Funeral for Mrs. William Phillips 34 Held in Millfield
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W A Bell Millfield for Mrs. Ethel Bell Phillips 34 wife of William Phillips who died after a cancer illness. Rev F S Roberta officiated burial was in Maplewood Cemetery she is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs W A Bell and a sister Miss Clara Bell of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
Chauncey
Ethel Bell
W. A. Bell
Millfield
F. S. Roberta
Glouster Church of Christ
Maplewood
Phillips
Clara, Bell
Child Stella Garlinger Dies After Illness in Steubenville
Stella Garlinger eleven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Garlinger of Steubenville formerly Chauncey and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Cunningham of this city, died this week after heart trouble. Funeral and burial will be in Steubenville. Relatives reside nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Stella Garlinger
Fred Garlinger
Steubenville
William Cunningham
Freda, Cunningham
Cunningham
THREE MINES OPERATE SATURDAY AND FRIDAY
District reports show three mines active Saturday and two on Friday. Hocking mine worked four days last week but was down Friday and Saturday. No 255 No 68 and No 24 were the only mines operating Saturday. Mrs William Dennis returns to Chauncey from Pomeroy. an infant born to Mr and Mrs Watkins died. Chauncey July 27. Millfield personals note visits to Columbus Westerville Akron. families listed including Brookins and Barich clans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Chauncey
William Dennis
Pomeroy
Lamen Watkins
Watkins
Church of Christ In
Frances Barich
Millfield
Columbus
Westerville
Akron
Guy Brookins
Vaughter
Thelma Jean
Jeste
Sis
M. J. Brookins
Olive Brookins
New Naomi Bible Class Welcomes Channell At Plains
IS NEW MEMBER CHAUNCEY July 27 Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M H Church met at president Edith Barrows home with teacher Chauncey. The group held devotions and discussed readings by Thelma Tinscott and Mary Marion. A Bible drama was presented, one new member joined, and a parcel post sale followed with many members and visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Naomi
The
Plains M. H
Church
Edith
Barrows
Ruth Cade
Marie Michaels
Bible van Morgan
Prins
Bar
Morgan
Andrews
Graves
Melon Michiels
Richard Junes
Rekanaels
Bernice Luman
Augusta
Athens County
Whitcited
Jaret Channell
Iva Hawk
Columbus
Sali
Mary Evans
Thelma Linscott
Meric Michaels
Helen Michaels
Virgene Porter
Tete Hardy
Lela Shrieves
Augustt Whitlatch
Berniece Lumen
Mrsraves
Mrs. Barrows
Nelsonville and Kimberly Community Picnic Notes
Community notes from Kimberly and Nelsonville record a Church class picnic at the high school grounds with Mrs. Ogg teaching and several locals including the Searles family, Hartnett, and Brown among attendees. Nearby residents move, visit, or host relatives. Nelsonville color team defeats Kimberly 12 to 7 on city grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberly
Ivan Dolman
Mason City
Dolman
Par- Chauncey
Robert Ken
Benjamin
Thelson
William Searles
Sunda High School
Albert Brown
Wallace Ing
Pickett
Robert Hartnett
Community social notes from Prach Ridge area
The column lists many local families visiting friends and relatives across nearby towns, including Postons, McDaniel, Mathews, South, Dolinger, Tipple, Goodin, Hubler, and others. It notes John Sweeney of Corning hospitalized in Columbus for cancer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Poston
Laura McDaniel
Albert Poston
Strouds Man
Ray Mathews
McDougal
John South
John Dolinger
Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
Ben Tipple
Peach Ridge
Old Man's Cave
Edwin Goodin
Robert
Harold
F. J. Hubler
G. South
Bucyrus
John d Mathews
Bessie Dillinger
Rose South
Elwyn Dorr
Canaanville
Qgreant Ridge
New Lexington
John Sweeney
Bank In
Corning
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Coalville Man Pleads Guilty to Assault in Athens
Nial Sander of Coalville pleaded guilty to assault on Matt Henry in Athens on July 24. He was fined $385 and costs and jailed in default of payment, after arraignment before Magistrate Carl H. Porter. Deputies Wilson Atler and Wayne Winger arrested him. the accused reportedly reacted violently when Henry, his father in law, protested his drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillty
