Marriage of John Hillis and Alice Landis in Nelsonville
John Hillis and Miss Alice Landis were married Monday evening at 6 30 oclock at the bridegroom home on High street in Nelsonville The Rev K H McCorkle performed the ring ceremony Only immediate family attended and a dinner followed The couple will live in Nelsonville after a wedding trip Also notes: Don James returns to Indianapolis to manage Nisleys shoe store W S Rhodes moves to Columbus and will travel to Nelsonville weekly Ruth Angela Patterson is born to Ruth Wallace Patterson in Onset Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Hillis
Alice Landis
High Street
K. H. McCorkle
Star of the Christian Church
Don James
Scranton
Indianapolis
Nisley
William Patterson
Ruth Wallace
Onset
Massachusetts
Ruth Angela
Grange aims to bring state convention to Athens in 1929
Ohio State Grange Monthly praises Athens County efforts to host the 1929 state grange convention. A campaign committee led by Thomas Johnson and W B Johnson plans to use Ohio university’s new auditorium and other venues to accommodate a crowd and spur regional grange activity. Athens is currently leading the bid with other cities as potential contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Grange Monthly
Athens County
State Grange
Ohio
Athens
Lomona
Feusty
Machines Collide Along Canaan Road
One woman injured when an automobile driven by William Lees of Parkersburg skidded on gravel along Canaanville road about three miles east of Athens and hit the car of Mrs. C M Gill. Miss Helen Lees received eight stitches for facial and arm cuts. Gill’s car was undamaged. Lees and his niece were taken to Parkersburg by Darrell Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lees
Parkersburg
Canaanville Road
Athens
C. M. Gill
Helen Lees
J. L. Henry
Buchtel Old Timers Rally for Another Victory
In Nelsonville on July 18 the Buchtel Old Timers defeated Murray City 16 to 4. The Murray team plans new recruits and a rematch next Wednesday, while the Diamond plant team from Haydenville and others may join Thursday to challenge the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
Buchtel
Ohio
Diamond
Haydenville
Class No 21 MEK Sun Day School Hosts Pot Luck
Class No 21 of the MEK Sun day school taught by Mrs Carl Coakley enjoyed a pot luck dinner in the church parlors Tuesday evening. Twelve members responded to roll call and three guests attended. A business meeting followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEK
Carl Coakley
Local Bridge Party Honors Rhodes to Columbus Move
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. William Harry Kelly hosted a bridge evening at E Franklin Street in honor of Dr and Mrs Williams Rhodes who are moving to Columbus. Two tables played with high scores by William Morgan and Mrs Rhodes. guests included Mr and Mrs CC E Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
William Harry Kelly
Bridge
Williams. Rhodes
Columbus
E. Franklin Street
CC. E. Bennett
Rhodes
Man and His Father Taken by Kidnapers
EAST LIVERPOOL July 18 Two bandits kidnapped Charles Risinger 60 and his son Harold 25 from in front of the First Methodist church while they waited for the elder Risinger’s wife. They were robbed of $1.20 and their automobile. no trace had been found today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
U.P
Charles Risinger
Harold
Risingers
First ‘Methodist Church
Risinger
Pastor Is Jailed Over Tabernacle Safety Violation
Dallas Baptist pastor Rev. Earl Anderson was jailed for violating an injunction against his new tabernacle not meeting fire and safety standards. Women church members failed to complete the structure as Judge Towne Young ordered work halted under arrest risk. The city building inspector condemned the tabernacle as unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Anderson
Dallas
Tex
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at Miss Nix's Home
The Methodist church group will hold a regular meeting Friday at 6 PM at Miss Bertha Nix's country home with a picnic dinner. Members will ride the 6 o'clock traction car from Nelsonville and bring a dish. W B A Juniors Meet at Mildred Bussey's Home Friday 2 to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mildred Bussey
Madison Street
Athens to Form Dairy Calf Club for Boys and Girls
A dairy calf club for boys and girls in Athens County will be organized at the county farm office tonight under supervision of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad farm club. Sixteen youths plan to join, with the railroad financing support and P. O. Hurley assisting. The club requires at least 10 members with pure bred calves owned by the youths and carried through three years. Two pure bred heifer calves were purchased from H. Coulter of Vinton for 4-H projects, via Everett Ball and T. H. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
T. H. Johnson
Railroad
P. O. Hurley
Baltimore and Ohio
Athens
H. Coulter
Vinton
Ohio
Everett Ball
Armitage
Ivan McCullough
Johnson
Refusal Denied In Writ Against Justice Riley
Justice of the Peace Felix Riley denies a mandamus writ against him over a transcript dispute in Athens. Attorney Emmet Keenan petitions. Riley says Rickey did not sign the bond over which he was bound to the grand jury. Transcripts were later delivered to the Clerk of the Common Pleas. Ralph Guthrie of Athens pleads guilty to driving with a license belonging to another car. fined $25 and costs, with the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Emmet Keenan
Justice of the Peace
Felix Riley
Riley
Jodie Rickey
Justice Riley
Rické
Grand Jury
Common’ Pleas Court
Ralph Guthrie
Athens
Kenneth Allstock
Physician Dr von Scheele Sails Abroad for Ethonia Duty
Dr C von Scheele of Jacksonville sails from New York to Bremen and on to Reval in the Gulf of Finland at Ethonia government expense to attend his sister Mrs William Buchert who is ill. The trip, to include rail travel from Bremen, runs until about September 1 with Dr Crawford covering his Jacksonville practice abroad.
