Birthday Party at Tubbs Farm Honors Mr Dayton Tubbs
A country home hosted a Sunday birthday party for Mr. Dayton Tubbs with a noon meal and prayer led by Mrs. Lucy H. Tubbs. Guests included many neighbors and family members such as Mr. John Weber and son James, the Jones family, Ginley family, Helwig, Oxley, Barnhill, Tubbs and Mayo families, with five cakes as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Tubbs
Tubbs
Lucy H. Tubbs
John Weber
James Weber
Harold Jones
Robert and
Story Jones
Frank Jones
Cline Ginley
Hilber Ginley
Virgey
Charles
James Ginley
Frank Helwig
R. W. Oxley
Gordon
Richard
Leadinghouse
Trumble
Ed Sherlock
Linn Oxley
Willam Barnhill
Thelma Arminta
Paul Edward
Kate Barnhill
John Barnhill
Liake Tubbs
Viva
Velma
Henry Tubbs
Lucille Barnhill
Mike Williams
George Mayo
Delores Ruth
Mayo Tubbs
Garden Party Brings Kent Family and Guests Together
A garden party at the Noss home in University Terrace gathered 41 guests including Mr. Thomas Kent interior decorator of the D Zen ner Co and his family. The event featured an impromptu music program with vocal solos duets and toe dancing by Betty Kent. Reva Dale Ralph accompanied on piano. The Kents, formerly of London, now reside in Athens after leaving New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kent
D.zenner Co
Tech
D. Zenner
Noss
University Terrace
Kents
Mrs. Kent
Betty
Reva Dale Ralph
London
England
Athens
New York City
Mrs Duncan Returns From Cleveland With Daughter
Mrs J S Duncan came back last evening from Cleveland where she rode by motor with her daughter Miss Ethel Cabeen. They had spent a month visiting Mrs Cabeen's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Duncan
Cleveland
Ethel Cabeen
Shower for Bride Compliments Mrs Cul lums in Reunion Tone
A miscellaneous shower honoring Edith Ford Cul lums bride to be on June 1 was hosted by Mrs W R Hughes at 26 East States treet. The event featured Dorothy Perkins roses pink white decor and a wedding cake with a ring motif and verses on display. Guests included Arvilla Van Dyke Hazel Graham Gladys Van Dyke Ethel Boelzner Erma Stanfield Athens Snyder Carrie Marquis L O Coates Janet James Francy Cochran Cameron Crossen Dasa Long Gladys Jones Geneva Jones Mary Funkhouser S J Biddison Stewart and the hostess. Lawrence Worstel, recent A B from Ohio University, leaves for a Europe travel with plans to join York aboard the Laconia on June 20, visiting England France Switzerland Holland and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cullums
Edith Ford
W. R. Hughes
East State Sreet
Dorothy Perkins
Gladys Jones
Hazel Graham
Gladys
O. E. Cullums
Arvilla van Dyke
Gladys van Dyke
Ethel Boelzner
Erma Stanfield
Athens Snyder
Carrie Marquis
L. O. Coates
Janet James
Francy Cochran
Cameron Crossen
Dasa Long
Geneva Jones
Mary Funkhouser
Athens
S. J. Biddison
Lawrence Worstel
Ohio University
Europe
York
the & &. Laconia
England
France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Ginley Oxley wed in First Methodist ceremony
James L Ginley and Ethel Irene Oxley were married last night at eight by Rev Daniel McGurk. Attendants were Lyman Burroughs and Daisy Kennedy. The bride, daughter of Charles and Mrs Oxley of New Marshfield, is a McBee Binder Co bookkeeper. The groom is son of Patrick and Mrs Ginley of East State street and works at Union grocery. They will live on East State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ginley
Patrick Ginley
East State Street
Union Grocery
Man Postpones His Funeral After Remedy Cures Illness
A 66 year old man explains he postponed his funeral after taking three doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims the preparation cured stomach and liver troubles and related colic attacks that threatened his life. He mentions agents McKee Drug Co Athens and Nelsonville Pharmacy in connection with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Nelsonville
Presbyterian women host Bible class at Dilley home
The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Frank B. Dilley and Mrs. Ray Latham at 7:30 Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Dilley 196 East State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
West State Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank B. Dilley
Ray Latham
Bean Couple Returns From Columbus and Amline Visit
Mr and Mrs Wade A Bean have returned home after a three day visit in Columbus and Amline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade A. Bean
Columbus
Amline
Romine Couple Return From Northern Ohio Wedding Trip
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Romine have returned home after a wedding trip through northern Ohio, marking their first trip since the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. M. Romine
Ohio
Mrs Beverage and son to spend week in Columbus with new Remington job
Mrs Clyde Beverage and her son Frank Reed travel to Columbus for the rest of the week to stay with Mr Beverage who has taken a sales position in the cash register division of Remington Arms Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Beverage
Frank Reed
Columbus
Mr. Beverage
Remington Arms Co
Cash Register
Mrs. LeRoy Party Heads to Ohio River Summer Home
Mrs Vern E LeRoy and daughter Emma Jean of Lansing Michigan Mrs Don Coultrap of Columbus Ohio Mrs Frank B Gullum and two children and Miss Mary Connett left by auto this morning for Ironton to be the guests of Mrs W A Murdock Lillian Cronacher a Pi Beta Phi sister at her summer home on the Ohio river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern E. LeRoy
Emma Jean
Lansing
Mich
Don Coultrap
Columbus
Frank B. Gullum
Mary Connett
Ironton
