Weekend social notes from Sand Rock area
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend activities and travels. Merwin Bryson visits Ohio University in Athens while staying with his parents O. O. and Mrs. Bryson. Mrs. Grandstaff, Mrs. Bolin, and others visit relatives in Amesville, Columbus, Joy, Sharpsburg, and Broadwell. An August ice cream social at B W Linscott’s benefits the church invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Bryson
Ohio University
Athens
O. O. Bryson
Frank Bolin
Columbus
Mary Grandstaff
Andrews
Amesville
Art Copeland
Wells Vandyke
Henry Oggunday
B. W. Linscotts
Nora Crawford
Sarah Copeland
Faye Bennett
Lelia Vandyke
Susie Kellerman
Branch Townsends
Amos Townsend
Carthage
George Ogg
Joy
Sharpsburg
Clyde Colvin
Dana
Broadwell
Local Corners News From Angel Ridge and Nearby Areas
Mr Leroy Nickason has gone to Akron for work. Mr and Mrs William Ball visited Dewitt Sloan family at Angel Ridge. Mrs Iona Smith and daughter Cledythe stayed with her father Alex Willard at Guysville. Others with Aaron Brown included C Kelley and Nora, Sylvia Ziggafoos, and Jewell Story. Arthur McCann and Elenor Scott visit Columbus while Leo Smith and two children stay with Alex Smith. Local farmers are cutting hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Nickason
Akron
William Ball
Dewitt Sloan
Angel Ridge
Iona Smith
Cledythe
Alex Willard
Guysville
Aaron Brown
C. Kelley
Nora
Sylvia Ziggafoos
Shade
Jewell Story
Pratts Fork
Arthur McCann
Cleveland mayoral bid pledges tough city cleaning
Dr. R. H. Bishop Jr. seeks the mayoral nomination after winning the Democratic executive committee endorsement. His campaign vows to attack Mayor Davis for not dedicating full time and effort, appointing best available officials, and for governance he calls unsafe and lenient toward city hall favorites.
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Cleveland
R. H. Bishop, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Davis
Bishop
German Assembly Voters Back Ebert Government Majority
In Weimar on July 29 the German national assembly backed Chancellor Ebert by 243 votes to 63 defeating a rightist censuring motion. A state tribunal bill to try war responsibility aims to illuminate governance. Foreign Minister Mueller urged publicity of wartime conduct. London reports Bernstorff to succeed Mueller as foreign minister soon.
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Weimar
Ebert
German National Assembly
Party of the Right
Mueller
David
Germany
London
Count von Bernstorff
Hermann Mueller
Berlin
Chauncey Dinner Honors Corporal Fuller Homecoming
Mrs. Mary Russell and Mrs. Clarence Russell hosted a Sunday dinner in Chauncey to honor Corporal W. P. Fuller recently returned from overseas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fuller and family, Mrs. Blanche Brown and son Harold, and others from Chauncey, Poc, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Russell
Clarence Russell
W. P. Fuller
Chauncey
Ira . Fuller
Blanche Brown
Harold
Annie Penn
Ira
Clarence
Dottee
Pontias
Mich
Carrie Palmer
Kathleen
Delores
Pomeroy
Ohio
Thule Meeting At First Christian Church Sunday Evening
Miss Lucile Duffee led a Thuse program at the Athens County Christian Endeavor Union meeting in Chauncey with visiting Endeavorers. Jean Thompson spoke on why Athens County should have a Christian Endeavor Union. Other talks and conventions were by Grace Riley Arthur Robinson Mor Salters. Families from Chauncey and Glouster traveled to Lowell for a visit. Undertaker T R Hamilton attended Logan auto races last week.
