Local residents take short trips and host gatherings
Mrs 8 L Poston and Lulu Poston plus Mrs P G Dowler traveled by water to Lakeside Ohio for a ten to fourteen day stay. Climon Horn and John Sigley will return tomorrow. Mrs Jesse Fitterwald visited Lancater camp grounds for a three week camp meeting. Mrs Mary Bennett returned to Nelsonville after visiting her uncle Harry Mitchell. At Country Club Mrs Robert Hess and Mrs Richard Galigher hosted a 6 oclock dinner for sister Mrs C L Strecker of Cincinnati with 22 covers. Out of town guests included Mrs Larry Stevens of Cincinnati and Miss Florence Hawkins of Wellston who is leaving tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Poston
Mises Lulu Poston
P. G. Dowler
Wator
Lakeside
Ohio
Climon Horn
John Siigley
Tomerow
Mary Bennett
Nelsonville
Harry Mitchell
Robert C. Hess
Richard H. Galigher
C. L. Strecker
Cincinnati
Larry Stevens
Ceci Beagley
Florence Hawkins
Wellston
W. H. Logan
Daley Ends Legion Endowment Fund Work in Maine Visit to Athens
Lloyd T Daley has returned home from Maine where he completed his field secretary duties for the American Legion Endowment Fund He traveled to Athens with Miss Jess B Wetherholt national secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary They are on two weeks vacation driving from Indianapolis to Gallios Iowa home of Miss Wetherholt and Daley’s sister Mrs J P Wetherbolt Tonight they attend a dinner at the Colonial with guests including Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Cooley The evening ends with bridge games at Mrs Wolfe’s home and visits to Mrs Carpenter’s Elmwood residence Estelle Finney of Cleveland visits Mrs Preston at 34 South College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd T. Daley
Maine
American Legion Endowment Fund
Athens
Jess B. Wetherholt
American Legion
Miss Wetherholt
Washington D. C
Indianapolis
Galliolis
Miss Wetherhol
Mr. iDailey
J. P. Wetherbolt
Colonial
Byron Wolfe
Edith Carpenter
Ea Nelson
George G. Guthrie
W. Va
L. FE. Boykin
Washington, D. C
M. F. Cooley
Nelle Copela
Warren
C. L. Biddison
C. H. Brn
W. K. Scott
Oscar Fiton
C. H. Harris
Lulu Wilkes
Bertha Stickney
Gues
Wolfe
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Face
Bridge
Grees Returns to Cleveland Millinery Post
Miss Addie Marie Grees resumes duties in Cleveland as manager in a supply millinery house after a visit with her parents at 43 Maplewood Drive. Mr and Mrs Joseph Shea of Pittsburgh arrival for a two week vacation to stay with Uncle A Granaugh in Athens Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Marie Grees
F. S. Grones
Maplewood Drive
Cleveland
Joseph Shea
Pittsburgh
A. Granaugh
Athens
Wagner Family Ends Two Week Motoring Trip
Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Wagner and children Merie Mabel Lloyd Robert and Relph returned home after a two weeks motor trip visiting Mrs. Susan A. Wagner in Trappe Pa and Prof Wasner’s family in Philadelphia. They traveled via Gettysburg and Valley Forge and returned by Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wagner
Merie
Mabel
Lloyd
Robert
Relph
Trappe
Dallas Guests Visit Local Family on West Union Street
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rieb and Mrs. D. D. Taylor of Dallas, Texas, with David Jr., stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Meighen at 223 West Union Street. Taylor is Meighen’s niece. The Riebs will travel to Pomeroy, Gallipolis and Columbus before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rieb
D. D. Taylor
Nora Blackwell
Small Ton David, Jr
Dallas
Texas
George Meighen
West Union Street
Taylor
Meighen
Rieb
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Columbus
Mrs H H Barney Visiting at Ohio University
Mrs H H Barney and her daughter Mrs L J Mitler of Wheetersburg are staying at Hotel Berry while visiting Barney's daughter Miss Louise Barney at Ohio University this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Barney
L. J. Mitler
Wheetersburg
Hotel Berry
Louise Barney
Ohio University
Mr and Mrs Herbert Allen Return From visit
Mr and Mrs Herbert Allen departed for their home in Los Angeles after a two months stay with the former's parents Mr and Mrs John Allen at Picasanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
John Allen
Picasanton
Athens Visitors Journey Home With Daugher Esther
Mr and Mrs Ara Butcher of Parkersburg West Virginia were Athens visitors yesterday. Their daughter Esther who had been spending several days here with girl friends motored home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Butcher
Parkersburg
W. V
Athens
Esther
Glacial Drainage Study By Prof Everett In Athens County
Professor Frank Everett, a federal glacial geologist, is staying at Hotel Berry for several days to study drainage patterns formed by past glaciation in Athens County. He will inspect local streams, examine sediment, and coordinate with state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Everett
Hootel Berry
Athens County
Local Family Dinner Honors Princeton Guests
Mr and Mrs F B Grones of 43 Maplewood Drive hosted a family dinner honoring Mrs Dick Care and her son Foster of Princeton West Virginia. Nine guests attended the informal evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grones
Maplewood Drive
Dick Care and Son
Foster
Princeton
W. Va
Man Guilty of Murder Sentenced to Swamp in Afterlife
A report notes Papuan belief that a murderer's spirit must dwell in a swamp in the next world, reflecting local customs and funerary myth. The piece discusses cultural notions of punishment beyond death and contrasts them with other beliefs.
