Faithful Workers class hosts sociable lawn gathering
Nelsonville notes a Faithful Workers class gathering hosted by Mrs. Pierce Spencer with Mrs. Thomas Spencer as teacher. About 36 members and guests attended a lawn party with music, moonlight, and colorful gowns, followed by a planned Lancaster Camp Grounds picnic on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F
Thomas Spencer
Pierce Spencer
Lancaster
Ew Green
Logan
Florasmith
Haydenville
C. Epencer
German Cabinet Resignation Reported in Berlin
Central News dispatch from Berlin says the resignation of Chancellor Cano's German cabinet is uncertain. The brief note cites unclear official confirmation and notes the political turmoil surrounding the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cano
Ku Klux Klan Rally In Nelson Draws Large Crowd
A Ku Klux Klan rally drew a large crowd in Nelson Friday night with a public parade, bugle salute, a blazing cross atop the Central school tower and members arriving by car from Logan and nearby cities. Speakers addressed the gathered on the south square as Robbins Hill and Kontners Hill are mentioned during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Central School
Lst
Miner Marion Bright Returns Home to Walier Ill
Marion Bright, a miner, returned to Walier Illinois after visiting his brothers Charles A Bright and I E Bright in this city. He left Logan 15 years ago for Illinois coal fields and last visited two years ago during Charles illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bright
Walier
Ill
Charles A
I. E. Bright
Mr. Bright
Logan
Illinois
Charlies
Straitsville Hardware Man J. W. Jones Dies
J W Jones of Straitsville died in Columbus hospital after a timber accident at a coal yard. He was struck by a heavy timber press, surgery and infection followed. Funeral services set for Tuesday at New Straitsville Baptist Church. He belonged to I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straitsville
J. W. Jones
Jones
Aavy
Columbus
New Strause Baptist Church
Nes
The
I. O. O. Ternity
Night Blooming Cactus Draws Curious Crowd to Mrs Case Home
A rare night blooming cactus, a decade old, bloomed for the first time this season at Mrs F B Case on Second Street drawing a large Sunday eve crowd. The plant opens only at night with tall white fragrant flowers, lasting a few hours, and there are nine buds awaiting opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Changes Proposed for High School Addition in Vinton County
The Vinton County township school board plans an addition to a local high school. Campbell, spokesperson for the Star restaurant, and board members have made several trips to Columbus to discuss state officials’ approval. The plan hinges on building on township land where no precedent exists for such a new high school wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Corade High
Manulndly
Lefe
Campbell
Mither
Colummeet
Zemo Promotes Clear Skin In Drugstore Adette
An old promotional notice touts Zemo for skin troubles including eczema pimples and blotches. It claims quick, easy application and dependable results with prices and sizes for sale at drugstores.
Mrs Ceope Travels to Columbus to Visit Son at Grant Hospital
Mrs. George Ceope left yesterday for Columbus to spend several days visiting her son James Ceope at Grant hospital. Mrs. T. E. Wells returned from an extended visit with daughter Mrs. W. H. Grad in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ceope
Columbus
James Ceope
Grant Hospital
T. E. Wells
Mrs. W. H. Grad
Louisville, Ky
Family outing highlights Qualtz-Heffner visit
Mr and Mrs John Qaltz and daughter Cathlen with Mrs Mable Heffner spent Sunday at McArthur enjoying a family excursion and time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Qaltz
Cathlen
Mable Heffner
McArthur
Pastor Leaves for Annual Vacation from Presbyterian Church
Rev. Leon Arpee, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, departed today for a month of vacation. Part of the trip will be spent with his mother in Athens. During his absence there will be no church services at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arpee
First Presbyterian Church
Athens
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Verity Returns From Visit To Madicon West Virginia
Mrs P B Verity returned after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Edington in Madicon West Virginia. Miss Isabell Mc Cann from Beverly Miss Catherine Mc Cann from Beverly and Miss Hazel Davis from Columbus were Saturday guests of Mrs C F Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Verity
