Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Marriage
Dr. E B Bryan spoke at Butler college in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs John B Focton of Columbus visit Athens while Mr Poston attends to business. Retha Baird and Leo Potts wed in Parkersburg on June 12. Mrs F H Ellis returns from surgery in Columbus. Mrs Jennie Hoisington visits Columbus for a week. O Rleness and F M Hutchinson tour Columbus by car. Miss Gladys Jones attends Ohio Farmers Insurance meeting in Leroy then Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Focton
Columbus
Athens
Poston
Hotel Berry
H. A. Baird
Brown Avenue
Retha
Leo Potts
the Plains
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gladys Jones
Leroy
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Dayton
Hoover Jr. heads to Ypsilanti? group camp Fitch
Tom Hoover Jr. departs Tuesday for Youngstown to visit grandmother Mrs Diana Arnold. He will join the Youngstown Y M C A group Monday for a trip to Camp Fitch on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoover, Jr
T. N. Hoover
Youngstown
Diana Arnold
Youngstown Y. M. C. A
Camp Fitch
Lake Erie
Seagate visit notes from Seattle to Wisconsin trips
Ts. W. L. Jones from Seattle has left for home after visiting sister Mrs. C. H. Swaim in Park Place and her Portsmouth parental home. She will stop in Beaver Dam to visit Dr. Jones' daughter. Mrs. F. D. Forsyth and her daughter Jean have gone to La Crosse to visit her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. W. L. Jones
Eugenia Maygg
Seattle
Washington
C. H. Swaim
Park Place
Portsmouth
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Dr. Jones
F. D. Forsyth
Jean
la Crosse
A. F. Farnam
Engagement dinner for Miss Tritipo in Athens Neighborhood
Mrs. 8. D. Tritipo hosted an announcement dinner for sister Miss Helen J. Tritipo at 283 East State Street. The groom, Howard C. Whiston of Steubenville, will wed in October. Twelve guests enjoyed bridge and mah jong at a centerbasket table decorated in orchid and pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Tritipo
Fast State Street
Helen J. Tritipo
Howard C. Whiston
Steubenville
Tor
Miss Tritipo
J. L. Tritipo
East State Street
Athens
Ohio University
Mingo Junction
Whiston
Cornell University
Carnegie Steel Mill
Local Tidbits From Plains Area
The Plains notes report residents traveling to Springfield Columbus Toledo Athens and Kentucky with visits to relatives and friends. Cars and driving incidents are mentioned along with several short trips by local families and individuals in the region.
Factory Employment Slips in May Across Industries
Washington reports May 4.2 percent drop in manufacturing employment and 5.1 percent fall in payrolls alongside a 1 percent dip in per capita earnings. Based on 8,569 establishments across 42 industries, covering 2,604,259 workers with weekly earnings totaling 68,078,862 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Looting Suspects Arrested in Plains Home Case
Steve Kaufman of The Plains pled guilty to petty larceny in the looting of Mrs Lydia Isenberg's home. Sentence delayed. he remains jailed as other charges are prepared. His brother John faces similar charges. he is held for Dayton workhouse officials after a prior escape. Officers say many household items were taken and later recovered near 211 mine. Constable Mariner and detective bureau manager McFadden led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Isenberg
the Plains
Steve Kaufman
Helwig
Kaufman
John Kaufman
John
McKinley
Cady
Dayton
Isenberg
No. 211
Kaufmans
FE. C. Mariner
F. S. McFadden
China Disavows Responsibility for Rail Trusteeship
Washington June 18 The State Department received a note from the Chinese government disavowing all responsibility for the trusteeship of the Chinese Eastern Railway. The trusteeship had been imposed by the allies who funded its operation during Bolshevik control of Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
China
Bolshevists
Russia
Second Tragedy in the Same Family in Columbus
The Scioto River near Columbus was being dragged for the body of 13 year old Charles Snyder who drowned yesterday while attempting to swim across the stream. He was the only son of Mrs. Charles Martz and his father died in a railroad accident ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Scioto
Charles Snyder
Charles
Charles Martz
Clothing workers of Athens county to meet twice this week
Two meetings of Athens county clothing club workers are scheduled in the Chamber of Commerce rooms this week. Miss Jenesse Wirt of Ohio State University will lead both sessions, with 109 women currently engaged in the work. A Friday picnic dinner at noon on the Athens Fair Grounds will be part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Clothing Club
Chamber of Commerce
Jenesse Wirt
Ohio State University
Athens County
Athens Fair Grounds
Akron Detective Locked In By Rats
A satirical note from Akron claims City Detective J McKinney was locked in a janitor’s room by accident. He pounded the door while rats gathered, and, as the tale goes, he trained the rodents to perform simple military formations before his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
J. McKinney
City Building
McKinney
Seek Increase in Tariff Law on Butter
Ohio dairymen backed by cooperative marketing groups vote to push a higher tariff on butter after eight cents currently. E D Waid will lead state efforts while Dr C W Larsen is named as head of a new Dairy Bureau. Waid to visit eastern associations in July to study cooperative milk and cream distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
State Dairy Committee
E. D. Waid
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
C. W. Larsen
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Four Athens County couples receive marriage licenses
