Weekend Buckeye Lake Outing Brings Local Residents Together
Dee Gorham and friends including Mr and Mrs Frank Watkins Mr and Mrs Paul Lowden Kathryn Weinfordner Etta Woodard and Frank Foster enjoy a Buckeye Lake weekend outing. Mrs C R Hudgins and daughter Anna May Fenzel Verna Danford and Joe Lord join a day trip to Buckeye Lake on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Gorham
Frank Watkins
Paul Lowden
Kathryn Weinfordner
Etta Woodard
Frank Foster
Buckeye Lake
C. R. Hudgins
Anna May
Fenzel
Verna Danford
Joe Lord
Mitchells Return from Nelsonville Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell returned Sunday evening from Nelsonville where they spent several days visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett and other relatives in and near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Nelsonville
Walter Bennett
Marietta Couple Returns from Athens Visit
Mr and Mrs Everett C Burch returned Sunday evening to their home in Marietta after a short visit in Athens with Mr and Mrs Charles C Picker ing at 46 East Carpenter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Burchfield
Marietta
Athens
Charles C. Pickering
East
Carpenter Street
Local residents return from Indianapolis auto races trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Darst traveled by car to Indianapolis last Thursday and attended auto races on Saturday returning Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hughes
M. F. Darst
Indianapolis
Local visitors spend weekend in Gallipolis and Marietta
Mrs C D Gist and relatives joined Dr and Mrs Claude Parker in Gallipolis for a weekend visit. J A Wiseman toured Marietta on business. E S Sells and J A Reading visited Reading families in Galena and Readings. Sells returned Sunday, Reading stays for some time.
Mrs Alexander Howard Returns Home To Columbus
Mrs Alexander Howard known as Helen Border left today for her home in Columbus after visiting over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Warren Border at 108 East Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Howard
Helen Border
Columbus
Mrs
Warren Border
East Union Street
Local Visitors Overnight in X Street Family Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O Burnett of North High host guests for a few days Mrs. E E Berry of Dayton and Miss Eleanor Martin of Gallipolis. Charles Graham and Mr and Mrs Jack Williams of Cleveland return home after a weekend visit to Mr and Mrs Lewis Graham of 142 Mill Street. Trip was by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Burnett
North High Street
E. E. Berry
Dayton
Eleanor Martin
Gallipolis
Charles Graham
Jack Williams
Cleveland
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Ardella Ford Leaves for Akron With Brother
Miss Ardella Ford departed Sunday afternoon for Akron to reside there with her brother Mr. George W. Ford. The Ford family spent the weekend with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardella Ford
Akron
George W. Ford
Mr. Ford
Wiseman Couple Feted at Wrightstown Home
A and Mrs. J A Wiseman were feted Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hettie Able in Wrightstown Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wiseman
Hettie Able
Wrightstown
Morgan County
Maxwell Family Reunion Reported in Columbus and Pomeroy
Mr and Mrs W A Maxwell their son-in-law and daughter gather with extended kin including Bernice Darst and four children of Pomeroy and Florence Maxwell and Walter of Columbus at Ida Maxwell Devore 159 East State Street. They plan a trip to Pomeroy and then return to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Maxwell
Bernice Darst
Pomeroy
Florence Maxwell
Walter
Columbus
Ida Maxwell Devore
East State Street
Devore
Heer
Maccabees to Meet Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall
The B A of the Maccabees will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Odd Fellows hall with initiation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
B. A
Maccabees Soill
Odd Fellows Hall
Flower Mission Service Noted by W C T U at Presbyterian
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will observe a Flower Mission service at their meeting, now scheduled for 2 o'clock Tuesday, following the gathering at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Marion couple visit family in the city this weekend
Dr and Mrs O G Stephenson and children Jane and Jack of Marion motored here for the last of the week and were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry McKinstry, 107 East State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. G. Stephenson
Jane and
Jack of
Marion
Harry McKinstry
East State Street
Biddison Returns to Kermit After Visit
