Faithful Workers class hosts lawn party and picnic plan
Nelsonville notices describe a Faithful Workers Sunday school party hosted by Mrs. Thomas Spencer with 30 members and guests. The group planned an August 16 Lancaster Camp Grounds picnic. music came from a Victrola under a shade tree amid outdoor games and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Thomas Spencer
Pierce Spencer
Lancaster
Ew Green
Logan
Florasmith
Haydenville
C. E. Spencer
Crawford
Ira Spencer
Columbus
Ostess
German cabinet resignation likely for Cuno in Berlin despatch
A Central News despatch from Berlin says the resignation of Chancellor Cuno’s German cabinet is certain as of July 36. The report cites political turmoil and pressure on the government amid postwar challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cuno
Berlin
Ku Klux Klan Rally At Nelson Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday night Klan gathering in Nelson drew a great throng as a bugle call from the Central school tower signaled the event. White robed members arrived from Logan and nearby cities and a cross was lit while speakers addressed the crowd from the south square area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Nelson
Klaasen
Logan
Robbinshall
Kontners Hill
Miner Logan Bright Returns Home After Illinois Visit
Marion Bright of Walier Illinois returns from a family visit with brothers Charles A Bright and I E Bright. He left Logan sixteen years ago for Illinois coal fields and last visited Logan two years ago during Charles illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bright
Walier
Ill
Charles A
I. E. Bright
Mr. Bright
Logan
Illinois
Charles
J W Jones Straitsville Hardwareman Dies After Injury
J W Jones a Straitsville hardware dealer active in oil and coal ventures died in Columbus after a week long illness from injuries when struck by timber at a well. He underwent surgery and his death followed infection. Funeral services were planned at New Straitsville Baptist Church. He was a member of the I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Straitsville
Colum Hospital
Jones
Columbus
New Straitshive Baptist Church
I. O. O. Fraternity
Night Blooming Cactus Delights Mrs Case Neighbors
A rare night blooming cactus attracted neighbors to Mrs F Case’s Second Street home Sunday evening. The plant, a late bloomer in its third year, displayed eleven large white fragrant flowers that open for one night only and fade within hours. Nine buds remain to bloom soon announced by Mrs Case and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Second Street
Township Plans for High School Building Addition
Vinton County officials discuss adding to the second grade high school to permit a grade upgrade. D. Campbell reports field trips to Columbus to meet state officials about the change and notes current grounds require a new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Crade
Mann
D. Campbell
Colummeet
Zemo Promises Clear Skin From Fur Skin Tortures
An old ad touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema pimples blotches and ringworm with a 35 cent bottle or a one dollar extra large bottle sold at drug stores. The copy stresses its penetrating liquid formula and easy application as a dependable skin treatment.
Pastor Leon Arpee Leaves for Vacation
Nev Leon Arpee pastor of the first Presbyterian church departs for a month long vacation. Part of the time he will stay with his mother in Athens. During his absence no church services will be held at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Leon Arpee
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Local residents listed as returning and visiting
Mrs P B Veriity returned after visiting her daughters. Fred Edington of Madison WW Va and Misses Isabell and Cathrine Mc Cann of Beverly with Miss Hazel Davis of Columbus were Saturday guests of Mrs C H Bartlett. Mrs Emmett Preston returned after a week with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Preston. Miss Ella Burnelie came back Saturday after vacations in Akron and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Veriity
Fred Edington
Madison
Isabell
Cathrine McCann
Beverly
Hazel Davis
Columbus
C. Hi. Bartlett
Emmett Preston
Elizabeth Preston
Ella Burnelie
Akron
Cleveland
Newtons enjoy Buckeye Lake visit Sunday
Announcement of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs Arthur Knight of Delaware formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs C A Emish and family and Mrs Etta Standell spent Friday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Knight
