Mrs Mahlon Bradshaw Critical in Plains Hospital
Chauncey July 14 The condition of Mrs Mahlon Bradshaw The Plains remains about the same Reports say she was taken to White days ago for treatment prior to a planned surgical operation Ill for several months and critical the last few weeks Entertains Chauncet July 14 Mrs Harry Moore at her Lower Plains home entertained guests Thursday including Mr and Mrs Charles Moler and son Gilbert Nelsonville Kathryn Ilies Richandson Columbus Charles Moler Jr Akron and Mr and Mrs Arthur Surchfield and son Kenneth Also Mrs Sam Tippett and son Carol Tippett were in Columbus Thursday for sandwiches pickles ice cream and cake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mahlon Bradshaw
Plains
Chauncet
Harry Moore
Lower Plains
Charles Moler
Gilbert
Nelsonville
Kathryn Ilies Richandson
Columbus
Akron
Arthur Surchfield
Kenneth
Moore
Julia Day
Athens
Miselinge Frost
Mant Nooney
Hannibal
Shreveport
Ashby Burdette
Newport
Russell Garrett
Parkersburg
Mary Holdren
Little Hocking
Besaie Taylor
Henry Malone
Hulda Smith
Oma Ganton
Carthage
Chessie Chapman
F. W. Chapman Land
Leona and
Maiel
Near Lottridge
C. Wi Orland
E. F. Peck
Anderson
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Marietta
Charles Ballard
Coolville
Frame
John Leech
Charles
Elihart
Leech
J. A. Duffield
Charleston
W. Va
Flora Duffield
Duffield
Russell Franklin
Fairsmont
Esther Rose
Roberta Humphrey
A. C. Mills
John Wigal
Frank Wigal
Arthur Findling
Kokomo
Ind
Sunday School Class Picnics Set for Athens
An Athens Sunday School class plans picnics for members husbands and families on Sunday July 15 at the fairgrounds following the regular meeting. The Plains Bible class held a business meeting and program with Bernice Humphrey presiding and Thelma Linscott leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fairgrounds
Chauncet
Neomt
Plains Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Bernice Humphrey
Thirteen Celebrated as Alice Henderson Marks Birthday
Chauncey reports Alice Henderson observed Friday July 13 as a lucky day for her thirteenth birthday. Thirteen girls surprised her with a party featuring a cake with thirteen candles, thirteen handkerchiefs and twenty eight gifts. Refreshments games and music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Alice Henderson
Miss Henderson
Subpoenas issued as grand jury probes loom in Athens
About 220 subpoenas were served by Sheriff William and deputies to potential witnesses for a grand jury in Athens next week. Many subpoenas covered the Sunday Creek valley as residents prepare to testify about disturbances near the Modacanines and along road to mine No. 109 at Derthick. A new star route will start Monday linking Glouster to Athens with mail only for letters and papers carried by Johnson's bus line, stopping at Chauncey Millfield Jacksonville Trimble and Glouster each morning except Sundays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sherlf William
Grand Jury
Athens
Hocking Alley
Sunday Creek
Modacanines
Roa Ta
Derthick
The
Johnson's
Mine No 10 Sees Three-Day Run Above 300
Glouster July 14 report notes no new workers at mine No 10 Derthick Saturday morning. The mine reached 366 temp Friday, marking a three day stretch above the 300 level as labor activity continued on the railroad line from Glouster this morning and into Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Derthick
Condition Remains Sane in Columbus Hospital
Doctors report no change in the condition of Ralph Davidson, son of Mr and Mrs Bart Davidson of North Congress Street, who is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Columbus with back injuries and temporary paralysis from a motor vehicle accident near Buckeye Lake last Monday. He has been listed in serious condition since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davidon
Bart Davidson
Congress Street
Columbus
Davidson
Buckeye Lake
Shelton Group Holds Meeting In Trimble Missionary Session
Glouster July 14 The Shelton Missionary Society at Trimble held their July meeting at the home of newly elected president Mrs. Mra. 8 M. Kasler. Seven members and four visitors attended as Mrs. Eddy led the program on The Love of Christ Constraineth Us. Mrs. Herrold gave prayer, read from 12 Corinthians 6 1 15, and songs accompanied the service. Miss Mary Kesler sang In the Garden. August meeting planned at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Shelton Missionary Society
Trimble
Mra
M. Kasler
Menbera
Herrold
Eddy
Christ
Arrests in Glouster For Threatening Family Near Taylor Ridge
Fred McConahey and his son were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck and Marshall Henry Williams on July 14 in Glouster on charges of threatening the Stires family. They were to be arraigned today in Justice of the Peace Jones court after being taken to the Glouster jail. A separate note reports the W. C. T. U. monthly meeting on Tuesday will be a potluck at the Church of Christ with each member bringing a dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fred McConahey
Taylor Ridge
Fred Heck
Marshall Henry Williams
Henry Stires
Court of Justice of the Peace
Jones
John Williams
Stires
McConahey
Vicinc Glouster
Church of Christ
Past Noble Grands club meets in Jacksonville home
The Past Noble Grands' club of Jacksonville met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Cora Householder's home with Mrs. Hal len presiding. Readings were given by Maude Davis, Rambo, Watkins, Dunlevy, John Davig, Hallen, and Ida B. Davis. Guests included Mrs. Dunlevy and Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. William Kalt will host August meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands’ Club
Jacksonville
Cora House
Holder
Hallen
Maude Davis
Rambo
Watkins
Dunlevy
John Davig
Ida B. da
Vis
Swartz
Wiliam Kalt
Mothers Meet Glouster 14 The Quarreling Theme
The Mother Club of Jacksonville met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Guinther s home. Theme was Quarreling. Opening with America the Beautiful, scripture by Mrs. Williams, prayer by Mrs. Altman. Led by president Mrs. Shirkey, roll call on children s fighting. Papers by Mrs. Ley Dunlevy von Scheele Mandell White. Closed with Till We Meet Again. Meetings shortened for hot weather. Also Mrs 0 C Biddison Calvert Boston visiting Trimble with her parents J G Biddison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlevy
von Scheele
Speedometer Repairs Keeps Cars Accurate
A brief note emphasizes keeping speedometers functional to track miles per gallon and overall vehicle life. It highlights the instrument as essential for monitoring speed and avoiding speeding, urging readers to maintain it.
