Millfield Chauncey Visit and Local Notes
The Plains residents Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gardner of Chauncey visited Millfield Sunday at Ruth James’s home. Ernestine Mingus of Millfield has left for Bliss College in Columbus. Mrs. George Shaner Sr. is improving after illness in Millfield. Cecil Love and family of Athens, Paul Webber and family of Roxbury joined Mr. and Mrs. James Love for a weekend visit. Cyrus James and sons Alvin and John of Barberton stayed with Ruth James in Millfield last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gardner
Chauncey
Millfield
Ruth James
Ernestine Mingus
Columbus
Bliss College
George Shaner
Cecil Love
Athens
Paul Webber
Roxbury
Ohio
James Love
J. P. Watkins
Logan
Mabel Smith
Cyrus James
Alvin and
John
Barberton
Ora G. West Buried From the Plains
Ora A. West aged 69 longtime Hocking resident buried in Green Lawn cemetery after funeral at The Plains church. Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney Chauncey officiated with Chauncey singers and Lu cille Bradfield at piano. He leaves a widow three daughters four sons a mother four sisters and 11 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Plains Church
Ora A. West
Hocking
Gilbert B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Floyd Nye
Hazel Lahugh
Lucille Bradfield
Greenlawn
Red Men's Lodge
West
Ruth Rice
Elsie Hall
Colum
Ethel Ely
Nelsonville
Emmett
Everett West
Akron
John West
Columbus
George West
Ruth West
Maude Brown
Kate Blackston
Alice Glancey
Orbiston
Ella Glancey
Detroit
Nich
Marriage of Hiram Love and Miss Burley in Wellston
Announcement reports the marriage of Hiram Love and Miss Burley last Thursday at the bride’s Wellston home. Love, son of Mr and Mrs James E Love, is Chauncey Dover high school graduate now employed in Canton, with plans to reside there. They recently visited Love’s parents in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Love
Miss Burley
Wellston
James E. Love
Chauncey- Dover High School
Canton
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Millfield Church of Christ
The Ladies' Aid society of the Millfield Church of Christ held their monthly business and social meeting last Friday evening at the church hall. Members discussed upcoming charity events and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Millfield Church of Christ
Millfield club holds meeting at Mrs Hill home
The Millfield group met at Mrs Pearl D Hill home with Mrs Celia Boudinot presiding. A social hour and refreshments followed. Next gathering set for Mrs Mabel Smith home with members present including Mrs J R Wade Viola Howard Jucy Howard L R Woods Mae Wade Irene Wade and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl D. Hill
Millfield
Celia Boudinot
Mabel Smith
J. R. Wade
Viola Howard
Jucy Howard
L. R. Woods
Mae Wade
Irene Wade
H. Q O. McDaniel
Gladys Mayles Weds Alex Dinger in Athens Ceremony
Miss Gladys Mayles of Millfield and Alex Dinger of Barberton were married last Saturday in Athens. The couple will reside in Barberton where the groom works as a mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mayles
Millfield
Alex Dinger
Barberton
Athens
Heffkins Spend Sunday at Millfield Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Heffkin reside in Lancaster where they work and visited their Millfield home for a Sunday stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heffkin
Lancaster
Millfield
Quiet wedding ties McCormick daughter to Pittsburgh man
Miss Dorothy McCormick daughter of Mr and Mrs J B McCormick 181 North Congress street married Alfred M Rulofson of Pittsburgh Pa in Trinity Episcopal chapel East Broad street Columbus The ceremony was attended only by Miss Ruth McCormick sister and Miss Eva Lawson sorority sister due to time delays from a recent automobile accident The couple at home in a newly furnished apartment at 1039 East Broad street Miss McCormick a Athens high school graduate and Ohio University alumna member of Pi Beta Phi The groom a Kenyon College and Ohio University graduate belongs to Delta Tau Delta fraternity They will reside at their Columbus home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McCormick
J. B. McCormick
North Congress Street
Alfred M. Rulofson
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Trinity Episcopal Chapel
East Broad Street
BE. F. Chauncey
Ruth McCormick
Eva Lawson
Pi Beta Phi
Rulofson
Athens High School
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Maramar
Kenyon College
Gambier