Fred Edington
Madicon, W. Va
Isabell
Catherine McCann
Beverly
Hazel Davis
Columbus
C. Tf. Bartlett
Local residents return from visits and birth announced
Mrs Emmett Preston returns after a week away with her mother Mrs Elizabethston and Miss Ella Burne ie after vacations in Akron and Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C H Newton visit Buckeye Lake. Mr and Mrs C A Emish and family and Mrs Etta Standell spend Friday in Columbus. Announcement of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Knight of Delaware, formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Preston
Elizabethston
Arthur Knight
Delaware
Attorney General Crabbes Promise Looms Over Township Property
The Attorney General has pledged a ruling within a few days on a township property dispute. Officials await guidance as the case moves toward resolution and possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
Allen Family Returns From Lakeside Vacation
After two weeks at Lakeside Dr. C. O. Allen Mrs. Allen and daughter Miss Nellie Allen arrived home Sunday evening by car from Cleveland. Dr. Allen will resume his practice at once and the party reports a fine vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
C. O. Allen
Nellie Allen
Cleveland
Horseback Riding Becomes Summer Fad Among Women
Fads now include horseback riding with several women seen daily on streets. The fad draws healthful appeal and may swell the horseback riders club this summer as many buy their own horses for easy access to pleasure rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegan
Local families visit relatives and plan trips this week
Mr and Mrs James Eberst of Columbus spend Sunday in Logan with grandmother Mrs Nick Eberst on Gallagher Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Leyshon travel to camp grounds near Lancaster for part of the week with Mrs Leyshon staying three weeks. Mrs N W Hamblin and Mrs William Funk visit Miss Marie Lowery in McArthur this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eberst
Columbus
Logan
Nick Eberst
Gallagher Avenue
George Teyshon
Lancaster
Mrs. Leyshon
Mr. Leyshon
N. W. Hamblin
William Funk
Marie Lowery
McArthur
Defends Attitude of Lloyd George
London reports a Chronicle defense of former British Prime Minister Lloyd George as he attacked French Premier Poincare for stirring up international hatred on the eve of Franco-Belgian reparations talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chronicle Today
T Ltoyd George
Poincare
France
Lloyd George
Beloin Wis Grade Crossing Accident Claims One Life
Beloi t Wis July 39 One man is dead and two others severely injured after a grade crossing crash near the city late Sunday authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Bolton Family Welcomes New Granddaughter Janet Elizabeth
Albany residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Bolton at Wilmington Delaware celebrate the arrival of granddaughter Janet Elizabeth on July 27 by telegram note. J C Lewis of Fairmont Creamery returns from a vacation through Rueckeye Lake Newark and Columbus. Mrs Sol Frum travels with sons Harry and Kernut to visit brother Mr Koons and family in Waverly West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Polton
Janet Ezabeth
Ernest Bolton
Wilmingtor
Delaware
J. C. Lewis
The
Fairmont Creamery
Rueckeye Lake
Newark
Columbus
Sol Frum
Harry and
Kernut
Waverly, W. Vr
Mr. Koons
Coe buys Mary McElroy property on Railroad and Avenue
T W Coe purchased the late Mary McElroy's corner property at Railroad Street and the Avenue. He plans to convert the site into a double house after selling Mrs Stanley's home and furnishings. Suspected plans include Mrs Stanley moving to Lancaster to live with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Coe
Mary McElroy
Railroad Street
the Avenue
William Stanley
Lancaster
Mrs. Coe Arrives Home as Daughter Recovers from Surgery
Mrs. Frank Coe returns home Sunday evening for a brief stay. Her daughter Miss Clare is reported to be recovering splendidly from a recent surgical operation in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coe
Clare
Columbus
Tulsa man visits sister and relatives from Chicago
H. P. Glidden of Tulsa Oklahoma came Monday for a visit with his sister Mrs. D. H. Russell. Harry Mars, son-in-law of the Russells, from Chicago, and daughter Ruth were guests at the home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Glidden
