Local Visitors and Family Trips Mentioned in Coolville Notes
Coolville residents Mr. and Mrs. George Polster of Hamilton are guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Polster of Rock Street. Miss Etta and Leora Munfee travel to Middletown to visit their sister Mrs. David Hays. Mr. A C Davis and grandson Harold McBride drove to Bartlett tovisit Addison Davis and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Polster
Hamilton
William Polster
Rock’ Street
Etta
Leora Munfee
Middletown
David Hays
A. C. Davis
Harold McBride
Bartlett
Addison Davis
Ill Samuel Marquis Improves but Heart Soreness Persists
Samuel Marquis remains very ill with heart muscle soreness despite his blood pressure dropping to nearly normal levels. The report notes continued cardiac discomfort and hopeful signs of stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Marquis
Grange Picnic Draws Crowd at Coolville Fair Grounds
The Grange picnic on Thursday at Coolville fair grounds drew a good attendance. A Dyar of Columbus gave a powerful speech extolling sacrifice and service as keys to happiness. Coolville beat Chester in a close ball game, securing the laurels for the home team. Officials plan an annual picnic, delayed slightly to finish threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Coolville Fair Grounds
A. Dyar
Columbus
Coolville
Chester
Local Residents Visit Marquis Household Tuesday Evening
Dr and Mrs A E Lawrence and their daughter Mabel from Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs Samuel Marquis on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lawrence
Mabel
Pomeroy
Samuel Marquis
Marietta Pastor Visited by Family Friends
Rev F Tomenndal and two children from Marietta called Friday on Mr and Mrs Samuel Marquis and others. Tomenndal formerly preached at the Congregational church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Samue Marquis
Tomenndal
Congregational Church
Lolly Pop Party Highlights Home Gathering
A lolly-pop party at Mrs. William McManaway s home featured guests Elizabeth Johnson, Dursilla Lax, Gladys Galentine, Josephine Gears, Mabel Pearson, Alverta Austin, and many others. An 80 day evening included games and music while social visits crisscrossed nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McManaway
Elizabeth Johnson Dursilla Lax
Gladys Galentine
Josephine Gears
Mabel Pearson
Alverta Austin
Richard and Earl Anderson
Edwin Harris
Harrison and Kelly Dublin
Laird Pruden
Alva Clary
Purrell Hawk Hawk
Gerald Devol
Clyde Garner
Ethel Branigan
Athens
Assassination of British Colonel in Cairo Street
Colonel Piggott of the British forces was shot dead in Cairo while walking in the street. The assailants escaped, and the city begins to mourn the loss of a senior military officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Piggott
Mountvin M. E. Church Sunday Service Notice
The Mountvin M. E. Church continues from last page with Sunday School at 10 A M led by Miss Hazel Love superintendent. Sermon by M E Snyder at 11 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountvin
M. E
Hazel Love
M. E. Snyder
West Jacksonville Free Methodist Church Service Notes
The West Jacksonville Free Methodist Church lists M. F. E. Snyder as pastor with Sunday School at 9 AM led by Marry Woods superintendent. Prayer and class meeting at 10 AM. Preaching by the pastor at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Jacksonville
Christian Science Service in Athens at Fifth Floor
Sunday service at 10 45 A M with subject Life and a Golden Text from Proverbs 16 22. Understanding is a well spring of life unto him that hath it. Sunday school at 9 30 A M Wednesday meeting at 7 30 P M You are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Athens National Bank
Morning services shortened at Christian Church
At the Christian Church on State and Conness Streets minister M. E. Chatley leads 9 A. M. Bible School and 9 55 Communion and Sermon. Morning service shortened by combining SS and church service. 6 30 Christian Endeavor. 7 30 Evening worship and sermon Taking Offense at Christ. Chatley speaks on Settled Convictions. Students urged to make this their church home.