Mine Districts Quiet As Work Continues
Glouster reports calm at local mines as work proceeds. Mine No 10 at Derthick shows three new men on duty and 319 tons produced Tuesday, with about 70 workers near the No 10 camp where five National Guard officers and Deputy Sheriff McKinley stood by. Fireboss James Lane was reportedly assaulted but later seen at work, and 30 to 40 labor train riders noted new arrivals at Modoc mines. Nearby Mine No 9 at Rendville remained quiet amid a planned march that did not materialize. Sheriff McNabb and deputies were at the scene with guards present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Derthick
National Guard
McKinley
Lalse
James Lane
Lane
Modoc
Rendville
New Lexington
McNabb
Perry County
National
Local residents visit relatives across several Ohio towns
Mrs. C. H. Horn and family vacationed in Athens, Col umbus guests include Frank Neikirk and Lawrence Fluke, and numerous others spent time with relatives in Warren Don Lancaster left for Put-in-Bay, while Miss Geneva Chapman and Geneva family members moved home. The Crews also note travel between Pomeroy Ostrander and Logon with extended visits in Columbus and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Horn
Elizabeth
Clinton
Athens
E. J. Kessinger
Frank Neikirk
Lawrence Fluke
Columbus
Frank Anderson
Thomas Spencer
Pomeroy
Fred Courtney
M. M. McBride
Ostrander
Gertrude Bartlett
Ada Bartlett
Warren
C. H. Bartlett
Don Lancaster
Herrold
Tiffin
Henry Lancaster
Put-in-Bay
Wendell Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Nelsonville
Ruhl and Boyd
Ruscoe
Wilford
Grose
Malvern Pennell
John Ruscoe
John Mooney
Alva Brown
Logan
Edward Johnson
Thomas Murphy
Joe Figgins
Frank
Alvin Lamb
Charles Chapman
Walbridge
Geneva Chapman
Morton Flannery
Helen Verity
Bert Daft
Stella’ Edwards
Isabelle Cox
Elizabth Logsdon
Charles Wilkinson
Stella Edwards
Charleston
W. Va
Cox
Mable Walker
K. H. McCorkle
Oliven
Beth
Helen
Verity
Middleport
Thomas Longstaff
Secretary of Labor predicts favorable autumn conditions
Secretary of Labor Davis issued a statement predicting a distinctly favorable outlook for both employers and employes this summer and fall. He noted June factory payrolls surpassed May for the first time in six years, signaling confidence and prosperity through steady employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Davis
M&ty
Women Rebels Form Battalions in Mexican Conflicts
In Barraquilla Colombia July 1918 a women battalion backed by Sandino’s rebels has been formed and is active. Adriana Florez was among the first leaders and killed in action. Margarita Arcaz and Rivas’s wife now command the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barraquilla
Colombia
U.R
Augustino Sandino
Nicaragua
Jose Cesar Rivas
Sanacion
Senora
Adriana Florez
Margarita Arcaz
Sandino
Rivas
Goldberg Taken Glouster Hospitalized After Illness
Goldberg Ben Goldberg of Glouster was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus Tuesday night in the Wallace ambulance. Doctors decided no operation is needed and he will stay for treatment. He was accompanied by his brother Adolph Goldberg and Louis Trasin. Trasin returned to Glouster shortly before six o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ben Goldsberg
Surprise birthday gathering for Kasler couple in Trimble
A party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harmond M Kasler on R F D No 1 Trimble Saturday evening to honor their birthdays. Mr Kasler was forty nine that day and Mrs Kasler forty seven the next day. They received several gifts as a reminder of the occasion.
Dogsled Driver Recalls Arctic Ordeal Before Rescue
A dog sled driver from Spitzbergen recounts surviving starvation and drowning danger during a polar trek to find survivors of a dirigible disaster. He details killing a dog for food, brutal weather, and a perilous late rescue by a Swedish air crew at Kings Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Nilsson
Royal Air Force
United Press
Sora
Seif van Dongen
van Dongen
Spitzbergen
Diary of failed Italia rescue recounts grim voyage
United Press reports the Italia expedition diary detailing a perilous Arctic trek from North Cape toward the Italia group. Captain Sora and Ludvig Varming accompany nine dogs while Warming is blinded by snow and later killed animals for food during dwindling supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U.P
North Cape
Sora
Ludvig Varming
Cape Verda
Cape Platen
Warming
Sara
Outgerrits Island
Cape Brunn
A Jaunty Suit Pattern for a Small Boy
Pattern describes a cool short sleeve suit with options for figured or plain fabric. Sizes 2, 4, 8 years with yardage estimates for two colorways and a mail order pattern offered for 15 cents.
