Woman's Relief Corps Honors Patriotic Dead
Members of Columbus Golden Chapter Woman's Relief Corps gathered in the Chapel at West Union Street Cemetery for their annual memorial service honoring 52 departed members. President Mary A. Fryburger led tributes to the deceased, with eulogies for Mrs. Frank Finsterwald and Mrs. George Bobo, and remarks for Mrs. Gertrude Pensyl. Flowers were laid on veterans’ graves as music from members filled the ceremony. A planned picnic by the Kings Daughters Class and Wesleyan Service Guild at the Athens County Fairgrounds was postponed to a later date.
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Columbus
Golden Chapter
Woman's Relief Corps
West Union Street Cemetery
Mary A. Fryburger
John Cross
Frank Finsterwald
Lydia Gray
George Bobo
Gertrude Pensyl
Phil Kearney Corps
Nelsonville
Tenth District
West Union Street
King’s Daughters
Wesleyan Service Guild
Athens County Fairgrounds
Moone's Emerald Oil Prescribed for Foot Ailments
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for inflamed and swollen feet. It promises quick relief from pain odor and soreness with a first application and short follow ups, claiming long term foot health through faithful use.
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Quick
Cut Rate
Moone
Adv
Athens Eastern Star honors past officers in candlelit ceremony
Athens Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a special program after its regular meeting honoring 12 past matrons and 9 past patrons among 106 attendees. Members presented a Fence of Love around the honorees as readings, songs, and talks celebrated long service and chapter growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of the Eastern Star
H. T. Phillips
Mary Williams
Cecil Westfall
Harry Frost
Deloris Phelps
Emma R. Battin
James A. Palmer
C. R. Featherston
Order
W. B. Drake
C. C. Millikan
B. M. Covert
R. J. Studer
M. D. Worley
Jessie Drake
William Clark
James Day
Charlies E. Cameron
Charles Cameron
Cameron
Fred Lee Tom
Charles E. Cameron
Theona Miller
Marietta
Miller
Marriage announced in Belpre for Genevieve Wildman and Jesse J. Smith
Mr and Mrs J H Wildman of Frost announce the marriage of their daughter Genevieve to Mr Jesse J Smith of Torch on Sunday June 11 at the First Congregational Church Belpre The couple resides in Torch after a wedding trip to the East Mrs Smith a Troy High School graduate and Mr Smith a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad clerk in Athens will reside in Torch after the trip The Women s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 pm with music and officer installation Also visiting are Mrs Charlies Roach and her children of Fairmont West Virginia and Mr C O Lowry and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wildman
Frost
Genevieve
Jesse J. Smith
Torch
First Congregational Church
Belpre
Gill I. Wilson
Margaret Conklin
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
O. F. Rowland
Joe Walburn
Athens
Thor Olson
Daughters Born and Local Club News Highlight Athens
A daughter named Suzanne Beasley was born to Mr and Mrs Norris Beasley of Lancaster on June 14. Grandparents Mr and Mrs F J Beasley of Grandview Heights Athens and Mrs Lucille Welker of Michigan attend Ohio University. Other notes mention visits, Scout hikes, club meetings and a late supper after the Music Study Club gathering.
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Suzanne
Norris Beasley
Lancaster
Mr. Beasley
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
Athens
Beasley
Lucille Welker
Michigan
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Andrew Gavanaugh
Nellie A. McGowan
Kern Street
Soda in cooking green vegetables question and answer
A reader asks about using soda to keep greens colored. The answer notes spinach stays green in neutral or faintly acidic water, while longer cooking like green beans needs slightly alkaline water. Use a small amount of soda, no more than 1-14 teaspoon per quart, to preserve color but avoid excess as it softens vegetables and may destroy vitamins.
Eagles Circulate Old Age Pension Law Petitions
Glouster Aerie 468 and Mohawk Aerie 1084 are circulating petitions for a November referendum on the initiated old age pension law. Signers must not have signed the petition yet. Glouster seeks 500 signatures and Jacksonville 200, with both groups hoping to exceed quotas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seckinger and son LeRoy of Alliance visited Mr. and Mrs. John Seckinger.
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Glouster
District Sales Meeting at Hillcrest Inn
Twenty eight Maytag dealers and sales managers from eleven counties gathered at Hillcrest Inn for a district sales meeting. Indianapolis branch manager Mr. Green and assistant Mr. Foster spoke, joined by Caldwell district manager Mr. Herron. Athens Maytag manager Mr. D. M. Clutter oversaw banquet arrangements.
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Hillcrest Inn
Maytag
Green
Indianapolis
Foster
Herron
Caldwell
D. M. Clutter
Athens
Bath student James DiCandia shows slight improvement
James DiCandia of Bath New York a junior at Ohio University has been seriously ill at University Hospital the past two weeks and was reported slightly improved today He remains the only patient in the hospital and recovery is being monitored.
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James DiCandia
Bath
N. Y
Ohio University
University Hospital
Marguerite Barnhill to Wed Troy Snyder on June 21
Circlville couple announce the marriage of their daughter Marguerite Barnhill to Troy Snyder of Millersburg. The wedding will be at the Barnhills home on Wednesday June 21. Barnhill is a former Ath en teacher and Ohio Wesleyan alum. Snyder, Wooster College graduate with a Columbia University masters, teaches at Ashtabula High School.