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Christian Church
W. State
Conness
M. E. Chatley
Bible School
S. S
Christ
Chatley
First M E Church Teaches The Expectant Christ
The First Methodist church will hear Dr. Daniel McGurk preach on The Expectant Christ in the morning. The evening topic is Wanted A New Order. Sunday school starts at 9 00 with Epworth League at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
First Methodist Church
Daniel McGurk
Epworth League
First Baptist Church Services at North Court St
Homer C. Smith is pastor of the First Baptist Church at I. O. O. F. Hall on North Court Street. Sunday School starts at 9 15 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
I. O. O. F. Hall
North Court St
Homer C. Smith
Central Avenue M E Church Services Dates
H T Wintermute pastor delivers 10 15 a m sermon The Voice of Authority Epworth League meets 6 30 P M Evening service at 7 30 P M Pastor’s Trifles Young people pray Tuesday 7 30 Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 Local church notices provide schedule through week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wintermute
Voice of Authority
Epworth League
Auction at Ecclesia-Pe Tucker Farm Sunday 2 P M
An auction event is scheduled at the Ecclesia-Pe Tucker farm on Sunday at 2 PM. The notice provides a single sale time and location with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A Ecclesia - Pe Tucker's Farm
Local Families Attend Chautauqua in Athens and Visits
Green and Leake families along with Feirbaugh and Nard groups attended the chautauqua in Athens. Several households and relatives visited or hosted guests across Sugar Grove Lancaster Millfield Amesville Chillicothe Bethel Ridge Oakdale.
Social notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Stewart Miss Marie Nice of Columbus visits sister Mrs Wade Deane. Several families travel to Parkersburg and Carthage. Miss Viola Barth visits Miss Ruth Byron in Amanda. Mrs Helen Balderson stays with Miss Dorothy Gray. Mrs P G Wetherell hosts daughter and two grandchildren from Bremen. Ed Byron hosts John Fouts family. Addie Biggens hosts Mrs Jus tina Cross and Mrs Dalton Edwards and Charles Kincade from various towns. Local ladies aid met with 11 members and guests. schedule set for August at Evelyn Spear’s country home. Epworth League held a pleasant Rhodehaver Grove outing with 18 members, 2 visitors, games, readings, recitations, and a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Nice
Columbus
Wade Deane
P. T
Busch
Parkersburg
Charles Townsend
Amos Townsend
Carthage
Viola Barth
Amanda
Ruth Byron
Helen Balderson
Dorothy Gray
P. G. Wetherell
Bremen
John Fouts
Corning
Ed Byron
Addie Biggens
Fred, Ahrendt
Ahrendt
Brandebrerry
Justina Cross
Michigan
Dalton Edwards
Athens
Charles Kincade
Guysville
Rhodehaver Grove
League
Social notes from Athens and surrounding area
Lottridge Co L Davis visited Cincinnati to see Dr Sattler and returned Tuesday. Miss mma Ackley was Sunday guest of Mrs Emma Jeffers. Mr and Mrs Gordon of Bethel visited Joe Jenkins and family. Mrs McGreiner and children returned home to Athens after a week with Mrs Ethel Morris. Rulmer Ackley and family of Athens R D 7 visited Daniel Ackley and family. William Blackwood visited Athens Monday. Mr and Mrs Aldo McKinley and nephews Kermit and Kenneth Starcher were Sunday guests of Meade Swisher. Mrs Leroy Boggs and son Carson were business visitors in Athens Tuesday. The M E church ladies aid picnic at Lawrence church is Wednesday July 19. everyone invited to bring lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Davis
Cincinnati
Sattler
Mma Ackley
Emma Jeffers
Gordon
Bethel
Joe Jenkins
McGreiner
Ethel Morris
Athens
Rulmer Ackley
Athens R. D
Daniel Ackley
William Blackwood
Aldo McKinley
Kermit
Kenneth Starcher
Meade Swisher
Dutch Ridge
Leroy Boggs
Carson
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lawrence Church
Tall Glasses for Cold Drinks in Refined Home Decor
Deep glasses hold iced tea lemonade or other cold beverages to satisfy summer thirst. Their graceful shape and gleaming polish elevate refreshment and home elegance. Priced low with attractive long handle spoons offered from two to six dollars per six.
