Social and Local News Highlights From Mansfield Area
Mrs John Kilpatrick hosted a small dinner with guests Mrs G W Van Sickle Mrs Andy Heavner Mrs Robert Bell and son Dilly Mr Frank Lloyd and daughter Ladonna visiting from Murray City Hazel Roach completed the school year as head of Mansfield domestic science and returned home Margaret De Molet of Columbus visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles De Molet Sr They will travel to Columbus to meet children James and Colletta from Milwaukee for the weekend Mary Frances Lawhead a Putnam Hall student at Vassar College returns for summer with her parents A T Lawhead Walter Cameron of Uhrichsville and Edward Baker of Zanesville, Beta Theta Pi brothers, are among graduation guests at Westcott Road. The Mor ses begin a monthlong motor trip visiting Watertown NY and the Thousand Islands, with stops in Cleveland Buffalo Syracuse and St Lawrence River region. Dr C W Super returns from a trip through Pennsylvania and Virginia. Miss Emma C McVay heads for Princeton for commencement with Supt H R McVay and son Martin Scott McVay graduates. Emma visits New York City and relatives How ard L Charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
G. W. van Sickle
Andy Heavner
Robert Bell
Dilly
Frank Lloyd
Ladonna
Murray City
Mary Frances Lawhead
Putnam Hall
Vassar College
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Atlantic City
W. H. Morse
Marion and
Wblean
Watertown
Syracuse
Emma C. McVay
Princeton University
Supt
H. R. McVay
Martin Scott McVay
Miss McVay
New York City
Anna Pearl McVay
Howard L. Charter
Departing Thompsons Receive City Sendoff and Gifts
Mrs. De Forest Murch of Cincinnati visits as out of town guest while Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Thompson prepare to move to Monrovia California. A Chicago welcome, then Los Angeles, accompanies their journey. The School of Music Ohio university heads received tokens of appreciation including a Dutch silver flower basket, a lapis stone locket, a gold fountain pen, a pencil, a large framed glee club portrait, and a gold headed ebony cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Thompson
Monrovia
Calif
Chicago
Los Angeles
Friends
Thompson
Woman's Music Club
Beta Pi Omega
Mens Glee Club
First Presbyterian Church
Elementary Club Honors Miss Waite at Commencement
Miss Emma Waite received a silk umbrella from 60 members of the Elementary club of the Normal department at Ohio University during commencement week. The group bid farewell as she leaves her post leading the Model Schools, praising her teaching and impact. Miss Helen Hershey presides over the Elementary club, active in college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Waite
College
Miss Waite
Ohio University
Helen Hershey
Rose party at Mrs Connett’s home amuses Esther class
Charming rose themed evening at 97 South Cemetery Street hosted by Mrs William W Connett for the Esther class of the Christian church Sunday school. A rose contest won by Mrs Clarence Wyckoff and Mrs Fred Lee Tom, mock wedding entertainment, and a formal reception followed with rose arrangements and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Connett
South Cemetery Street
Esther
Christian Church Sunday School
Connett
Clarence Wyckoff
Fred Lee Tom
E. J. Person
Maude
Mabel
Alicea Rose
Skin care ad urges trial of Blue Devil product line
Readers are invited to try Blue Devil skin care products marketed with a multi-ingredient approach. The notice touts a blend labeled 6-12-14-16 and promises visible improvements in texture and tone.