Marriage licenses issued Monday and Tuesday by the Athens county bureau to four couples. Roy Jones 21 a milk condenser and Edna Robinett 19 a clerk both of New Marshfield wed Rev Chatley. Charles Sprague Jr. 24 a teacher of Bidwell Ohio and Emma Trene Bridge 21 a teacher of New Marshfield wed Rev Charley. Lewis Albert Marolt Jr. 23 a Moxahala and Mabel Irene Moody 21 of Glouster wed Magistrate Helwig. George Lindae 26 a miner of Modoc wed Barbara Huboy 18 of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Bureau
Roy Jones
Edna Robinett
New Marshfield
Chatley
Charles Sprague, Jr
Bidwell
Emma Trene Bridge
Charley
Lewis Albert Marolt, Jr
Moxahala
Mabel Irene Moody
Glouster
Helwig
George
Pleads Not Guilty On Serious Statutory Charge
William Schoonover of Chauncey aged 53 pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Helwig on a grave statutory charge and is set for a preliminary hearing early next week. He posted 1060 dollars bond and was taken into custody by Constable Mariner on an affidavit filed by Prosecuting Attorney R W Finsterwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schoonover
Chauncey
Helwig
Schoonover
Mariner
R. W. Finsterwald
Parkersburg Men Fined as Drunks
Parkersburg residents Frank Yoko and G F Flowers were taken into custody Monday afternoon near the Carthage Gap by Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Cady. They pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned before Magistrate Helwig Tuesday and paid fines of ten dollars plus costs each. The men allegedly wandered the highway on their car before a phoned complaint brought Athens officers to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yoko
G. F. Flowers
Parkersburg
Carthage Gap
McKinley
Cady
Helwig
Yoko
Flowers
Athens
Trex Lotion Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Pimples
An advertisement touts Trex Lotion as a guaranteed remedy for eczema itching and facial blemishes. It claims to soothe inflamed, cracked, and eruptive skin and promises clear skin like a baby's with nightly use. Available for 75c at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co in Mt. Carmel Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Normal weather expected for eastern United States expert says
June 18 1924 Washington D C United States weather forecaster Charles L Mitch ell says patience will bring pleasant normal weather across the country The worst of the atmospheric chaos is over and the nation is entering a return to normal conditions East of the Rockies saw cool spring and wet rains delaying crops while the West faced heat and drought
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
1. N. S. Washington
Charles L. Mitchell
Sessons
Mitchell
Mitchel
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Warner
State Examiner Sets Athens Base for Public Office Review
C. W. Booth, state examiner linked to the Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices, has established headquarters in Athens. He will review books of cities villages and public utilities in Athens and surrounding counties including Lawrence Docking Vinton Jackson Galion Meigs Perry and Washington. J. T. Tracy district Ohio auditor notes this moves aids in giving expert advice to public corporations seeking district help in finance. Booth is currently examining Athens city books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Booth
Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Athens
Lawrence
Docking
Vinton
Jackson
Galion
Meigs Perry
Washington
J. T. Tracy
Ohio
Hrooth
Pretty summer dress pattern with ribbon bands
The pattern features crepe de chine with ribbon bands and options in figured voile, taffeta or dimity. Sleeve can include the peasant portion or not. Cut in six sizes with busts 34 36 38 40 42 44 inches. Material needs vary by sleeve choice. Pattern mailed for 12 cents with stamps.
London Lays First Rubber Road in 1913 Still Standing
The first rubber road was laid in London in 1913 and remains in good condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poultry Marketing Plans Go Forward in Ohio Counties
Ohio Poultry Producers Cooperative Association advances a cooperative marketing plan as Williams county members pledge nearly 40 000 hens for cooperative channels. Plan hearings move to Fulton county with meetings at grading and receiving station sites and personal presentations to producers, mirroring Williams county efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Poultry Producers Co-operative Association
Williams County
Ohio
Fulton County
Williama County
F. M. Glasgow
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Local Players Start Qualification Rounds at Country Club
Local golfers begin qualification rounds for the Rusat cup on Thursday at the Country Club. The event runs through July 7 and uses an 18 hole match play format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfiacs
Also Mentioned on This Page
and Jocal
E. B. Bryan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Butler College
F. H. Ellis
Vore Ridge
Jennie Hoisington
Harry O’rleness
Charlies O’rleness
F. M. Hutchinson
FE. A. Cottingham
Joseph D. Kilgore
Helen Farley
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Catherine Farley
Greensboro
N. C
Carson Sanders, Jr
Amy Jo
Erwin Stauffers
Springfield
Merwin
Harry Porter Jr
Nelsonville
Cliff Wolfe
Liz Guess
Gill Hartman
Charles Olson
Jake Anderson
Toledo
Virgene Shield
Greenfield
James Porter
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Lieut
Russel Maughan
Lieut. Maughan
Iran
UES I Sa
America
Kaufman Home
Lamborn
NEA
John Abbott
Tulsa
Oklo
Bacon
Roland Krebs
U. N.S
South Ohio
Blue-jay
The
Hay Fever Club
Tion
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Messenger
Slingluff
the Security Savings Bank
W.B. Drake
the Home of Quality
Fulton
Fey
Rfeberg
Ideal
Savings Bank& N
Millfield
Felber Biscuit Co
Silvus Shoe Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!