Funeral of Mrs McDonald at Chauncey Church
The funeral of Mrs Lora McDonald wife of Otto McDonald of Floodwood was held Thursday at 10 am from the Chauncey Christian Church with Mrs Roberts conducting. Music by the church choir. Interment in Nye cemetery. She had cancer after months of ill health and is survived by her husband nine children and relatives. Father Wm Birchfield and sister Mrs Henry Martin live in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Lora McDonald
Otto McDonald
Floodwood
Chauncey
Ladies of the Christian Church Meet at Converse Street Home
Mrs. Charles Bradfield hosted a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the church ladies at her Converse street residence. Mrs. Clarence Butts presided and led the lesson, and a luncheon followed for attendees including Mrs. Harvey Nye and many others. Next gathering set with Mrs. Guy Brookins in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mullin and daughter Ruth returned from a several week visit in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bradfield
of the Christian Church
Converse Street
Clarence Butts
Gladys
Lucille Bradfield
Gilbert Courtney
Harvey Nye
Guy Gardner
Elmer Nida
Clarence Mullin
Ruth
Kentucky
Funeral attender and visiting guests noted
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes of this city attended the funeral of Mr Galbraith at Mount Hermon church Tuesday. Misses Agnes Milligan and Louella Vaughn of Glouster were weekend guests of Miss Ella Grimes of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grimes
Mr. Galbraith
Mount Hermon Church
Agnes Milligan
Louella Vaughn
Glouster
Ella Grimes
Chauncey
Wilmore Family Faces Move to Detroit for New Position
Albert Wilmore leaves this week for Detroit Michigan to assume a new job. He and Mrs. Wilmore have lived in Millfield with Ruth James, the mother of Mrs. Wilmore, who will stay behind to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilmore
Detroit
Mich
Wilmore
Millfield
Ruth James
Mendelsohn Family Visiting Local Residents
Rabbi and Mrs. Felix Mendelsohn and their young son from Chicago are visiting Mrs. Isaac Wilson and family. Mrs. Mendelsohn formerly Miss Nanette Bloom of Cincinnati and has visited Chauncey several times prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mendelsohn
Little Son
Chicago
Isaac Wilson
Mendelsohn
Nanette Bloom
Cincinnati
Chauncey
GEO. GREEN PASSES AWAY
George Green died at his Mill street home after a ten day illness with blood poisoning. Funeral services likely Saturday at 2 PM from Chauncey MBE Church. Survived by wife, six children, and a North family in Chauncey. He was a member of the I O O F and Masonic lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Green
George Green
Mill Street
Chauncey M. BE
Mr. Green
D. H. North
Chauncey
Masonic
Scot Threatening to Take the Honor
A sun bronzed Scot John Black of Scotland and Oakland, California, dominates early at the national open golf championship as final flight teed off. Key matches feature Melhorn vs Gelickson, Hutchinson vs Johnson, Mitchell vs McDonald, Jones vs Duncan, Evans vs Jagen, Barnes vs Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skokie Club
Glencof
John Black
Scotland
Oakland
California
Melhorn
Lloyd Gelickson
Duluth Star
Tut Jackson to Meet Harry Wills
New York press notes Tut Jackson has signed to fight Harry Wills at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on August 7. Wills reportedly planned a bout week of August in New York, while manager Billy McCarney confirms the Jackson matchup and Wills’ camp pushes a separate near beer challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Mr. Wills
Jackson
Lut
Billy McCarney
Wills
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Dykman Oval
Paddy Mullins
Bayonne bout pits Darcy over Delmont in 12 rounds
At Bayonne Johnny Darcy wins a 12 round decision over Jene Delmont. In Coneysland Frankie Coster defeats Midget Smith by judge’s decision in a 12 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Johnny Darcy
Jene Delmont
Coneysland
Frankie Coster
Midget Smith
Buff
Jack Sharkey
Abe Goldstein
Frankie Maston
Orleans
Slumping Braves, Sox, and Harvard Grip for Streaks
A midseason drift has the White Sox and Red Sox swapping last place in the American League. Harvard seeks revival with a Yale clash next fall to steady a faltering year in athletics as Hank Gowdy suffers a batting decline amid Braves slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Red Sox
Mackmen
Yale
Harvard
Braves
Hank Gowdy
Hornsby ties NL home run mark in Cardinals win
Rogers Hornsby hit his 24th homer off Hub Bell to tie the modern NL mark as the Cardinals defeated the Phillies 9 to 5. The seven run rally in the seventh sealed the game. Other scores include the Senators 7 Sox 3 and Pirates 6 Braves 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Cactus Cravath
Hubbell
Cardinals
Phils
Giants Fall To Cubs In Second Straight Loss
The Giants lost 8 to 4 to the Cubs in their second consecutive defeat and begin a key series in St. Louis today trailing the Cardinals by 2 12 games. Nehfs was knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Nehfs
