Society notes outline summer travel and local historic events
Mrs. A. E. Algeo and sons plan a Miami trip to August with business in mind. Visitors include Mrs. J. J. Wrenne and Julia May Wrenne. Miss Faye Lippincott heads east to Washington and New York, with stops in Detroit on return. Dr and Mrs George E. Carruthers relocate to 19 Elmwood Place from Cleveland after living at 17 Kurtz Avenue.
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A. E. Algeo
Ernest
Edward
Miami
Fla
Faye Lippincott
Washington, D. C
New York City
J. M. Lippincott
William Lippincott
Raymond Lippincott
Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
Detroit
Mich
George E. Carruthers
Cleveland
Elmwood Place
Kurtz Avenue
Starr Family Visits Ancient Athens Residence and School
Dr David Starr's daughters and relatives toured Athens to view their old dry goods store residence now part of the Majestic theater expansion. They attended Central school here and recalled past ties with Elizabeth Nelson. The party stayed at Hotel Berry before departing for Maryland.
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David L. Starr
Athens
Majestic Theater
Doctor Starr
Lee Anna Starr
D. H. Martin
Angie Starr
Martin
Pittsburgh
Starr
Elizabeth Nelson
Hotel Berry
Nabby Lee Member on Akron Program
Mr and Mrs C D Dailey of Albany visited Athens today en route to Akron. They will be the
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Cuyahoga Portage
Daughters of the American Roevolution
Portage Trail
Dailey
National Committee
Lowell Hobarts
The
Nabby Lee Ames
Nabby Lee
Akron
C. D. Dailey
Albany
Athens
Picnic Supper Planned by Woman's Benefit Association
The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees and their families will hold a picnic supper at the Fairgrounds Thursday afternoon. Attendees should bring their own supper and share at 6 o'clock.
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Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Banker John C Campbell visits sisters then heads east
Mr. John C. Campbell of Los Angeles left for the East on business after visiting his sisters Mrs. Josephine Warren and Mrs. Florence Graham. He is associated with the Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank and recently came from Kansas City where he attended a national conference of bankers. Campbell formerly served as city attorney of Elsinore California before joining the Pacific Southwest Bank.
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John C. Campwell
Los Angeles
Calif
Josephine C. Warren
Florence Graham
East
Campbell
Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank
Kansas City
Elsinore
Pacific Southwest Bank
John Winestock Visits Athens After Teaching Abroad
Marietta native and Ohio University graduate John Winestock, who has taught in the Philippines, is visiting college friends in Athens. He was a guest at the Theta Chi fraternity house during his stay Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
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John Winestock
Marietta
Ohio University
Philippines
Athens
Theta Chi
Visiting Rowles Family Guests From New Matamoras
Prof and Mrs Emmett Rowles of Franklin Avenue have hosted for several days visiting them since Saturday the former's parents Dr and Mrs R B Rowles of New Matamoras. They plan to return home Thursday.
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Emmett Rowles
Franklin Avenue
R. B. Rowles
New Matamoras
Bert Lowery returns home after surgery
Mr. Bert Lowery, who underwent a surgical operation three weeks ago at City Hospital in Parkersburg West Virginia, returned to his home today.
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Bert Lowery
City Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
First shipment of pheasants to Glouster district
The state game farm at Wellington sent fifty pheasants to Game Protector E. T. LeFever for distribution across ten counties. The plan is to release birds in every township to ensure wide dispersion, with future shipments to various towns. Mrs. W. G. Richards and son George returned from Columbus after George had tonsil and adenoids removal at Grant Hospital.
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W. G. Richards
George
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Bernard Skinner Hurt by Mine Car in Glouster
Bernard Skinner an 18 year old mine worker in Glouster was crushed when an empty mine car rolled onto him while he was guiding it. He suffered back and abdominal injuries but doctors said the injuries are not serious. He is son of Mr and Mrs John Skinner of Jacksonville.
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John Skinner
Jackson Ville
Initiation Planned at Glouster Temple Meeting
Glouster Temple Pythian Sisters will hold an initiation on Thursday evening. Members of the degree staff are asked to wear white for the occasion.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
ODD Fellows
Geveral
Odd Fellow
I. O. O. F. Hall
Miss Gertrude Needy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Gertrude Needy of Columbus, niece of Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor of this city, underwent an appendicitis operation at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus on Monday. Mrs M M LeFavor and Dr and Mrs D H LeFavor traveled to Columbus Sunday and stayed until after the procedure.
