Many visitors and travels noted in local society
Alliance residents and relatives frequently visit kin in Ohio and beyond. Families travel to Los Angeles Parkersburg and Columbus while others host gatherings at Richland Avenue and Central Avenue homes with birthdays, anniversaries, and church group events mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Little Jones
Central Avenue
Mr. Jones
Firestone Rubber Compani
Summer Frolic Brightens Ohio University Campus
Summer school students enjoyed a campus frolic sponsored by the YWCA with vocal duets by Marianna Bing and Helen McClattin, readings by Florence Juergens, and group dances and singing. Activities included Dusty Miller and Virginia Reel dances, a group game Seasona, and led group singing under Charles D. Giauque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Tn T
East Wing
Marianna Bing
Helen McClattin
Ohio Universy
Watere Minnetonka
Lelurance
Zinnarelias
Charles D. Giauque
Jessie Bo Rodle
Science Church Draws Crowds on Opening Day
The Christian Science Church of Athens opened Sunday drawing attendees from Athens and nearby communities including Columbus Zanesville McConnel ly Marietta Parkersburg Pomeroy Huntington and Gallipolis. The Spanish Mission style church on South Congress Street remained open for both morning and evening services and impressed locals with its layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Science Church of
Athens
Rbngreation
Mojor
Columbus
Zanesville
McConnellyn Marietta
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Huntington
Midreport
Gallipolis
Congress Street
Chicago moves to remove methyl chloride from 75 000 refrigerators
Chicago officials began removing methyl chloride gas from 75 000 refrigeration systems as a coroner jury investigates the deaths of a Painter family of three and Mrs Viola Clark. Health Commissioner Arnold Kegel says single units pose danger. seven methyl chloride deaths and 25 poisonings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commissioner of Health
Arnold Keel
Che
Council
Kegel
Herman N. Bundesen
Cer
Joseph Painter
Viola Clark
North Side
Painter and Clark
Painter
Methodist Church Activities Outlined by Dr Leonard
Dr H C Leonard of Philadelphia, superintendent on the Methodist Board of Home Missions and Church Extension, spoke at First Methodist Church services about church reach. He cited annual Methodist giving at 98 800 000 and 21 language groups, with Wesley Foundations near colleges and substantial loans and aid to churches. He urged raising 600 000 more by November 1 to match last year and described plans to save funds via government issue proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Leonard
Philadelphia
Methodist Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
First Methodist
Methodist Church
New York
Wesley Foundations
Leonard
Board For
Church Extension
Merry Stitchers Meet Torch at Schoolhouse
The Merry Stitchers gathered at the schoolhouse Friday for a brief business meeting. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Pate line Russell Page Barrows Mary Johnson Esther Bailey Dorothy Russell Rachel McDonald Beulah Murphy Catherine McDonald and Virgina Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Stitchers
Pateline Russell
Page Barrows
Mary Johnson
Esther Bailey
Dorothy Russell
Rachel McDonald
Beulah Murphy
Catherine McDonald
Virgina Webb
Anti Saloon League Hires Ousted Agent
Steubenville July 22 Sheriff William Yost said John OL Cole the ousted former state dry agent has been hired by the Ohio Anti Saloon League as a special investigator. Yost declined to participate in arrests and noted Cole will gather evidence against prohibition violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
John OL Cole
Lancaster
William Yost
Jeffierson County
Cole
Yost
Ohio Anti-Siloon League
Tax payment extension announced for Perry County
NEW LEXINGTON July 22. Flood of taxpayers at the Perry County Court House on Thursday and Monday led to many turned away. County Treasurer Karl Grown announced an extension of time until 4 pm July 25 to pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County Court House
Karl Grown
Race Betting Labeled Worst Vice By Governor Cooper
Governor Myerea Y. Cooper told a Methodial audience at Epworth Park that organized gambling is the worst foe of modern youth and branded race betting as the worst form of that vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
U.R
Myerea $Y. Cooper
Epworth Park
Cooper
Julius Caesar Tickets On Sale At Local Outlets
Tickets for Shakespeare's Julius Caesar in Alumni Memorial Auditorium Wednesday evening go on sale at Logan's Book Store Cline's Drug Store and in the Ohio University Dean of Women's office Irma E Voigt announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Memorial
YY. W. Co. A
Logan's
Cline’s
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Henry Family Heads to Canada for Several Weeks
Mr and Mrs Wilfred Henry and their son Donald along with Ethel and Charlies Henry depart Chauncey by car and trailer for Rideau Lake near Toronto and Ottawa. They plan a two to three week trip with relatives in charge of their home and business in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Meizer
