Aerial Milk Wagon NDO Sends June Milk to London
Oil allowed for consumption as June milk shipments depart from Holland to London via aerial milk wagon NDO.
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Ndo
Holland
London
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
10
Milk Cooled in Box Reaches London Four Hours After Milking
A can of milk is sealed in a water tight box with ice packing the gap. The product arrives in London four hours after milking, illustrating rapid transit for dairy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Koester Family Joins Marietta Graduation Trip
Will Koester and wife of Montgomery West Virginia drove to Marietta Monday. They were joined by Christena Koester, Mia Koester, Henry Epplein, Lew Burt, and W S Koester and wife. The group attended high school graduation exercises for Christena Koester’s grandchildren the Bay twins and planned a week in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Will Koester
Montgomery
W. Va
Christena Koester
Mia
Henry Epplein
Lew Burt
Koester
Bay Twins
Washington County
Dorst Family Starts Month-Long Midwest Visit
W F Dorst his wife and two children left for Columbus by car on Saturday and will travel by rail to Tipton Iowa to visit J Kautz family. They plan to visit Gardner Kansas to see O H Dorst and expect to be away about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dorst
Columbus
Tipton
Iowa
J. Kautz
Gardner
Kansas
O. H. Dorst
Mrs Perlina Williams Dies in Chicago at 89
Mrs Perlina Williams widow of J J Williams who ran a store in Middleport died in Chicago on June 2 at age 89 years ten days. Her body was brought to Middleport by J W Pence an adopted son and buried from the Baptist church at 2 PM with Rev Wilson preaching. Interment followed at Middleport Hill Cemetery. Mr Pence had taken his foster mother to Chicago sixteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlina Williams
J. J. Williams
Middleport
Chicago
J. W. Pence
Baptist Church
Wilson
Middleport Hill
Pence
Rev Foster Honored by State Sunday School Association
Mason clergyman Rev T J Foster was elected to the State Executive Committee of the State Sunday School Association at the recent convention. The committee comprises the leading Sunday school workers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
T. J. Foster
Mason
Association
Hoover announces daughter Orleta's marriage to Max Rubin
Mr and Mrs H M Hoover announce the marriage of their daughter Orleta to Mr Max Rubin of Cleveland on June 25 1921 at the residence on Mill street in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hoover
Hher
Orleta
Max Rubin
Cleveland
Mill Street
Middleport
Botzel Fined for Moonshine Converting to Jail Time Likely
Jakie Botzel captured by the sheriff last Friday faced liquor making charges and was fined 800 dollars plus costs by Justice Martin. He cannot pay the fine with the sale of his home and will likely work part of it off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botzel
Jakie Botzel
Martin
County to Mark Spanish American War Graves
Two dozen markers were ordered by the county commissioners yesterday to mark Spanish American War graves at various locations across the county.
Narrow auto escape saves three on Wyllis hill road
Dr. Bing’s car driven by his daughter Helen Frances backed over a steep embankment on Wyllis hill road Saturday. The vehicle stopped against a tree on the verge of the precipice, saving at least two of the three. Miss Bing escaped injury while Helene Keehne and Alice Scott were badly shaken but grateful for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bing
Helen Frances
Helene Keehne
Alice Scott
Wyllis Hill Road
Miss Bing
Lost Wallet Report From Town Cobbler
Shoe cobbler Jackie Beegle patrols town to recover a pocketbook containing about $100 lost Sunday evening in the main part of town. Local man offers reward and asks anyone with information to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Beegle
Freight Car Taken Off In Through Car Change
Supt. Hennessey announced the freight car used on schedule for freight only has been retired from service. Freight will be handled by the through car as before.
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Hennessey
Martin Hogg Married in Rutland Probate Court
A. B. Martin age 22 and Anna Hogg age 19 both of Rutland were married in the probate court room on Monday morning by Rev. G. L. Ashton. The couple expect to move to Marion to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin-Hogg
Probate
A. BE. Martin
Anna’. Hogg
Rutland
G. L. Ashton
Marion
Finger severed by ice cream freezer incident
County Commissioner W. F. Wilson, of Left, lost the end of a finger Saturday when caught in an ice cream freezer. He underwent a painful operation but attended the commissioners' meeting in town yesterday and advised residents to watch the freezers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wilson
Grimm Joins Lansing Club In Central League Baseball
Bend diamond favorite Ralph Grimm signs with the Lansing team in the Central League and shifts to third base. Fans expect a big year as Grimm settles in with the new club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Grimm
Bend
Lansing, Michigan
Grimm
Baby Ulah Ann Lewis Born in Middleport
A baby girl described as the finest baby girl in the world was born to Mr. and Mrs. Heritage Lewis of Middleport on Sunday. She will answer to Ulah Ann Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage Lewis
Middleport
Ulah Ann Lewis
New State Waterfront Laws Tighten Hunting and Fishing
Local hunters and fishermen face a new act restricting hunting or fishing to United States citizens. Licenses cost one dollar for residents and fifteen dollars for non residents, obtainable from the county clerk. Unlicensed activity carries fines from twenty to two hundred dollars and possible jail terms of ten to sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
United States
Griffith Trial Set for June 9 at Pt Pleasant
W Holly Griffith already serving two life sentences for murders will face another life trial in Pt Pleasant on Thursday June 9. He has assembled a regional defense team while Prosecuting Attorney Robert Hogg leads the state's case. The homicide of Roush occurred January 12 1921 with disappearance followed by a river body recovery bearing a bullet wound and crushed skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Charles Hogg
Roush
Griffith Stedfastly
Logan 1. O. O. F. Memorial Services Held
Logan 1. O. O. F. Memorial services were held at the U B church with Rev. J G Spears delivering the morning sermon to a large audience. Louis B Houck past grand master of Ohio gave the memorial address and praised Judge O W Wright and C B Comry. He urged members to live by the fraternity’s principles. Mrs Mary Taggart Blasius sang a solo in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Judge Houck
Logan Oddfellows
O. W. H. Wright
C. B. Comry
Mary Taggart Blasius
Memorial rites honor Logan Oddfellows buried in cemeteries
The memorial address was followed by a parade to Logan cemeteries where flowers were laid on the graves of departed Oddfellows. Nearly 100 former members are buried in the two Logan cemeteries, with five laid to rest in the past year.