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ohio professor visits Athens before Indiana departure
Dr. Frederick Treadley a former Ohio university faculty member now residing in Washington DC visits Athens to renew acquaintances and plans to depart for Indiana on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Treadley
Ohio University
Washington, D., C
Athens
Indiana
Elmira Richmond Leaves for California to Live with Sister
Miss Elmira Richmond departed this morning for California to reside with her sister Mrs. Eliza beth Swaim. She had been staying with Mrs. J. C. Harvey at 111 Lancaster street where sister Mrs. John Spaulding of Columbus visited. John Horn of Cleveland, a 1921 Ohio University graduate and Travelers Insurance engineer, also left Athens after a day of business and renewing Delta Tau Delta connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Richmond
California
Elizabeth Swaim
J. C. Harvey
Lancaster Street
John Spaulding
Columbus
Swaim
John Horn
Cleveland
Ohio University
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Athens
Delta Tau Delta
Columbus Visitors Tail and Family News Note
Mrs Ottis D Roberts and children of Columbus visit her parents Mr and Mrs C O Linscott Athens R D P D. They visit during Mr Roberts absence who has left for San Francisco as delegate to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention. Mr and Mrs M F Hearn return this evening from New Lexington where they attended the funeral today of Mr John Meenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis D. Roberts
Columbus
C. O. Linscott
Athens R. Dpd
Mr. Roberts
San Francisco
Calif
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
M. F. Hearn
New Lexington
John Meenan
Mr and Mrs Fetch Return From Loudenville Visit
Mr and Mrs David Fetch returned yesterday from Loudenville where they motored Saturday and visited Mr and Mrs John Dana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fetch
Loudenville
John Dana
Canton Couple Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Clyde Augsberger and their son Robert of Canton traveled home today after visiting Mrs Augsberger s aunts Miss Addie Russell and Miss Mayme Russell in the Russell building on South Court Street during his business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Augsberger
Robert
Canton
Augsberger
Addie and
Mayme Russell
Russell Building
South Court Street
Mrs Ethel Carpenter Visits Family During Vacation
Mrs. Ethel Carpenter of San Antonio Texas, a fitter at the Vogue store for four and a half years, has arrived to spend her vacation with her mother Mrs. Alice Kline at 53 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Carpenter
San Antonio
Texas
Vogue
Alice Kline
East State Street
Mary Ann card club honors Mrs Ronshousen with farewell party
Friends of the Mary Ann card club honored Mrs. Ronshousen at her home on 23 Stimson avenue with a farewell party. The Ronshousens plan to move to Owensboro Kentucky at week’s end. The Married Peoples class of the Christian church will meet Friday evening at Dr. and Mrs. H T Phillips home 50 Morris avenue with a covered dish dinner at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Mary Ann
Teacher James Hawkins Visits Parents in Salisbury NC
James Hawkins a Salisbury High School teacher spends a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Meade Hawkins at 175 Mill Street He traveled by motor suggesting a family visit during the trip period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hawkins
Salisbury
North Carolina
Meade Hawkins
Mill Street
Harner Family Returns From Albany Visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harner and daughter Hazel of Morgantown West Virginia returned home yesterday after visiting the former's sister Mrs. J. H. Dorsey at 97 North Congress Street and his brother Mr. P. E. Harner in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Harner
Hazel
Morgantown
W. Va
J. H. Dorsey
North Congress Street
P. E. Harner
Albany
Ralstons Return From Hopkinsville Visit
Mr and Mrs William Ralston have returned home from a visit in Hopkinsville Kentucky with their daughter Mrs Garnet Hardcastle as the accompanying phrasing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ralston
Hopkinsville, Ky
Mrs
Garnet Hardcastle
Salem couple vacation to western trip with relatives
Mr and Mrs Loring Herbert of Salem visit Mrs Cross in University Terrace. They plan to return Thursday and then join the Harpers to depart together on a western journey.
