Social News From Athens and Nearby Area
Miss Alma Seaton of Irwin hosts, visitors from Zanesville Nelsonville and Columbus share days with locals. A First M E Church meeting, Beta Theta Pi dance guest Mary Moses, and a garden party at the Kirchers mark a busy social spell in Athens with dates and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Seaton
Irwin, Pa
Margaret McGrath
Farel Hart
Zanesville
Athens
Mary Moses
Indiana
Paynesville
Lloyd
Margaret Dailey
List of names appears in archival notice
A sequence of personal names appears in the fragmentary OCR text including Virginia Kircher Alice Phil lips Eleanor Phillips Doris Henry Ruth McCormick Angella Woods Abigail Putnam Bertine Burson Lute Evans Joan Bolin Abbott Wilcox Seth Lewis Floyd Brown James Basom Roland Jones Carl Brooks Charles Kircher Richard Daggett and John Kircher.
Nelsonville Couple Weds in Quiet Home Ceremony
A Wednesday morning wedding united Miss Lola Leidy and Mr. William J. Wallace in the Nelsonville home of Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Strecker. Rev. Strecker officiated. The bride and groom are both from Nelsonville, daughters and sons of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Strecker
Lola Leidy
William J. Wallace
Nelsonville
Rev. Strecker
Charles Leidy
Henry Wallace
Alumnae Dance At Masonic Temple With Pi Beta Phi Members
Pi Beta Phi alumnae joined active chapter seniors for a dance at the Masonic Temple last night. About sixty attendees celebrated in a cool decor by field class themes with Katherine McKee and Dorothy McCormick serving ices. Out of town guests included Wilma Lane and others from Cambridge Columbus Trimble Sidney Warren Newark Albany and East Lansing with guests Mrs. Verne E. LeRoy and Mrs. E. C. Waters and couples Harry Wilson Murdock and Ray Sherman. Fredericka Kasler of Nelsonville attended as an out of town senior guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Masonic Temple
Katherine McKee
Dorothy McCormick
Misses Wilma Lane
Cambridge
Terese Caruthers
Columbus
Bonnie School
Canton
Meryl Danford
Trimble
Faye Boyer
Sidney
Cathleen Merritt
Nelsonville
Christine McFarland
Marie O’roreke
Warren
Catharine Sacks
Nelle Russell
Newark
Marguerite Carpenter
Albany
Verne E. LeRoy
East Lansing
Mich
E. C. Waters
Chillicothe
Harry Wilson
Huntington
W. Va
Murdock
Portsmouth
Ray Sherman
Middleport
Fredericka Kasler
Musgrave Black Wed At Parents Home
Mr W E Musgrave and Miss Della Olive Black were married at 1384 N Congress street at 7 30 this morning Rev Bowden officiated After the ceremony the couple attended the University commencement where Miss Edna Black sister of the bride graduated from the two year normal course They will spend two weeks in Atlanta with the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs W V Musgrave The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Musgrave
Della Olive Black
Congress Street
Army Worm Reported Causing Mild Crop Damage in Ohio
E C Cotton state board chief horticulturist said reports of army worm damage reached from Delaware and Darke counties. He expects Ohio losses to be less than Indiana where large grain fields were burned to combat the pest. County agents urged to warn farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
E. C. Cotton
State Board of Agriculture
Delaware
Darke
Indiana
House Votes Return of Telegraph Lines to Owners
The house unanimously passed a bill to return telegraph and telephone lines to their owners. The measure moves to conference with the senate bill setting the return by the act’s approval month end and allowing six months’ continuation of high rates. The senate fixed a ninety day period for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Swiss immigrant fugitive captured near Reeves Park
Findlay Ohio June 19 A Swiss native 22 year old Got freid Schwartz was captured by Sheriff Edwin Huff near Reeves Park ten miles from Findlay after escaping a Nickel Plate train while in the custody of a departing officer. He was taken to Toledo and then Cleveland by a Department of Justice agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Gotfreid Schwartz
Switzerland
Edwin Huff
Reeves Park
Here
Schwartz
Toledo
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Democrats Block Sundries Bill Over Cox Appointments
In Columbus Ohio on June 19 Democrats in the house minority blocked passage of the sundries appropriation bill worth about 500000 to force Republican senate action on Governor Cox appointments. The fight stalled the bill with a December reconsideration possible. The key item included a 9000 state home and school for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Cox
House
Beethan
Shepherd of the Hills at Glouster Opera House
Glouster hosts a stage version of Harold Bell Wright's Shepherd of the Hills directed by the author with show dates June 25 at the opera house. Admission 26 and 50 cents plus war tax. Also notes funeral for Joseph Sweeny of Hollister and Red Cross relief services for soldiers and families in Glouster with weekly Red Cross visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeny
Hollister
the Messenger
Holy Cross Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
New Lexington
Death of Mrs George W Morse's Sister in Los Angeles
Miss C Augusta Morse learns of the death of her sister in law Mrs George W Morse widow of the late Boston attorney. She died in Los Angeles at her son Harry B Morse's home from apoplexy. Survived by three daughters and two sons including Mrs Nichol Richardson and Mr Samuel Morse. The Morse family funds earlier resided in Newtonville and San Francisco. The late attorney George W Morse died in Marseilles while traveling. Mrs Nicholson Richardson visited Athens with her aunt Miss C Augusta Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Augusta Morse
George W. Morse
Boston
Mass
Morse
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry B. Morse
Nicholson Richardson
Rosa Lovell
Allen Hay
Newtonville
A Fine Family Man Phrase Echoes Family Cow Metaphor
A writer notes that calling a man “a fine family man” often implies he belongs to the same class as a good family cow, reflecting a humorous social stereotype about men and morality.
