Amesville News Highlights Local Residents and Activities
Amesville reports include landowner Thomas Johnson from Lynn Haven visiting Amesville, Parkersburg visitors F C Balderson and family, and Mrs Rosana Weiss Smith funeral at M E church with burial in Amesville. Local events cover pie social, travels of Wade Smith and Ada Chapin, gas well work by C H Meltzer, a modified game score at Floodwood, and visits by Colvin Ogg Heston Chapin Shoop families with relatives in Prospect Zanesville Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Lynn Haven
Fla
Broadwell
F. C. Balderson
Parkersburg
Balderson
Texas
Rosana Weiss Smith
Messenger
M. E. Church
Miller
Amesville
W. L. Hest
Wade Smith
Cincinnati
Danesberry
Smith
George Waggoner
Stockport
Ada Chapin
Abram
Gifford
F. M. Selby
Berea
Cow Run
Floodwood
N. W. Colvin
Sand Rock
Andrew Ogg
Columbus
Bern
W. L. Heston
Zanesville
Heston
Rey
Chapin
Prospect
F. G. Shoop
Beverly
Amesville visitors and family updates
Jones and son Earl of Amesville called on Mr and Mrs Carl Able Sunday. Fred Yyman, employed at Glouster, is spending a few weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs William Yyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Earl
Amesville
Carl Able
Fred Yyman
Glouster
William Yyman
Millfield News In Brief Local Social and Obituary Notes
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Camden Wines was laid to rest at Nye cemetery Chauncey after services at home. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tripplet of Trimble visited Mr. and Mrs. William Hartley for Sunday dinner. Mesdames J. R. Wade and Martha Smith planned a two week visit with Miss Lurene Wade in Cleveland, with trips to Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogg hosted Tuesday guests, the W. W. Ogg couple from Sharpsburg. Lulu Hilliard of Athens visited her parents Friday. Ladies bible class met at Mrs. John Brewer’s for lesson study with refreshments for several attendees. Mrs. John Brewer left for Akron for a two week visit. Maude Henry and two daughters returned from Malta. Garfield Grimes hosted John Cowan and children of Sugar Creek for the weekend. Irene Boudinot returned to McDougal after visiting her brother F. E. Boudinot’s family. Bus Pyle of Floodwood visited Homer Tracy on Monday. Zenith Riley left for a week with relatives in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Wines
Nye
Chauncey
Guy Tripplet
Trimble
William Hartley
Mesdames
J. R. Wade
Martha Smith
Lurene Wade
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Charles Ogg
W. W. Ogg
Sharpsburg
Lulu Hilliard
Athens
John Brewer
Leson
Earl Downey
Percy Fulwider
P. D. Hill
F. E
Democrats Split Over Lodge Reservations Shake Party Unity
The Record notes 21 Democratic senators backed Lodge reservations denounced by the party convention and 14 supported the Article X measure Wil son criticized as essential to the Covenant. It questions whether these orthodox Democrats align with the White House and ponders Governor Cox’s response to dissent.
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Wilson
Cox
White House
Capital Striking or Labor Lockout in Wool Mills
The American Woolen Company has closed many mills in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, prompting charges of a capital strike aimed at keeping prices high. Labor representatives call it a strike by capital, argue it harms production and the public, and question bargain margins and orders. They urge a Justice Department look into possible profiteering and unfair practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Woolen Trust
Trust
Federal Department of Justice
Keeping Headway on Amateur Sailors This Year
An article notes more amateur sailors than ever, driven by interest in the international yacht race. It emphasizes the old sailor’s first rule to beginners: keep headway, since no progress is possible without it.
Keep Your Way to Catch the Wind and Move Ahead
In this wartime era, the key is to maintain headway and keep working. Do not risk stalling by changing course prematurely. stay productive even in uncertainty. When the right moment arises, shift to seize new opportunities and resume progress without loss.
After Dinner Tales From Aggie Club
A collection of humorous vignettes recounts dinner table chatter about death notices insomnia and family peeps in the peerage. A punch line features a son teasing his father about bravery and brains in a playful domestic scene.
Obituary of Jasper N Long from Athens Ohio
Jasper N Long son of Isaac and Mary Long born near Guysville Ohio August 30 1842 died at his home Pratt street Athens Ohio July 23 1920 aged 77 years 10 months 23 days Married Charlotte Barrows October 26 1867 who died eleven months after their marriage He married Cordelia Vanbiber September 10 1871 who survives He had three children one son Herbert Long of Nelsonville one daughter Clara Love of Athens two grandchildren and other relatives He was a carpenter until illness 18 years ago He leaves a wife a son a daughter and grandchildren He bore his long illness patiently and died peacefully He is remembered as a good neighbor and worker with several Athens houses still standing He quotes lines from hymns in memory of his faith and rest in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Long
Isaac
Mary Long
Guysville
Ohio
Pratt Street
Athens
Charlotte Barrows
Cordelia Vanbiber
Little Myrta
Mr. Long
Herbert Long
Nelsonville
Clara Love
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kind ness during illness and death of their husband and father Rev Timmona for consoling words and Undertaker Baughman for attention and flowers. Mrs J N Long Mrs Clara Love Herbert Long.
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Timmona
Baughman
J. N. Long
Clara Love
Herbert Long
Local Notes From Wrightown And Nearby Areas
Wrightown resident William Bolinger and his grandfather George Hazen visit Athens where Hazen lies seriously ill at the Mills home. Several locals make calls in Athens Glouster and Marietta while other residents attend services and family events. A tonsil adenoid operation is reported and a July 17 birth adds Carrol Thomas to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornell of Deerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bolinger
Athens
George Hazen
C. C. Mills
Arza Ball
William Hogesett
George Harper
Everett Eddy
Roe Watkins
Glouster
Ysaac Ball
Gail Snyder
Chesterhill
M. L. Dulaney
G. M. June
Eldon Able
Marietta
Zion
Edith Faires
LeFever
Eva Balderson
Owen Linscott
Amesville
M. L. Duiatey
Richard Ahle
Otis Ball
Everett Ball
Mary Ball
A. T. Archer
Emory Ahle
Harry Cornell
Deerfield
Carrol Thomas
Forest Thomas
Louisa Ensla
Local Gossip Notes From Mitchell and Athens Areas
New Marshfield guests Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Conkey from Mitchell Indiana sister of Mrs. Hunter. Agnes Cox and Nelsonville folk visit Mrs. Janet Russell and Mrs. John Smith over Sunday. Rev Dabritz held appointment at M E church. Johnson City Illinois trio visit relatives in Athens area. Amphibious vehicle powered by aerial propeller claims 60 mph on roads and reduced speed on water.
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O. B. Conkey
Mitchell, Ind
W. V. Hunter
Conkey
Hunter
Agnes Cox
Nelsonville
Janet Russell
John Smith
Dabritz
M. E. Church
Harry Carter
Little Son
Johnson City
Ill
Hiram Nanna
Herron
Athens
Donald Rhorick
New Plymouth
Lizzie Duncan
R. Hysell
John Gilbert
Will Trout
Chauncey
Harvey Nichols
Lee McWilliams
Luhrig
Emmett Boden
Indianapolis
Fred Nice
William Boden
Lafe Hewitt
Dasa Long
L. Hewitt
Australian patent ties tighter wool bale bands to save steel
An Australian inventor patents a screw fastener for wool bale bands enabling tighter bales with narrower bands. The device reduces band width and uses less steel while maintaining bale integrity.
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