Funeral in Marshfield for Mr Young of Hamley Run
Mr and Mrs Harvey Nye Mr and Mrs Will Nye and Mrs Floyd Nye attended the Marshfield Christian church funeral Monday for Mr Young of Hamley Run The service was conducted by Revs W H Boden and F C Ransdell Mr Young was the last of ten siblings and nephew of Mrs Harvey Nye of Chauncey
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Harvey Nye
Will Nye
Floyd Nye
Marshfield
Mr. Young
Hamley Run
Longs Travel for Health and Rest Visit Eastern Seaboard
Rev and Mrs J A Long and child ren depart for Charleston West Virginia to visit Mrs Selah Nye Guthrie. They will then travel to a beach near Norfolk Virginia for several weeks for Mrs Longs health and rest for Mr Long. Mr and Mrs S Tippett and three children recently visited relatives in Corning and Congo. Mr and Mrs Herbert Cramer of Columbus were guests of Mrs Lee Schoono ver of Chauncey this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Dean of
Chauncey
Hull Kittle
Glouster
Lowell
Kate Stanley
J. A. Long
Charleston
W. Va
Selah Nye Guthrie
Norfolk, Va
S. Tippett
Corning
Congo
Herbert Cramer
Columbus
Lee Schoonover
Chauncey group enjoys Buckeye Lake outing
Mr and Mrs Wm Collins with three children Mr and Mrs McMann with two children Mr and Mrs Dave Smith and son Albert and Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith spent a Sunday picnic at Buckeye Lake.
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Chauncey
Buckeye Lake
Wm. Collins
McMann
Dave Smith
Albert
Arthur Smith
Chauncey Boy Scouts Plan Farm Camping Trip
The Chauncey Boy Scouts will enjoy a camping trip next week spending several days on the farm of D. O. Chappel at Shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Boy Scouts
D. O. Chappel
Shade
Surprise party for Floyd Bridge at Circle Hill
Miss Gertrude Bridge hosted a gathering at Circle Hill on Saturday night to honor her brother Floyd who recently returned from navy service. Numerous relatives and friends attended including the Shay, Grace, Garlinger, Oakley, Coots, McBride, Fink, Locke, Duskey, Wadley, Sands, and Robinson families, with others from Nelsonville and Johnston City visiting. Local attendees and traveling guests shared a festive evening at W. L. Coots home, with various family updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bridge
Floyd
Bridge
Navy
Mary
Emma Shay
Grace Grace
Ollie Garlinger
Veretoria Oakley
Muriel Nicholas
Susan Freano
Pearl Jordan
Gladys Buchanan
Ethel Coots
Pearl McBride
Alice McBride
Luhrig
Cecil Kirkendall
Alfred Fink
William Coots
Harry Locke
Jay Fink
Carl Duskey
Nelsonville
Charles Wadley
Herald
Pearl Allman
Joe Garlinger
J. L. Skinner
Athens
George Fisher
Wesley Hawk
Nanna Reunion Draws Crowd in Carbondale Ohio
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank in Carbondale Ohio featured a high noon lawn feast. Notables at the event included George Frank James E. Nanna and family members from New Marshfield and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna
Henry Frank
Carbondale
Ohio
George Frank
James EE
Cooper
Sybil
Margaret and
Forrest Nanna
Denver Nanna
Carl and
Maxwell Nanna
New Marshfield
Irvin
Glouster to Host Central Power Plant Amid Coal Fields
Glouster is selected for a new central power plant after securing land owned by L. R. Andrews on the north side near Urbancrest. Eastern capital backs the project to supply Sunday Creek valley and surrounding fields in Athens and Perry counties, with water from Sunday Creek and coal from The Pan American Coal Company. Railroad power may shift to electricity, expanding service and reducing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
L. R. Andrews
Urbancrest
Sunday Creek
Pan-American Coal Company
Stoecklein
Athens
Perry
East Branch Field
Santoy
Federal Valley
Federal Valley Railroad
Beaumont
Local Family Guests Attend Nelsonville gathering
Nanna and daughter Gladys and son Harold Nanna of Nelsonville R. D. 3 visited by Mr. and Mrs. M T Brandenburg Forrest Nelsonville Mrs Ida Har per and Miss Tabitha Shawhan Mr and Mrs Edward Mackell Barberton Local guests were Mr and Mrs Henry Frank Mr and Mrs Carl Frank and their young son Henry Leroy and Mr Henry Shawhan.