Matt Henry
Nial Sander
Coalville
Carl H. Porter
County
Tait
Sander
Depuy
Wilson Atler
Wayne Winger
Sandér
Henry
Syracuse Area Guests and Local Visitors Tidings
Syracuse area residents share social visits as many families travel to and from Athens Parkersburg and surrounding towns over a week. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tennihill and Mrs Carrie Sindenabel visit Athens while Dr Don Sayre and daughter Nancy stay with friends in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hughes
Thornton Hughes
Athens
Mary Hughes
Anna Blumenauer
Carrie Seidenabel
Cora Johnson
Palm
Jerome Roush
Parkersburg
Ellen Tur Jey
Lawrence Tennihill
Carrie Sindenabel
Winsteed
Racine
Delbert Lee
Dayton
Glenroy Irwing
Pomeroy
En Pal
Syracuse
Robert Burnell
Robert, Jr
Jonathan Burnell
Charlotte
Lenora Campbell
Herbert Stobart
Grace Bartels
Ade
Hine McBride
Rio Grande
Folka
Jmr
Hess Nichols
Gammly
Stewart
Don Sayre
Local Notes From McDougal Church and Nearby Visits
Community news from McDougal highlights Mrs. Charles Liggett’s anniversary visit by Woolley friends, Lee Howard returning home to his parents, and visits among Parker O Neal and O Neal kin. Jack Grover weekends with grandmother E Donaldson. Sunday School to start at 10, with Charles Miller of Athens speaking and special numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edougal
Ann
Charles Liggett
A. Woolley
McDougal
Lee Howard
Lucille Parker
O'Neal
Crees O'Neal
John Southerton
Don O'Neal
Iday
Jack Grover
W. Grover
E. Donaldson
Charles Miller
Athens
Community Picnic and Local Death in New Straitsville
July 7 report from New Straitsville details a wiener roast at Boyles Grove for Mrs. Wham Bird and a wall game, with numerous attendees listed. Also reported is the death of Mary Carr, age 82, in Columbus from a broken hip, and note of Pasteur mind dog scare treatments for Harold Miller and Hortense Easley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straitsville
Orlock
Wham Bird
Boyles Grove
Bird
Syracuse
Wailliam Absram
Anna Brown
Neil Shuttleworth
Lon Hargeltan
Mabel Sines
Trice
Ed Albaugh
Mell Newman
Mary Carr
Columbus
Stephen
Joan
Joseph
Thomas
Michael Welsh
New Straitsville
Ela Yarrington
Mary Margaret
Order of St. Joseph
Dayton
Sacred Heart
Pasteur
Thea University Laboratory
Columbins
Harold Miller
Hortense Easley
J. F Switzer
Claude Summers
Fred Peterson
Abram
Herman Brownt
Loran
Henry Thompson
Legion
Harry Thompson
Herman Brown
William Ebert
Judee Price
New Lexington
Menic
J. N. Rittenhouse
Thomas Parks
Glouster
Thomas Houston
Frank Mathews
Harry Rosa
Marietta
Sam Ambrose
Frank Hood
West Virginia
Lasthursday
L. H. Scott
John P. Sweeney
Post Will Discuss Remodeling Home
The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion meets Wednesday night at 7 20 at Block for a program on remodeling the present post home on South Court Street. The meeting emphasizes official duties and is open to all officers and post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Court Street
K. T. Crossen Post
The
American Legion
Father and Son Gather Berries in Chauncey
Sidney Haynes and son Roy Haynes of Chauncey report picking 200 gallons of blackberries this season. They sell at 40 cents per gallon with steady demand for the large select berries. Berries were picked from hills near Chauncey and marketed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sidney Haynes
Roy Haynes
Haynes
Local Briefs From Chesterhill and Vicinity
Chesterhill residents report visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Oden sbaugh of Barberton and George Murray of Akron. Mrs. Mary McDonald, aged resident, fell from a chair causing a broken arm, while Mary Hoge narrowly escaped a car with cuts and bruises. A wedding unites two young locals Violet McPeak and Charles Huffman Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huffman
Frank
Indiana
Illinois
Charles Newton
Wesley Newton
Goshen Run
Violet McPeak
Lewis McPeak
Spurrier Ridge
Marnage
William Odensbaugh
Barberton
George Murray
Akron
Chesterhill
Mary McDonald
Gertrude Jnmnnington
Oklahoma
Minnie Armstrong
Kansas
Will Parry
Crooks- Iville
Joe Miler
Mary Hoge
Locals Visit Rutland Area in July Note
