Local notes and visits around Athens and nearby towns
Mrs E L Rogers visits Athens area relatives while others host guests from New Vienna Barnsville and Sebring. Social events include a Grange Children's Day in Cooldille and a cream social at Ray Clarks. Numerous family visits and motor trips mark the week in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Rogers
Athens
Nellie Brafford
Reuben Ridenour
Centennial
Ida Cubbison
Lewis Berry
Quinn
Barnsville
Ladies Aid
Clara Clark
Dora Carruthers
Helen Rogers
C. B. Brandeberry
Bingman
Mabel Hornsby
Sylvia Cubbison
Gill
C. E. Brandeberry
Hiram Root
Walter Dunfee
Earl Clark
G. P. Russel
Ray Clarks
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits and Birth
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Rylmer Ack ley last week. Roy Runnion stayed with Gilbert Knight last Wednesday evening. Mids Pearl Carrol of Akron visits friends in the area. Mrs Alex Caldwell visited Mrs Chas Day last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M M DeWees were Sunday guests of Eric Burke and family. Parker of Tuppers Plains surveyed the Anna J Runnions farm last week. Fern Metz spent last week with Leslia Morris and family of Athens. Mr and Mrs Messenger Hurshshaw and their young daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Robert Runnion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylmer Ackley
Roy Runnion
Gilbert Knight
Mids Pearl Carrol
Akron
Alex Caldwell
Chas
M. M. DeWees
Eric Burke
Parker
Tuppers Plains
Anna J. Runnions
Fern Metz
Leslia Morris
Athens
Messenger
Hurshshaw
Robert Runnion
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Ad
Week by week month by month year by year the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co attends to customer business. Depositors earn 5 percent interest and borrowers receive liberal terms. Easy loan approvals and prompt courteous service at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West
Gay St
Columbus
Children Day Services Planned at U B Church
Sunday evening services are set at the U B Church for Children Day. Mr and Mrs C FE Knight and their two children visited the lat ter's parents Charles Day and family Sunday. Mrs Leslie Morris of Athens visits her parents Oliver and Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
C. FE. Knight
Charles Day
U. B
Leslie Morris
Athens
Oliver Davis
Ice cream supper planned in Snowville
Gold Ridge Ther announces an ice cream supper in Snowville for Saturday evening. Local notes list visits and family events including births, visits to Athens, and weekend trips among residents Ruth Haning Dara Howett and Lena Buckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowville
Ruth Haning
Clayton Tubbs
Dara Howett
Athens
Frankie Douglass
Alpha Faye
Frankie
Della Haning
Ada Saul
Dana Howett
James Haning
Blind Man Seeks City Solicitor Nomination in Wellston
Roy J. Gillen, a totally blind Wellston resident, graduates Thursday from Western Reserve Allan School with top grades in a class of 26 and announces his candidacy for city solicitor. He lost sight 15 years ago at a foundry. since then he earned high school at the State School for the Blind, degrees from Ohio University, a scholarship, a master’s, and two years in law school before completing his course at Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Roy J. Gillen
Western Reserve Allan School
Gillen
State School For the Blind
Ohio University
State University
Western Reserve
Two 2 a Year Men and Croix Winner In Y M C A Service
George W. Perkins Jr of Riverdale on Hudson and Spike Randall of New York City have left the U S Army for Y M C A duty in France. About sixty A E F men including John L Mott transferred to Red Triangle work rather than return to America. Perkins 24, Princeton ’17, won a commission after leading a famed college reform fight. Randall 25 has four wound stripes and a Croix de Guerre earned after front service and a machine gun wound setback. He is noted as a motorcycle rider with a shrapnel scar and a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Perkins, Jr
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Spike” Randall
