Society and Personal Mention Home paper keeps vacation readers connected
The column lists visits and arrivals: Miss Valerie Armstrong of Mt. Washington visits in Athens before returning to Bellevue. Charles Armstrong of Mt. Washington visits. John and James Erskine of Evansville Indiana come to see Carl and Mrs Stickney in Athens. A. C. Law and daughters Marion and Jennie Lou of Pittsburgh visit Fred and Mrs Porter in Maple Street. Hazel and Mary Blazier visit their parents in Maple Street. Mrs. Everett Saulers and Opal Eileen return from Harrisonville. Laverne Mast returns to Mt. Carmel Hospital after visiting Mrs. Pearly Clark. a drunken incident near the Burned incident is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Armstrong
Elza Armstrong
Mt. Washington
Cincinnati
Nellie van Vorhes
Cc. C. Millikan
Charles Armstrong
Athens
Miss Armstrong
John Erskine
James Erskine
Evansville, Ind
Carl Stickney
North
Congress Street
A. C. Law
Marion
Jennie Lou
Pittsburgh, Pa
Fred Porter
Grosvenor Street
Hazel Blazier
Kansas City
Mary Blazier
Akron
James Blazier
Maple Street
Everett Saulers
Opal Eileen
Prof
F. Ray Wilson
Harrisonville
Laverne Mast
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Pearly Clark
Brown Avenue
Needle club entertained at 85 West State Street
Mrs. S. S. Winters hosted the Tuesday Needle club at her home on West State Street. Eleven members and five guests attended with a guest list including Mrs. Wheaton Bech told Kinsel Livingston and Mansfield. Kenneth Robbins, grandson of Mrs. Winters, greeted guests and helped serve.
Country club card party honors announced
A pleasant gathering at the Country club featured a weekly card party with prizes for both women and men. Mrs. Charles QO Pickering won the women's high score, Mrs. W. W. Lee was second, while Mr. Harley KB Moler led the men and Judge S. M. Johnson placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Charles QO. Pickering
W. W. Lee
Harley KB. Moler
S. M. Johnson
Mrs A D McPherson Hosts Jolly Sewers at Home
Mrs A D McPherson hosted the Jolly Sewers club Wednesday afternoon at 162 North Congress street. Guests included Miss Mildred Struble Logan Mrs H F Smith Mrs W G Runyon Mrs Gordon Berry and Mrs James Caldwell. Miss Esther Schachtele left this
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McPherson
Jolly Sewers Club
North
Congress Street
Mildred Struble
Logan
H. F. Smith
W. G. Runyon
Gordon Berry
James Caldwell
Coulter Family Guests And St Louis Theater Director
The Rev and Mrs C M Coulter host the former’s mother Mrs C C Coulter and his sister Margaret Jean Coulter of Crooksville as house guests at 25 North College street. Mr Joe Farley departs for St Louis via Detroit and Chicago to continue as personnel director in the St Louis theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coulter
North College Street
C. C. Coulter
Margaret Jean Coulter
Crooksville
Joe Farley
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Local residents depart for Parkersburg Marietta trip
Miss Anna Cook and Miss Mil dred Stevens leave tomorrow for Parkersburg and Marietta. Mr. Sheldon Wadley returns after visiting his uncle A V Wadley of Cleveland. Mr. Arch Williams and wife with children Dale and Rex Tulsa Okla leave for home, joining Frederick Kinsey Chanut Kan and Miss Marion Williams Loveland Colo. They had been visiting Mrs Williams' parents at 17 Central avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Wadley
A. V. Wadley
Cleveland
Arch Williams
Dale
Rex
Tulsa
Okla
Frederick Kinsey
Chanute
Kan
Marion Williams
Loveland
Colo
Williams
J. F. Schuler
Central Avenue
Dorothy Starnes Visits Danville Family
Dorothy Starnes of Danville Minnesota is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. O E Starnes at 17 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Starnes
Danville, Ml
Mrs
O. E. Starnes
West
Washington Street
Glouster Street Work to Begin This Week
Glouster Ohio July 22 reinforcing material arrived and contractor Barthlow of Logan previews start of street improvements on Front street Monday with local labor except two truck drivers and a steam shovel operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Barthlow
Logan
Front Street
Rainbow Chorus to Make First Appearance at Church
Rainbow chorus will debut at the Church of Christ on Sunday evening. The program opens with a young people segment by the Christian Endeavor society before the main concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Church of Christ
Glouster
Rainbow Chorus
Christian Endeavor Society
Ringgold preacher to speak at Ringgold and Mountville
The Rev. L. A. Donnally of Jacksonville will preach at Ringgold church Saturday at 8 p.m. and at Mountville Sunday at 2 30 p.m. A community meeting with singing and special numbers is planned for Pisgah on Saturday July 30.