Mrs Harry Smith Sets Sail for Liverpool Visit
Mrs Harry Smith sails from New York City to Liverpool England to visit three sisters unseen for twenty four years and plans a six month trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
New York City
Liverpool
England
Buckeye Lake Motor Visitors Noted by Smith Family
Mrs. William Smith and family listed as visitors at Buckeye Lake on Sunday. Arthur Smith, sister-in-law Mrs. Harry Smith, nephew Vernon Trout, and neighboring couples Mr. and Mrs. John Lovinger and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolin were among those seen touring the lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Arthur
Harry Smith
Vernon Trout
John Lovinger
Harry Bolin
Buckeye Lake
Sunday Guests at The Knight Home
Mr and Mrs CC E Knight and daughter Mary of Guysville hosted a gathering in Guysville on June 5 for Mr and Mrs Harry Hook and children Mildred Nannie and Buster of Orlando Florida. Also attending were Mr and Mrs J C Day and daughter Esther, Mr and Mrs Charles Day and daughter Mae Lois, Mrs Charles Forbes and daughter Bernice Marie, John Kegley of Charleston WV, Mr and Mrs Harry J Day, Mr and Mrs Gilbert L Knight, Dayton, Mr and Mrs C A Pierce and children Donald Everett Roxy Dorothy Orville and Richard, Mr and Mrs Ray Oliver and son Carl of Athens, Mrs Charles Day, mother of Mrs Knight, and Mrs Sarah Knight mother of Mr Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
CC. E. Knight
Mary
Harry Hook
Mildred
Nannie
Buster
Orlando
Florida
J. C. Day
Esther
Charles Day
Mae Lois
Charles Forbes
Bernice Marie
John Kegley
Charleston
W. Va
Harry J. Day
Hoover forces win nine more delegates at Republican convention
Clarence Buck, manager for Frank O Lowden, claimed the former Illinois governor would hold 300 delegates from the outset. He said disputes over farm relief would bolster Lowdens candidacy as the convention nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Clarence Buck
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Nebraska governor opposes march of farmers to Kansas City
Governor Adam McMullen of Nebraska, leader of a midwest farm group seeking a farm relief plank in the Republican platform, withdraws from a proposed Kansas City march. He calls the plan a clowning circus parade and urges farmers to go to Kansas City to press relief demands, naming Frank O Lowden, Vice President Dawes, or Senator Charles Curtis as acceptable Midwest candidates. He supports relief but not necessarily the McNary Haugen plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Kansas City
Frank O. Lowden
Dawes
Charles Curtis
McNary- Haugen
Farmers to March on Kansas City for Farm Relief
C. C. Talbott and F. L. Graham lead about 200 to 300 North Dakota farmers under Governor Sorlie toward Kansas City. They demand the Republican party add a strong farm relief plank to its platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Talbott
F. L. Graham
North Dakota
Sorlie
Kansas City
Republican Party
Bishop Shot in Argument. Aged Minister Kills Self
In Charleston South Carolina Bishop William A Guerry of the Protestant Episcopal Church South was shot in the chest during an argument with 66 year old Rev J H Woodward who then killed himself in the bishop's office. Woodward had sought financial aid from the bishop and the bishop feared for his safety. The bishop remained in critical condition while authorities planned to question household members and the secretary who heard the dispute. The body of Woodward was to be sent to Brunswick Georgia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acharleston
U.R
William A. Guerry
Protestant Episcopal Church
South
J. H. Woodward
Guerry
Brunswick
Woodward
Bishop Guerry
Farm Bureau to Dedicate New Building in Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders set June 12 for the dedication of the Farm Bureau Building the new state headquarters in Columbus facing Broad Street and Jefferson Avenue. The 26000 square foot facility houses the federation corporation service company and affiliated groups with leaders from most counties expected at the ceremony.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Service of Ohio Agriculture
Columbus
Fast Broad Street
Jefferson Avenue
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
The
State Farm Bureau Organization
Farm Bureau Federation
Corporation
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Ohio Livestock Cooperative Association
Ohio Farm Bureaus
Belinda at Majestic A college stage delight ends season
Revelers of Ohio University staged Belinda a three act April folly at the Majestic theater last night. Pauline Swanson as Belinda and Virgene Brill as Delia impressed with skill and charm amid colorful scenery and a warm reception from the audience.