Family and guest list for party with refreshments
The occasion featured refreshments served to a long list of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keifer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Kasler and children Richard Doris Delbert Don Jr. Dean Francis Margy, and many Kasler and Wolfe family members along with El si e Bailey and Harmond Easler children Caryl Eleanor Billie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keifer
Don Kasler
Richard
Doris
Delbert
Don, Jr
Cyril Woolley
Dean
Francis
Margy
Kenneth Kasler
Clara
Harve Kasler
William Antle
Helen
Lois Ann
Orville Boudinot
Wyless
Leonard Taylor
Harry and
Howard
Bart Kasler
Elden Kasler
Edward Linscott
Harmond Easler
Caryl
Eleanor
Billie
Postmaster New appoints Huddle acting in Lancaster
Washington July 18 acting postmaster Jesse W Huddle appointed by Postmaster General New to serve immediately in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
New Today
Jesse W. Huddle
Lancaster
Way Found to Banished Mosquitoes Fly-Tox Insecticide Ad
Science developed Fly-Tox giving humanity an effective weapon against mosquitoes. The spray from Mellon Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Research Fellowship kills insects quickly and cleanly. It is harmless to people and animals, leaves a pleasant odor, does not stain, and is guaranteed genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
Court House Doings In Ath ens County Probate Court
Nola Dean appeared yesterday and accepted guardianship of Rhea Dean with bond of 670. Blanche Holmes and Rupert Embrey were named as sureties. Flora Ferneau was ruled incompetent and Estella F. Rockhold was ordered to file a verified statement of estate value. Anna E. Jones’s will was admitted to probate for Cora Nanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Dean
Athens County
Rhea Dean
Blanche Holmes
Rupert Embrey
Flora Ferneau
Estella F. Rockhold
Anna E. Jones
Cora Nanna
Welcome Visit For Darnell Family At Guysville
Twenty five neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coen near Guysville Monday night to greet Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Darnell and their son Olaf from Marion. Mr. Darnell returned home Tuesday, and Mrs. Darnell and Olaf planned to stay for a few days visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Archie Coen
Pearl Darnell
Olaf
Marion
Darnell
Judge Benner Jones Seeks Fourth District Court of Appeals Seat
Jackson lawyer Benner Jones announces candidacy for the Court of Appeals in the Fourth Judicial district embracing Adams to Washington counties. He served six years on the Jackson County common pleas bench and is endorsed by the Jackson County Bar and local Republican organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Jones
Jackson
Court of Appeals
Fourth Judicial
Adams
Athens
Brown
Gallia
Highland
Hocking
Lawrence
Meigs
Pickaway
Pike, Rosa
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Common Pleas
Jackson County
Jones
Mardis to Address York Grange on Taxation
Representative 8 K Mardis will speak on taxation at the York Grange meeting at Oak Grove schoolhouse Friday at 730 PM. Members from other granges are invited to attend and a business session precedes the lecture hour. Pomona Grange of Athens County will meet in Athens at 730 PM for practice and fifth degree work if candidates qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Mardis
York Grange
Oak Grove
Pomona Grange
Athens County
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Friends to Seek Carnegie Medal for Bravery
New Lexington July 18 Friends of T J Tracey 21 lineman for Ohio Power petition for a Carnegie medal for bravery after he saved fellow linesman Bert Dittoe from electrocution by throwing a rope noose and pulling him clear Dittoe survived though he was shocked by 4000 volts and a brother Frank Dittoe had died at the same spot a year earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
T. J. Tracey
Ohio Power Company
Carnegie
Bert Dittoe
Shawnee
Dittoe
Tracey
Frank Dittoe
Pies or Milk Tied to Boston Food Poisoning Outbreak
Boston health officials report a preliminary finding that impure chocolate cream pies or milk likely caused a food poisoning outbreak in greater Boston. The illness has sent at least 200 people to hospitals and doctors. Major health agencies investigate the source and monitor for further cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.A
State Health Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. S. Rhodes
E. Main Street
Grange
Athens Group
Pomona Organization
Canaan Road
Man
Missionary Meeting
Dr. C. von Scheele
Ethonia
Goldberg
Grant
Atlantic
Santander
Spain
Azara
Zodiac
Ambrose
New York Harbor
Elena
Guinevere
Arctic
Brock Island
Foyn Island
Krassin
By Sjef van Dongen
Messenger Pattern Department
Huddle
The
C. D. Shafer Co
Ira
Court House
Mardis
York Grangers
W.B. Drake
Arch
Sandre
Woodworth’s
En-Ar-Co
Boss
the Auto Tire & Gas CO
Sts, Nelsonville Cor
Chestnut & Harper Sta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!