Carthage Resident Injured In Gear-Run Accident
Carthage resident LOTTRIDGE Samuel Bails suffered a fractured arm when his car ran wild after he cranked it in gear. He was pinned between the car and a fence. William Graham moved from the Nichols property on Route 50 to the Tim Russell farm. Elza Reed occupied the Nichols property. David Burton died at home in Carthage Monday. A funeral in Smith, West Virginia, for Mrs Jane Wooster was attended by multiple relatives.
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Lottridge
June
Samuel Bails
William Graham
Nichols
Tim Russell
Elza Reed
David Burton
Carthage
John Gaston
R. M. Alien
John Archer
William Rhodehaver
Helen Rhodehaver
Guysville
L. H. Allen
Lennie Sharp
Troy Grange
Curse of Hapsburgs Strikes Again in Exiled Family
The so called Curse of the Hapsburgs reaches Gonzalo Alfonso’s family as the exiled monarch’s 14 year old son is wounded in Louvain Belgium where a small cut on his foot prompted concern about the family’s fate and rival factions.
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Paris
U.P
Alfonso
Spain
Gonzalo
Louvain
Belgium
Lydia E. Pickham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims Benefit
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pickham's Vegetable Compound as boosting general health and energy for women. It asserts 98 out of 100 women report benefit and links the product to charm and happiness for an active girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pickham
Prince of Azturia Turns from Bourbon Court for Lausanne Union
The report notes the prince, heir to Alfonso, has hemophilia and plans to marry Mile. Elizar do De Pedro of Cuba in Lausanne next week to escape a court atmosphere spanning over a millennium. Women carry the trait and pass it to sons, while themselves unaffected.
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Prince of
Revival at Lottridge Opens Sunday Night
A revival led by Rev. D Vause Snyder begins Sunday night June 11 at Lottridge United Brethren Church and runs indefinitely. He is supported by his wife and two sisters Violet and Amy Snyder of Higby as evangelistic singers. The last quarterly conference is set for Friday night June 16, with services at 8 o clock each evening.
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Lottridge
D. Vause Snyder
Lottridge United Brethren Church
Snyder
Violet and
Amy Snyder
Higby
Evangelistic Singers
A. B. Cox
Surprise Birthday Party Near Stewart Attended by Many
Mrs W1 Young of Stewart R F D No 2 hosted a large Sunday gathering for her husband turning 49. Guests came from Columbus New Lexington Marietta Detroit Silver Ridge Cutler Athens San Francisco Yuma Arizona and Monticello. A noon dinner was shared from lunch baskets as a surprise event.
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Broadwell
Young, Stewart
Columbus
New Lexington
Marietta
Detroit
Silver Ridge
Cutler
Athens
San Francisco
Yuma
Arizona
Monticello
Tii
Chain Letter Threats Quietly Ignored In Athens
Chain letters threatening bad luck unless five more letters are sent are circulating in the community. Several residents report both good fortune for those who comply and misfortune for those who refuse. With three cent postage, few heed the warnings in Athens this week.
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Athens
Flower Mission Memorial Observed by W C T A at Presbyterian
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a Flower Mission Memorial gathering in the Presbyterian Church parlors Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. T. A. Copeland led. flowers were sent to the sick. Music included a trio singing Eternal Love and The Roses Are Telling. Mrs. L. G. Bean urged temperance women to uphold high ideals, linking spiritual and moral uplift to social well being.
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Flower Mission Memorial
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
T. A. Copeland
Arthur Hunter
Barnhart
Russell
Thomas
Summer Heat Sparks Hair Waves and Local Highlights
The town notes buoyant beauty parlors boosting permanent waves despite heat. Crystal Pool welcomes two piece bathing suits of rubber. Chauncey hosts 1500 attendees, with 400 described as upset babies. Ohio University students bought a directory after a late week, and a mine accident at Lick Run left a worker with facial injuries and brain confusion.
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Crystal Pool
Chauncey
Ohio University
Pleasant Valley Folks Visit Nearby Families
Pleasant Valley residents Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy of Athens spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks and families. Mrs. Ed Crammer of Ostrander visited her daughter Mrs. Frank Pugh last week. Mrs. Mattie Bolin of Albany spent the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Licyé Bolin. J. M. Knowlton and family drove to Zanes Sunday to see their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Walter McWilliams. Frank Davis of Hebbardsville joined them to Crooksville.
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James McCoy
Athens
Howard Brooks
Lotus Gorby
R Coburn
Chillicothe
Clara Cooper
Ed Crammer
Ostrander
Frank Pugh
Mattie Bolin
Albasy
Licyé Bolin
J. M. Knowlton
Zanes
Walter McWilliams
Frank Davis
Hebbardsville
Crooksville
Mrs Townsend Hosts Bridge Club at 53 West State
Mrs A D Townsend was hostess to the Wednesday Night Bridge Club at her home 53 West State Street. Two tables played with Mrs C B Schuster winning high score and Mrs Paul Richards taking second prize. Dainty refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs Wayne Wingett and Mrs D A Carpenter. Betty Lee Martindil visiting from McArthur at Mrs John S Colling’s home 70 North High Street. Marie Dixon of Athens traveled to New Marshfield to visit relatives for a week or ten days.
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James W. Goerner
Elsie Mariner
Ellen
Norwood
Cincinnati
Goerner
E. C. Mariner
West Carpenter Street
Athens Junior High School
Lois Mariner
Lois
Emma Mariner
Mr. Loren Cade
L. J. Dean
Frances Lee
Cleveland
A. D. Townsend
West State Street
C. B. Schuster
Paul Richards
Wayne Wingett
D. A. Carpenter
Betty Lee Martindil
McArthur
John S. Colling
North High Street
Needle Club To Name Officers On June 21
Mrs. Ural V. Westfall hosted the Wednesday Needle Club at her home on Van Vorhes Street. A brief business meeting led by vice-president Mrs. M. D. Worley preceded an afternoon of needlework and refreshments. The last meeting of the calendar year will be at Mrs. Worley’s home on June 21 for officer elections.
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Ural V. Westfall
van Vorhes Street
M. D. Worley
Favorite Prescription Promises Strength for Expectant Mothers
An Ohio reader from Sandusky cites Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription aiding nervousness and strength during pregnancy. The ad claims the tonic built vigor and supported a healthy baby and notes it is sold by druggists.
Elizabeth Arden Expert at Zenners for Summer Skin Care
Miss Evelyn Wills, a special representative from Elizabeth Arden New York Beauty Salon, will be at Zenners Toilet Goods Department all week advising Athens women on proper skin care for summer. Free consultation and advice offered.
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Evelyn Wills
Elizabeth Arden
New York
Zenners
Athens
Miss Wills
Adv
Injured Miner Remains In Critical Condition
Earl Graham a 37 year old miner from Buchtel remains in serious condition at Cherrington Hospital after a mining incident. The report notes his condition as critical with no further details available at this time.
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Logan
Earl Graham
Buchtel
Cherrington Hospital
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