Mr. C. L. Biddison comes back to Kermit West Virginia today from a short visit with Mrs. Biddison and gon Jack at the home of her mother Mrs. Parker Carpenter located at 187 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Biddison
Kermit
W. Va
Wolfe family returns to Chillicothe after visit
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wolfe and their son Billy By returned Sunday to their home in Chillicothe after a week visit. Mrs. Wolfe and the younger child had stayed in town the entire week and Mr. Wolfe joined them for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wolfe
Billy By
Chillicothe
Mrs. Wolfe
Small Son
Mr. Wolfe
Covington Family Returns From Visit To Hoover Home
Mr and Mrs Covington Weatlake and children Jean and Arnold of Youngstown returned home this morning with the former's mother Mrs Diana Arnold. They were guests of Prof and Mrs T N Hoover at 63 Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Weatlake
Jean and
Arnold
Youngstown
Diana Arnold
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Elys Spend Sunday in Columbus Guest of Foutch Family
Mr and Mrs A R Ely spent Sunday in Columbus as guests of Mrs W B Foutch Jr This social item notes a leisure visit by two local residents to a Columbus household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ely
Columbus
W. 8. Foutch, Jr
Washington Guests Visit Miss Howe and Family Ties Highlighted
Washington D C guests attend events linked to Miss Maude Howe at 14 Poplar Avenue. Mrs Cooley described as niece of Miss Howe, with accompanying mentions of Mrs Edward H Cooley and individuals Midren Alden and Eleanor, indicating a social gathering and family connections.
Athens First June Bride Weds Ralph Lytle at Home
Edna Erle Cole of Nelsonville becomes Athens first June bride marrying Ralph B. Lytle of Columbus at 11:30 this morning. Rev. Dr. Daniel McGurk officiated with ring ceremony at the First Methodist parsonage. Attendants were the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole, brother Tom Cole, and Ruth Rice of Nelsonville. Fred Carpenter and his wife visited Nelsonville family last week at 136 North Congress.
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Athens
Edna Erle Cole
Nelsonville
Ralph 8
Lytle
Columbus
Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Robert Cole
Tom Cole
Ruth Rice
Fred Carpenter
Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Week-end Visitors Share Columbus stays
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dorr were week-end visitors in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rauch and children of Lancaster were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Dorr
Columbus
Fred Rauch
Lancaster
Charles Cray
Weekend Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs. E. D. Dern hosted a weekend gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Prethofer and son Bobbie. Mrs. H. Reindollar and Miss Margie io Umgardner from Dayton joined Mrs. A. R. Sprague. Mr. Fred Tedrow and others from nearby households were mentioned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Dern
Prethofer
Bobbie
H. Reindollar
Margie Io Umgardner
Dayton
A. R. Sprague
Fred Tedrow
Mievers
Lancaster visit from the Woods and Schlosses Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schloss were Sunday visitors in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
Edward Schloss
Lancaster
Parkersburg Couple Visits Athens Guests Stay at Hotel Berry
Mr and Mrs Clay Wells and Mr and Mrs Lester Kemper with Mr and Mrs Neal of Parkersburg West Virginia visited in Athens Saturday and were registered at Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Wells
Lester Kemper
Neal
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
Hotel Berry
Baker hosts weekend visit and return home
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Baker of 248 East State Street entertained over the weekend guests Mr and Mrs Paul R Bowen of Columbus. They returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Baker
East State Street
Paul R. Bowen
Columbus
Debt talks move to London amid unofficial Washington push
Washington reports note a unofficial circle seeks to hold Franco American debt negotiations in London rather than Paris or Washington. Officials say negotiations should stay in the United States unless France agrees to Washington echoes, with aim to service 4 billion dollars of French debt and retire wartime bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Paris
Coolidge
United States
Europe
France
England
America
Treasury
Campaign to fund music hall at Capital University
Columbus June 1 Solicitation of a 65000 fund for a music auditorium at Capital University Bexley a Columbus suburb opens at a diner tonight The drive aims to total 650000 with 250000 for endowment and the rest for a girls dormitory and the music hall Alumni drive for 500000 fund winding up the effort over subscribed quota expected to be met