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Nanna
Gladys
Harold Nanna
Nelsonville
R. D
M.T. Brandenburg, Forrest
Ida Harper
Tabitha Shawhan
Edward Mackell
Barberton
Henry Frank
Carl Frank
Henry Leroy
Henry Shawhan
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Recalled
The article attests the remedy reduces deaths from disease and claims ninety nine out of a hundred recover with proper dosing and diet. Mr. W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee testifies it surpasses all prior treatments for summer complaints in children.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Worthington Surprise Party Honors Mrs J R Worthington
Buchtel July 29 Mr and Mrs George Worthington of Buchtel hosted a surprise party for their mother Mrs J R Worthington. Music included dancing piano victrola and horn. A late supper was served at 11 PM. Attending guests included Mrs B F White Howard M White Columbus Mr and Mrs Ray Crosser Glouster Mrs Susie Taylor and several Worthingtons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bower
Elmer Whitlatch
Conkle
Susie Taylor
Marie Martin
Ed Smathers
Mae Worthington
Master Karl and
Walter Worthington
Despondent Women Cited as Result of System Imbalance
A prominent writer asserts that women are naturally despondent but notes mood dips may stem from a system imbalance causing nervousness backache headaches sleeplessness and sadness. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is said to restore tone strength and health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Powers Funeral Service Set In M. & Church
Funeral services for Mr. F. M. Powers will be held Thursday afternoon at one o'clock at the M. & church. Interment will follow in Green Lawn Cemetery.
Farmer George Wilkin Dies at 93 After Illness in Athens
George Wilkin a 93 year old farmer died July 27 at 5 55 PM in Athens State hospital after a pneumonia illness. He had been an inmate of the hospital for the last three years. The body was shipped to Hillsboro today for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkin
Athens State Hospital
Hillsboro
Two youths attempt armed holdup at copper yard
In New York two young men armed with revolvers masks and other gear attempted to rob a copper yard watchman. Police headquarters report a close call with officers responding swiftly.
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New York
Fire Tragedy After Desperate Act Smothers Eight
In Nelsonville a woman bound a cotton line around her body and lit lamp oil causing a fatal house fire. Eight people died as gas fumes filled the locked home. four children escaped to another room but suffocated. The mother and oldest son were severely burned. others lightly burned. Bodies await funeral arrangements at C. L. Stout’s parlors.
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C. L. Stout
Nelsonville
Elks to Play Millfield Here After Nelsonville Cancelled
Nelsonville cancelled Thursday’s game with the Elk outfit because a sister city twirler injured his back. Millfield was added at the last minute by Schimpf. The Elks will face a team they beat only once, with Millfield considered stronger than Nelsonville. A six o’clock practice game with the summer students is set on the Ohio University Field.
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Nelsonville
Millfield
Schimpf
Elks
Wedded in Columbus Vows Tie Sylvia Hoge to Joseph West
Miss Sylvia L Hoge of Columbus and Mr Joseph West of Glouster were married recently in Columbus The couple formerly lived in Glouster and will reside in Columbus after the ceremony
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Columbus
Glouster
Sylvia L. Hoge
Joseph West
Marrage
West
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth to visit America
In September King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will visit the United States as guests of the President in Washington after his trip. They also plan a nationwide tour.
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Albert
America
Washington
Elizabeth
Belgium
Oil empire expansion urged by confidential US letter
A confidential February letter to Dr. H A Garfield of the fuel administration urges government backing for American capital in oil, aiming to extend US control worldwide with a petrochemical company guided by American engineering and supervised by the US government. Also mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for summer complaint relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Garfield
Fuel Administration
United States
More Troops in Chicago Amid Race Clash
July 30 report notes a twenty sixth death in Chicago race violence as unrest continues. A white officer and an unknown Black man are wounded in the belt as patrols tighten. Arrests mount with numerous suspects, including eleven ex soldiers, some awarded Croix de Guerre. Refugees flood Evanston while southbound migrants are redirected to police stations. Loop conditions improve with new employment measures.
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Chicago
Ilis
Berger Oolman
Evanston
Negro Citizens Put On Special Police Role After Riot
Negro civilians serve as special officers during post riot calm in the loop while white mobs lose momentum. Some stranded blacks are sent home in vans, with police ready to remove refugees if needed. Negro business leaders distribute over 360000 handbills urging restraint and obedience to authorities. Leaders meet with the mayor and police chief to form a mixed race protection committee. Additional militia arrives and Adjutant General Dickson says troops may be sent home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Manns
Dickson
Black Belt
He Was a Girl Mystery on New York Train
In New York a mystery of a good looking boy who tried to board a Baltimore bound train was solved when his father intervened. It turned out he was a girl.
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New York
Baltimore
Midland beach bans bungalow aprons
The management at Midland Beach issued an edict forbidding the wearing of bungalow aprons at the resort. The action reflects the beach authoritys stance on modest dress and public behavior.
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New York
Midland Beach
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