Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Travels
E C Kerr of Bidwell and relatives from Wheeling arrive for a family visit. Acknowledgments mention a aunt at Poplar avenue and Mrs. Austin V Wood. Mrs. Middleton from Urbana hosts guests, while travels include Los Angeles San Diego Athens and several western cities. The group plans trips to Barkersburg and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kerr
Bidwell, Ce
Poplar Avenue
Tena Patterson
Fineros Angeles
San Diego
Rks
Athens
Sevnorth
Stone Park
Mrs Herbert A Green and Family Visit in Athens
Mr and Mrs Herbert A Green and their child from Portsmouth motor to Athens Sunday to visit Mrs Cecen s parents Mr and Mrs O B Turphey at 216 East State Street. Dr Green has returned home and his wife will remain for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Green
Childzen
Portsmouth
Athens
Cecen
O. B. ‘Turphey
East State Street
Dr. Green
Sey
Visit Recap and Local Socials Highlight Athens Trip
Harry Tetirick and son Carl Borvsville return home after a week in Athens visiting guests of Mr and Mrs J Tiarey at 125 West Washington. Last Wednesday afternoon Harvey hosted a party for her guest with Mrs Harvey C Baker also honored at an afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tetirick
Carl Borvsville
Athens
Local Couple Headed South On Two Week Motor Trip
Mr id Mrs. O. G. Jordan and Miss Autherine Stiler depart Tuesday morning for a two week motor itinerary visiting Detroit Michigan and Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Jordan
Sen Toek Jordan
Autherine Stiler
Oded
Detroit
Mich
Toronto
Canada
Mitchell visitors fill Carpenterr Street home
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Conkey and daughter Maxine of Mitchell Indiana arrived Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Beverage at 35 East Carpenterr Street. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Jordan and son Jack joined Mr. John McCoy for a day trip to Corning and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cox. Drn and Mrs. R. W. Miller and daughter Autherine Miller from Hemlock were also at the Cox home for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Conkey
Maxine
Mitchell, Ind
O. B. Beverage
East Carpenterr Street
O. G. Jordan
Jack
John McCoy
Corning
Herbert Cox
R. W. Miller
Autherine Miller
Hemlock
Dayton Man Visits Uncle Family on Grosvenor Street
Mr Clyde Long of Dayton is the guest of his uncle Mr T A Snyder and family at 129 Grosvenor street, staying for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clyde Long
Dayton
T. A. Snyder
Grosvenor Street
Sunday Guests at New York Farm Home
Mr and Mrs A N Ward hosted Sunday guests from Fisher and Guysville including Mr and Mrs Jobe King Mrs Mary George Mrs Ella Jackson and their families visiting from Foodwood and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Ward
New York
Foodwood
Jobe King
Near Fisher
Jasper George
Harry
Mary George
Ella Jackson
Guysville
Local Sunday Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Gross of 125 North Congress hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs William Calhoun of New Lexington Mr and Mrs Roy Cross of Crooksville their nephew Jack Cross of Zanesville Mrs Georgianna Calhoun of Columbus and Miss Lenore Calhoun a student at Ohio University this summer The party motored here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Gross
North
Congress Street
William Calhoun
New Lexington
Roy Cross
Crooksville
Jack Cross
Zanesville
Georgianna Calhoun
Columbus
Lenore Calhoun
Ohio University
Troop Two Scouts Meet Tonight at First Methodist Church
Troop Two Boy Scouts of Athens are called to assemble at the First Methodist Church tonight at seven o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Scout master is Mr. Roy L. Dupler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Athens
M. E
Roy L. Dupler
Crooksville visit to Major and Mrs Johnson
Mrs. C. M. King and her son Joe travel to Crooksville to spend the week with her brother in law and sister Major and Mrs Rafael J. Johnson at 40 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. King
Joe
Crooksville
Major
Rafael J. Johnson
East State Street
Doris Sanders to Visit Zanesville for Indefinite Stay
Miss Doris Sanders leaves Monday evening for Zanesville to visit relatives and friends for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Sanders
Zanesville
Death of Mrs K Ss Rothman Stirs Local Friends
Word reached friends here of the death of Mrs. K Ss Rothman on July 3 at her home in Sleveland. Mr. Rothman once ran a dry goods business in Athens and the family made many friends during their residence in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Ss. Rothman
Sleveland
Rothman
Cry
Athens
Family visitors spend Sunday in Columbus and home
Mr and Mrs Ben Fauser with daughter Bernice Fauser and Miss Mary Pierce of Columbus spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Sarah Rowing on President street. Miss Fauser and Miss Pierce will stay longer. Mr and Mrs Robert Woodworth with son Paul and Mr John Lostro of Columbus visited and will return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Faus