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Capital University
Bexley
Leather lasts Washington tests done at standards bureau
Tests by the Bureau of Standards show that good leather and leather goods resist damage from long storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Eye wash tonic aids weak eyes at Gibson's Pharmacy
The Lavoptik eye wash tonic combines camphor hydrastis and witch hazel. A small bottle is advertised to help weak sore or strained eyes and is described as aluminum eye cap free at Gibson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Ohio Fuel Gas strikes bumper well in Wells ton New gas town
The Ohio Fuel Gas company hit a bumper gas well on the Charles Haslett farm yesterday afternoon. The test showed a gas pressure of 4 604 000 feet at four feet in the sand and the well is expected to reach five million feet. This raises Wellston to the top gas town in the state and the center of the largest field in the Middle States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston Gaslyn
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Charles Haslett
Wellston
M Vay to Speak at Teachers Meet June 23 at Cedar Point
H R McVay county superintendent of schools is slated to speak at the annual convention of the county and village superintendent's department of the Ohio State Teachers association at Cedar Point June 23. He will discuss Recent School Legislation. Pearly Gaskill, a top Athens county teacher, faces two job offers as principal of Luhring and Green's Run schools, with a choice pending. Ralph M Pavey named Smith Hughes agriculture instructor at Rome township high school. Three Bern township teaching posts left unfilled after Saturday election. Only experienced teachers to be considered. Elected in Bern township: Broadwell A B Christman grammar, Minnie Kennard primary, T E Dixon Westland, Mrs Marie M Harris Sharpsburg Utley C C Curtis Town House Vera Pierce Lathrop grammar, Chice H Brill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. McVay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
McVay
Luhrig
Green
Ruth
Pearly Gaskill
Athens County
Luhing Board
Green’s Run
Gaskill
Ralph M. Pavey
Athens County Farm Bureau
Smith- Hughes
Rome Township
D. O. Chapple
Bern Township
Lathrop
Plantsville
Mt. Hermon
Chapple
Broadwell
A. B. Christman
Minnie Kennard
Westland
T. E. Dixon
Sharpsburg
Marie M. Harris
Utley
Chinese Mutiny Leaves Six Hundred Soldiers Murdered Officers
Six hundred Chinese soldiers mutinied at Hung-Hai and killed officers before looting the barracks. A few officers reportedly escaped as Portuguese police helped round up sixty mutineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hung-Hai
Hong Kong
Produce Firm Sues Steamship Over Egg Shipment
A San Francisco produce company sues a steamship line after eggs shipped from Shanghai were placed too near boilers, causing hundreds of hatchings or spoilage upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shanghai
Judge Without Trials Acts to End Court Dockets
Ern est Lee has served four years as a magistrate in Elizabethtown Kentucky without trying a single case. He has induced litigants to settle all disputes out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
Ernest Lee
Failures Will Be Fewer This Year Says School Head
Athens senior high school Principal F E Harshman predicts a standout year with fewer failures as students near the end of the term. He notes modern methods emphasize grades, tests vary by subject, and seniors finish by Thursday with others through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saic
F. E. Harshman
Athens
Harshman
What Price Glory Draws Crowd Into Accident
Fifteen people hospitalized in Cleveland after an accident at the What Price Glory sweepstakes at Maple Heights race track. The driver lost control in the semi finals and ploughed into spectators, injuring thirteen, including 85 year old Joseph Andrews of Cleveland and 68 year old James H. Little of Altoona, Pa. Two more were hurt in a traffic jam as spectators left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maple Heights
Joseph Andrews
James H. Little
Altoona
World's oldest bush found in Perry County
Dr. Edgar T. Wherry of the Department of Agriculture identifies a mile and a quarter long bush on a hill in Perry County Pennsylvania as the world's oldest. He notes it grows about six inches yearly and estimates its age at 12 000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perry County
Edgar T. Wherry
Department of Agriculture
Wherry
Assistant Engineer Moves to Washington County