Rutland area residents and visitors from Columbus Cleveland and Athens share news of travel illness and funerals. Bertha Plummer now Mrs Cottrill returns to memories of Rutland, Maria Bryan dies after paralytic stroke, and Bart Parker passes from heart trouble. Communities report relatives visiting and short trips to California and Akro n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pond
Mathturn
Bart Parker
Rutland
Farilla Hopper
Hysell Ann
E. C Ralph
Ed Longstreth
Richmond
Ind
Leland Chase
Athens
T. J. Chase
Ellen Kenney
Wallace
Columpus
Maorn
Social Visits and a 4-H Picnic Highlight This Week
Jackville residents Louis White and son Charles Jr joined by Columbus guests and Mrs. Fred White from Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Shaw while others called on Mrs. Blyss Driggs. The Jally Workers 4 H Sewing Club met with families for a hilltop picnic with many local and out of town members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Jacoby
Sell Jacoby
Springfield
Josephine Barker
Iona
Dean Jacoby
Columbus
Dorothy Barker
George McBride
Hoomemaan
Luhrng
Jally
Claude Westfall
Hiram Westfall
O. ©. Baker
R. R. Barker
T. Henre
Charles Ronns
H. R. Jacoby
Anna Mae
Alice Arminta
Hetty Jane Russ
Katheleene
Nina Maxwell
Guy Kelley
Athens
Clint Reed
Fines for Two From The Plains and Parkersburg
Charles McDonald of The Plains and W H Johnson of Parkersburg were arrested on intoxication charges by Police Captain Charlies Maple on Court Street Friday night. McDonald received a $25 fine plus costs after arraignment before Mayor E C Woodworth Saturday. Johnson was fined $13.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
the Plains
W. H. Johnson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charlies Maple
Court Street
E C. Woodworth
Johnson
Perry County plans pushing amendment
Perry County organized to back the passage of a Tax Limitation Amendment to be voted on this fall. The committees include Paul Tague as chairman of the Ohio Bar Association and J M Crosbie of the Ohio Medical Association, among others from New Lexington and other county sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Paul ‘Tague
Ohio Bar Association
J. M. Crosbie
Ohio Medical Association
A. J. Groff
Coal Operators Association
A.T. Pettit
Building and Loan Association
P. L. van Atta
Ohia Assurance Real Estate Boards
G. L. Rodgers
Ohio Bank Association
J. Q. Cullen
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
F. D. Rarick
Ohio Hardware Association
H. 13. Cheadle
Ohio Hotel Association
Suit filed to remove Mentor official over slander case
Marshal R. W. Thompson of Mentor On The Lake is named defendant in a $50,000 slander suit in Common Pleas Court. Plaintiff Helen Taylor, wife of W. H. Taylor of Mentor, leads the action as part of a feud over Thompson's removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.rk
R. W. Thompson
Mentor-On-The-Lake
Common Pleas Court
Helen Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Mentor
Thompeson
Athens County Fair Arrangements Finalized For August Days
Final arrangements for the Athens County Fair set for August 20 22 23 were approved by the Fair Board. A woven wire fence will be erected at the burned barn site near the gates. Fireworks by Theatre Duffield Company Chicago are planned for the four day event with an afternoon display. Auto polo heats and horse racing segments were arranged. Herb Parker named head of police and traffic control for the fair. A. Daugherty will direct the parade and a cup will go to the Grange with the largest parade membership title to pass to the next winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens County Fair Board
Athens
Theatre Duffield Company
Chicago
Herb Parker
Trafic
A. Daugherty
Grange
5 Year Old Buried By Cavern Collapse On School Grounds
A ditch being dug between Athens Junior High and Senior High for a heating tunnel caved in burying Frederick Rosser age 5. He was found under three feet of dirt and rescued, with injuries not considered serious. He was taken home by ambulance and to Sheltering Arms Hospital for an X ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rosser
Thomas Rosser
Weat
Washington Street
Athens
Richard Benton
Salvation Army
J. A. Wiseman
Fred Lee Tom
Folica K. S. Finsterwald
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Thompson
Methodist Church
Cleveland
Akron