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Firme Anthony
Logan
Body of Noah Nunemaker Brought for Burial in Columbus
The body of Noah Nunemaker, a local resident, died at his home in Columbus. It was brought to the area on Logan morning for burial. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren church and the remains were interred in Oak Grove cemetery. Many relatives reside in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Nunemaker
Columbus
Logan
U. B. Church
Oak Grove
Affidavit Charges Zeiglers and Kuhn with Burglary
W S Whit ecraft files an affidavit against John and Fred Zeigler and Harvey Kuhn of Gibisonville charging burglary. They waived reading, were bound over to the grand jury, bonds set at 1000 dollars each and posted. Boyd Kuhn, in the county jail, faces three similar charges with a 2000 dollar bond he cannot post. alleged ring leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Whitecraft
John
Fred Zeigler
Harvey Kuhn
Gibisonville
Vor Miller
Grand Jury
Boyd Kuhn
Divorce Decree Granted in Snider Weaver Custody Case
Judge Pettit granted a divorce to Tresa Snider from Walter Snider for extreme cruelty. The court awarded custody of their minor child to the plaintiff and ordered $20 per month for child support. Before marriage, the plaintiff was Tresa Weaver, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wright Weaver of Marion township. Walter Snider works at Logan Clay Product Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresa Sniders
Walter Snider
Pettit
Snider
Tresa Weaver
Wright Weaver
Marion Township
Logan Clay Product Company
Man named Fitzpatrick faces trouble after alleged advances
A 25 year old man from New Jersey identified as George Fitzpatrick was selling maps in Greendale when he allegedly made improper advances to two young girls, 14 and 12. A crowd beat him before sheriff and authorities intervened. charges of crimes nature will be filed. The town had prior violent notoriety from a local murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitzpatrick
New Jersey
Greendale
Helen Cozad
Ellen Drake
Cozad
Larimer
Fitzpatrick
Frances Jewel
Raymond Phelps
Ohio
Youth Fractures Wrist in Jumping Test on Market Street
Robert Keynes aged about 17 injured during a jumping contest with friends at the rear of the Keynes home on South Market street. He suffered a fracture of the left wrist and was treated by Dr. Rannels who reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keynes
South Market Street
Robert Keynes
Rannels
New High School Chef Coach Returns Home
Harry Newman returned to his home Friday after a year as chef of Manual Training and athletic coach at Wellsville High School. He has accepted a contract for the same position next year with a higher salary and reports fair success in athletics with the basketball team showing well. Most lettermen will return in the fall, enabling him to build strong teams for next season. Newman is an Ohio University graduate with a good record in academics and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newman
Wellsville High School
Ohio University
Laying Brick Begun on Logan Nelsonville Pike
Work on brick paving near Pattonville starts with 50 men laying grade for one and a half miles of three and a half mile project. E N Turner is contractor with Carl Engle as assistant. Lost pin in Logan from Phil Delta Theta with J M C Ohio Zeta engraved. contact John M Cooley at National Fire Proofing Co Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Nelsonville
Pattonville
E.N. Turner
Carl Engle
Ohio University
Logan
Phil Delta Theta Fraternity
J. M. C. Ohio Zeta
John M. Cooley National Fire Proofing Co
Haydenville
Plains Area Residents Attend Gatherings and Baseball Showdown
The Plains and nearby areas saw a parade of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost and Miss Mary Wallace from Athens and many relatives. A local baseball game crowned The Plains 12 Kim berly 2 over Kimberly on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frost
Mary Wallace
Athens
Ike Wallace
William Roberts
Joe Slater
Robert Noble
Dave Aleshire
Sam
John Gabriel
Albert Aleshire
Hazel Geisicke
Mineral
Lon Humphrey
George Lowden
Nelsonville
Henry Stauffer
Lib Shafer
Chauncey
Elza “McGranor
Zine Courtney
Kimberly
the Plains
Will Whesstone
Buchtel
Ed Anderson
Hancock Senior Class Play at Ewing Hall Auditorium
John Hancock high school presents The Kingdom of Heart's Content wonder at Ewing Hall Wednesday evening at 7 45. The one night performance promises a strong cast and a warm tale with broad appeal for all audiences.
Mastodon Skeleton Found Near Arlington
A mastodon skeleton with tusks nine feet long and twelve inches in diameter was discovered in Butcher Knife Canyon, four miles east of Arlington, Ore., on June 7. The find includes a massive skull and tusks, drawing attention from local researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unearth
Arlington
Ore
Butcher Knife Canyon
Here
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