Budget for 1929 Ratified by Adjourned Council Session
The 1929 annual budget was approved Friday night at an adjourned council meeting. All members attended except Councilman Cheney. In Mayor Gormley’s absence, Council President Gus Gaskalla presided. A regular session is set for next Friday night.
State Auditor's Inspector Arrives in Glouster
George Rector of the state auditors department arrived in Glouster to inspect city books and records. He began work Friday and will likely stay about a month. This marks the first inspector to visit since 1424, covering all transactions from the last audit to the present time. During July and August, Grand Lodge Jacksonville Temple and Pythian Sisters groups in Glouster suspend meetings and resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Rector
State Auditors Department
Grand, Lodge
Jacksonville
Pythian Sisters of
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Local families gather for a large neighborhood reunion
Leaders of Democracy Try a Little Monkey Business and many relatives visited Hemlock Grove and Joppa during a wide family gathering. Dozens of children and grandchildren joined Mrs. Julia Day and others for days of social visiting in Coolville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders of Democracy
Grange to Meet Colville In July Meeting at Troy
In Troy Grange notes for July 14 a 1:30 p.m. program includes music readings and talks on table setting and fair goals. demonstrations by Mrs Nellie Conk and Mrs Laughlin praised for a recent program with promises to return visits.
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Troy Grange
Rame Grange
Maple Vinn Farm
324
Carleton
Mes. L. Posey
Athjens
Mike McGovern
Betty Lou
Columbus
Bobby Bran‘ton
Glouster
Ara
Ray Chevalliar
Carnegie Library Children’s Room Adds Notable Features
The Carnegie Library’s basement children’s room opened February 15 under Miss Janette Woolsey. It hosts a Saturday story hour and houses encyclopedias, dictionaries, and periodicals for all ages. Furnished to suit young readers, it attracts about 40 children daily with posters, ship models, and prints from Cizek exhibition inspiring young artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Pe Dhe Attrac Ben
Dan Nate
Janette Woolsey
Santa Maria
Clzek
Vienna
Aus
Tria
Inthaientocepe
Cizek
Athena
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Plans
Tuesday events include Estella Holter of Racine hosting guests while Dale Rose and children from Columbus join. a Pittsburgh trip on the Senator Cordill with Ira Conley P D Sheets and BE M Daugherty party. Arch ie Dunfee of Athens visits. Bane named Gallipolis schools’ new teacher. Stout of Nelsonville hosts sister-in-law for dinner. Begg meeting draws voters in Athens. Eugene Dixon family visits Rugsett family. former Rapids residents call on friends. Wharff family vacation hosts at Portsmouth. Emerson Stout and family continue entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Holter
Racine
Ald
Dale Rose
Columbus
Ira Conley
P. D. Sheets
BE. M. Daugherty
Haroll
Ruth McBride
Pittsburgh
Senator Cordill
Archie Dunfee
Athens
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Sam Tippett
Carol Tippett
Russell McHars
W. E. Helrich
Doris Smith
James Lynn
Barnesville
Arthur Burchfield
Mary Culbertson
Byesville
William Moore
Wellston
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Punch Kimletz
Dayton
Kimletz
E. L
Dan Fulton
Baker
Logan
Millfield
Grand
Sunday Creek Valley
Star
Mias
Init Britton
Weir
Kas
Kan
Shelton Group
Entertains Missionary Society
C. D. Shafer Co
Biddison Calvert
Boston
Mass
J. G. Biddison
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
P. Bidg
U. K
Council of Glouster
State
Auditor’s Department
Democratic Party
Albany
N. Y
Joseph N. Robinson Celt
al Smith
Arkansas
Contless
E. M. Tierce
Oscar Findling
C.F. Finding
Alfred
Mary Dunfee
Ora
Ita
Harule McBride
Middletown
David Hayes
Helen Haye
A. Flumphirry
New Martinsville
F. R
Dixon
G. M. Mansfield
Atlas Store
Tinte USA
Richardson
Chase
Shale
Fred Book
Welleleven
Mellon Institute OF
Chicago
Essex
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