Dinner Party At Mrs Morris Home On West Carpenter Street
Mrs M C Morris hosted a 6 o clock dinner at 2 West Carpenter Street with guest of honor Mrs Clara Griffith of Columbus. Guests included Mrs Herman Leger Miss Mildred Eastor of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Errold Dawson and other members to bring a favorite dish. Mr J L Evans of Shade visited Thursday with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Augustus Townsend of 52 West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Morrison
West
Carpenter Street
Clara Griffith
Columbus
Herman Leger
Mildred Eastor
Pomeroy
Errold Dawson
J. L. Evans
Shade
Augustus D. Townsend
West State Street
Family visitors and hometowns noted in Cincinnati scene
R Shaffer and his wife with their newborn Hollis are seen in Cincinnati. Mrs Arch Williams arrives with Rex and Dale from Tulsa Oklahoma to spend the rest of the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Schuler at 17 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Shaffer
L. Ding
Hollis
Cincinnati
Arch Williams
Rex and
Dale
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. F. Schuler
Central Avenue
Business Girls Host Picnic Surprise for Former Member
A group from the Woman's Business Club surprised former member Mrs. Frederick Ellis with a cordial visit at her Amesville home. Twenty five attendees included Mrs. Wilbur Carpenter, Miss Grace Cochhan, Miss Grace James, Miss Maude Rose and Miss Marie Cavanaugh of Athens. Also noted are visits from Rev. M B Cooley and daughter Ernestine in Lynn Haven Florida, and Dr F D Campbell of Onton visiting Athens area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Business Club
Amesville
M. B. Cooley
Ernestine Cooley
Lynn Haven
Fla
John Cooley
East State Street
Cooley's
Athens
Florida
F. D. Campbell of
Onton
Oscar Fulton
Visiting Bellfontaine: Mr and Mrs Winning and Dix Graham
Mr James Winning and Mrs Winning and Dix Graham departed yesterday for a brief visit in Bellefontaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winning
Dix Graham
Bellefontaine
Junior Picnic Follows W B A Juniors Meeting
A junior picnic is planned on the Athens Street and Trust grounds after the W. B. A. juniors meeting at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. The event will occur on hospital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens S&t
Hospital Grounds
Bridge Party at Biddle Home in Park Place
Mrs. Thomas R. Biddle entertained at her Park Place home with a bridge party attended by Mrs. I. M. Foster of Washington DC and her daughter. Four tables on the porch overlooked the landscaped lawn. Rose buds served as centerpieces. Dinner party at the Windsor followed. Mary Vickers hosted a Wednesday dinner at the Windsor with Misses Mary and Dorothy White, Clara Henry, Bertha Vickers, and the hostess. The Whites were guests of Miss Henry in Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Thomas R. Biddle
Park Place
Bridge
I. M. Foster
Washington, D. C
Foster
Windsor
Mary Vickers
Mary
Dorothy White
Cambridge
Clara Henry
Amesville
Bertha Vickers
Misses White
Henry
Mrs Will Runyon Recovers From Illness At Home
Mrs Will Runyon has been ill for two weeks at 20 Sunnyside Drive and is slowly convalescing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
Mrs Richards and Daughter Leave for Rio Grande Visit
Mrs Mary E Richards and her daughter Miss Marzuela depart for a several weeks visit with Mrs Evan E Evans at her country home near Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Richards
Miss Marzuela
Evan 8. Evans
Rio Grande
Mrs Pilcher heads to Louisville to visit ill mother
Mrs Roy Pilcher left yesterday noon for Louisville Kentucky to be with her mother Mrs John Tillery of London Kentucky who is in ill health and has gone to a hospital to be observed by a specialist to determine if surgery is advisable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pilcher
Louisville
John Tillery
London
Tillery
Third Serial Piano Recital At Mrs Blackburns Residence
The third in a series of pupil piano recitals was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs William Blackburns home. Performers included Miss Barnhill Dolores Phelps Mary Kathleen Murphy Mildred Ranebottom Lauraetta Fielder Ellen Lawson Mabel Heavener Mary Louise Pettiford Louise Wharton Roy Riggle and Jean Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blackburn
Miss Barnhill
Dolores Phelps
Mary Kathleen Murphy
Mildred Ranebottom
Lauretta Fielder
Ellen Lawson
Mabel Heavener
Mary Louise Pettiford
Louise Wharton
Roy Riggle
Jean Watkins
Glouster Baseball Rained Out. Next Boxed Nile Game Possible
The Glouster grounds postponed a scheduled return game with the Rochester Clothiers of Columbus due to rain and poor field conditions. If weather clears, Glouster aims to host the Nebraska Indians for a Sunday matchup with expected fan excitement.
