammunition ready, and reportedly swore never to be captured alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bobby Hunt
James Walsh
Youngstown
Elmer Sprosty
Hunt
Walsh
Hangi G
Japan Replies on Disarmament Conference Participation
The article outlines that Japan accepted the invitation to a disarmament conference but insists on not tying the Far Eastern questions to acceptance. The United States plans a rejoinder through Secretary Hughes and seeks a formal understanding before President Harding issues a general invitation. Officials will also choose a conference date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Pacific
Hughes
Harding
Fair at A. P. Hixson Farm Saturday Evening
A community fair will be held Saturday evening July 16 at the A. P. Hixson farm. The event offers oats, ice cream, lemonade, candy and cake with proceeds benefiting McDougall church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Hixson Farm
McDougall Church
Tax receipts rise as economy seems to recover
United Press reports that for the first half of July federal tax collections exceeded two million dollars more than the same period last year. Government ordinary receipts reached about 103 million dollars, up from 69 million, signaling progress out of the wartime economic depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Ols
Federal Reserve Board
Officials Shake Up Lorain Police After Kidnapping Arrests
In Lorain Ohio on July 15 the civil service secretary Justin J Minnich resigns and Patrolman Floyd B Glover is suspended amid a police department shake up after arrests of Edgar Spore Stanley Parsley Steve Mackin and Edward Andrews on charges of kidnapping dry agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Justin J. Minnich
Civil Service Commission
Floyd B. Glover
Edgar Spore
Stanley Parsley
Steve Mackin
Edward Andrews
Will Hand Out Another Plum
Columbus Ohio July 16 An announcement that appointment of a state superintendent of pardons and parole would be made tomorrow caused speculation in legislative circles here Dr H S MacAyeal director of welfare refused to give any indication as to the selection under the re organization act as the sub for the state clemency board Rumors today were that Rev John R Rutledge of Cleveland former district anti saloon teague superintendent would be MacAyeal s selection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. 8. MacAyeal
John R. Rutledge
Cleveland
Mac Ayeal
Legion Men to Sail for France Soon
New York reports the American Legion party of 250 members will sail from New York on August 3 to France as guests of the French government. Led by Franklin D Olier the delegation will visit Blois for the Joan of Arc statue dedication and stage a burlesque at the old reclassification board headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benzine Board
France
Bloig
United States Army
Legionnaires
Franklin I’olier
Legion
Blois
Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc Committee
New York City
Reclassification Board
Workers Seize Jap Kawasaki Dockyards
In Nobe, Japan, workers seized Kawasaki dockyards after driving out the foreman and turning control to a workers executive committee. Martial law is being considered as a possibility amid the takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobe
Japan
Kawasaki
Bank Robbers Loot $40,000 From Paymaster Porter Near Charleyvoi
In Charlevoi Pennsylvania on July 15, bandits robbed Paymaster Porter of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company of a bag containing 40000 dollars. The assault occurred in a streetcar three miles from Charlevoi as Porter traveled to the company mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlevoi, Pa
Porter
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Treasure and Treasure-houses lecture at Chautauqua
Yesterday afternoon at Chautauqua Dr. Stephen A. Lloyd of Chicago gave a lecture titled Treasure and Treasure-houses. He argued treasure lies in people not wealth, urged unselfish family life and warned four enemies of home harmony self-pity irritability fault finding and nagging. The talk mixed humor with advice on parental support for children and noted Laurant and Company performances that delighted the audience and children with some magical antics and audience participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Stephen A. Lloyd
Chicago
New York State
Laurant and Company
Tanlac Brings Helen Wood Back to Health Says
Mrs. Helen M. Wood of Akroa Ohio praises Tanlac for quick relief after years of stomach and liver trouble. She reports improved appetite rest at night and renewed energy with no headaches or nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Helen M. Wood
N. Union St. Akrom
Ohio
Taniac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Allen
E. L. Morgan
Byron Wolfe
J. C. Kaplin
Jean Gist
Gallipolis
Claude B. Parker
Grace Gist
Harry Bartlett
City
B. J. Kessinger
Nelsonville
O. Boane
Mr. Kessinger
Sloane
James Anderson
Pine Valley
J. A. Dilts
North Cemetery Street
Frank Jr
Buckeye Lake
Mrs
Stanley Dew
Nellsonville
Buckeye Lake Park
Oscar O. Mantz
Nation Department
F. C. Stedman Company
Mantz
Frank X. Rauch
Eileen, Jean
Agar
Waite
Jooklet
Bradfield Regulator CO
Dept
Atlanta. GA
Flas Corgenter Cw WO
Athen
Qlouster
Senafig
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Rusty Nail
Local
Japo
Will
Swanson Furniture Co
E. State Street
Uncle Sam
U. S. & Saratoga
Athens, Ohio
Chautaucu
Russia
Akron
Sana Aae
Rene
Huran
Logan's Book and News Store
W. Union St
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