Delaware
Attorney General Crabbe Promises Quick Ruling
The township property dispute advances as Attorney General Crabbe pledges a ruling within a few days. He has reviewed evidence and indicated a decision is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
Allen Family Returns From Lake Side Vacation
After a two week pleasure trip at Lake Side, Dr. C. O. Allen Mrs. Allen and daughter Nellie arrived home Sunday evening by motor from Cleveland. Dr. Allen will resume his practice at once and the family reports a fine vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
C. O. Allen
Nellie Allen
Cleveland
Fad of Horseback Riding Gains Local Interest
Logan sees a new fad with many women taking up horseback riding. Daily riders appear on the streets and the activity attracts health conscious members to a local club. Some have bought horses to ride whenever the mood strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eberst Couple Visited Grandmother in Logan
Mr and Mrs James Eberst from Columbus spent Sunday in Logan with Mrs Nick Eberst grandmother of Gallagher Avenue they shared a day together in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eberst
Columbus
Logan
Nick Eberst
Gallagher Avenue
Lloyd George Defends Attitude in Poincare Critique
London report notes on the eve of Franco-Belgian reply to Britain’s reparations note. The Chronicle prints a defense of Lloyd George against Premier Poincare, who he accuses of stirring international hatred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Chronicle Today
Lloyd George
Poincare
France
BeLOIT Grade Crossing Crash Claims One Life
BeLOIT Wisconsin July 30 one man is dead and two others suffer severe injuries after a grade crossing collision near the city late Sunday The accident occurred near here causing fatalities and injuries to three individuals with authorities investigating the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Granddaughter Janet Elizabeth Born to Feltons in Wilmington
Albany grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Bolton welcome Janet Elizabeth born by telegraph on Friday at their Wilmington Delaware home dated July 27. J C Lewis of Fairmont Creamery recently returned from a vacation to Buckeye Lake Newark and Columbus. Mrs Sol Frum and her two sons Harry and Kernut visited Waverly Ohio with her brother Mr Koons and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Felton
Janet Tizabeth
Ernest Bolton
Wilmington
Delaware
Sol Frum
Harry and
Kernut
Waverly, W. VI
Koons
Ana
Coe Buys Mary McElroy Property for Duplex Plan
T W Coe has purchased the late Mary McElroy property at the corner of Railroad street and the Avenue. He intends to construct a double house on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Coe
Mary McElroy
Railroad Street
the Avenue
Mrs Stanley Plans Move After Home Sale
Mrs William Stanley after selling her home and roads, contemplates moving to Lancaster to live with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanley
Lancaster
Mrs Coe Returns Home as Daughter Recovers in Columbus
Mrs. Frank Coe arrived home Sunday evening for a few days. Her daughter Miss Clare appears to be recovering splendidly from a recent surgical operation in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coe
Miss Clare
Columbus
Residents Visit Family Guests From Tulsa Chicago and Carpenter
H P Glidden of Tulsa visited his sister Mrs D H Russell on Monday. Harry Mars, son in law of Mr and Mrs Fussell, from Chicago, and daughter Ruth stayed as guests last week. Miss Filma Wood of Carpenter was an over Sunday guest of her sister Miss Emma Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Glidden
Tulsa
Oklahoma
H. Russell
Harry Mars
Fussell
Chicago
Ruth
Filma Wood
Carpenter
Emma Wood
Gilloglys Visit as Chauncey Pastor Speaks on Ku Klux Klan
Mr and Mrs Will Gillogly and daughter visited Lon Gillogly and family Sunday. The MM Church announced that Harter of Chauncey would speak Friday evening on the meaning and ideals of the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will) Gillogly
Lon Gillogly
Gillogly
MM. F
Er. Harter
Chauncey
Ku Klux Kien
Cincinnati guests visit Albany connections noted
Mr and Mrs Furene Kelley and daughter Martha Jean of Cincinnati are guests of Mr and Mrs Charlie Brown and daughter this week. Mrs Kelleys maiden name was Lena Bowers formerly from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furene Kelley
