Beef cattle show drives Athens County Fair 1922 plans
Interest runs high as officials predict the beef cattle show at the Athens County Fair in August 1922 will be the strongest yet. The 1924 education program promotes pure bred bulls with the slogan Put a Purebred Bull on Every Farm. Breeds shown include Short Horns Herefords and Polled Angus with $400 in premiums and ribbons. Superintendent C A Daugherty prepares for a record exhibit and judging will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
C. A. Daugherty
Logan arm plated after bicycle fall in Logan
Last week Charles Notestone Jr. suffered a fractured left arm in a bicycle fall. A silver plate was placed on the bone at the local hospital to aid knitting. Prof Ridgley spoke on school finance to Kiwanis and Rotary, noting a nine month term needs about 97000 dollars and that 80000 is on hand plus 10000 from tuition, leaving a likely 7000 deficit to be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Notestone Jr
Notestone
Ridgley
Logan
C. F. Ridgley
Rotary Club
Ohio Fuel Co well on Cox farm Near South Perry
Reports say the Ohio Fuel Co well on the Cox farm near South Perry reached pay sand on Tuesday and shows promise as a solid producer. It is the third successful well in the area, following two prior productive holes. The Rachelmacher estate well on the Tracy lease in Lost Hollow yielded 208 barrels in the first 24 hours. Drilling has begun on the Charles James farm by Coe Oil Co in the same vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Co
Cox
South Perry
Rachelmacher
Tracy
Lost Hollow
Charles James
Coe Oil Company
Keller Funeral Held for Henry Keller on East Hunter
Henry Keller died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after a city truck ride on East Hunter street. The body was taken to Warner Avenue and funeral services were set for Friday at 10 in Hunter Street Lutheran Church with Rev. C. F. Lauer. Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Plan to move seventh and eighth grades to junior high
Citizens discuss school capacity in the new addition area. George Morris assists in seeking a solution as West Logan pupils attend Ball school, which serves about 40, though roughly 70 attend this winter. Ground was donated for a new building, but funds are lacking. A temporary plan proposes sending older pupils to Logan’s junior high and relocating north of the Hocking Valley railroad to local schools to free Ball school space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris
State Department
West Logan
Ball School
Bke
H. G. Haneel
Board of Education
Logan
Hocking Valley
Local Notes on Visits and Trips Across Columbus Area
McArthur residents plan a week in Columbus visiting Arthur Dunkle and relatives. Lima's Mrs. Alice Devault visits her mother Ruth Frazee and sister Clarence Noble. Columbus friends Thomas Tully and Edna Sprague with two daughters stay with Sprague family. L. L. Cherrington party heads east on a three week motor trip to Washington and Boston. Andrew Maloney and niece Barbara Angie return to Columbus after two weeks with relatives here and in Hamden. John Blake tours Zaleski on business. Ed McFarland from Columbus visits sister Mrs. Nelson Morgan. Evelyn Connerts recovers from an infected finger at home. W. L. Vail of Toledo visits Edith Carlisle. Logan reports marriage of Truman Ankle to Alice Cundiff of Me. Arthur. Dave Guble and Ada Margaret visit Thomas George family near Pleasantville. William Moses returns from Akron. Julia Bothwell, Cincinnati kindergarten superintendent, visits relatives. Opal Gheer, employed in Columbus, travels home to Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cherrington
Homer
Edith Jessie
Ruth
East
Washington, D. C
Boston
Mass
Recent marriage license issued for two residents
John Leonard Zimmerman of Zaleski and Luella Marie Norris of Carpenter received a marriage license and were wed by Rev. L. L. Cherrington, R. F. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard Zimmerman
Zaleski
Luella Marie Norris
Carpenter, R. F. D
Social notes from Lake Park area weekly gathering
The column records numerous visits and greetings around Lake Park including funerals, family guests from Jackson Wellston Marietta Columbus and Dayton. Attendees include P T Harkins and family James Mace funeral. Mr and Mrs W E Stanton host John O Martin. Adale Bennett Georg e Erwin Grace Morehead and others. Road improvements noted on Hamden Dundas pike and Cemetery hill completed by the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
P. T. Harkins
Ray
May
James Mace
New Marshfield
William Craig
Darrell Lot Greendale
Craig
Daisy Dunham
Roads
Lee Stanton
L.r
Railroad Street
W. E. Stanton
John O.martin
Jackson
Joe Baile
Columbus
Adale Bennett
George Erwin
Wellston
Grace Morehead
Walter Wykle
Wilbur Jones
Marietta
Chas. Payne
Louisville
Albert Spangenberg
Glenden Smiley
Cleveland
Floyde Beam
Nan Garey
Jess Walters
Newark
Ohio
Jennie Conley
Leesburg
Fla
Church Street
H. R. Brooks
Virginia
Chas
Richard
Norma Louise
Seymour
Byers
Hugh Gerty
Thomas Anderson
Charles
Dayton
Anna Driggs
Steve Kolb
E. A. Townsley
Cincinnati
Geo. Mitchell
Hamden-Dundas Pike
Cemetery Hill
Hamden
State Highway Department
H. E. Calvin
Hamden Families Visit Relatives in Belpre Area
Mrs G Mitchell and children Thelma and James visit relatives at Belpre along with Chester Burns family John Newman Ed Corbin Joe Kuhn and son Carl Chas Rice Marjorie Bethel Fred Wilbur and Everett Murdoch in a regional gathering from Hamden The list of visitors highlights multiple households traveling for a short stay with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mitchell
Thelma
James
Belpre
Chester Burns
John Newman
Mra
Ed Corbin
Joe Kuhn
Carl
Chas. Rice
Marjorie
Chas. Bethel
Fred Wilbur
Leverett Murdoch
Jack
Indigestion relief advertised by McKee Drug Co