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Devonshire
England
Belinda
Ohio University
Pauline Swanson
Delia
Virgene Brill
Harold Baxter
Claude Devenish
George Caswell
Mr. Baxter
al Reed
Claude
Wittenberg College Directors Resume Spring Meeting
Springfield June 6 members of the board of directors of Wittenberg college were to conclude their annual spring meeting today after hearing reports by administrative officers on the year just closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Old Soldier Everett Dies at 86 in Cleveland Heights
Everett 86 veteran of Sherman’s march to the sea died Sunday at his Cleveland Heights home and was to be buried today in New Philadelphia. He drove the medicine wagon during the march and served in the Union forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Solomon Everett
Sherman
New Philadelphia
Everett
Cleveland Heights
Patent remedy claims malaria cure and toxin elimination
A historic advertisement promotes a remedy said to cure malaria and relieve biliousness headaches and dizziness caused by temporary constipation. It touts rapid detox effects and produces copious watery evacuations, with high esteem among users.
Dolly of Louisville tale bans in Louisville stands
The June issue of Plain Talk magazine published in New York has been banned in Louisville due to a story titled Dolly of Louisville. The feature recounts the life of a Louisville resort keeper who died recently and sparked the stand ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Plain Talk
New York
Dolly
Utilities Commission Allows Wapakoneta Phone Stock Issue
The state utilities commission authorized the Telephone Service Company of Wapakoneta to issue and sell 14400 dollars of common stock at par. Proceeds will reimburse the treasury for uncapitalized capital expenditures as of November 6, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Telephone Service Company of
Wapakoneta
Messenger Pattern Department Dress Pattern Details
Brocaded ank and velvet designs suited for tulle satin chiffon or georgette. The pattern covers sizes 34 to 42 inches with fabric guidance. An 88 inch size needs 2 yards plain and 2% yards figured material. dress lower edge width is 2% yards. Pattern mailed for 150 in silver or stamps.
Advance Guard Enters Peiping Marks Civil War Turning Point
The Shansi nationalist advance guard entered Pe king suburbs at 10 am signaling the last chapter in China's civil war. Southern troops faced no opposition as the sun banner of the nationalist cause went up in the ancient city while foreign troops including Americans guarded the legation quarter against looting by pursued forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Legation
Died of Injuries in Train Bombing at Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin former dictator of the Peking government died of injuries after a bomb wrecked his special train near Mukden. The report from Tokio wires cites the Fiji Shimpo dispatch as the source of the information.
Phillips 7 Dies After Street Accident Crash
In Cleveland a seven year old girl named Phillips died from injuries after being crushed between two objects while crossing a street. The incident occurred yesterday with authorities continuing investigation into the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Phillips
Shot It Out Cleveland Quarrel Leaves Two Wounded
In Cleveland two men resorted to guns to settle a quarrel. Carl Wolk, 38, and William Croft of Piroll Brown were hospitalised with injuries, one reported near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carl Wolk
Williand Croft
Piroll
Boke
That Baby You've Longed For Me
A feature by Margaret Burton of Kansas City offers free motherhood advice to married women. She shares her own journey from nerves and depression to happiness with a baby girl and a supportive husband, inviting letters to her address for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Massachusetts
Kansas City
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Garnet Hatch
Mae Herron
Emma Blaney
Marie Cavanaugh
Gladys Jones
Golda Cross
J. M. Richardson
Westerville Road
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Helen Salters
George Chaney
Pennel
Earl Reed
J. Glover
Zara Creamer
Thompson
Musser
Rosa Hill
Dix Reeves
C. R. Clark
Roy
Don
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William Stephenson
Dayton
John Hancock High School
Mary Connett
E. C. Kenney
Richland Avenue
Fred Stephenson
Peach Ridge
Monito
Haney- Goodrich Co
Court St
Knight Home
Winchester and
Herrick
United Press
Baby
Teunda
Majestic
David Todd
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Bud Smith
Louise Ickis
Edward Martin
Charles Gressle
Page Mead
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Dale Wilcox
Perrin Steele
Ben Sweazy
Paul Kiefer
Monna Webber
Mary Thomas
Virginia Lynch
Harold Brasse
Charles Gressley
Bennett Shimp
Robert Richards
Robert Young
Charles Etsinger
Martha Culp
Barbara Kantzer
Kenneth Jacoby
Arthur Cornwell
James Patterson
Chas, C. Millikan
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Messenger Pattern Department
Sommer’s Store
Eastman Kodaks
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8 & B Book Store Inc
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