Webb to Pitch Glouster Game Sunday
Lefty Webb son in law of Marshal and Mrs Henry Williams will start for the Pierce Butler and Pierce team of Zanesville against the Glouster American Legion in Webb will pitch at 230 p m Webb has pitched well for Zanesville all season Big Sam Withem of the Columbus Senators may start for Glouster Leo White will catch the game and the local lineup remains largely unchanged.
Clark Patterson family reunion set for Bishopville Grove
The Clark family of the late Lewis and Nancy Patterson Clark will hold an all day reunion in the Bishopville grove on Sunday July 31 with a picnic dinner at noon. Relatives are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Lewis and
Nancy Patterson Clark
Bishopville
Brownings Return Glouster Congregants
The Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Browning and their children have returned from an outing at Indian Lake. Mr. Browning will preach at the M. E. church Sunday morning and evening.
Trimble Walks: Leadinghaus Family Off to Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Otto Leadinghaus and daughter Norma of Trimble depart by motor for Chicago to visit Mr Leadinghaus brother and wife. They travel with Mrs Grigsby mother of Mrs Leadinghaus as far as Columbus to visit relatives in the capital city. Mrs Lydia Kittle from Trimble journeys to Crooksville for a brief stay with son in law and daughter Clint King. Miss Ethel Reese spends a few days in Gallipolis with Miss Louise Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Leadinghaus
Norma
Trimble
Chicago
Mr. Leadinghaus
William Leadinghaus
Columbus
Leadinghaus
Grigsby
D. K. Wilson
Lydia Kittle
Crooksville
Clint King
Ethel Reese
Gallipolis
Louise Dickey
Youth Shows How Dempsey Did It in Fatal Aftermath
In Philadelphia a demonstration of the Dempsey punch combination that felled Sharkey ended in the death of Thomas Celloucci, 27, and the arrest of his companion John Derogatis, 20, on manslaughter charges. After radio coverage of the bout they discussed the finish, began an on street exchange, and Celloucci collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Dempsey
Sharkey
New York
Thomas Celloucci
John Derogatis
Celloucci
Derogatis
Celloucei
Burned in Fight Claims Recovery for Pittsburgh Man
Barney Algnes of Pittsburgh says he was burned in a fight and will recover, per physicians at Cleveland city hospital. He was found on an East street and treated for injuries. The hospital team confirmed his prognosis after initial examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side Street
Burns
Cleveland
Barney Algnes
Pittsburgh
City Hospital
Algnes
Scooter Carnival Lights Up Lorene Avenue Night
Ohio University’s Department of Physical Education hosts the third annual Scooter Carnival on Lorene Avenue drawing about 200 children and equal number of adults. Students and city merchants funded prizes. results list numerous winners across pushmobiles, tricycles, scooters, bikes and roller skating with many named participants and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Avenue
LaVerne Matthew
Department of Physical Education
Ohio University
Carlos Paisley
Russell Demster
Earl Mosher
William Silcox
Shirley Hay
Edith Pershing
C. D. Gilauque
Daniel Bardin
Georgie Dreisen
Edward Bolin
Charles Giauque
Clyde Littler
Chris Corbin
Paul Ayres
Wendell Davison
Vaughn Droz
Frank Bolin
Robert Bingman
Bobby Davis
H. W. Biddle
Charles Smith
Betty Fulton
Lois Fri
Margaret Burt
Ben Fulton
Henry Miller
Bernard Tom
Dana Tom
Victor Weisenbach
Scooter
Betty Rarden
Pauline Reynolds
Dorothy Perkins
Willard McGrath
Darrell Tucker
Paul Lewis
Eleanor France
Katherine Reynolds
Jane Littler
Paul Tribe
Chester Wylie
Lorain Rodeheaver
Louise Kempton
Dorothy Mae Smith
Donald Harvey
Lee Morehead
Douglas Hall
Don Rowland
Edward Tucker
Bernadine Sprague
Betty Lee Arbogast
Ruth Chandler
Merwin Mansfield
Clifton Stout
Dora Smith
Jewell Chandler
Ruth Lewis
Smok ed glass robber seen near Huron report
Cleveland police received a report that Joseph Russell known as the smoked glass robber was sighted near Huron. Sandusky police checked the report but found no trace of the young robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilt
Cleveland
Joseph Russell
Huron
Sandusky
Estelle Taylor Aims for Dempsey Champions Return
Estelle Taylor, wife of Jack Dempsey, hopes he defeats Gene Tunney and retires as world heavyweight champion. She voiced happiness after Dempsey's victory over Jack Sharkey and, after weeks of strain, rested following the radio broadcast of the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Miss Taylor
Suit Filed Over Note From Fred Pickering to Frank Roach
In Common Pleas court, an Athens man sues Fred 8 Pickering now of California. The defendants include Mary Helen Dailey Bourus, Charles Picker ing, The Security Savings Bank, and Charles C. Pickering as executor of Frances C. Pickering. The claim seeks $500 plus interest from May 8, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 8. Pickering
California
Frank 8. Roach
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Mr. Pickering