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Frank Barnhill
Circleville
Athens
Marguerite Barnhill
Troy Snyder
Millersburg
Miss Barnhill
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ashtabula High School
Snyder
Wooster College
Columbia University
New York City
Local Union Elects Channell President at Sunday Creek Mine
The Glouster area union at Sunday Creek Mine 6 near Millfield elected officers on Sunday. Mike Channell of Millfield becomes president, with Ray Gaskin of Canaanville as vice president.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Mine
Mill
Mike Channell
Millfield
Ray Gaskin
Canaanville
William Collins
Chauncey
Willard McLaughlin
Lawrence Persinger
Trimble
H. Border
Poston
Homer Tracy
William Winefordner
Walter Hartley
Vacation Bible School Ends With Public Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ, held with the M. E. Church in Glouster, closes after a series of sessions. A final exhibition and public program marked the closing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
M. E. Church
Sewing Club Meeting Leads With Church Group
Glouster residents note a Church of God sewing club gathering at Miss Elma Craig's home this evening. Members plan Friday at 7 for song practice with Miss Reuhama Markins.
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Glouster
Church of God
Elma Craig
Reuhama Markins
Goulds Visit Woodgerds As He Enrolls At Ohio University
Mr and Mrs Joe Gould and Ima Woodgerd visit Mr and Mrs A R Woodgerd in Jacksonville. Gould has enrolled at Ohio University Athens for the summer term.
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Jacksonville
Joe Gould
Ima Woodgerd
Alliance
Gould
A. R. Woodgerd
Ohio University
Athens
Union to Meet Glouster At Greens Run School
A meeting of Local Union No. 648 Mine 255 will be held at Greens Run school house Saturday at 2 PM. A delegate to the Columbus convention next Wednesday will be elected at this gathering.
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Glouster
Greens Run
Columbus
Local teachers attend summer school at Ohio University
Trimble report shows Edith Wolfe Nelle Reher Edra Lantz and Jonathan Rainey, four local school teachers, enrolled in summer sessions at Ohio University Athens for advanced studies.
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Trimble
Edith Wolfe
Nelle Reher
Edra Lantz
Jonathan Rainey
Ohio University
Athens
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets promise relief for periodic pains
Clinical tests prove Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets relieve and control periodic pains. Take them today for welcome ease and comfort, or regularly for permanent relief. No narcotics, no dizziness, no unpleasant effects. Sold by all druggists. small box 50 4, larger size available.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Taylor Ridge News Notes Visit Guests
Mrs. Vernice Welling visited Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Smith on Sunday. Chauncey guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Canter and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Risler of Athens. Wilbur Risler and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Kempton. James Golding hosted several relatives from Glouster and Chillicothe. Albert Kempton and children joined Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis.
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Taylor Ridge
Vernice Welling
P. M. Smith
Clyde Canter
Chauncey
John Risler
Athens
Wilbur Risler
John Wenger
James Strawers
Martha Graves
Columbus
John Kempton
James Golding
Gladys Davis
W. J. Golding
Glouster
Charles Lefmer
Chillicothe
Albert Kempton
John Davis
Elmer Davis
Local Residents Make Weekend Visits in Nearby Cities
Mrs Cecil Harper undergoes appendix surgery in Cambridge hospital with fair condition. Jacksonville visitors include Mrs Watt McDonald Bridget and Mr John Deal. Oak Grove hosts Ralph Shultz family. Columbus, Akron, Toledo, Canton trips noted. local dances planned by U M W of A Ladies Auxiliary for Jacksonville Orchestra with treats and a July 4 round dance.
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Cecil Harper
Mildred Selby
Cambridge
Watt McDonald
Bridget
Redtown
Ed Harry
Sue Anne
John Deal
Jacksonville
Harry
Deal
Ralph Shultz
Oak Grove
Charles Guinther
Eliza Cox
Columbus
Akron
Thomas Jarvis
Toledo
H. W. Lent
Canton
Varnetta Lent
Ada
Lent
Clarence Williams
Wayne
Trimble Township Eighth Grade Commencement Planned
Trimble Township eighth grade commencement set for Friday night June 23 at Hollister High School Auditorium. Event program is being prepared and will be announced later. Thirty students expected to participate.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Hollister High School
Event Participants Expand as Details Emerge
Further details reveal additional contenders joining the event, with organizers noting increased interest and potential implications for outcomes.
West Virginia Band Starts Free Chicago Exposition Visit
Dwight Fady of Parkersburg and his Parkersburg High School Band are enjoying a 10 days visit to the Chicago exposition with all expenses paid. The 82 piece band is one of two West Virginia bands honored with a complimentary trip to the exposition.
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Glouster
Dwight Fady
Everett Bady
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Names to report for relief work Friday morning
The city announces the list of volunteers reporting at the city building Friday morning for relief work. Names include Louis Liska Clarence Knight Eustice Love Robert Lunsford Frank Lavere Hale Leach Harry Johnson Ernest Lewis August Jonas O L Peck Frank Limo and G O Hara among others.
Local list names residents and parties
Readable fragment lists Vey Norris Henry North Newman George Nott Prey Wade Parks and William Parker as involved individuals in a community notice. The text provides no actions or dates, leaving the exact context unclear.
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Vey Norris
Henry North
Newman
George Nott
Prey Wade Parks
William Parker
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Charlies
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Fairmont
Walter Porter
Roach
C. O. Lowry
Ooo
Jay Leo Schuler
C. E. Schuler
North
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Leo Meade
Crooksville
Nice
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D. R. Zenner
Philip and
Gregory
Williams&. Shepherd
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Herrold Belcher
Bryan
Margaret Gay
Houston
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North Court Street
Roy Seckinger
LeRoy
John Seckinger
Anna M. Cook
Bellaire High School
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Canaanville Road
Henry Davis
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Kotex
Skeeter Go
Listerine
Gillette Blades
Ss. S. & Sonic Size
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Jerce
Arthur McCain
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Dr. Pierce’ Clinic
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