Tulsa
Oklahoma
H. Russell
Harry Mars
Mrs Elma Wood Visits Sister In Carpenter
Miss Elma Wood of Carpenter was the over Sunday guest of her sister Miss Emma Wood, sharing a weekend gathering at their family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Wood
Carpenter
Miss Emma Wood
Gilloglys Visit Parents as Chauncey Minister Speaks
Mr and Mrs Will Gillogly and daughter visited his parents Lon and Mrs Gillogly. Grandfather Gillogly joined them for the return trip. At M F Church, Rev Warter from Chauncey announced he would speak Friday night on the meaning and ideals of the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will) Gillogly
Lon Gillogly
Gillogly
M. F
Ev. Warter
Chauncey
Cincinnati guests visit Albany connections noted
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelley and daughter Martha Jean of Cincinnati are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown this week. Mrs. Kelley's maiden name was Lena Bowers who formerly lived in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kelley
Martha Jean
Cincinnati
Charlie Brown
Caughter
Kelley
Mindon
Lena Bowers
Albany
Throckmorton Couple Guests of Pearman Family
Mr and Mrs Jesse Throckmorton of Athens were weekend guests of his sister Mrs C P Pearman, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Throckmorton
Athens
Cc. PY Pearman
Cincinnati Youth Visits Bow ers Family Over Weekend
Mr. Clyde Bowers of Cincinnati spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Elza Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bowers
Cincinnati
Elza Bowers
Veterans attend John Kale funeral at Athens
Several Civil War veterans attended the funeral of John Kale at Athens Thursday. They included Mr. Rife, Mr. Thorn, Mr. Stratton, Mr. Bobo and Mr. Coates, who, via Mr. Hostington, gained free entry with a driver. Mrs. Lewis Chrisman and daughter Esther of Buchanan West Virginia are visiting Mr. Lasch and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kale
Athens
Rife
Thorn
Stratton
Bobo
Coates
Hoisington
Lewis Chrisman
Esther
Buchanan
W. Va
Mr. Ea Lasch
Mrs. Florence Wolfe Visits Marion Guests of Manns
Mrs. Florence Wolfe and her son and daughter from Marion are staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mann as guests during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wolfe
Marion
W. H. Mann
Anthony Toerner Expands Greenhouse on South Mulberry
Anthony Toerner, a local greenhouse owner on South Mulberry Street, is adding an extension. The concrete base is finished and framing and glass will follow once materials are secured to handle rising trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toerner
South Mulberry Street
Miss Captalin Ziggafoos Vacation with Brother in Athens
Miss Captalin Ziggafoos spent the latter part of her week’s vacation with her brother Darrel Ziggafoos and his wife in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captalin Ziggafoos
Darrel Ziggafoos
Athens
Tuesday Evening Club Held 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 Windley and Mrs. G Sweeny. After social hour refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet with Mrs. White in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Lindley
Morris
Irwin
J. Windley
G. Sweeny
White
Rev Curtiss Douglass to Take August Vacation from P resbyterian Church
Rev Curtiss Douglass pastor of the local Presbyterian church will deliver his last sermon Sunday evening before a month long August vacation. The church allows a month off in August with services held during the period. He and Mrs Douglass and their son plan to spend the vacation at Chautauqua New York and will depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Douglass
Presbyterian Church
Douglass
Chautauqua
N. Y
Cadiz Chautauqua Week Promptly Closes Stores Early
Cadiz Ohio enters Chautauqua week with local shops closing at noon each day to allow the public to attend daily baseball games at the Harrison county court house and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz. O
Harrison County Court House
Cadiz
Prisoner Finds Whiskey in Court Basement
Roy Allen, jailed in Newark County, discovered a quart of whiskey in the courthouse basement. He does not drink and turned the liquor over to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, CO
Roy Allen
Allen
Communists Storm Prison Dramatizes Neu Ruppin Turmoil
