Community notes from Athens area and surrounding towns
Stewart Brill transferred from a Columbus hospital to his daughter Mrs. William Spear's home for care after weeks post surgery. P T Busch visit Athens at their son's home. Marion Wetherell and Wallace Hatch reported as local visitors and workers. Eighth grade commencement held with twenty diplomas awarded. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Robert Brill's country home. Ed Nice of Columbus visited his daughter Mrs Wade Deane. Memorial services for Odd Fellows and Woodmen led by Rev Wills with graveside decoration. Various residents, visits, and travel listed including Ludwick, Wade Biggens, and John Loeffler families with travel to California planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brill
Columbus
Wayland
William Spear
P. T. Busch
Athens
Marion Wetherell
Wallace Hatch
Coolville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed Nice
Wade Deane
M. E
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen
Wills
Guysville
Addie Biggens
Glouster
L. A. Ludwick
Wade Biggens
Kanawha
Ohio
John Loeffler
Mary Elizabeth
Gutherie Center
Iowa
Austin, Colo
California
Memorial services for I O O F No 910 Sunday at 2
New Marshfield I O O F No 910 memorial services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 in the K P hall conducted by Rev Kemper of Nelsonville with music by the Marshfield band. Also notes visitors and local residents. Mary Chaffin underwent tonsil and adenoid removal in Athens. Union Christian Endeavor set for next Sunday at M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Kemper
Nelsonville
Marshfield
Dick Russell
Salem
Mary Chaffin
Athens
Union Christian Endeavor
M. P. Church
Mildred
Emma Bridge
Barberton
T. J. Withers
Local Social Notes From Marietta and Surrounding Areas
Marietta guests visit Mr. and Mrs L Hawk and Mr and Mrs W Ferguson. Lenora Collins stays with parents near Albany. Guy Burketts buys a new Victrola. E L Wilsons spend Saturday night in Athens. Walter Ashbel family returns from Logan trip. Mrs Donald Clutter accompanies nephew John Lewellyn to Columbus hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
L. Hawk
W. Ferguson
Lenora Collins
George Collins
Albany
Guy Burketts
E. L. Wilson
Athens
Walter Ashbel
Logan
Donald Clutter
John Lewellyn
Columbus
Death of Stephen Davis of Ashland Ky
Coolville notices report the death of Stephen Davis aged 80 in Ashland Kentucky. A Civil War veteran, his brother A C Davis travels to attend the funeral. Also listed are visitors and local church Ladies Aid meeting plans and an omission of Carleton Snyder and wife from Decoration Day visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Davis
Stephen Davis
Ashland
Carleton Snyder
Athens
Coolville
Rush Funeral Largely Attended After Greens Run Shooting
The funeral of George Rush, killed by his son in Greens Run on Friday, was held Sunday afternoon with broad attendance. Rev. Gilbert Courtney led the service at Greens Run Christian church and burial followed in the Rush cemetery at Bailey Run. Chauncey relatives present included Mr. and Mrs. Aiva Karns, sister of the deceased, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clary, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Cunningham, and Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Pencelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rush
Greens Run
Gilbert Courtney
Mrs Collins Dies At 82 In Chauncey
Mrs. Clarissa Collins died Monday at age 82 at her son William Collins home in Mainstreet Chauncey. Funeral at 1 4 oclock Wednesday from the residence conducted by Rev Spayd First Christian church. Interment Nye cemetery. Survived by son William and grandchildren. husband died three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Clarissa Collins
William Collins
Mainstree
Chauncey
Spayd, Pasto
First Christian Church
Nye
William
Worthy Beckleys Visit Then Head for Akron Home
Torch bearers Mr and Mrs Worthy Beckley sold their farm to John Brown of West Virginia and left Thursday to visit Rev W W Beck ley in Macksburg before moving to Akron. Ira Conley of Hockingport bought a valuable horse from Thomas Dunfee Friday. Mrs William Romine stayed with her son and family in Chauncey and returned with Fern Romine. M S Dunfee and sister Debbie Dunfee Mrs Anna Dunfee Emma Smith and Netti Barrows rode to Parkersburg Thursday. Edith Hall of Hockingport R D visited aunt Addine Jones Saturday. Mrs Mary Scarlett and son Lowell of Parkersburg visited George Dewees family. Fannie Romine ill. D 8 Duntee of Parkersburg visited S L Dunfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthy Beckley
John Brown
West Virginia
W. W. Beckley
Macksburg
Akron
Ira Conley
Hockingport
Thomas Dunfee
William Romine
Francis Romine
Chauncey
Esrand
Fern Romine
M. S. Dunfee
Debbie Dunfee
Anna Dunfee
Emma Smith
Netti Barrows
Parkersburg
Edith Hall
R. D
Addine Jones
Mary Scarlett
Lowell
George Dewees
Fannie Romine
Duntee
S. L Dun
Watertown Man Gains 15 Pounds After Tanlac Use
Enry Spencer, a respected Watertown resident, reports he has gained 15 pounds since starting Tanlac and tells friends the medicine restored his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry Spencer
Watertown
N. Y
Tanlac Hailed By Watertown Citizen For Health Turnaround