Athens County B16 Road Program Under Way
Large county road funding project advances with multiple roads and bridges under construction. Mush Fun Road in Canaan Township, about one mile of limestone surface, contracted to A C Parson. Broadwell to Federal Creek in Rome Township, three miles, also Parson. Marshfield Albany road 2 miles, limestone surface under Sell and Carr. Chase Road in Alexander Township 1.6 miles limestone over sandstone base, finishing in weeks. Garden Road in Lodi Township to start next week with sandstone base by Edward Cole. Hooper Fidz Road two miles and Woolley line Ames Township 1.5 miles laid in lime. Frost-Combville Row 3.4 miles Troy Township near completion. bids August 18 for Anns Road Congress Run Road and Glouster-Hartleyville link. County crews grading Harmony Road and Shottan-Hull. concrete bridges underway in Ames and Primble Townships. Plains Road Athens and Dover Townships near completion. tar delay. Sand Rock Road in Bern Township grading starts. surface by competitive bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. We Witson
Canaan
Township
Timestone
A. C
Parson
Federal Creek
Broadwell
Rome ‘Township
Marshfeld- Albany
Sell and Carr
Alexander Township
Garden
Lodi Township
Edward Cole
Ames Township
Troy Tres
Canaan Township
Harmony Road
Shottoan- Hull
Lodi
Connett Ea
York Township
Burchfield
Conny
Carthage
Primble
Alexander and Lee
Plains
Athens
Dover
Bern
Wilson
Salvation Army Building Progress Report in Athens
Construction of the Salvation Army building on West Union Street in Athens progresses despite two days of rain. Captain Richard Benton reports brick and tie work nearly finished. roof work with composition material set to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West Union Street
Athens
Captan Richard Benton
Trial Flight Near Friedrichshafen Carries 23 Passengers
The Dorterlite Graf Zeppelin began a trial flight on Lake Constance and Southern Germany today carrying 23 passengers along with officers and crew. The airship tested navigation and endurance during the flight in clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Civrmany
Graf Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Geerany
Sew U Wel Club Goes a Picnicking
The Sew U Wel 4-H club held a meeting at Mia’s home and enjoyed a picnic on the State Hospital Grounds with diverse birds and nests observed. Members reported dress project progress and several planned to attend the county camp in August. the next meeting is set for Thursday August 1 at the leader’s home. Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett returned Saturday from Mansfield with Kenneth June, convicted of non support of a minor and sentenced to two years in the Mansfield Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Membety
Mia
Huby
4-Hehay County
Sherff
Wayne Wingett
Salurday
Mansfield
Kenneth June
Mansfield Reformatory
Divorced Zoe Calvert Granted After Neglect Claim
Judge L G Vorstell grants divorce to Zoe Calvert from James T Calvert on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. Calvert, living in Ortera Florida, was not present at the proceedings Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Biddison
Zoe Calvert
James T. Calvert
L. G. Vorstell
Calvert
Ortera
Florida
Seven Men Face Court On Manslaughter Indictments
Seven defendants were arraigned in Athens county Common Pleas Court on indictments from the May grand jury. Names include Woollett and Barney Pearann facing manslaughter charges in the Victor Arnica death after an alley brawl June 26. Pearson and Woollett pleaded not guilty with bond set at 2000 and 1800 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jndge
L. G. Warstell
Athens Vannty Common Fleas
Index Wolett
Barney Pearann
Victor Arnica
Lick
Nelsonsilly
Arnie
Pearson
Woollett
Voth
Bond
Wollett Wis
Hetried
H. H Loutland
Emil
Austin Kontner
Assant
Fred Clark
Canton Coal Company
Caninville
Luther Wade
Canaanville
Wall
FL Rowland
J. J. Woolley
Attorne
Arne Rowne
George Shively
Green Vale Mineral Company
Buchtel
Oscar Porter
Porter
Bandits Kill and Rob Buppalo in Saloon Heist
July 27 report from U.P. says three bandits shot and killed Fred Feehter and fled with $8,000 he was carrying to his saloon. The robbery occurred as Feehter transported valuables, leaving authorities seeking suspects and details of the incident.