Berlin reports continued unrest as Communists at Neu Ruppin renew attempts to storm the prison to free red comrades. Casualties tally two dead and seven seriously hurt over two days of disorders. Food prices have doubled since Saturday and local shortages worsen amid anti-junker sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Neu Ruppin
Cuno
Junkers
Held to Squat After Arrest in Xenia
Frank W Stunich of Dayton, who allegedly kidnapped Xenia Police Chief M J Graham after an assault on his mother in law Mrs Harry Clark, waives exam and is bound over to court on assault with intent to kill. Bond set at 2909. Stunich claims he did not know his actions during the incident near Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Frank W Stunich
Dayton
M. J. Graham
Harry Clark
FE. Dp. Smith
Stunich
Miamisburg
Front Replaced After Studebaker Crash At Melligan Shoe House
A new front was placed on the Melligan shoe house building after a Studebaker driven by John Crawford crashed through the window last week. Crawford paid all replacement costs. Mrs. Jerry Truex Jones returned from Buckeye Lake and Noble county to Caldwell, her birthplace, after 49 years. Jacksonville meets Roseville at the Jacksonville grounds next Sunday at 2 29. Roseville has a strong central Ohio record, beating Zanesville and the House of David. Roseville battery: Nutter Garrett Sagie. Jacksonville battery: Webb Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melligan Shoe House
Studebaker
John Crawford
Crawford
Jerry Truex Jones
Buckeye Lake
Noble County
Caldwell
Jacksonville
Roseville
Jacksonville Grounds
Ohio
Zanesville
Mark Grey
House of David
Michigan
Roseville Battery
Nutter, Garrett
F. Sagie
Webb
Smith
Worthings Visit Old Friends In Athens
Mr and Mrs Grant Worthing of Akron visited this city on Saturday to see Mrs Hannah F Allen grandmother of Mrs Worthing and also met Mr and Mrs S S Car penter in Athens. Mrs Worthing was formerly Miss Hannah Crom bin who once lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Worthing
Akron
Worthing
Hannah F. Allen
Merit Tryon Returns to Washington D C Printing Office Work
Merit Tryon ends a three week stay with George Smith and family and leaves Saturday for Washington to resume work at the government printing office. Mrs Tryon and son Max stay three weeks longer at the Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merit Tryon
George Smith
Washington
Government Printing Office
Local families visit relatives and plan purchases in city
Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dyson and two children toured through the city to see Mr. Dyson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dyson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Burt stayed with relatives in Athens over Sunday. Handley left for Chicago to buy goods for his new store, accompanied by Master Alfred Craft. R. J. Davis went to Butler after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Davis and their children stay another week before returning to Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dyson
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Dyson
Myra
Levi Dyson
Don Burt
Athens
R. J. Davis
Butler
C. I. Palmer
Glouster Three Day Chautauqua Opens This Afternoon
Dean LeFavor and Warry Ye- Fever visit Columbus as Glouster’s chautauqua starts this afternoon opposite Ath ens Lumber Co. grounds with afternoon and evening sessions. Committee report shows season tickets nearly cover expenses and general admissions should sustain the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean LeFavor
Warry Ye- Fever
Columbus
Glouster
Athens Lumber Co
Deaths and Funeral of John Frashier in Jerseyville
John Frashier aged 70 died this morning after an apoplexy at his Jerseyville home on the Jerseyville pike. He was the youngest of 16 children and survived by his widow seven children and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Bates Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
John Frashier
Jerseyville Pike
Virginia
George Frashier
Athens
Bates Church
Interesting West Virginia trip via Kanawa river and New River
Webster Kenney Dock Kenney Herman Ator and O C Glidden returned from an auto trip via Huntington Charleston Gauley Bridge up the Kanawa river to its source and up New River through the mountains. Roads are narrow and dangerous. They visited Hawks Nest Cliff on the old Midland Trail 1590 feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Kenney
Dock
Kenney Herman
Ator
O. C. Glidden
Huntington
Charleston
Gauley Bridge
Kanawa River
New River
Hawks Nest Cliff
Man Confesses to Pittsburgh Girl Bride Death