Rev Chauncey hosts Ashton for Seventh-day Adventist talk
July 24 report notes Rev N S Ashton president of the Ohio Conference will assist Chauncey in services. He will speak Sunday on Who Tried to Change the Sabbath and Rev Venkin will discuss The United States in Prophecy. A quartet will sing How Betsy Ross Made the Flag. Attendees urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Chauncey
N.S. Ashton
Ohio
Seventhay Adventist Church
Venkim
Betsy Ross
Ong
Sumay Eening
Doctor Ashton
Satbath School
Door Lenheim
Mrs Bell Returns Home After Visit in Chauncey
Mrs. Robert Bell returns to her Amanda residence after a short visit with her nephew M C Stalder and nieces Mrs England and Mrs Hion in Ellis Avenue Chauncey. She is an advanced aged sister of the late C D Stalder of Chauncey and the sole surviving family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Uly
Robert Bell
Amanda Wemesday
M.C. Stalder
A.j. England
Robert Hion
Ellis Avenue
Bell
C. D. Talder
Chincey
Louis Lenheim to Give Solo at Sunday School
At the First Christian Church Sunday morning session the 9:30 service will feature a solo by Louis Lenheim of Cleveland using a carpenter's aw and violin bow as instruments. Mrs. Ralph Brown serves as superintendent and Rev. Fred Sheets is minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ple
Chaunch
Sbidie Schoo
Ristian Cfrch
Louis Lenheim
Cleveland
Ralph Brown
Fred Sheets
Regular quilting session of Ladies Aid at Methodist church
The regular quilting of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was held Thursday at the parsonage on High Street. Present were Mrs. L. D. Shiel, Mrs. Robert Hixson, Mrs. George Shafer, Mrs. Dora Campbell, Mrs. Homer Shiels Sr, Mrs. George Shingler, Mrilda Osborne, Mrs. Henry Osborn, Mrs. Lenheim, and Mrs. Fachild.