Bernice Fauser
Mary Pierce
Columius
Sarah
President Street
Iss Fauser
Miss Pierce
Robert L. Woodworth
Paul
John Lostro
Columbus
Mrs. Woodworth
Bridge Breakfast Honors Niece and Friends in Tulsa and Annapolis
Mrs. C Be Craddock of Tulsa and Mrs. G C Hawkins of Annapolis hosted a morning bridge breakfast at 73 North Congress with five tables in play from 9 to 12. Mrs. I L Deissle won the high score trophy. A theater party at the Majestic and tea at the Varsity Inn followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Be Craddock
Tulsa
Oklahoma
G. C. Hawkins
Annapolis
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
I. L. Deissle
Local Bridge Evening Hosts Athens Guests at Schloss Home
Mrs E C Schioss and Mrs A B Wells host six tables of bridge at West State street for Athens visitors and Mrs F B Woosley who departs for Columbus. Out of town honorees include Mrs J R Slattery of New York City Mrs Frank Logan of Ocala Florida Mrs Raleigh B Nichol of Los Angeles Calif Mrs W S Shepherd of Cleveland and Mrs I M Foster of Washington D C and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Schioss
A. B Wells
Schloss
West State Street
Athens
F. B. Woosley
Columbus
J. R. Slattery
New York
Frank Logan
Ocala
Florida
Raleigh B. Nichol
Los Angeles
Cal
W. S. Shepherd
Cleveland
I. M. Foster
Washington, D. C
Nelsonville Couple Wedded Here
The Rev. Leon Arpee officiated at 9 30 AM at 23 Morris Avenue for the marriage of Clarence Austin Jack and Doris Evelyn Adamson both of Nelsonville. The ceremony was in the presence of the groom’s brother Adamson and Beatrice Crooks of Nelsonville. The couple have left the area after the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Leon Arpee
Morris Avenue
Clarence Austin Jack
Doris Evelyn Adamson
Adamson
Beatrice Crooks
Jack
Honeymoon Trip to New York City Ends at Home
A couple planned a honeymoon motor trip to New York City and will return to their Nelsonville home. The readable text confirms they will be at home after the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Nelsonville
Dgfipc Nvs
DiorDwi
Athens Bride Miss Virginia Mackey Weds John Wood Prewett
Miss Virginia Mackey of Athens married John Wood Prewett of Parkersburg West Virginia this afternoon at one o clock at the First Christian church parsonage Rev M E Chatley officiated The couple will reside in Parkersburg after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mackey
Athens
John Wood Prewett
Parkersburg
W. Va
M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Hamilton County Reports Sunday Auto Fatalities
Cincinnati July 16 Rob ert T Dooin 49 and Charles Feltman 26 Covington Ky were killed in separate auto accidents yesterday. Wm McDermott 23 Belleve Ky and John Sellers 36 Tudlow Ky were probably fatally injured. Dooin is a well known local athlete. County auto fatalities for the year total 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert T. Dooin
Charles Feltman
Covington
Wm. McDermott
Believe
John Sellers
Tudlow
Dooin
Hamilton County
Scientists say humans could live to 140 or 150
London doctor Dr Leonard Williams argued in a lecture that the conventional seventy year life span is not fixed. He urged dietary discipline and "meagre fare" with fresh air and raw foods to improve physiological efficiency and extend life beyond three score years and ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leonard Williams
Aldwrych Club
Williams
Prince of Wales ranch ships fine stock to Canada
Professor W L Carlyle returns from England with a shipment to High River including Wil Sommers a Derby winner from King George stables plus Shorthorn cattle Shropshire sheep and Dartmoor ponies The Prince aims to improve native stock and ran a prize winning ranch at Calgarys Beef Show with Princeton Cadet capturing first prize in the Shorthorn class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
W. L. Carlyle
Prince of Wales
High River
England
Wil Sommers
King George
Canada
United States
Prince Edward
Western Canada
Indiana officials say suit will have no effect on state securities
Officials of the Indiana division of R L Collings and company said the suit for a receiver filed at the company home in Columbus Ohio would have no effect on securities placed throughout Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
R. L. Collings & Company Today
Columbus
Ohio
Salvation Army Bandsmen Estimated at 35000 Unpaid
A figure circulating claims some 35,000 Salvation Army bandsmen serve without pay. The assertion frames a question about compensation practices within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
FRAU WILHELM IN HER BIKE
Instructions describe grass mulch around orchard trees to conserve moisture. For old trees rake and leave grass, for young trees form a grass doughnut around trunks with inner circle from a foot to a yard and extend outer edge beyond limb spread. Repeat in September for fall and winter varieties.