R E Bischoff assistant resident state highway engineer has been transferred to Washington county and left Athens today. Dan Davis must now prepare plans for Morrison hill stretch on the Athens Pomeroy road, a mile long and among southeastern Ohio’s most difficult main highways. The project’s completion this summer was in doubt but Davis believes the road will go through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bischoff
Washington County
Athens
Dan Davis
Davis
State Highway Department
Morrison Hill
Athens-Pomeroy
Ohio
Martinsburg man fined for intoxication by mayor
Carrell Hooper of Martinsburg was fined $15 and costs by Mayor L A Koons on an intoxication charge. He was arrested last night by Captain Charles Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell Hooper
Martinsburg
L. A. Koons
Charles Maple
Hamden News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trains
Hamden residents hosted relatives from Cincinnati Columbus Circleville and Jackson for weekend visits and Decoration Day gatherings. Notable mentions include Henry Garey a former Hamden conductor passing through on a RB&O special train and the death of Joe Howser former B&O agent at Zaleski. Twenty new D T I cabooses moved west on BR&O freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Cook
Dorothy
Paul
Cincinnati
Anna Stanton
Elizabeth Robbins
Gerald Ogier
J. T. Ogier
Chillicothe Street
William Fee
Circleville
C. W. Campbell
Main Street
Gertrude Brown
Columbus
Hamden
George Mitchell
John Lively
Jackson
Matthew Lewis
George Murdoch
W. E. Stanton
John O. Martin
Kathrine Livingston
Rex Moorhead
Stanton
Martin
Henry Garey
No. 22
Parkersburg
Accounting Department
Baltimore
Henry
Portsmouth
Joe Howser
Athens
Zaleski
Frankfort
D. T. & I. Cabooses
Allie Funk
Allie Gosman
Ruth Thomas
D. C. Thomas
Barber Fined for Unapproved Haircuts Sparks Town Debate
In a Brazilian town near here the mayor decreed that any barber cutting a woman's hair without the permission of her husband or male head may face a fine of about 86. The ruling stirred local controversy as residents weighed traditional authority against personal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Here
Seven new detours on state highways announced in Ohio
NEW DETOUR TO NORTH COLUMBUS May 30 seven new detours have been established on state highways during the week the department of highways announced tonight. One is on the Columbus Lancaster road in Fairfield county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Department of Highways
Columbus-Lancaster Road
Fairfield County
Ohio Gasoline Tax Yielding a Huge Sum Daily
Highway Director Boulay reaffirmed prior statements that the gasoline tax would save motorists while boosting highway maintenance funds. W. J. Shafer reports Ohio nets about 25000 dollars daily, or 9.125 million annually, equating to two cents per day per motorist, while license fees drop by half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Boulay
W. J. Shafer
Ohio
Fire Rips Sapper Dry Goods Store in Fairmont
May 20 in Fairmont West Virginia a large fire consumed the Sapper dry goods store. All city fire apparatus responded but the building could not be saved though firefighters prevented spread to adjacent structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
State Optometrist Exam Set for Columbus Convention
The next state examination for optometrists will be held in connection with the Ohio convention in Columbus on May 30. The event brings together practitioners and examines candidates for licensure under state rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Deaths by Own Action Reported in Los Angeles
George W. Leora and Manila heiress Margaret Fersies, UC co ed, died by own action in Los Angeles this afternoon. Police stated both deaths were self inflicted as investigators assess the diary affair and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George W. Leora
Margaret Fersies
Manila
University of California
Leret
West Virginia strike clouds head toward Oklahoma coal fields
Morgantown West Virginia May 30 Strike clouds hover over West Virginia coal fields since April 1 and move west toward Oklahoma fields risking a national deadlock between mine operators and United Mine Workers of America authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Aters
United Mine Work America
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C. D. Gist
Dorothy Gist
Jean Gist
Charles Townsend
Helen Townsend
Harvey Porter
Margaret
Claude B. Parker
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Madrid
M’vay
Say's School
Lash
Palm
Castile
Cocos Castile
F. J. Beasley Milling J. and Grocery Co
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Optometric Association
P. G
State Board
Tometry
Ter
Ae Ieee
Phila Cuticura
Jesse. L. Maxwell
Atiens
Remington
Mom’n Pop
Moor Bush
MR. Gunn
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