Martha Jean
Cincinnati
Charlie Brown
Mrs. Kelley
Lena Bowers
Albany
Throckmorton Couple Visited Athens Relative
Mr and Mrs Jesse Throckmorton of Athens were weekend guests of his sister Mrs CG Y P Pearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Throckmorton
Athens
YP Pearman
Clyde Bowers and Parents Plan Saturday Surday Event
Mr Clyde Bowers of Cincinnati engages with his parents Mr and Mrs Elza Bowers about a weekend gathering titled Saturday and Surday, indicating family plans and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bowers
Cincinnati
Elza Bowers
Leyshons Head to Lancaster Camp Grounds
Mr. and Mrs. George Leyshon travel to camp grounds near Lancaster. Mrs. Leyshon will stay three weeks while Mr. Leyshon visits on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tyeyshon
Lancaster
Funeral of John Kale At Athens Attended by Civil War Veterans
Several Civil War veterans attended the funeral of John Kale at Athens on Thursday. The attendees included Mr. Rife, Mr. Thorn, Mr. Stratton, Mr. Bobo, and Mr. Coates. They received free auto service with a driver courtesy of Mr. Hoisington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kale
Athens
Rife
Thorn
Stratton
Bobo
Coates
Hoisington
Mrs Hamblin and Mrs Funk Visit Miss Lowery in McArthur
Mrs N W Hamblin and Mrs William Funk are visiting Miss Marie Lowery in McArthur this week. The brief social note places these three women at a local residence during the current period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Hamblin
William Funk
Marie Lowery
McArthur
Marion Guests Visit Mann Family
Mrs Florence Wofeard and daughter and son from Marion are guests of Mr and Mrs W H Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wo Fe
Aughter
Marion
W. H. Mann
Buchanan Woman Visits Brother and Family
Mrs. Lewis Chrisman and her daughter Esther from Buchanan West Virginia arrived for an extended visit at the home of her brother Mr. Fasch and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Wells
W. H. Grads
Louisville, Ky
Lewis Chrisman
Esther
Buchanan
W. Va
Mr. Faasch
Anthony Toerner Plans New Addition on South Mulberry Street
Anthony Toerner, owner of a local greenhouse, is adding an expansion on South Mulberry Street. The concrete base is laid and framing and glass will follow once materials are secured to support his growing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toerner
Miss Captalin Ziggafoos Vacation Visit with Brother
Miss Captalin Ziggafoos spent the latter part of her vacation week with her brother Darrell Ziggafoos and wife Athens.
Tuesday Evening Club Meets at Mrs Lindley Home
The Tuesday Evening Club was entertained last week at the home of Mrs Jamie Lindley. Readings were given by Mrs Morris Mrs Irwin Mrs J Lindley and Mrs G Sweeny. After social hour and refreshments the club adjourned to meet with Mrs White in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Lindley
Morris
Irwin
J. Lindley
G. Sweeny
White
Pastor Curtiss Douglass Ends Summer Sermon Series
Rev Curtiss Doneglass of the local Presbyterian church preached his last sermon of the series on Sunday evening before a August vacation month. The church will suspend services during August to allow the pastor a month off. Mr and Mrs Douglass and their young son plan a vacation at Chautauqua New York and will depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Doneglass
Presbyterian Church
Aueust
Nev
Douglass
Chaattauqua
N. Y
Guy Brookina
Floyd Nye
Charles Stradfield
Harvey Nye
Mimer Nida
Arthur Swart
Mra Z
Spayd
Glouster
C. R. Framp Fan
Cryenet, O
Church of Christ
Cadiz Chautauqua Week Brings Early Closings
Local businesses in Cadiz Ohio will close at noon all week to allow residents to attend daily baseball games during the Harrison county court house and Cadiz Chautauqua events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz. O
Harrison County Court House
Cadiz
Prisoner Unearths Whiskey in Court Basement
Newark story reports Roy Allen in county jail found a quart of whiskey in the courthouse basement. He does not drink and surrendered the liquor to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Roy Allen
Allen
Communists attempt prison raid at Neu Ruppin amid Berlin unrest