All Day Meeting Planned by Church of God
Chauncey July 24 A large attendance is anticipated for an all day meeting planned by the Church of God in Chauncey and The Plains. A noon picnic dinner will be served in Connett's grove at The Plains with Rev A Sherwood and Rev L Sherwood of Athens as principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mold
Shauncey
Te Church of God
Chaunceynd the Plains
Connett’s Grove
the Plains
A. Sherwood
L. Sherwood
Athens
Chauncey church repaired after lightning strike
The church roof and cupola at Chauncey M. E. church, damaged by a lightning strike during a severe storm two weeks ago, were repaired over the past two days by Newton Schoonover, Gus Graham and Herbert Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey M. EB
Newton Schoonover
Gus Graham
Hebert Six
Margaret McHarg Visits Chauncey During Vacation
Mrs Margaret McHarg a nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville is spending her vacation in Chauncey with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas McHarg on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Margaret McHarg
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Meg
Thomas McHarg
Mill Street
Visitors and Guests Trace Through The Plains Area
Mr and Mrs William Potts and daughter of Mansfield visit relatives at The Plains. John Rittser of Logan was at The Plains as guest of Miss Erma Bryan. Ruth Stewart visiting The Plains spends days in Athens with her uncle and aunt Professor and Mrs Alderman Matheny. Anita Brandenburg and Kenneth Wilks of Salem guests at The Plains home of Roy Rhorick. Hasel McDonald and Carrie Bryan of The Plains guests of Miss Guy McDonald at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Graham near New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Potts
Mansfield
the Plains
John Rittser
Logan
Erma Bryan
Ruth Stewart
Athens
Alderman Matheny
Anita Brandenburg
Kenneth Wilks
Salem
Roy Rhorick
Hasel McDonald
Carrie Bryan
Guy McDonald
Guy Graham
New Marshfield
New Arrival in Chauncey Births Schoonover Boy
Chauncey observers report the arrival of a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoonover at their Mound street home. He is welcomed by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Frye and Mr. and Mrs. John Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Schoonover
Mound Street
C. C. Frye
John Hook
Social notes from Chauncey and nearby towns
Mrs. Ralph Barker of Athens visits her mother Mrs. Harry Stalder in Mill Street Chauncey. Mrs. William Cochran of Chauncey is ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. John Southerton and daughter Faye of Sugar Creek toured Chauncey Thursday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin on Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Athens
Chauncey
Harry Stalder
Mill Street
William Cochran
John Southerton
Faye
Sugar Creek
Henry Martin
Lexington Avenue
Washington County Students Organize Picnic Club
Washington county students at Ohio University form a county club in a Sun Dial meeting led by W H Webb. Officers elected are President Harold Scott secretary Mary Riley and treasurer Leland Pinkerton. Picnic set for 6 pm Wednesday July 29 on State Hospital grounds with refreshment and entertainment committees named. Sixty five students from Washington county attend and are invited to the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ohio University
Sun Dial
W. H. Webb
Washington County Club
Harold Scott
Marietta
Mary Riley
Belpre
Leland Pinkerton
State Hospital
Scott
Bernice Graham
Martha Keeler
Dale Hasley
Vera Walker
Nina Gaskins
Evolution and Religion Sermon by Dr. Daniel McGurk
Dr. Daniel McGurk pastor of the First Methodist church will speak on Evolution and Religion at the community evening service in the Christian church Sunday evening. He will deliver the sermon at the request of cooperating ministers as Methodists Presbyterians and Baptists unite during Ohio university summer school for weekly community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Church
Christian Church
Doctor McGurk
Ohio University
Seventy-one Billion Cigarettes Made in U S Last Year
U S manufacturers produced seventy one billion cigarettes in the previous year. The figure highlights ongoing demand and industry scale in the American market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dear Annie Laurie on teenage dating and kissing
Annie Laurie advises a teen girl not to yield to a boyfriend who insists on kissing. The strip warns that demonstrations of affection between friends can be improper and says a man who pressures her devalues her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Dear Annie Laurie Advice On Teen Romance Initiation
A reader asks how a teen girl should initiate a budding romance. Annie Laurie replies that after proper introduction she can invite the young man to call with a short note and rely on mutual tastes and manners to foster the friendship. OPAL offers guidance on approaching courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Eight birthday party for Donna Elizabeth Lehman in Raleigh
Donna Elizabeth Lehman eight celebrates birthday at 154 Morris Avenue Raleigh with Mrs Myrtle C Gibson hosting. Queen Anne lace decor yellow white color theme, cake with eight candles, games lawn peanut hunt and pond toy fishing. Guests include Ruth Huggins Virginia Schuler Natalie Slaughter Mary Anna Schuler Esther Dillinger Carolyn Lehman Sara Martha Mansfield Helen Gibson Janis Tom Mary Knight Paul Richard Sands Herbert Dillinger Russell Bolinger George Gibson Bolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Elizabeth Lehman
