Married Peoples Class Outing From First Methodist
The Young Married Peoples class of the First Methodist church spent a Sunday outing at Airline grove in Lee township after Sunday school. Attendees included Prof. and Mrs. C. W. Fink and their family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Musgrave and family, and numerous other couples and children. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Arch Knowlton. The note also mentions related social tidbits in Bellingham and Athens areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Athens
Airline Grove
Lee Township
C. W. Fink
W. E. Musgrave
Arthur McPherson
Everett Lewis
Earl Miller
Earl McConkey
Richard
Charles Baumline
Arthur R. Cline
John W. Dowler
Martha Lou
James Ginley
Carl Ferguson
Grant
Wilson Norris
J. L. Truipp
Lewis Rowland
Charvey Ramsey
Mildri Struble
Haydenville
Ralph G. Palmer
Arch Knowlton
Mr. Knowlton
Personal mentions of local residents travel and visits
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Twiss and daughter Mary Jo arrived from an automobile trip to Goshen Indiana Chicago and Maquo Vata Tawa Mrs. Albert Woodruff returned from Akron accompanied by her brother J. E. Rowles and wife and sister in law Mrs. F. L. Rowles. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Carpenter called to Zanesville for Miss Jane McCann's death. Edward Jennings and baby Charles Edward of Marietta visit Ralph P. Jennings and family in Columbus. J. B. Swanson and family go to Shell Beach for six weeks. Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox and J. D. Brown return from a week trip visiting Warren Niagara Falls Elmira and Wilcox’s sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wetherholt
Jack
Bobby
Bess Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Emma _ Hadorn
American Legion Auxiliary
Athens
Miss Hadorn
Miss Wetherholt
Auxiliary
Wetherholt
Lioyd T. Dailey
Miss Habhorn
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ind
W. G. Danford
Marian
Suzanne
Barbara
Pittsburgh
Ida Hart
M. E. Twiss
Mary Jo
Goshen
Chicago
Maquo- Vata Tawa
Albert Woodruff
Akron
J. E. Rowles
F. L. Rowles
Edward Jennings
Charles Edward
Marietta
Ralph P. Jennings
Mast Union Street
A. Y. Wilcox
J. D. Brown
Warren
Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Niagara Falls
Upeway
Erie
Buffalo
Elmira
N. Y
Arthur Clin
Niagara Falla
Dust in Air Up Costs of City Lighting and Flight
Weather Bureau reports dust in the air raises city lighting costs and aviation risks. Dr. Herbert H. Kimball explains samples show up to 116 000 particles per cubic inch in Washington on smoky days, with higher counts in London. Studies compare country and city air, with plans for sulfur content tests in Pittsburgh Washington and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Department of War
Herbert H.kimball
Kimball
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
Drunk Drivers Fined After Police Stop in Glouster
George Vanhorn of near Hunterdon was arrested near Jacksonville by Marshal Williams and Constable Farling on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pled guilty before Mayor Park and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Pat Bullistron of Taylor Ridge faced a similar charge, fined 25 dollars plus costs and ordered not to drive again during 1926. Also, Mrs. Z P Taylor of Columbus announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Gertrude Needy to Herman C. Tice of Worthington with marriage planned for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Vanhorn
Hunterdon
Jacksonville
Marshal Williams
Farling
Mayor Park
Pat Bullistron
Taylor Ridge
Gertrude Needy
Herman C.tice
I. A. Tice
Worthington
Miss Needy
Boy Hurt In Fall From Tree In Glouster
Harold Binderbasin nine fractured both bones in right arm falling from a tree on Gobbler’s Knob Glouster. Dr A J Crawford reduced fracture. Personal mention notes visits of Meshick Cavey Mrs Cavey and others from Columbus to Glouster and Cleveland relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harold Binderbasin
J. R. Binderbasin
Gobbler
Foreign trade pressure may force changes in Soviet credits
London reports that economic pressure is pushing the Soviet Union toward altering its stance on foreign capital and private creditors. British leader Leslie Urquhart warns Moscow faces a vicious circle where needed imports depend on exports, while funds for paying for foreign goods must come from abroad. He suggests a shift in policy is likely as creditors gain leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Societ
Russia
Moscow
Leslie Urquhart
Urquhart
Kid Mayor of Washburn Wins Re election in Wisconsin
Paul Ungrodt known as the Kid Mayor of Washburn Wisconsin aged twenty three when first elected in 1924 has been reelected by an almost unanimous vote. He reduced city expenses and raised taxes to the highest rate in the state to stabilize finances while cutting delinquency and promoting business like governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Wis
U.R
Paul Ungrodt
Ungrodt
Lawrence College
Appleton
Bay
1925 Exceeds Peak Traffic and Rail Income
The report states traffic in 1925 was equal to or higher than 1923, the prior peak year, and class one railways posted a net operating income of 1.12 billion dollars, a record. It notes foreign trade remained unusually favorable aside from high prices for rubber, coffee, and burlaps due to monopolies. Agriculture improved but farmers still felt the 1920-21 price slump.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy Booms Across Nations