In Neu Ruppin police repelled a renewed Communist bid to storm the prison to free red prisoners. Casualties over two days reached two dead and seven severely hurt. Across Berlin the Cuno government faced renewed opposition as food prices doubled since Saturday and a growing food shortage sparked anti-junker sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Neu Ruppin
Cuno
Junkers
Dayton man bound over on charge of assault with intent to kill
Frank W. Stunich of Dayton, who Saturday night kidnapped Chief of Police M. Ks. Graham while resisting arrest for assaulting his mother in law, waived examination and was bound for court. He claimed lack of memory of the act and said the attack stemmed from beliefs about his wife. He was captured near Miamisburg after a wild pursuit and bore a facial flesh wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Frank W. Stunich
Dayton
M. Ks. Graham
Harry Clark
Dr. Smith
Stunich
Miamisburg
Front Replaced After Studebaker Crash at Melligan House
John Crawford paid all costs to replace the shattered front of the Melligan shoe house building after his Studebaker went through the window while in gear last week. Mrs. Jerry Truex returned from Buckeye Lake and Noble county visits, revisiting Caldwell, her birthplace, after 49 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melligan Shoe House
Hie Studebaker
John Crawford
Crawford
Jerry Truex
Buckeye Lake
Noble County
Caldwell
Jacksonville to Meet Roseville on Jacksonville Grounds
Jacksonville faces the Roseville fast team next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 on Jacksonville grounds. Roseville boasts one of central Ohio’s best squads and has toppled Zanesville’s Mark Grey team and the touring House of David team from Michigan. Roseville battery is Nutter Garrett and F Sagice. Jacksonville counters with Webb and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Roseville
Jacksonville Grounds
Ohio
Zanesville
Mark Grey
House of David
Michigan
Nutter, Garrett
F. Sagice
Webb
Smith
Akron couple visits Athens grandmother in city
Mr and Mrs Grant Worthing of Akron traveled Saturday to visit Mrs Hannah JF Allen the Worthing grandmother in this city and to see Mr and Mrs S Carpenter in Athens Mrs Worthing formerly Miss Hannah Crombin once resided here with ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wortring
Akron
Worthing
Hannah JF. Allen
S. S. Carpenter
Athens
Worthring
Hannah Crombin
Merit Tryon Returns to Washington After Visit
Merit Tryon ends a three week visit with George Smith and family and leaves Saturday to resume work in the government printing office. Mrs Tryon and son Max will stay three weeks longer at the Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit Tryon
Georcve Smith
Washington
Government Printing Office
Local Visitors From Detroit and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Frank Dyson and two children of Detroit Michigan visited Mr and Mrs Levi Dyson. Mr and Mrs Don Burt stayed with relatives in Athens over Sunday. C F Wandley left for Chicago to stock a new store with Alfred Craft. R J Davis traveled home to Butler after visiting the Palmers. Mrs Davis and her two children, staying with the Palmers, plan to remain another week before returning to Butler. Dean LeFavor and Varry Ye Fever are spending a few days in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dyson
Detroit, Mich
Dyson
Levi Dyson
Don Burt
Athens
C. F. Wandley
Chicago
Alfred Craft
R. J. Davis
Butter
C. I. Palmer
Dean LeFavor
Varry Ye
Fever
Columbus
Three day chautauqua opens at Ath ens Lumber grounds
Giouster presents a three day chautauqua this afternoon on the grounds opposite the Ath ens Lumber Co plant with afternoon and evening sessions. Committee reports show season tickets nearly cover expenses and general admission is expected to sustain the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giouster
Athens Lumber Co
Deaths Funerals Jerseyville Man John Prashier
Jerseyville Illinois July 89 John Prashier 70 died this morning after an apoplexy at his home on the Jerseyville pike He was the youngest of 16 children survived by his widow seven children two grandchildren preceding him in death He came from Virginia to this place years ago Burial and funeral at Bates church Wednesday at 2 PM with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
John Prashier
Jerseyville Pike
Virginia
George Frashier
Athens
Bates Church
Interesting Trip in West Virginia Hills
