Millfield Social notes and local visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Shelby and Mr and Mrs Harry Shelby of Buffalo Ohio were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Cunningham. Miss Wilma Kranyik returns home from Lancaster. Postmaster Clarence Fe and Mrs McCafferty visit Columbus until Tuesday with Mrs Lamberson. Theron Goodson returns to Pontiac after visiting home folks. Richard Keasey of Columbus visits Chauncey with grandmother Mrs Mary Keasey. William Matson, Pomeroy worker, spends Sunday with family. James Smith and Everett Anderson, Columbus workers, visit Chauncey. John Merry of Chauncey ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shelby
Harry Shelby
Buffalo
Ohio
Ira Cunningham
Clarence FE
McCafferty
Columbus
L. D. Lamberson
Theron Goodson
Pontiac
Richard Keasey
Chauncey
Mary Keasey
James Smith
Everett Anderson
John Merry
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. William Donaldson in Kimberly
Mrs. William Donaldson celebrated her forty eighth birthday at home in Kimberly Chauncey on Sunday A dinner was served Miss Susan Donaldson of Chauncey baked the birthday cake Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred James and Mrs Donaldson of Ames township Mr and Mrs Ray Tucker and family and Miss Susan Donaldson Chauncey and Mr and Mrs William Donaldson and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Donaldson
Kimberly
Society and Personal Mention in Jackson Area
Community notes detail visits and travels among Jackson area residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Higgins and children Beulah and Ruth host Hiram Russell family. James Woodard of Columbus travels to Cleveland with relatives. various departures and trips to Columbus Athens Chicago Gary Ind. plus picnics and family arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Higgins
Beulah and
Ruth
Jackson
Hiram Russell
Mr. Higgins
Russel
Athens County Court Disposes 228 Cases in Year to June 30
The Athens County Common Pleas Court disposed of 228 civil and criminal cases in the year ending June 30, with 212 cases pending. Of 457 filed, 17 went to the Court of Appeals, 70 divorce suits were filed with 46 heard and granted, and alimony and custody details are listed. The report includes fines, costs, money judgments, jury fees, and several homicide and other criminal outcomes. Two men were naturalized, one Armenian and one Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Morgan
Court of Appeals
Athens County
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Josten Brothers Named Executors in Athens Probate
James Josten and Fred Josten were granted testimentary letters in the Athens county Probate court Saturday as executors of Conrad Josten's estate. M. Gill E. R. Walker and W. H. McKee named appraisers. Evans Rees reported and the Chestnut Hill Coal Company sale was approved. Rees to deliver property to purchaser Frank Patton. George W. Rose authorized to sell estate property at private sale for 100 dollars. John E. Rose and Mary Elizabeth Hughes obtained a marriage license in Athens with parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Josten
Fred Josten
Athens County
Conrad Josten
M. Gill
E. R. Walker
W. H. McKee
Evans Rees
Chestnut Hill Coal Company
Rees
Frank Patton
George W. Rose
John E. Rose
Athens
Florist
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Former Judge David J Nye Dies at 85 in Elyria
Former Judge David J. Nye, 85, died at his home in Elyria after a months long illness. Nye served as president of the Ohio State Bar Association and led the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.P
lFormer
David, J. Nye
Nye
Ohio State Bar Association
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Guarantee
An ad touts McCoy's Tablets as a reliable method to add flesh and vitality for underweight men and women. It promises a full refund after four 60-cent boxes or two $1 boxes if the user fails to gain at least five pounds and feel better, with purchase price returned by the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
McCee
Cline Pharmacy Co
America
Sharpsburg Church Holds All Day Homecoming Reunion
The Sharpsburg church annual homecoming and reunion occurred all day Sunday with music singing and speeches by former members and ministers. Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg and family from this city attended the afternoon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sharpsburg
Charles Ogg
Warren Party Attends Sharpsburg Homecoming Service
The Rev. and Mrs. WN Warren and Mrs. Ruth Smith joined the Sharpsburg village homecoming. Rev Browning preached and the Chesterhill orchestra provided music in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Warren
Smith
Sharpsburg
Chauncey
WN. O. Warren
Frye Resigns Chauncey Local Presidency
Chauncey local president FRYE resigns announced at last week’s regular meeting. Frye had served as president for some time and was just reelected to the post. No new president was chosen at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. C. Frye
Frye
Social Guests Visit Local Families This Weekend
Miss Jennie Finney and Fannie Maffin of Athens were guests Sunday at the Har rison Davies home. Thelma Noble, formerly of The Plains, joined Mr. and Mrs. McNabb there. Eugene Backus and daughter with Vivian Erb from Columbus visited the Darnell home, The Plains. Sevilla Johnson, visiting relatives here, returned to Huntington W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Carpenter
Fred Slaughter
Myrtle Mitchell
Kate Spitzer
Caroline McKinstry
Embree Park
McConnelsville
Phil Robinson
Nell I. Robinson
E. B. Foraker
Dixie Fair
South Charleston
Caldwell
J. R. Keenan
Ralph Mason
William Mason
Pittsburgh
Margaret Hearn
Chicago
J. W. Donnelly
Jennie Finney
Fannie Maffin
Athens
Harrison Davies
McNabb
Thelma Noble
the Plains
Samuel Darnell
Eugene Backus
Vivian Erb
Columbus
Peter Erb
Sevilla Johnson
Huntington
W. Va
Farm Crop Display At 1928 Athens County Fair