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted female tonic sold globally from Mexico to India. It notes nearly 4,000,000 bottles are sold annually in the United States and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Canada
Spain
Cuba
Haiti
France
England
Peru
Chile
Argentine
India
Philippines
Colombia
Central America
West Indies
Isles of the Sea
Lydia Binkham
United States
Wheat yield near West Mansfield eyes possible local record
Threshing at the Belle View farm of Harry O. Shryver yielded 765 bushels of Red Cross wheat from fifteen acres, an overrun of thirty six bushels and an average of fifty one bushels per acre, noted as a possible regional record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Belle View
Harry O. Shryver
Red Cross
Great War Comes Into Its Own On Film Era
Hollywood reports war as a major movie theme with production across Southern California studios. Titles in development or release include The Big Parade Behind the Front Wings Corporal Kate What Price Glory and The Unknown Soldier. Critics hail the era for its humane, somber portrayal over martial pomp and glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Quarbers
United Press
Hollywood
PD. W. Griffith
Charlie Chaplin
Southern California
Doughboy Fife
Lasky Company
Wallace Berry
Raymon Hatton
Paramount
Army Air Service
John Monk Saunders
Cecil DeMille
Corporal Kate
Fox
Renaud Hoffman
Calles Details Government Stance on Religious Controversy
President Plutarco Elias Calles outlined the government's position in a lengthy statement as the religious controversy convulses Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Republic
Bathtub Girl Joyce Hawley in Chicago Hospital
Joyce Hawley associated with Karl Carroll's bathtub party was taken to a Chicago psychopathic hospital for examination after overdosing on sleeping tablets in a Chicago hotel yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Joyce Hawley
Karl Carroll
Chicago Psychopathic Hospital
Chicaigo
Elephant Goes Berserk in Singapore Killing Nine
In a shocking incident the favorite elephant of the local zoo went mad and killed and maimed nine persons, sending crowds fleeing and prompting zoo officials to isolate the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Reys Bu Qu Pills Aimed at Kidney Diuretic Remedy
Reys Bu Qu Pills claim a forty five year English formula merit and wide sale in Great Britain and America. The product uses Buchu Ava Ust Lithium Carbonate and Podophyllin to stimulate the liver as underlying liver troubles are blamed for kidney disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Government investigates onion costs and farm aid lobby
The U S tariff commission orders an onion production cost inquiry prompted by the American Farm Bureau and Onion Producers association. California forest fighting costs the government 102200 dollars. crop prospects improve in irrigated U S regions. Several items cover deaths, highway progress, and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Tariff Commission
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
Onion Producers Association
California
Veteran trainee training extended beyond July 2 1923
A veteran trainee has not reached the Point of Employability. Vocational training is authorized to continue beyond July 2, 1923, in any other case.
Educators Oppose Long Vacations in University Education
Philadelphia educators criticize extended vacations as a misstep in education. Br Charles Custis Harrison notes graduates now enter work about three years later than in the past, when the academic year had three terms and shorter breaks totaling around 11 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Custis Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Harerison
Golden Hills Quest Draws Desert Prospectors
In the Black Rock desert a hardy group hunts for the fabled Golden Hills amid deserts of wind and sulphur. Engineers deem the hills real but their discovery remains extremely unlikely as sands shift and treacherous conditions deter all but persistent prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Earth
Golden Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gilfilen
Everett J. Person
Verda Gilfilen
Bellingham
Wash
Oregon
Velma Gilfilen
Everett Person
Sylvia Gilfilen
Glen Hutton
Spokane
Conneaut
Canton
T. H. Johnson
Palmer Street
Betty Vrances
New Vienna
Mr. Johnson
Athens County
Lumbus
Athens County Club of Columbus
Washington Park
George Mace
New Marshfield
Clarence Mace
Nelsonville
William Bell
Pomeroy
Mayme Mace
North Court Street
J. Carsey
Marie
Edna
Melvin
Quince Carsey
Dorothy
Portsmouth
W. B. Johnson
Ande
J. B. Swanson
Shell Beach
Meshick Cavey
Hara Weaver
G. W. Cavey
Cavey
Mr. Cavey
Elizabeth Binderbasin
Cleveland
Fred Barnet
Corning
BK. H. Taylor
Wisconsin
Zenith
Automotive Battery and Electric CO
State St
Vhone
Circus Day
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Calles
Rey
Jack Horner
Athens Dry Cleaning Co
N. Court St
By Taylor
Department of the Interior
Congress
Stanfield
Senate Finance Committee
Tanfield
Treasury Department
G. B. Winston
the Treasury
Cincinnati
District Court of the United States
District of
Ohio
Veterans Bureau
McPherson
Crompt
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union &T
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery
Remington
Logans
Lostro Bldg
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