Glouster Council Set for Evening Session on Sewer Projects
Glouster officials plan a regular council meeting at 7 pm. With two sewer projects already disposed of, tonight’s agenda is expected to be brief and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cleveland inspector tours Hocking and Pomeroy coal fields
J C Daugherty chief fuel inspector for New York Central Lines visited the Hocking and Pomeroy coal fields during a few days this week in Glouster Ohio. He traveled from Cleveland to inspect fuel resources and assess operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Glouster
J. C. Daugherty
Cleveland
New York Central Lines
Hocking and
Pomeroy
Northern Ohio Hocking Valley Association Picnic Held
The Northern Ohio Hocking Valley Association former residents will hold an all day picnic at Spring Lake Park near Akron on Sunday August 2 with a picnic dinner and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Hocking Valley Association
Spring Lake Park
Akron
Akron man C E Sweeney serves as association secretary
C E Sweeney of Akron, formerly a Chauncey resident, holds the secretary post for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sweeney of
Akron
Chauncey
Association
Anguish to Preach at Trimble Church of Christ
Anguish of Shawnee will preach at Trimble Church of Christ next Sunday morning and evening. The invitation is extended to all. T. A. Noon returns from a two week vacation in Toledo Cleveland and Detroit. Mrs Noon and son Edward visit Toledo with Mrs Booth and will return today. Mrs F L Sauders goes to Columbus to visit daughter Miss Helen for a few days. James Richards returns to Akron after visiting his parents. He is accompanied home by Mr Richards for a few days in the rubber city. L W Ley spends the day in Columbus on business. Mrs John Murphy and three children return to New Lexington after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Noon
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Noon
Edward
Richards
L. W. Ley
Columbus
John Murphy
New Lexington
Fred Leach
Glouster Board Seeks Coal Bids for Schools
Sealed bids will be received by the Glouster board of education until noon next Wednesday for coal to power school buildings. Bids are requested for lump coal and for run of mine coal, covering all Glouster district schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Annual Picnic Announced in Glouster
Glouster notices the town announces its annual picnic to be held this season. Details on date, location and activities are to follow from organizers. The event aims to bring residents together for food, games, and community camaraderie.
Bishopville Sunday School Picnic Attendance Mentioned
The article notes Bishopville Sunday school will be held on August 22 and describes the picnic as a big event with strong attendance. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Duncan visiting Santay and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duncan hosting. C. A. Palmer returns home near Dayton after visiting in the city with Mrs. Palmer and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
University to Sponsor Outdoor Service on Sunday
Ohio University hosts a Columbus leader Dr Mellyar Hamilton Lichliter to address an outdoor service at 7 pm on the athletic field grandstand. Athens churches and local cooperatives organize the event with choir led by Prof C D Giauque and a vocal quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Mellyar Hamilton Lichliter
First Congregational Church of
Columbus
Athens
C. D. Giauque
W. W. Ludwig
Cooperative Churches of Athens
Ohio University School of Religion
Doctor Lichliter
Elmer B. Bryan
Blacksmith Shop Reopens Branch on National Highway
The Bethesda smithy of C. E. Brooks reopens with a Morristown branch on the National highway, the main eastern Ohio auto corridor, signaling a revival as automobile traffic grows.
The Coming Man May Only Be a Bill Collector
A brief notice in the Newark Ohio America Tribune hints that the forthcoming political figure may be seen as a bill collector rather than a leader, reflecting local sentiment about rising costs and future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
America-Tribune
Berry Leads Athene State Hospital Annual Report Summary
The Ath ens State hospital annual report shows 1924 ends with more patients admitted to rehabilitation than at the year’s start. Of 1 360 entrants, 33.4 percent discharged recovered and 20.8 percent improved, totaling 64 percent returning home. Readmissions were 45 of 218 after discharge. Dr J H Berry notes alcohol use by 35 percent of men and 10 percent of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Berry
Education and health reforms cited by Dr. Berry at Athens hospital
Dr. Berry notes admission figures show more dependents and margins of dependence, with education levels rising from illiteracy to college graduates. He credits modern medicine, state funds for equipment, and a cooperative Athens physician staff for improving outcomes and reducing hospital population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Dr. Berry
Athens
Students Study Packing Specialization at Local Plant
Twenty seven students from Athens Senior High School learned how specialization drives efficiency at the F C Stedman Company. Roy Saylor guided the tour showing hog butchering on a moving belt and machinery scraping. They also observed beef butchering, Bologna production and government meat inspection. Edward Dowell heads the economics department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economica
Athens
F. C. Stedman Company
Roy Saylor
the &Teedman Company
A. F E. Rhollansg
Ohio University
Edward 8. Dowell
Athens High School
Glouster Legionnaires Rained Out by Weather
In Glouster on July 17 the Legionnaires game against the Rochester Clotsiers of Columbus was postponed due to rain. Activities are set to resume Sunday when Nebraska is expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Legionnaires
Rochester Clotsiers
Columbus
Nebraska
Indians play here as Redskins defeat Akron team
The Redskins won 7 to 2 against General Tires of Akron and draw strong crowds wherever they perform, signaling their appeal as a major local attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redskins
General Tires
Akron
Japan Opposes Australia In Longwood Rowing Semifinal
In Brookline Massachusetts on July 1 Australia meets Japan in the Longwood Rowing singles semifinal at Longwood Cricket Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Japan
Australia
Longwood Cricket Chair
Electric service urged for Ohio farms
Columbus July 17 J D Johnson Elyria rural service committee chair urged electrification of farm families in Ohio at the East Central division air convention of the National Electric Light association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. D. Johnson
Elyria
East Central
National Electric Light Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham
Harry Orden
Glouster News
Rochester Clothiers
Glouster American Legion
Nebraska Indians
Columbia
William Desmond
J. C. Duncan
Santay
Walter Duncan
C. A. Palmer
Dayton
Palmer
G. H. Harper
University
Columbus Divine
Justin
Thens, Ohio
Gan
Ajestic
Buster
Buster Keaton
F.C. Stedman Co
Preston’s Stores
Nelsonville
Buckeye Lake Park
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