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Gertrude Needy
Columbus
M. M. LeFavor
Mt. Carmel Hospital
D. H. LeFavor
Floods Shut Down Mine 22 of Hisylvania Coal Co
Heavy rain left the creek above danger line at Mine 22 of the Hisylvania Coal Co causing the mine to idle for the day. High water forced suspension of work as officials monitored the area after persistent rainfall on Tuesday.
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Hisylvania Coal Co
Henry Farm Sold Near Paros to Fred Ivers
GLOUSTER July 22 The C W Henry farm north of the city near Paros has been sold by heirs Mrs Sadie Henry Robinett Mark Henry and Mrs Garnett Hambleto Fred Ivers who has resided on the property for some time
Husband Made Her a Bandit Girl Pleads Guilty
In Columbus a 19 year old flapper known as Ruth and her 24 year old husband Walter Grimshaw were jailed after two holdups netting about 41 dollars. Ruth claimed her husband forced her into crime, while police linked the couple to the robberies and identified Ruth by her bobbed hair.
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Columbus
Walter Grimshaw
Grimshaw
Ruth
Ruth claims toy popgun as only weapon in robbery case
Describing the escapade Ruth says she and her husband used a blue steel automatic as a bluff but police admit the toy gun was the deadliest item found. She claims she took $15 from the loot to avoid death threats and faces a charge of robbery with a gun.
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Ruth
Kiwanis Hear Kentuckian in Speech Tuesday
O. E. Sanders of Ashland Kentucky spoke to about fifty Kiwanis members at the Hotel Berry on How to Control and Manage Boys. He urged heart to heart talks and placing the boy in a position to feel valued as essential to guiding toward useful manhood.
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O. E. Sanders
Ashland
Kiwanis
Berry
Professor Sanders
Sanders
Ohio University
M. M. Kerr
C. H. Horn
Dayton
L. W. Roberts
H. J. Brown
The
Stedman Packing Company
W. W. Coe
Kiwanis Trio
W. W. Anderson
R. H. Galligher
J. D. Haskins
First signs of fall appear on the horizon
The article notes the approach of autumn with early hints of seasonal change. It mentions cooler air and changing foliage as hints that fall is near, signaling adjustments in daily routines and community events.
Baby cyclone flattens buildings in Cincinnati
A small section shows a baby cyclone ripping through Cincinnati and devastating the Union Stockyards. The storm caused thousands of dollars in damage to many structures and property.
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Cincinnati
Union Stockyards
Woman of Strasbourg Sentenced to Guillotine for Poisoning Husband
Paris report states a Strasbourg woman received a twenty year prison sentence for poisoning her husband. Her young lover testified to the alleged crime. The court swiftly delivered the verdict and issued the punishment.
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Paris
Strasburg
Two Local Men Hurt When Car Skids On Curve
Harry O Bleness and W H McKee, traveling to Massachusetts, were injured when O Bleness’s car slid on a curve near Caldwell in rain. McKee suffered a broken hand, O Bleness a back injury, and a woman from Mine, Pennsylvania in the other car was hurt.
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Harry O’bleness
W. H. McKee
Massachusetts
Caldwell
O' Bleness
McKee
Mine
Qo’ Bleness
O'Bleness
Two Men Return From Pittsburgh After Smooth East Drive
The two men drove through the east without a puncture and were returning yesterday from Pittsburgh, signaling an uneventful trip.
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Pittsburgh
King George's Doctor Flies Croydon Paris for Indian Maharajah
The physician of King George recently flew from Croydon to Paris to perform an operation on the Indian Maharajah of Gwailor.
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London
Croydon
Paris
Maharajan of Gwailor
Carter to Unwrap King Tut Mummy Next October
London reports Howard Carter, famed archaeologist who helped uncover King Tutankhamun's tomb, intends to unwrap the mummy of the boy king in October, as part of ongoing research and exhibition plans.
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London
Howard Carter
King Tut
Boy diver finds fine pearl near Gambier Islands
A young diver off the Gambier Islands in the South Pacific found a lustrous peacock green pearl. The buyer was reportedly offered $50,000 for the gem, described as one of the finest pearls in the world.
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New York
Gambier Islands
South Pacific Ocean
Firecracker Fire Burns Boy Watching Pigeons
Raymond Berm ry was watching pigeons when a playmate threw a firecracker into his open mouth. The explosion burned him severely and local responders reported the accident.
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Washington
Raymond Berm Ry
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