Webster Kenney Dock Kenney Herman Ator and O C Glidden returned from an auto trip via Huntington Charleston Gauley Bridge and up the Kanawa river to its source and up New river through the Mountains. They report the roads are very narrow and dangerous through the mountains. They visited Hawks Nest Cliff on the old Midland Trail which is 1590 feet almost straight down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Kenney
Dock
Kenney
Herman Ator
O. C. Glidden
Huntington
Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Kanawa River
New River
Hawks Nest Cliff
Pittsburg Bride Death Mystery Solved by Confession
Patrick Coyne a legless railroad worker from Port Perry near Pittsburgh confessed to Chief Detectives that he shot his wife during a struggle over a revolver after he had berated her for staying in bed while he worked. He said he washed her body, put her to bed, then fell under a moving train, denying any attempt on his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Patrick Coyne
Port Perry
Here
Coyne
Robert H. Braun
Famous producer Sir Charles Ffawtrey dies in London
Sir Charles Ffawtrey noted British theatrics producer dies at London hospital. His career spanned stage and film, making a lasting impact on British theater. The death was announced today in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Charles Ffawtrey
Davis Aims New Immigration Restrictions Bill
London reports American Secretary of Labor James Davis plans to introduce an immigration restrictions bill in the next Congress. He would not reveal specifics but signaled a focus on tightened controls after arriving from the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Davis
Congress
Tornado Hits Moulmein Burma Causes Deaths and Damage
A Burmese dispatch reports a tornado sweeping Moulmein, the East Indian city famed by Kipling, killing many people and causing heavy damage. The event is dated July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Rangoon
India
Moulmein
Burma
Kipling
Mandalay
Ohio Public Utilities Commission tightens bus regulations
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission imposes new rules on interstate and intrastate bus operations across state highways. Local operators in Athens face higher insurance costs and equipment requirements while long standing companies may avoid disruption unless deemed parallel to rail services. Taxi firms stay exempt within city limits but fall under broader rules beyond municipal borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens
Utilities Commission
Red Star
Cadillac
Chauncey Residents Visit Guests From Columbus and New York
Chauncey and surrounding area hosts a series of visits from relatives and friends. Howard Hillyer and his family traveled to Akron for a month with John Crossman family hosting. A. P. Miegines and family, and the Karns family joined visits in Green’s Pan and local churches. Mrs Maw Altman returned from a month abroad visiting New York Newark Atlantic City and Cedar Point. The Linscott and Schwartz families, plus Willis Figgina and children from Columbus, spent the weekend with Chauncey relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hillyer
Howard Jr
Violet
Ruth
Akron
John Crossman
Mr. Hillyer
Columbus
Chauncey
Maw Altman
New York City
Newark
Jersey
Atlantic City
New York
Mrs. Schwarz
Mr. Altman
Herman Luckoff
Willis Figgina
A. P. Miegines
Roy Ponder
Grass
Nelsonville
Klan Meeting Announced Near Chauncey
Notices posted in Chauncey announce a Ku Klux Klan meeting in a grove near the city on Wednesday at 2 PM Col William Joseph Simmons will address the gathering as founder and leader of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KLAN
Chauncey
Ku Klux Klan
William Joseph Simmons
Timperor
Local Social Guests Attended At Home In City Sunday
Meo and Mrs. Garfield Grimes hosted a gathering with Erin in the city on Sunday. Guests included the Cowan and Grimes families from Sharpe hure Amesville and Pomeroy, plus several local residents and visitors from Columbus Chauncey Burr Oak Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Garfield Grimes
Erin
Joyn Cowan
Sugar Creek
O. Grimes
W. A. Grimes
Dan Widworth
Sharpehure
Mary Louise Clark
Troy
Coll
BE. Jones
Anna Bell
Amesville
Mont Tay
Hyla West
Pomeroy
Chauncey Merchants Set Thursday Closures This Summer
Beginning this Thursday August 2 and through September 1 merchants in Chauncey will close on Thursday afternoons. Participating firms include Yr Wilson Co HW Guckoff F C Wharton D HW North Pepteceonce & Son CW Ferell hdw Minister A P Fievrens & Son H S Saver Alimon Bros Croscon & Brickles T T Schoonaver and F M Varner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wilson Co