Dodgers Fall to Reds 3 0 in Poor Showing
The Dodgers were shut out by Cincinnati as Rixey dominated the Brooklyn lineup. The Reds scored three runs to secure a decisive victory, extending Brooklyn’s skid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Red Sox
Russell
Dodgers
Reds
Rixey
Brooklyn Crew
Scots and Irish visitors tour America and Yankee baseball triumphs
Edinburgh's Alex Wilkie and Dublin's William McConnell, presidents of the Rotary Clubs, tour the United States as guests of local Rotarians. They witness the Yankees beat the Indians at the Polo Grounds in a fast, well played game highlighted by Meusel's throw to McNally at third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
Alex Wilkie
Edinburgh
Rotary Clubs
Great Britain
William A. McConnell
Dublin
America
Polo Grounds
New York
Yankees
Indians
United Kingdom
Bob Meusel
Mit
McNally
Mr. Wilkie
Meusel
Sewell
Wood
Empire City and Windsor Race Meetings on Calendar
Racing events listed for Yonkers Empire City and Windsor Jockey Club. trotting Grand Circuit at Toledo. American tryouts for Irish race games at Travers Island. tennis Cup tie in England and Dominion championship in Toronto. various golf and shooting tournaments across Chicago Omaha Portland Bridgeport. boxing cards including Mendelsohn Christiano in Milwaukee and Delmont Darcy in Bayonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Windsor Jockey Club
Windsor
Tole
Travers Island
N. Y
England
Toronto
West New Jersey
Bridgeton
U. S
Chicago
TransMissippi
Omaha
Oregon
Portland
California
del Monte
Ore
New Mexico
Denver
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Johnny Mendelsohn
Bud Christiano
Milwaukee
Gene Delmont
Johnny Darcy
Bayonne
N. J
Baseball season totals cited for Hornsby and Williams
The clipping lists season totals for major leagues with Hornsby at 81 home runs and Williams of Philadelphia at 14 runs batted in, alongside league totals for the American and National Leagues. The exact figures are partly obscured in the scan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsby
Louis
Peeigt
ORR
Be . Williams
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings and Player Averages
Listings show baseball players by city with odd codes and scores. Gisler of St Louis and Speaker of Cleveland appear with high averages. Badliers and others noted with varied figures.
Fanning Bee Johnny Buff Ends Bantam Title Hopes
Johnny Buff, bantamweight champ in doubt after a knockout by Joe Lynch, remains a leading flyweight contender. Born June 12 1890 in Perth Amboy he fought as Johnny Lasky before adopting Buff as his nickname learned boxing in the New York area and Navy service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lynch
Johnny
Buff
Perth Amboy
N. J
Cooper
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Lasky
Neck of the Woods
Gammontown
Lower East Side
New York
Atlantic Fleet
Rocky Walker
Mickey Russell
Buff Secures Victory and Crown in Fifteen Rounds
Buff earned the decision and crown after a fifteen round bout held that night. No other details about venue or opponents are provided in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buff
Heckler raises wages at Big Four shops
Cleveland July 15 The A. S. Heckler company which runs the Big Four shops under a railroad contract announced a wage increase of two cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. S. Heckler Company
Variometers and related electrical components inventory
A listing of variometers and related parts including Vario couplers U V 200 and U V 201 tubes batteries magnet wire sockets and related items. The note enumerates components likely for repair or assembly in a radio or electronic laboratory setting.
Prohibition Raid Targets Canaanville Farm Near Athens
Athens police raid nets barrels of mash and a two hundred gallon still at the Lucas farm near Canaanville. Perry Lucas faces trial on liquor manufacturing charges while accomplice Bill Thompson and Bill Darnell are also detained for related offenses. William Akers is unrelated but mentioned during the provisional probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Perry Lucas
Canaanville
Roush
Cady
Maple
Lucas
William Akers
Helwig
Prohibition
Mariner
Bill Thompson
Offcer Cady
Inspector Mariner
Bill Darnell
Patterson Farm
Darnell
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Elizabeth Daniels
Jacksonville
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Carl Cartwright
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Bethel Ridge
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E. Gilespie
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Amesville
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Chillicothe
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Oakdale
Stewart
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Scot
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Byee J. Walsh
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Hack Miller
Urban Shocker
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Sisler
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Strawk
Remington Umc
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