Patrick Coyne of Port Perry, legless railroad worker, confessed to Chief Robert Braun that he shot his wife during a dispute over a revolver after reprimanding her for staying in bed. He said he washed her body, put her to bed, then was run over by a passing railroad train, losing his legs, and insists the death was not suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Patrick Coyne
Port Perry
Here
Robert IL Braun
Coyne
Ele
Famous British producer Sir Charles Hawtrey dies
London July 80 Sir Charles Hawtrey a renowned British theatrical producer died today at an unspecified time. Hawtrey was well known in stage and screen circles for shaping British theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Charles Hawtrey
Davis Plans New Immigration Bills In Congress
London July 6 American Secretary of Labor James Davis arrived from the continent and announced a bill will be introduced in the next session to tighten immigration restrictions. He did not reveal contents but signaled stricter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Davis
Congress
Tornado Ravages Famous East City in Burma
Mnangoone, India July 39. Moulmein Burma, famed by Kipling, was struck by a tornado that killed many and caused heavy damage according to a dispatch received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Mnangoon
India
Moulmein
Burma
Kipling
Mandalay
Ohio Public Utilities Commission Rules Hit Intercity Buses
New rules by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission apply to auto bus operations on highways, affecting Athens and surrounding areas. City limits taxi firms stay exempt domestically but face the full rules beyond the corporate boundary, with liability insurance and equipment costs rising for local operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens
Utilities Commission
Red Star
Cadillace
Mrs Caroline Harvey Dies After Illness In Chauncey
Mrs. Caroline Harvey of Chauncey died Monday at her Mill Street home after a two month illness. She was widow of Samuel Harvey and long resident of Chauncey. Survived by children Edgar W Harvey Athens Emmet Harvey Carpenter Homer Harvey Brownsville Pe Lloyd F Harvey David Ky Mrs Worry Stelder Chauncey Mia Hollas Bowen Loran and Mrs Rebecca Harvey. Three sons Leslie Hiram and Dale preceded her. Also survived by sister Mrs Rachel McLaughlin and brothers Almond Straushaugh and Sylvester Straushaueh. Funeral plans to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Harvey
Tin Mill Street
Edgar W. Harvey
Athens
Emmet
Harvey
Carpenter
Homer
Brownsville
Lloyd F. Harvey
David
Worry Stelder
Chauncey
Mia
Hollas Bowen
Loran
Rebecca Harvey
Leslie
Hiram
Dale
Rachel McLaughlin
Durand, Mich
Almond Straushaugh
Tacoma, Wash
Sylvester Straushaueh
Nebraska
Chauncey Residents Visit Akron Guests and Relatives
Chauncey residents Chauncey and Mrs Howard Hillyer with children Violet and Ruth left Saturday for Akron to spend a month as guests of Mr and Mrs John Crossman. Mr Hillyer rode to Columbus and returned home. Other local families attended church services and a Miss Hazel Linscott visited her parents in Mill Street after a two week trip visiting Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Cedar Point by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hillyer
Howard Jr
Violet
Ruth
Akron
John Crossman
Mr. Hillyer
Columbus
Chauncey
Hazel Linscott
W. 10. Hines
Couumbua
William Shultz
Sheldon Watkins
Mrs Max Altman Returns Home From East Visit
Mrs Max Altman returns to Chauncey after a month visiting relatives in New York City Newark Jersey and Atlantic City She stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Schwarz in New York and with Mr Altman s relatives in Newark and with Mr and Mrs Herman Luckoft in Atlantic City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Altman
Chauncey
New York City
Newark
Jersey
Atlantic City
New York
Schwarzy
Family visit spans Columbus to Chauncey and Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Willis Figgins and children of Columbus visited the home of A P Pieeine and family and sister Mrs Roy Pender and wrass family in this city over the weekend. They also visited relatives in Nelsonville and will return to Columbus today. They are former Chauncey residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Figgins
Columbus
A. PP. Pieeine
Roy Pender, Wrass
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Ku Klux Klan Meeting Announced in Mhauncey Grove