Chauncey Residents Enjoy Sunday Picnic
Chauncey couples motor to Marietta for a picnic dinner by the Muskingum river with James Andrews family and return home by night. Roy Pendergrass and children plan a Columbus trip. Ivanue Huddy stays with Gail Figgins. Gardner family visits Columbus and brings back daughter Wyona and Dorothy Nida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Andrews
Karl Johnson
Marietta
James Andrews
Muskingum River
Chauncey
Ohio reports record 23 000 farm youth in 25 000 demonstrations
Ohio State University officials say 23 589 junior demonstrations have been recorded with 88 counties reporting all but four. The project clubs focus on clothing, food, pig and poultry raising, with new efforts in landscape gardening and farm management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State University Today
W. H. Palmer
Athens couple and daughters visit Strausbaughs
Mr and Mrs Mat Kiipatrick and their daughters from Athens were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L C Strausbaugh in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Kiipatrick
Daughters of
Athens
L. C. Strausbaugh
Fathers and Sons Observed at Green's Run Church
Rev. G B Courtney reports a large Sunday attendance at the Church of Christ Green's Run for Fathers and Sons Day. Mrs Courtney and Miss Kazel Lahugh sang a fitting song while flowers were given to men and boys. Several local families and guests from Zaleski Logan Columbus Chauncey Amesville and Mill Street are listed as visiting or being hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ At
Green's Run
Few Apples in State Remain
Ohio counties report a heavier than usual June fruit drop with pockets of substantial loss. Horticulturists at Ohio State University advise maximizing fruit size by preserving every drop of water that reaches the ground, promoting deeper moisture for remaining apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State University
Largest silver fox ranch in New Brunswick
A New Brunswick operation claims the title of the world’s largest silver fox ranch. Located in Canada, the facility houses a vast number of silver foxes and operates as a major breeding and fur production site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Canada
Kentucky Officer Catches Fugitive in Perry County
A sheriff from eastern Kentucky pursued a man named Johnson under shooting with intent to kill charges. The search led to Perry County where the fugitive was caught at Shawnee after his car broke down, with a Perry County deputy aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Kentucky
Athens
Captor and Captive Return to Athens Then Depart for Kentucky
A captor and captive were returned to Athens and then left for Kentucky on Sunday evening. The move followed a local incident with authorities coordinating the transfer to ensure safety. Further details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Kentucky
Wall Marks From Scratches On Wall
Those marks on the wall appear from careless scratching with matches and may be removed by rubbing with a piece of lemon as advised.
Cleaning fish with boiling water to remove scales
The method instructs pouring boiling water over the fish to loosen the scales so they can be scraped off easily. The tip emphasizes heat loosens the scales for easier cleaning.
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Austin V. Wood
Dren
Wheeling, W. Va
J. P. A Is
Roy Middleton
Urbana
J. N. Brown
The
Lash
Niagara Falls
Cedar Point
Wales
Frau Wilhelm
Hermine
Germany
Doorn
Roy Pendergrass
Pete and
Charles
Edward Figgins
Anj
Ivanue Huddy
Haydenville
Gail Figgins
Guy H. Gardner
Daugter
Wyona
Dorothy Nida
Edward Minister
Phil, Will and
Ritz Fisher
Zaleski
Harry Gaskell
Middleport
W. B. Koons
Rita Johnson
Logan
Walter Boling
That
Leon Fencemier
L. D. Shields
Mill Street
Edytha Trickett
Frances Howard
Edytha Smart
Irene Jackson
Amesville
Helen
Gladys Quinn
C. W. Williams
Elks’ Band
Albuquerque
N. M
Atlanta
City Dairy
Perry Co
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
Stetson
Oxfords
Commonwealth, Poole & Johnson and
Diamond Shoe Co
New England
Atchinson & GS
Jigkney
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