An ad promotes Dave's Mentha-Pepsin claiming rapid relief from indigestion gas and heart discomfort. It argues a bottle cures dyspepsia and stomach catarrh, promises improved nerves and sleep, and urges local school planning discussions at Faulsj.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Altogethr
West Logan
Board of Education of
Faulsj
McKee Drug Co
Delega
Foreman Stallsmith Recovering From Illness At Work
Foreman III D G Stallsmith of Hocking Valley shops and recreation department manager is slowly recovering from a severe tonsillitis attack. He has been off duty ten days and expects to return in the next few days. The Logan Parent-Teacher association designates August 6 as tag day to raise funds for the coming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Stallsmith
Hocking Valley
Recreation Department
Worthy Enterprise
Parent-Teacher Association of
Logan
Changes in Staff at Bucyrus YMCA and Morningstar Resigns
Earl R. Gordon of Grand Rapids has been named general secretary of the Bucyrus Y M C A. W F Morningstar resigns after two years as physical director and plans to join his father in Dayton. Charlotte reports a Piedmont and Northern Electric crash left fifteen hospital patients, four in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Earl R. Gordon
Grand Rapids, Mich
W. F. Morningstar
Morningstar
Dayton
Charlotte
N. C
Piedmont
Northern Electric Railroad
Rioting Between Ku Klux Klan and Opponents in Lancaster and Spencer
Rioting between Ku Klux Klan members and anti hooded order members left several people hospitalized in Lancaster and Spencer. Some injuries reported as serious in today’s clashes.
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Lancaster
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Spencer
Kidnapping Case Extends to Buffalo and Canada
Cleveland police broadened the missing child inquiry of 5 year old Dorothy May Blanchard and her nurse Phoebe Wood to include Buffalo authorities and Canadian cities after the event last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dorothy May Blanchard
Phoebe Wood
Buffalo
Try This For Swollen Glands
People with enlarged glands are urged to apply Emerald Oil daily to bring the glands to a head and discharge germs. The opening will heal quickly without scarring. Obtain a two ounce bottle of full strength Emerald Oil and use as directed. It is a concentrated preparation and a small amount lasts long. It is also claimed to reduce swollen veins and dissolve goltre.
Plans to form timber salvage cooperative in Portage County
Columbus Ohio July 31 An announcement records completion of plans to form a co operative organization of Portage county farmers to market fallen timber from the tornado region in Northeastern Ohio. C A Byer of the Ohio State Grange and Farm Bureau Federation and Assistant State Forester F W Dean led the conference with relief commission members. The commission will assist in marketing the timber. Salvage work, estimated at 3 500 000 feet, will be directed by the state forestry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Portage County
Ohio
C. A. Byer
Ohio State Grange and Farm Bureau Federation
F. W. Dean
Relief Commission
State Forestry Department
Free smallpox vaccination for all in Defiance county
Free vaccines provided for residents unable to pay. Dr J D Westrick and KR Cameron, Defiance city and county health officials, supply vaccine and physicians donate services to cover the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Defiance County
J. D. Westrick
KR. B. Cameron
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Allan Sprague and Earl Welk
Mrs Allan Sprague 23 died at her brother’s Elyria home after long illness. She leaves husband and family including mother and siblings. Earl Eldon two day old son of Mr and Mrs N S Welk died at Sheltering Arms hospital. Funeral held at grandparents home on West State Street with burial in West State cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Sprague
Elyria
Ilinesa
Sprague
Akron Pure Mik Company
Wiley T. Sprague
Athens
Earl Eldon Welk
Earl Eldon
Welk
Goldie Pickering
West State Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pickering
Slaver hunt after federal agents’ deaths near Wilmington
A posse of 100 led by Sheriff Jackson searched woods near Wilmington for the slavers of Leon George, a prohibition agent, and Sam W. Lily, a U S marshal, whose bodies were found on a rural road last night. The day also reports a final settlement by the U S railroad administration with several railroads, including Lake Erie Western paid $700 000 and Toledo St Louis and Western $150 000. Tomato claims deny cancer link contrary to common belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Jackson
Leon George
Sam W. Lily
Washington
United States Railroad Administration
Davis
Lake Erie Western
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Use Zemo Antiseptic Liquid for Itching Relief
An antiseptic liquid named Zemo is recommended as a remedy for itching torture. It claims to offer relief with minimal failure. The ad-like text promotes the product as a dependable solution for persistent itching.
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Mary Meadows
Arthur Dunkle
Alice Devault
Lima
Ruth Frazee
Clarence Noble
Thomas Tully
Edna Sprague
L. W. Sprague
Andrew Maloney
Barbara Angie
John Blake
Ed. McFarland of
Mrs
Nelson Morgan
Evelyn Connerts
W. L. Vail
Toledo
Edith Carlisle
Truman Ankle
Alice Cundiff
Annie Cundiff
Arthur
Dave’Guble
Ada
Margaret
Thomas George
Pleasantville
William Moses
Akron
Julia Bothwell
The
Opal Gheer
Radcliff
Williams
Cramennens
Cot
Storm District
Grocers
Tadionmeeon
Tas Bankers So Peake Gblore Limon
Messenger
F. C. Stedman
Packers and Provisioners
West Union St. Athens
Home Furnishing Co
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