Mrs. Willias
East State Street
C. Bernhardt
Cinecinnati
Ida Lemley
Miss Tear Lemley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Merman Silay
H. Ltkinson
8. M. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
John Son
Athens Lodge of Filks
Grand Lodge
Wilfred Henry
Chauncey
Donald Henry
Ethel
Charlies Henry
Canada
Rideau Lake
Toronto
Ottawa
Henrys and Son
Charlies Fiske
Henry
Arzetta Richardson
Charles and
Paul Shields
Columbus
Mra
Charles ¢Shiehia
Bile Avenue
Mra & N. Simpson
Columus
Mere
Noah & Marney
Mary Helen
Ismneaster
Zanesville native A A George renewing ties in Chauncey
A A George of Zanesville a former Chauncey resident has spent a week renewing acquaintances in Chauncey. His son Grover George a magician born and raised nearby has traveled in Europe and recently returned to perform in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A George
Zanesville
Mr. George
Grover George
Europe
Athens County
Local Update on Chauncey Resident George Nye
George Harvey Nye, confined at home in Chauncey for rheumatism, is slightly improved and can walk around with the aid of canes after several weeks of illness observed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
George Harvey Nye
Dr Char lence Nile Sanders passes state board exam
Chauncey July 22 Dr Char lence Nile Sanders a Chauncey Dover High School and Ohio University graduate passed the state board examination. He will serve at St. Francis Hospital in Columbus. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C E B Sanders of Millicent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Char. Lence Nile Sandera
Sanders
Chauncey-Dover Histoschool
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State University
St. Prancia Hospital
C. EB. Sanders
Round Up of Buyers in Athens Advertises Livestock
In Athens a local farmer placed a classified ad to sell nine head of cattle. The ad quickly attracted buyers and sold the cattle promptly, proving effective for quick livestock turnover. For more sales, call 0243 and ask for an ad taker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Penfell
Messenger
Loyal Woman's Division to Meet in Chaunc ry Church
Chaunc ry July 23 The Loyal Woman s Division of the Chauncey Church of Chiat will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Lddtle Tippett with Mrs Flowd Nye in charge and Merc John Shaffer as program leader. All women of the church are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncry
Loyal Woman's Division
Chauncey Church of
Chiat
Mra Lddtle Tippett
Flowd Nye Iy
Merc
John Shaffer
Visit Brings Chuck Osborne to Chauncey Home
The report notes Chuck Osborne of Belle Cene visiting Chauncey and staying at the Henry home. It mentions a steam shovel used during railroad work and states Osborne’s return after more than 20 years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieaut Mes
Chuck Osborne
Alenry
Chauncey
Belle Cene
Mra
Henry Fhie
Osborne
Ogi
Antra
Henry
Mine Report Indicates Operations in District Texlay
In Texlay district on July 22 seven workers were reported active. They are at mine numbers 10 69 6s Stocking and Kimberly.
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Ralph FE. Stabauch
Patty Jane
Alliance
Emmett Keenan
Park Place
Stabaugh
Keenan
Slab
Cebus
Arch Williams
Dale
Tulsa
Okla
Sunans
MM Schuler
Catherine Campbell
Dorothy Radford
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Institute
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Epworth
Jack Biddison
Fred Carpenter
Nell F. Robinson
Caldwell
Fred Reynolds
Billy
J. A. Caldwell
North Hill
Reynolds
The
Marietta Times
John Radford
Homer
Moore
Harold Ball
John Ruchels
John
Ann
Jack Bucholz
Bucholz
Andrew Cavanaugh
Cannaanville
Fo FL Kittle
Lillian
B. W. Simpson
Margaret
P. #. Lawrence
Theawrence Apartments
Thays
C. H. Cox
J. E& Cross
Cox
Richland Avenue
Ganes Werte
Florence Cross
O. E.cross
F. H. Cross
J. G. Cooper
Floyd
Goldie
Virgil
Vance
Helen Cross
Cecil
Theime
Eleanor
Frank Cox
Margerie
Ruth
Joe Cooper
Misa Rose Collins
Leora Roveh
Ethan Edwards
Paul Kimes
Carda
Ham
Mary Helen Lee
Groavenor Street
EB. J. Jacobs
Conneaut
J. FE. Hedges
Sunnyside
Science Church
Spfarer
Jack Horner
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Anti-Saloon League
Cooper States
A. A. George
New Interne
Columbus Hospital
Chauncey Prison
Thomas Mellore
House Sonn
C. D. Shaffer CO
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe
CEP Vieeng
W. Union SI
Good ‘Housekeeping Institute
West Bend
Friendship
Bon Voyage
Logans
Mdort Wednespan
Cot
District
Texlay
the Messenger
the Mutual
Real Ul Saving A Association
Athens County Savings Mon In
O Bldelk
E. Goldsberry
Elappier
Maytag
Dana
Maine
Kaseaa City
Apolte
A Lee
Newton, Sons
Carpenter Maytag Company
Columbus, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Logan
Ohio
Nelsonville
Pomeroy, Ohio
Badd & Company
Bf. & T. Lazarus & Company
Carpenter Maytag Co
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