Third Avenue
New York
United States Army
Y.M.C.A
France
A.E.F
John L. Mott
Red Triangle
America
Spike
Perkins
Princeton
Dick Cleveland
Philadelphian Society
Fere-en-Tardenois
John R. Mott
National War Work Council
Y.M C.A
Army
Ohio Wheat Prospects Forecast Record State Harvest
Ohio crops show a May gain in winter wheat to 106 percent with a projected 56,268,000 bushels and northern spring wheat acreage doubling. Oat and hay outlook weaker to mixed, rye near prior gains, fruit crops down from ten year averages. Local social notes and church event details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. L. Cochran
Fairview Social Notes Include Visits and Church Service
Mr and Mrs Vern Dixon hosted Rev West and guests Edgar Dixon and family Miss Icie Cole returned from a long visit with her sister Mrs Ed Marshal of Latrobe Rev West preached at the Fairview U B Church Mr and Mrs Charles Cole visited Parkersburg recently and Mr and Mrs William Bond were also mentioned in local society notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Dixon
Edgar Dixon
Icie Cole
Ed. Marshal of
Latrobe
Rev. West
Fairview U. B
Charles Cole
Parkersburg
William Bond
Walden Monumental Works Boasts Growth and New Finish
The Walden Monumental Works in Athens has kept busy delivering monuments promised before Decoration Day. Mr Walden is known for substantial and artistic work with a large stock of granite in light dark and red. He expects James Nich aels back soon to help with rising business and mentions a hammered finish for larger monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Walden
James Nichaels
New York
Nichaels
The Grumbler by Charles Albert Chatfield
A pondering poem about a road grumbler who finds fault in all things and people. The speaker notes the grumbler views the world as a joke and implies humor as a remedy, ending with a contrast between a grumbler’s hell and a smile’s heaven.
Marriage Licenses Granted for Gloucestershire and Albany Districts
James Jennice, 25, a miner, and Mary Domenico, 22, a teacher, both of Gloucestershire, received marriage licenses. Everett Carbaugh, 20, a farmer, of Albany R. D., and Anisten Searls, 20, a teacher, of Carpenter, were also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennice
Miner
Mary Domenico
Glouster
Schaffer
Everett Carbaugh
Farmer
Albany
R. D
Anisten Searls
Carpenter
Root testifies on treaty copy amid Senate leak probe
Elihu Root told the Senate treaty leak committee that he has had a copy of the peace treaty for weeks, obtained from Henry P. Davison. He asserted the document was not secret since the German government published the text, and defended Davison’s possession as part of Red Cross duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elihu Root
Senate
Root
Henry P. Davison
New York
American Red Cross War Council
War Council
The
American Red Cross
Davison
Paris
Red Cross
United States
Knox
Hitchcock
Boy's Dream Pony Replaces Racing Roadster Ambition
A childhood wish to own a Shetland pony eclipsed a racing roadster dream as a young person pursued a simpler, more attainable goal. The story traces early aspirations and the enduring appeal of a pony over speed and competition.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McKee Drug Co
H. W. Conner
E. R. Lash
Madras
Scott Haney
Gold Ridge
Lena Buckler
Thelma Thora Pratt
Glen Haning
Pomeroy
Lena Auckler
Dela Haning
Ruth
Russ Auckler
Warren Landaker
Noona Morris
Emmerson Welch
Messers Dale Knopp
Orville Buckler
Harrisonville
Lovie
Birdie Welch
George Beal
GW. Perans JR
Charlie Golden
Will Snyder
Stewart
Eugene Linton
Frost
H. W. Barnhart
Earl
Delmer Nelson
Carmelita
A. J. Russell
Ellen Cole
Elmer Cole
Fairview
Ernest Green
Edith Barnhart
I/RINEs Toon
Charles Albert Chatfield
NEW Yorkers
Schieff
Borah
League
Taft
League of Nations
Williams
Germany
Republican Committee
Lodge
Brandagee
L. H. Baughman
West State Street
Tonse Brothers
Republic
Cooley & Campbell
West State St
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
H. P
Ajax
Ajex
Moter Auto Sales Co
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