County Campaign Roundup With Six Mayoral Candidates
County voters eye August primaries as Athens Nelsonville and Glouster report six mayoral hopefuls each. In Athens Republicans E C Woodworth and J A Reasoner seek mayoral nomination while Democrats field no slates. Other towns list candidates for council auditor treasurer and public affairs posts across multiple parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheny Counsty
Nelsonsville
Glouster
Athens
E. C. Woodworth
J. A. Reasoner
Frank Lowry
Rufus C. Hopkins
Griff H. Evans
John W. Bolin
Carl H. Beasley
J. E. Bailey
Fred Fenzel
Nelsonville
John E. Williams
Willy Barker
Sidney A. Cook
W. W. (Bij) Hickman
E.G. Beard
Pearl Elizabeth Barrows
Ralph Elliott
Harry L. Galvin
Raymond C. Cook
Ralph Henry
Walter Tinting
W. BE. Clemente
L. J. Eberle
Heven Z. Her
Sohn M. Ber
FLW
Psteey Glouster
Mazor
Moy Penman
Willum Ellis
Gus Gaskalla
Lawrence W. Lawy
John R Davis
George F. Ochs
Counch
Andrew Allen
D. W. Oavis
Thomas McDonald
J. B Stiff
Harry Trasin
SRIEF TO MOTORISTS BRINGS BIG BUSINESS TO WASHERS OF GARS
A four mile stretch of State Route No. 8, between Athens and Columbus, is opened to motorists after tar was laid on the road. Local garages report they are running at capacity to handle the work and cars travel slowly to avoid damage. H. O. Barrett urges motorists to keep speeds under five miles an hour as the tar dries, expected within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Toon
H. O. Barrett
South East
Ohia Motor Tb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freda Cunningham
Pauline Tracy
Doris Cole
Vaughn Barich
Naomi Bible Class
the Plains M. E. Church
Kimberly
Eljeen Sands
Eva Ferrer
Ruth Shaffer
Ruth Leffler
Ruth Leiber
Bessy Bell Baughman
Mary Ogg
Laura Mae Ogg
Helen Leiber
June Richardson
Helen Ferrer
Mrs. Ogg
Emanuel Auflick
William Davis
Miss Tears Pidcork
Oak Grove Sanday
George Griffin
Gritan
Charles Thomas
Pennsylvania
Eugene Campbell
Arch Brooks
Carl Laudernack
Leonard Davis
Oak Grove
Samuel Teal
Lew Floodwaod
Sals
Lotte Crane
Crystal Sharp
James Laundekirk
Fern Smaith
Nelsonsite
Birdie Davis
William Williams
Tosa Brown
Elden
Alva Patton
Andrew Farnes
Amos Mallon
John Metsing
Willam Donaldso
Wtsonable
Walullel Anere
Post
Hocking County
William Judy
Sidney and
Vtland
Ed Cottrill
Middleport
Mare
Miles Cemetery
A. T. Marton
Harold Crumsey
Jackville
Augustus
Rome
Z. E. Weekley Watch and Jewelry Repair
Majestic Theatre
Ohio
Salvation Army Building
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
Athena
Marcela
Coolville
Ame
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