K T Crossen Post Plans Officers Install Meeting
The K T Crossen Post No 21 American Legion will hold a special meeting Tuesday June 20 at 730 PM in Chamber of Commerce rooms to install officers elected at the last regular meeting Ex Commander Lavelle will preside Officers include Commander E L Hooper vice commander William V Walsh treasurer L G Connett chief machinist Bus Stephenson adjutant William G Silvas chaplain Professor Mackinnon color bearers J B Lavelle and J O Eddleman A membership drive may be considered and plans for the Fourth of July in Athens discussed Also the Chillicothe band debt and possible court action are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.T. Crossen
American Legion
Chamberlot Commerce Rooms
Lavelle
E. L. Hooper
Wiliam V. Walsh
L. G. Connett
Athens
Legion
Chillicothe
Atorney Hughes
Not Headed for Heaven Says the District Boss
Springfield Ohio June 16 Reverend Dr W A Wiant superintendent of the Springfield district of the Methodist Episcopal church calls Rev W W Culp temporary pastor of the Spring Valley circuit and Esther Hughes 18 a departure not fit for heaven while his wife remains with nine children aged six months to 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Springfield
W. A. Wiant
Springfield District
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Culp
Spring Valley
Pretty Esther Hughes
Suspected gang member linked to bank robbery case
Chicago June 16 1920 police hold Ed Herbert as one of seven suspects in the First National Bank of Cleveland robbery that netted 53500. Additional gang members are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
First National Bank of
Cleveland
Ed Herbert
Labor Turmoil in Valley Clay Industry Debated
Nelsonville editor comments on the Logan Nelsonville clay works dispute amid a yearlong shutdown in Nelsonville. He describes labor organizers as troublemakers while noting Logan's activity and housing boom. A neighboring editorial urges a fair, public inquiry by the Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce to assess union status and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
A. E. Hills
Logan Republican
Logan
Vaydenville
Greendale
Hull
Hocking Valley
American Federation of Labor
Haydenville
National Labor Organization
Publc
Anynsight
Jury verdict for Shaw in Hocking county case over buggy deal
An all day Athens common pleas court session returned a verdict for Jacob Shaw of Hocking county in the harness and buggy dispute with William Smith Chauncey. The total jury award was 50 dollars to Shaw and 24 dollars 60 cents to Smith with a remaining balance of 25 dollars 50 cents owed to Shaw. The jury included foreman Edward Dupler and members Ed Beard and George Starkey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Smith
L. B Beastey
John Perry
George Starkey
Edward Dupler
Foreman
Ed. Beard
J. Ll. Wilson
H. R. Marquis
Alex Marquis
Robert Smith
Charles II
Andrews
George Padwell
Pearl Day
Hoover sets coal price at Western Pennsylvania mines
In Philadelphia on June 16 the Philadelphia News Bureau reports unofficial word that Secretary Hoover has fixed coal prices at Western Pennsylvania mines at 3.25 dollars per ton. The notice underscores federal price control measures affecting regional coal supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia News
Chureau
Law Financial Services
Hoover
Western
Pennsylvania
Evening Sermon Change at Pleasant Church on June 17
Preaching services at Pleasant Church on Sunday June 17 will be held in the evening at 7 30 instead of 2 00. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Weeks Attacks Direct Primary Draws Norris Rebuke
Washington June 16 Senator Norris of Nebraska replies to Secretary Weeks after Weeks assailed the direct primary in a Cleveland speech Norris terms the attack a political maneuver and defends direct primary as a democratic tool amid ongoing national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Washington
Cleveland
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Roach
Public Schools of
Mansfield
William Kolb
Margaret de Molet
Columbus
Charles de Molet Sr
Molet
James and
Colletta
Milwaukee
Wis
Allen R. Kresge
South Court Street
H. E. Wright
Margaret
Wocottville
Ind
C. E. Campbell
Frances W. Brada
Los Angeles Calif
Sam Warren
Warren
Campbell
Guy Graham
New Marshfield Road
Westcott Road
Walter Cameron
Uhrichsville
Edward Baker
Zanesville
Beta Theta Pi
C. W. Super
Virginia
Athens Self-Serve Grocery Co
N. J. Baker
Liggett
TRE Gline Pharmagy Bo
Athens, Ohio
Mrs. de Forest Murch of
Cincinnati
Mrs. Thompson
Ash
Waite
Jutchinson & Stickney
Evan J. Jones
Evan J. Jones Jr
Roger J. Jones
Ruper J. Jones
Cambridge
Mass
University Terrace
E. W. Chubb
T. R. Biddle
Lena Slattery
J. B. Bryan
J. Perry Wood
Byron Wolfe
Russell Finsterwald
D. R. Zenner
Harry Beckley
Bernarda Dryson
Jane Dew
Abrigail Putnam
Ruth Jones
Mary Carolyn Logan
Ocala
Fla
Mac Bethel
Oramay Ballinger
Grossen Post Plano
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
N.T
C. J. Bartlett
Sury
Asure Aar
Aurora
Preston
Hera
The
Kerr Hardware Company
Igiehenurt
Aneul
T Ad
Palm Beach
Eer Rover
van H Tee Co
Eusen
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