HW. Guckoff
F.C. Wharton
D. HW. North
Pepteceonce & Son
CW. Ferell
Hdw
A. P. Fievrens & Son
H. S. Saver
Alimon Bros
Croscon & Brickles
F. M. Varner
Mrs Caroline Harvey of Chauncey Dies at 77
Mrs Caroline Harvey aged 77 died Monday at her Mill Street home after a two month illness. A Chauncey resident and widow of Samuel Harvey, she leaves sons Edgar W. Harvey Athens Emmet C. Harvey Carpenter C Homer Harvey Brownsville Pa Lloyd F. Harvey David Ky Mrs Werry Stalder Chauncey Mrs Hollas Bowen Loran and Mrs Rebecca Harvey of this city and three sons TLessie Hiram and Dale preceded her in death. She also leaves sister Mrs Rachel McLaughlin Durand Mich and brothers Almond Strausbaugh Tacoma Wash and Sylvester Strausbaugh Nebraska Funeral plans will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Harvey
Mill Street
Edgar W. Harvey
Athens
Emmet C. Harvey
Carpenter
C. Homer
Harvey
Brownsville
Lloyd F. Harvey
David
Werry Stalder
Chauncey
Hollas Bowen
Loran
Rebecca Harvey
Tlessie
Hiram
Dale
Rachel McLaughlin
Durand, Mich
Almond Strausbaugh
Tacoma, Wash
Sylvester Strausbauch
Nebraska
Mrs Robert Hixon and Son Mentioned in Local Notice
Mrs Robert Hixon and her young son Robert Jr are referenced in a small community notice from an apartment area. The fragment mentions a family connection and a family name, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hixon
Robert Jr
Visit of Chauncey Residents to Logan Delegation
Days' visit with Mr and Mrs Robert Hilxon Sr in Fille avenue and Chauncey residents Helena and Vauline Parnell spent Sunday in Logan as guests of W J Keck and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hilxon Sr
Fille Avenue
George Keck
Eon Parnell
Helena and
Vauline
Chauncey
Logan
Mra
W. J. Keck
Daring Hold Up Stages Fleet Payroll Theft at Mine
In Palston Pennsylvania a bold robbery targetting the Weat Bend Coal Company payroll of about 685 900 was seized from a southbound Laurel Line train near Moosic. Five bandits reportedly fled by car after the robbery, wounding one man and sending three others to a hospital in a nearby town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paltston
Cesad
Weat Bend Coat Company
Serston
Caton
Laurel Live
Ucion
Tad Weinong
John Tinios Starts Fresh in Athens Business Return
John Tinios, former Athenean restaurant proprietor, returned to Athens from abroad and established a restaurant partnership with Steve Tatilus in Kensington. He previously opened a local eatery years ago and worked in the Athenean kitchen, gaining industry experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tinios
Athens
Tinios
Rome
Kensington
Steve Tatilus
Steve ‘Fatilus
Joan Tiros
Pres«taurant
Atheneoon
Man Arrested After Cat Cruelty Incident in Columbus
Patrote man Van Skaik confronted Charles Anderson over clipping a cat with scissors. Anderson swung for the officer who then arrested him on cruelty to animals charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Patrote
van Skaik
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Four Die in Auto Crashes as Others Hurt in Sunday Incidents
Four people died and 20 were injured in Sunday automobile accidents across Philadelphia. A separate Reading crossing crash near Williamstown, New Jersey, killed three, with victims aboard a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading
Williamstown
N. J
Fur Banding Accents Velvet and Satin Frocks
Fur banding is used to excellent advantage on the newest velvet and satin frocks for fall. The feature highlights texture contrast and refined styling for upper tier fashion.
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Nelsonville News
George Ceope
James Ceope
Grant Hospital
John Maltz
Cathi@en
Mable Heffner
Ay Clinton Webb
Night Bloomer
Zemo
C. H. Newton
Public
Keane the
Germany
ELD
Gluat
Russia
England
Europe
Hohr
West Virginia Hills
California
Railroad
Davis
Buckeye State Building & Loan CO
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Charles Carrant
Roland
Marijotte
Hattie Karna
Ervin Karns
Lavera
Frances
Green's Pan
Misa Hagel Linscott
PD. HE. Linscott
Mis. Tiinscott
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Cedar Point
Kent
Chauncehy
W. 10. Hines
William Shuttz
Sheldon Watkins
Mise Fiste Worden
Columbua
Mrs
Vilda Worden
Emory Hines Ana
Burr Oak
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Merchants
Ciptonming Warvey
O.U Grove
Colgan
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