Notices in Mhauncey announce a Ku Klux Klan meeting to be held in a grove near the city on a Wednesday evening with Col William J Simmons scheduled to deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KLAN
Mhauncey
Ku Klux Kien
William Joseph Simmons
Mimperor
Family and neighbors gather for cordial Chauncey Sunday visit
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and daughter Ella hosted a large gathering in Chauncey with relatives from Sugar Creek Sharpeburg Amenville Troy Burr Oak Pomeroy and Columbus guests also visiting including Mrs W Hines Mrs Worden Mr and Mrs Prookina Nye Stradfield and Swart Spayd. They attended church in Glouster where Rev Frampton preached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grimes
Ella
John Cowan
Sugar Creek
W. O. Grimes
W. A. Grimes
Dan Phaidworth
Sharpeburg
Mary Louise Clark
Troy
BE. Jones
Anna Bell
Amenville
Mont Ray and
Hyla West
Pomeroy
Emory Hines
Ana
Burr Oak
W. QP. Hines
Chauncey
Guy Prookina
Floyd Nye
Charles Stradfield
Harvey Nye
Mimer Nida
Arthur Swart
J. SY. Spayd
Glouster
Br, Frampton
Cyeart, O
Church of Christ
Merchants to close Thursday afternoons this summer
Beginning August 2 and running through September 12, Chauncey merchants including IT Wilson Co HW Guckoff EF C Wharton D HW North Dertscernee Son CW Ferell Raw Mintater A P Firvens Son H Sawer Allman Brose Croscon Brickles T D Schoonover and FE M Varner will close on Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
IT. Wilson Co
HW. Guckoff
EF. C. Wharton
D. HW. North
der Tscernee & Son
CW. Ferell, Raw, Mintater
A. P. Firvens & Son
H. & Sawer
Allman Brose
Croscon & Brickles
T. D. Schoonover
FE. M. Varner
Visit of Chauncey Residents to Logan
Chauncey residents Mrs. Helena Hixon and Vauline Keck with Mr and Mrs George Keck spent Sunday in Logan as guests of the Kecks. They traveled from Ellie avenue to visit the Hixon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hixon Sr
Ellie Avenue
George Keck
Con Ramers
Helena and
Vauline
Chauncey
Logan
Mra
W. J. Keck
Daring Hold Up Stages Payroll Theft in Pa Valley
In Pultston Pennsylvania July 86 a band of gunmen stopped a southbound Laurel Line train and stole the payroll of the West Bend Coal Company of Scranton worth about 1000. Five robbers boarded the train near the Moosic station and fled by automobile with the loot. One guard was killed and three others are in the hospital after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pultston
Dad
Thea Weat Bend Coat Company
Scranton
Laurel Live
Thevanton
Moosic
John Tinios Starts New Business in United States
John Tinios, former Athenees restaurant proprietor and Athens resident, visited Athens on Monday to discuss a fresh start since returning months ago from a forced stay abroad. He has opened a Brinington, Pa restaurant in partnership with Steve Tatiius, aiming for a successful local venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tinios
Athenees
Athens
Tinios
Bringington
Steve Tatiius
Pix Cr
Joan Tiron
Tinos
Man Accuses Neighbor of Cat Cruelty in Columbus Incident
Patréle man Van Skaik confronted Charles Anderson over the clipping of his cat by scissors. Anderson attempted to attack the officer with the scissors, leading to cruelty to animals charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Patréle Man
van Skaik
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Auto accidents kill four in Philadelphia area and Williamstown crossing
Four people were killed and 20 injured in automobile accidents Sunday in Philadelphia. A separate Williamstown New Jersey crossing collision at Steading crossing last night left three dead. those killed were occupants of a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Williamstown
N. J
Velvet and Satin Frocks Feature Fur Banding For Fall
The latest fashion items showcase fur banding on velvet and satin dresses. Designers highlight warm texture and luxe contrast as a key trend for the upcoming season.
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Ella Burne Ie
C. H. Newton
Mkeat Beriesan
Germany
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Lohr
West Virginia Hills
California
Amet Deat
Girl
Railroad
Davis
VRS
Caponing Hangry
Robert Hiroe
Robert Jr
Meen
Buckeye State Building & Loan CO
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Charles Carrant
Roland
Marjorie
Hattie Karns
Ervin Kearns
Lavern
Frances
Green
Prom
Misa Fiste Worden
Mrs
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Chauncey Merchants
C.ukgore
Colgan Limestone Product Co
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