W.A. Murdock
Lillian Cronacher
Pi Beta Phi
Ohio River
Three Women Sail for Europe from Athens
Miss Mary Virginia Crow of Athens Miss Helen Crawford of Gloucester and Miss Helen Rathburn of Rutland depart tonight for New York. They plan a three month trip aboard the S S Mauretina visiting England Holland Belgium Switzerland and France before sailing to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virgina Crow
Athens
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Helen Rathburn
Rutland
New York
S. S. Mauretina
Europe
England
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
E*rance
Summer plans of the McGurk family
Mrs Forrest Jr McGurk left this noon for Deer Creek Oklahoma to spend the summer with her uncle W A Shipley and Mrs Shipley and join a motor trip to Denver and Golden Colorado Mr McGurk will work in advertising this summer and in the fall they will go to Philadelphia for college Mr McGurk will attend the Wharton School and Mrs McGurk the University of Pennsylvania
Choir directed by Miss Augusta Goodard at First Methodist
Ohio University music instructor Miss Augusta Goodard will direct the choir at the First Methodist church this summer. The first rehearsal is set for 7 36 p m Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Goodard
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
Three Men Travel to Fast Palestine on Business
Mr. Herbert Kelley and Messrs. Eber and Fred Fulton departed yesterday for Fast Palestine for a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kelley
Eber Fulton
Fred Fulton
Fast Palestine
Lee Stewart Visits Grandparents in Beverly
Lee Stewart spends the week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey M Roach in Beverly. The Roaches are described as former Athens residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stewart
Beverly
Harvey M. Roach
Athens
Mrs Ruth Jones Starts West With Huff Family
Miss Ruth Jones leaves yesterday noon for California with Mr and Mrs L N Huff and daughter Miss Annette Huff of Chillicothe. They plan to visit the Grand Canyon en route to Los Angeles then spend time with relatives including Mr Huff's sisters and Miss Jones. They tour includes San Francisco Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City with return planned by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
California
L. N. Huff
Annette Huff
Chillicothe
Athens
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Huffs
Mr. Huff
Miss Jones
Thomas Carey
Louise
San Francisco
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Work in the West Holds Little Appeal
Inquiries about harvest work in the western fields are slow. Postmaster Harry McKinstry reports only a few men seek information and posters by the federal employment agency draw little attention. Miners expect mines to open soon but lack of transportation funds keeps many from heading to the wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKinstry
Furthr
Federal Employment Agency
Automobiles Listed for Taxation Under 1926 License Rule
County Auditor Fred Cornwell announced that more than 500 cars must be listed for taxation before obtaining a 1926 license. Many owners had been passed over by assessors. Penalties up to 50 percent may apply for failure to list and delays to January could trigger fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cornwell
Cornwell
Interlocking Board Case Reopened by IC C On Railroads
The interstate commerce commission ordered reopening of the proceedings that allowed O P Van Sweringen M J Van Sweringen W A Colston J J Bernet and J R Nutt to hold interlocking directorships in Nickel Plate and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. P. and
M. J. van Sweringen
W. A. Colston
J. J. Bernet
J. R. Nutt
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake and Ohio
Throt-Ease Advertises Throat Relief Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes Throt-Ease as the World’s Greatest Throat preparation promising relief from sore throat within 24 hours. It claims gargling or spraying only provides temporary relief and notes availability at drug stores for 35 cents.
Tragedy Destroys Thayer Family In Car Plunge
Washington reports Henry L. Thayer chief of the supply division of the veterans bureau and his daughter Mrs. Lois Macias along with son in law Joseph A. Macias were killed when Thayer's automobile plunged over a bridge into a valley seventy five feet below last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry L. Thayer
Veterans Bureau
Lois Macias
Joseph A. Macias
Thayer
Adultery Arrests Reported in City Case
Police arrest William Morrison and Alice Sharp on a charge of living in adultery at Sharp’s Spring Street home. Morrison’s wife is alive and Sharp’s husband died years ago in an accident at the water works. Two children reportedly born since his death. Hearing set for today in Mayor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrison
Alice Sharp
Herbert Parker
Spring Street
Morrison
Marietta Trial Ties Chauncey Visitors to Case
Postmaster Edward Minister and merchant Max Altman of Chauncey were subpoenaed in Marietta during the W. W. Young and William Cornett murder case of Policeman Boyd. The two suspects allegedly visited Chauncey sites including Luckoff store and the Chauncey post office before the Marietta homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Chauncey
Edward Minister
Max Altman
W. W. Young
William Cornett
Young
Cornett
Luckoff
Boyd
Social Friday Potluck After Lodge Session
Friday evening social follows the regular lodge session. Each member is asked to bring her favorite dish for the potluck supper during the social hour.