Henry Spencer of 415 East St Watertown says he dropped from 160 to 135 pounds over a year with stomach trouble gas indigestion headaches and dizziness. After taking Tanlac he gained 15 pounds and says his appetite is strong and he feels energetic again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Henry Spencer
East St
Watertown
Decoration Day graces local cemeteries and church events
Residents note well cared for cemeteries and vibrant church activities. visits from relatives include Miss Mabel Dewees of Marietta and families from Wheeling and Coolville. An ice cream social is planned at the Baptist lawn on Saturday June 10, and Children’s Day exercises at the M E church drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Root
Coolville
Baptist Church
Ida Atkinson
Marietta
John Atkinson
Hayes
Vandson
Addon Dye
M. BE
H. F E. Bird
Charleston
Community notices and social updates from Harrisonville area
Local readers hear about Children’s Day exercises at the Methodist church next Sunday June 11. Mrs Will Lee and son Kenneth return to Millersport after visiting relatives. Various visits and weddings noted including Leland Welch wedding in Athens and Marl Clark graduation in Pomeroy. Russian wages for cloth workers cited as 1200 rubles a month equals about 12 dollars in American money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C “Childrer
Will Lee
Kenneth
Millersport
Seldon Bradfield
Kk. P. Lee
Ella Douglas
Darwin
Francis Gilkey
George Clark
Mart Chase
Roy Pettit
Albany
Ruth Alkire
Saul Shriver
Ellen Welch
Columbus
Leland Welch
Athens
Pomeroy
Marl
Tobacco Fertilizers Examined By Ohio State University
A forthcoming Ohio State University bulletin on tobacco fertilization argues tobacco uses the same soil elements as corn but in different proportions and is not unusually hard on soil. Firman F E Bear analyzes tobacco composition, noting nicotine and related compounds come from plant material. Montgomery County analyses show tobacco may require less nitrogen and phosphorus per acre than corn, with minimal extra potash. limestone needs may appear sooner in tobacco soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Soils
Ohio State University
Firman FE. Bear
Ohio
Montgomery County
Tobacco Fertilizer Guidance Includes Probable Rates
General guidance suggests 500 to 1000 pounds per acre of a 3-8-6 or 4-10-4 fertilizer may meet both quality and quantity needs. Warns growers to beware of the Typhoid Fly as a potential issue.
Lillian Russell's Maxims Recounted in Prompt
A collection of quotes attributed to Lillian Russell extols faith in self and mirror, femininity's power over men, morning heavenward thoughts, commonsense as a guiding gift, honest smiles as obedience, and joy as reward. It advocates natural beauty, American youthfulness, and restraint to avoid overdoing.
War Veterans Take Honors at College
Washington report notes nine of the twelve honor men in Carnegie Tech's College of Industries freshman class were disabled ex service men in Veterans' Bureau training. The trainees totaled twenty in the class of 140. J. K. Matter led with 520 points for quality, far above the 180 required to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
College of Industries
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Veterans’ Bureau
J. K. Matter
Mansfield longtime Herald Dispatch figure dies in Huntington
William Lawrence Mansfield prominent lawyer editor publisher and legislator died after a long illness at his daughter Mrs Stuart H Bowman’s home in Huntington He had served as business manager of the Herald Dispatch and was noted as a civic leader in West Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
William Lawrence Mansfield
The
Herald Dispatch
Stuart H. Bowman
Season Is Prosperous for Growers of Fruit
Reports from Colorado and Utah orchard districts indicate a prosperous season with good crops of apples pears peaches and plums. A campaign to fight worms prune for quality and keep trees healthy has resulted in cleaner orchards than in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming Housewives Suffer From Strike
Cheyenne reports coal shortages as the Wyoming coal strike disrupts supplies. Housewives note dwindling stock and sluggish deliveries with fuel dealers pessimistic about future shipments. Families face meals by shrinking coal reserves and reduced heating options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wryo
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Atall Druggists
Lei
McKee Drug Company
Stewart
New Marshfield
Ronald Clutter
John Smith
Res Hawk
RUSH
Roy Pendergrass
Converse Street
Clark Spring
Allen Wiggins and Son
Moxahala
Clarence ‘Hoskins
This City
Pedergrass
Buckeye Lake
Chauncey Peor
Edward Minister
A. C. Law
Lucy Law
Isaac Wilson
Lena
Edith Wilson
Sol
Abraham Wilson
W. D. Hines
Ella Tedtick
Cleveland
Harvey Ney
E. M. Daugherty
High Street
George Williamson
Cambridge
Chauncey Friends
George Six
Jas. Johnson
Johnson
William Noble
Harrisonville
Moscow
Russia
Beasley
Lillian Russell
J. D. Haskins
Nat'l Bank
Cline Pharmagy CO
Athens, Ohio
Cash Shoe
Nash
May
New Nash History
Athens County Nash Co
Nash Auto Sales Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
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