Mary Helen Dailey Bourus
Charles ©. Pickering
Security Savings Bank
Charles C. Pickering
Frances C. Pickering
Pickering Property Mortgage Suit Seeks Sale to Satisfy Claim
Court records reveal a note and mortgage on the Frances C Pickering Athens property at State and Carpenter. Bequeathed to sons Charles O Pickering and Fred C Pickering with $1500 to Mary Helen Dalley Bourus. plaintiff seeks sale of the property to satisfy the claim and reveal each defendant's interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State and
Carpenter Street
Frances C. Pickering
Charles O. Pickering
Fred C. Pickering
Mary Helen Dalley Bourus
Airplane Flights To Philippines Predicted By Fliers
Washington July 22 Lieut Hegenberger and Lieut Maitland completed a non stop hop to Hawaii and foresee future flights to the Philippines with Hawaii as a midway stop. Officials praised the feat noting its strategic value for rapid reinforcement to Hawaii and canal defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Philippines
Hawaii
Alfred Hegenberger
Lester J. Maitland
Hegenberger
National Aeronautical Association
Charles P. Summerall
Pacific
Panama Canal
Canal
Youth Holliday Dies of Pneumonia Near Dexter
Ralph Holliday 16 son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Holliday of near Dexter died after a week long illness from pneumonia at the family home. Funeral services will be held at the residence Saturday at 2 PM. He leaves two brothers John and Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Ralph Holliday
Wallace Holliday
John
Eugene
Jackson Baptist quarterly conference set for Chauncey
The Jackson Baptist quarterly conference will be held Friday through Sunday at Zion Baptist church Lower Plains with Rev Guss Graham of Chauncey as minister. An all day Sunday meeting includes a basket dinner at noon and preaching Friday evening and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jackson Baptist Quarterly Conference
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Guss Graham
Funeral Attends Mrs. Brinkman in Burr Oak
William D. Hines traveled from the city to Burr Oak yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Fred Brinkman. The services were held at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Ryan, with the Rev Lewis Ladwick of Corning officiating. Burial followed in Dew Cemetery. Mrs Brinkman died in Grant hospital in Columbus after a surgical operation leaving her husband and eight young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William D. Hines
Burr Oak
Fred Brinkman
Henry Ryan
Lewis Ladwick
Corning
Dew
Laws to Visit Old Virginia by Motor
John Laws of this city plans a weekend departure by motor to Virginia. He will visit relatives in Rocky Mount and Peachook and expects to be away for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chauncey
John Laws
Old Virginia
Rocky Mount
Peahook
Sherwood to Preach at Church of God The Plains
The Rev. H. A. Sherwood of Anderson Indiana a former pastor here will preach tonight at 7 30 at the Church of God The Plains in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
H. A. Sherwood
Anderson
Indiana
Church of God At
Chauncey Personal News From CharlestON Visit
Mr and Mrs 8S C Lahugh and children Lucille and Samuel have returned from a three week visit in Charleston West Virginia Mrs Floyd Harvey and children also mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
8S. C. Lahugh
Lucille
Samuel
Charleston
W. Va
Floyd Harvey
Physician Dies in Akron Heart Disease Claims Doctor
The sudden death of Dr J. M. Dennison at his Akron home was due to heart disease. His mother in law Mrs L D Shields of Chauncey received the news. Mr and Mrs Shields with Mr and Mrs Frank Sweeney of Athens left by motor for Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. M. Dennison
Akron
L. D. Shields
Shields
Frank Sweeney
Athens
Relief From Heat Brought By Three Electrical Storms
Three electrical storms swept the night and a light shower late yesterday afternoon bringing relief from the heat. The storms cooled streets and offered brief respite to residents as temperatures eased after a day of high heat. Local weather authorities noted scattered lightning and brief gusty winds during the events.
Horse Killed by Electrical Storm Damages Farm Equipment
A farm near Elwood Buck on Watkins' property suffered a fatal loss as a horse died during a thunderstorm. The animal, valued as one of the district’s best, stood about 150 feet from a shed when the lightning struck. Heavy humidity followed an 89 degree day with over 1.2 inches of rain since yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Buck
Watkins’ Farm
Ten Trivia Questions From Today's Variety Page
A reader quiz asks ten questions covering topics from Irish Parliament names to U S naval cruisers. It lists items on a Variety page and challenges readers to recall terms like Fianna and Gem State while noting Roosevelt’s post presidency pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Tasmania
United States Navy
State of the Union
Gem State
Roosevelt
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