Church Social for First Christian Sunday School Adults
June 17 notice of a Thursday evening social at Chauncey First Christian Church for all adult class members hosted by Builders and the Loyal groups. Mrs Ralph Brown leads the young men class. program, social, and refreshments planned. Loyal men women Builders and Loyal daughters invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
First Christian Sunday School
Ralph Brown
The Plains Personal News
The Plains family圈gathered for Sunday visits at Amesville and The Plains homes. Floyd Linscott and Pearl Linscott with others shared time with relatives including L. Anderson in Amesville, plus Mr and Mrs McHarey and Shaw guests. James Coon departed for Mansfield for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Floyd Linscott
Charles
Pearl Linscott
L. Anderson
Amesville
Russell McHarey
8. S. Shaw
Union
Thomas McDonald
Frank Brooks
Logan
Charles McDonald
Hocking
James Coon
Mansfield
Lopezs Celebrate Ethel Looper Birthday at The Plains
Mr and Mrs John Lopez entertained at their home The Plains for daughter Ethel Loopers 24th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kenney McCulty Miss Lucille Haning Clarence Loper of Athens Ohio and Thelma Schoonover of Byesville with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Lopez
the Plains
Ethel
Kenney McCulty
Lucille Haning
Clarence Loper
Athens
Mies Thelma ‘Schoonover
Byesville
Land
Chauncey Personalities Visit Relatives In Region
Mr and Mrs Dave Osborne and son Richard of Chauncey spent Sunday visiting relatives in Glouster Miss Doris Cole of Millfield in Chauncey guest of Miss Cora Ferrel in High Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Junod and family visited relatives in Athens. Mrs Fred Russell and family of Millfield attended their annual family reunion in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dave Osborne
Richard
Glouster
Doris Cole
Millfield
Preacher Fined for Cruelty and Auto License Violation
John Mason of Amesville was fined 10 dollars and costs by Magistrate P W Helwig for cruelty to animals after allegedly beating a horse with a long lockbar. I E Carsey of Athens was fined 28 dollars and costs by a magistrate at Porter for driving an automobile with a fictitious license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Amesville
Edgar Mariner
P. W. Helwig
Mariner
Mason
I. E. Carsey
Athens
Mystery Short Wave Signal Spans Nation
Radio signals from a navy airplane short wave set were heard in Tampa Florida and St Paul Minnesota but not at nearer stations raising questions about signal propagation and reception across distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tampa
Fla
St. Paul
Mrs Elizabeth Matheny Visits In Chauncey Area
Mrs Elizabeth Matheny and her Daytonia Florida family are guests near Chauncey as they visit sisters Mrs Fred Russell of Millfield and Mrs Charlies Tate of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elizabeth Matheny
Daytonia
Fla
Matheny
Fred Russell
Millfield
Charlies Tate
the Plains
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Monthly Birthday in Chauncey
June 17 report from Chauncey notes the Forest Rose Rebekah lodge will hold its monthly birthday observance. Members meet to celebrate and organize upcoming lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of
La Follette Ill at Home on 70th Birthday
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, who defeated an independent candidate for the presidency last year, is seriously ill at his Washington home on the eve of his seventieth birthday according to physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Homecoming Basket Dinner Planned at Holliday Chapel
A homecoming and basket dinner will be held at Holliday Chapel near Burlingham next Sunday. Organizers emphasize the day’s program and participants look forward to the event with anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliday Chapel
Burlingham
Summer dramatics set at Ohio University this year
Prof. W. H. Cooper of the public speaking department announces summer school dramatics at Ohio University. A class of fifteen teachers will stage three one act plays with students acting as coaches and directors, aiming for productions that compare well with regular college plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
W. H. Cooper
Department of Public Speaking
Cooper
Radio expert joins Athens radio department head
J. H. Pigman a former naval radio operator has accepted the manageership of the radio department at Automotive Battery and Electric company He arrives from Zanesville where he worked with the American Light company after studying at the University of Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pigman
Naval
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Pigman
Zanesville
American Light Company
University of Michigan
Bennett Appeals Over Fine In Nelsonville In To x Charge
Bennett files in Common Pleas against the state of Ohio claiming unlawful fine of 50 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge. Mayor W U las of Nelsonville named in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Loving Bennett
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
WU. W.las
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