S. G. Lehman
Raleigh
N. C
Myrtle C. Gibson
Morris Avenue
Donna Elizabeth
Virginia Schuler
Herbert Dillinger
Ruth Huggins
Natalie Slaughter
Mary Anna Schuler
Esther Dillinger
Carolyn Lehman
Sara Martha Mansfield
Helen Gibson
Janis Tom
Mary Knight
Paul Richard Sands
Russell Bolinger
George Gibson Bolen
Arm injury sent Mrs James Smith to Grant hospital
Mrs James Smith of Green's Run was taken to Grant hospital Colum bus today for treatment of a dislocated right arm after a porch fall last Saturday. Physicians could not keep it in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Smith
Green's Run
Grant Hospital
Columbus
City trims shade trees to ease street traffic
GLOUSTER July 2b We note the council order requiring shade trees trimmed where low branches interfere with automobil traffic is being followed in parts of the city. Many trees have been trimmed. Property owners are doing the work themselves. if not done promptly the council will have the work done and charge the cost against the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Liberty Hill Sunday School Picnic Set For August 29
Glouster area notices the Liberty Hill Sunday School annual picnic at the Litty Hill church grove on Saturday August 29. The event draws many visitors from nearby areas and past weather has affected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Liberty Hill Sundy School
Litty Hill
Pastor Absent So No Church of Christ Services Sunday
Glouster July 24 pastor C. B. Frampton away on vacation. No preaching at Church of Christ Sunday. Other services at regular hours. Regular services at M. E. Church Sunday with preaching morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. B. Frampton
Church of Christ
M. E. Church
Miss Harriet Cottingham Leaves Columbus for Lakeside Visit
Miss Harriet Cottingham of Columbus ends a city visit with Miss Bernadine Bryson and travels Friday to the Cottingham summer home at Lakeside on Lake Erie. Bryson will stay two weeks as her guest. F. A. Danford and daughter Lota are in Zanesville for the day. Mrs. W. W. Bryson also travels to Westerville Friday as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cottingham
Columbus
Bernadine Bryson
Cottingham
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Miss Bryson
F. A. Danford
Lota
Zanesville
W. W. Bryson
Westerville
Palmer and Lioyd Wed in Monroe Michigan
Miss Gia Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Palmer of Gloubter and Marion Lloyd of Marion were married in Monroe Michigan on July 4. They plan to live in Marion where Mr Lloyd is employed.
Southern Cinderella to Be Staged by Local Talent
Glouster July 24 The home talent play A Southern Cinderella will be staged at Jacksonville Pocahontas lodge hall next Thursday evening July 30 at o clock. The play is acted by the young people of Taylor Ridge church in three acts. Participants include Mrs Earl Well ing Mrs C H Wahl Miss Marie Rolstrum Miss Audra Chalfant Miss Vera Kempton Miss Alfrieda Hildebrand Miss Irene Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Pocahontas Lodge Hall
Taylor Ridge Church
Earl Welling
C. H. Wahl
Marie Rolstrum
Audra Chalfant
Mias Vera Kempton
Mies Alfrieda Hildebrand
Mias
Irene Golding
Real estate value tops 175 billion in US market
Real estate in the United States is valued at more than 175 billion dollars, signaling a robust property sector. Analysts note steady demand, rising prices, and broad investment interest across residential and commercial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stocks Soar to Record Levels in Early Trading
New York July 24 record highs for 1925 were set in a dozen stocks during the morning session with gains led by motors and certain industrials. By early afternoon profit taking caused declines across most classifications, though the market remained higher than the day’s opening levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Ship Fired On While Evacuating Refus
A British warship evacuating foreign refugees from Chengtu? was fired upon by Chinese troops. The vessel returned to the scene after the attack as wireless reports arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Cheng Tufa
Casey
New electro chemical test detects artificial oxide on antiques
A new electro chemical process can distinguish artificial oxide applied to objects to imitate antique finishes. The method analyzes surface chemistry to reveal non genuine aging.
Dense fog delays Athens area drivers and travelers
A dense fog lingered over the Athens valley last night causing late returns for motorists and delaying those due in Athens this morning. The mist persisted until the sun rose higher, then gradually cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
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Lancater
Estelle Finney
F. J. Preston
South Collee Street
Bers
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Glouster News
Trimble Township
Hollister
Burr Oak
Palos
E. E. Johnson
Trimble
Township Board of Education
Iic
Mrs. ¢. M. Clark
DELCO
E. N. Earley
O. Athens Co
Hocking Co
Hi-Way Inn
Torch, Ohio
Vacation Books
Fuzzy Wuzz
Rick and
Buddy
Pal
Baily
the Trail Blazers
Stories OF
Book and News Store
Lostro Building
South Court Street
The
Haney-Goodrich Co
St. Court St
Patton
the Buckeye
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
Ele Gay St
Colurbus C. Ha
Hersef
Mill ST
Athens Furniture Exchange
Paris
Style Shop
Boots
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