The Athens County Fair in Athens runs August 21 to 24 with the largest ever farm crop display. Secretary Frank Biddle urges growers to enter quality produce and notes strong fruit, vegetable, flower, and corn shows with liberal prizes. Supervisors S F Beverage and F I Caldwell report rising interest in fruits and vegetables. Entries close August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
Frank Biddle
S. F. Beverage
F. I. Caldwell
Fruits Department
Unusual printed dress pattern for afternoon wear
Pattern department presents a two piece outfit with printed chiffon over a flesh slip. Waist bloused over a fitted yoke and a slant skirt matching a bolero option. Sized 34 to 42 inches bust. Yardage listed for 32 inch lining and 35 inch fabric. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Father and Son Die in Greenville Creek Tragedy
In Greenville two men died in a line of events linked by tragedy. Ralph Logan, 58, a Greenville bricklayer, fell onto a high tension wire while searching for his son Bernard Logan, 21, who had been drowned earlier in Greenville creek. Bernard’s body was recovered near the spot where his father was electrocuted, with head injuries suggesting the same cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
U.P
Ralph Logan
Bernard Logan
Greenville Creek
Logan
Hafey Hits Second Home Run of Day in Doubleheader
Philadelphia report notes Chick Hafey belted his 16th homer of the season in the fourth inning of the second game of a doubleheader, a two homer day, off pitcher Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
AUA
Chick Hafey
Willoughby
British Boxer Ted Kid Lewis Returns for Rosenbloom Bout
Ted Kid Lewis of England, former world welterweight champion, returns to the ring Tuesday night at Queensboro Stadium to fight Maxie Rosenbloom. Lewis rose to fame from his many battles with Jack Britton as the title changed hands four times between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ted Kid Lewis
England
Maxie Rosenbloom
Queensboro Stadium
Lewis
Jack Britton
Polo Stars Stumble in Sands Point Exhibition
American polo team underwhelmed at Sands Point Country Club Port Washington with only Thomas Hitchcock Jr showing true form. Team prepares to face Argentina in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Sands Point Country Club
Port Washington
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Crusader Favored Saratoga Handicap and a Horsemen Payout
Crusader the son of Man O War is the favorite for the Saratoga handicap at one mile and a quarter in Saratoga Springs New York. With the Saratoga racing season ending soon nearly 450000 dollars will be distributed to horsemen before September 1 and the 60000 dollar Hopeful Stakes is on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Crusader
Cochet Edges Tilden In Davis Cup Opening Set
At Roland Garros Paris on July 30 Henri Cochet of France defeated William Tilden 9 7 in the first set of the opening singles. France led United States two matches to one as the final day began with one more win needed to retain the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Cochet
France
William T. Tilden
United States
Tilden
Cochet
Estate worth $1 million left by Avery Hopwood
Cleveland writer Avery Hopwood who drowned off the French Riviera left an estate valued at $1,000,000, according to his will filed for probate in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Avery Hopwood
Juan-de-Lis
French Riveria
Contestants Stage Originality Rages Surprises Result
A lively school contest cites five more weeks of cones and art as boys and girls vie for prizes. Winners include Mary Mulligan first in Class I and Verna Franecca Sayre in Class II. other names listed for prizes and honorable mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Ball
Marguerite Morrison
Dorothy Mae Howand
Thomas Auflick
Mary Mulligan
Anabelle Bussey
Billy North
Clea Conway
Bosale Swindell
Eloise Davis
Tae Sheéleton
Gene Kesterson
Otis Johnson
Herbert Lowther
Irene Davis
Eleanor Davis
Agnes Hartley
Dorothy Howard
Fannie Glenn
Tda Lee Waugh
Gath Lightfoot
Elizabeth Brady
Laura Jane Willis
Elberta Bussey
Roland Forbes
Almarine Johnson
Helen White
Death of U S Federal Judge D C Westenhaver in Cleveland
Federal Judge D C Westenhaver died at his home in Cleveland after a long illness. He was one of the nation’s best known jurists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
D. C. Westenhaver
Westenhaver
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Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Wilma Kranyik
Lancaster
Floyd Myers
Lewis and
Ira Myers
Newark
William Matson
Pomeroy
William Donaldison
James Woodard
J. W. Woodard
C. W. Weedsall
Pearl Woodard
Charles Mitchell
Nelsonville
Walter Bennett
Elroy McDonald
Stewart Street
Lillian Mae Turner
Gleaners
The
Christian Church
East Hill
Elliott
Mill Streets
Mach
Hilda Archer
Lima
Vannu
Grover Shook
Paul Shook
Harriet Spense
C. A. Overmyer
Lauretta
Lucille
Carey
William P. Sprague
Helen Alderman
H. S. Jones
F. W. Bush
Charles Cranmer
Wooster
Colleen Fedora
Cranmer
Virginia Dalton
R. A. Dalton
Strathmore Boulevard
E. H. Davis
American Book Company
New York City
Charles Maple
Jackson County
Ray Wilcox
Curtis Wilcox
Wade Bean
West State Street
Gordon
Therm
A. G. Vogt
Dorothy
Toledo
William Masterton
Sunnyside Drive
Vogt
Mr. Masterton
Thadder Draper
Mile Six
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Sharpsburg Church
Chauncey Local
Biddle
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Saenz Mayake Obregon
Aaron Saenz
General Obregon
la Bombilla
Mexico
Saenz
Obregon
Calles
Messenger Pattern Department
Prince
Cross Bros
W. Union
George Clark
OY Nea Service, Inc
AEG. U
Pat. Off
Mamma
Son
Roland Garros Stadium
Nada
Clinton D. Boyd
Wedgwood
China
Logans
the Security Savings Bank
Bayer
State of Ohio
Division of Insurance
William Safford
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
New State of New York
Ing
William C. SeTord
Supt. 6 Inc
Chigo
W Safford
William C. Safford
Ins. of
Division of India
Safford
Yorkshire Insurance
Ork Land
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