Private Sands Sees Berlin Hopes Amid War Delays
Private Elmer E. Sands of the 15th Field Artillery writes from Oberdorf Germany that June return to the States may be delayed as Americans push to finish the job and possibly reach Berlin. He notes the Croix de Guerre award for bravery near Soissons in 1918 after 60 hours of aid at Beaurepaire Ferme and Vauxcaille under shellfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Sands
15Th Field Artillery
Milton Sands
Trimble
Oberdorf
Germany
States
Berlin
Lands
Columbus
Soissons
Beaurepaire Ferme
Vauxcastille
Cable Man Killed by High Tension Wire
Frank Patterson a 35 year old Bell Telephone traveling cable man from Columbus was killed in Lancaster Colorado when he fell onto a high tension wire thirty feet above the ground during a repair job. The accident occurred today and Patterson died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, CO
Frank Patterson
Columbus
Bell Telephone Company
Drowning of a Drugist Ends Boy Scout Trip
In Sandusky Ohio on June 19 the drowning of J H Kahler a Shiloh druggist at Abots Bridge near Milan halted a Boy Scouts outing. His twelve year old son witnessed the tragedy from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
J. H. Kahler
Shiloh
Abots Bridge
Milan
Boy Scouts
Kahler
Car-Train Crash Near Gypsum Kills Father, Injures Son
Port Clinton Ohio June 19 Fred Nieman 68 was killed and his son Leonard 30 seriously injured when their car collided with a Northwestern Ohio Electric work train near Gypsum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Ohio
Fred Nieman
Leonard
Northwestern Ohio Electric
Gypsum
Parole Recommendation Hearing Sought for Ralph Iloover
Notice states Ralph Iloover, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, seeks parole consideration by the board of Clemency with superintendent and chaplain recommending. Hearing requested for on or after July 1, 1919. Chief Clerk E Clark signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Iloover
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Board of Clemency
E. Clark
T. W
Carl Mender
Mansfield Ohio
J. BE. Clark
John Messell
J. E. Clark
Earl Sims
J. EB. Clark
Everett Koon
Clark
Parole Notice for Prisoners Carl Mender and John Messell
Notice states parole applications for Carl Mender and John Messell, prisoners confined, with hearing or action set for July 1, 1919. Chief Clerk J E Clark notes the dates and office details in the formal notice.
Notice of prisoner release date and authorities
Notice states Earl Sims, a prisoner confined in the ing on and after July 1, 1919, under the authority of J. EB. Clark, Chief Cc) 6-19180.
Parole Hearing Notice for Everett Koon
Everett Koon, a prisoner, is considered for parole by the governing authority. The parole hearing will be held on and after July 1, 1919. Chief Clerk FE Clark signs the notice. June 1913.
Watch prices rise modestly after the war
Postwar watch values are higher than prewar, but the increase is small compared with most goods. Dealers note the price advance remains modest while supply stabilizes.
Miner Dies in Ohio Mine Accidents
Abraham Butt 23 died at Protestant Hospital Columbus after shale collapse at Chauncey mine where he lived. Frank McBride 38 died at Mt Carmel Hospital after Wellston mine injury. Both bodies sent to homes for funeral and burial. Butt survived by widow, parents, brother and five sisters. McBride by brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Abraham Butt
Chauncey
Protestant Hospital
Brown-Ferguson Company
Mt. Carmel
Frank McBride
Wellston
Weather and crops pace in Ohio week ending June 17
The report notes abundant sunshine and warmth fueling rapid plant growth though moisture was uneven. Wheat development was slightly behind ideal due to heat, but overall crops show good to excellent conditions with lodging rising in some areas. Harvesting starts next week in southern counties as corn, oats, and tobacco progress well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harvsting
Moonshine Stills Destroyed by Virginia Officers in Wise County
Virginia revenue officers raided near the Kentucky border line in Wise county and destroyed two large moonshine stills. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Virginia Revenue
Kentucky
Wise County
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Maxine Lewis
Hocking
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F. J. Beasley
Elm Wood Place
J. C. Briggs
Betty Ann
Ohio Wesleyan
Emma White
C. H. Horn
White
Ruth
Louise Jones
Grace McGrath
Mann-Johnson
J. M. Foster
Frances
Washington D. C
Foster
Ohio University
University
Virginia Kircher
Bertine Burson
C. P. Kircher
Second Street
Grace Lawrence
Dorothy Kircher
Pauline Danford
Mary Peoples
Helen
the Square
Grocery
Square Deal Grocery
Republics
Republic
Motor Auto Sales Co
Mouse
Senate Action
Glouster News
Glouster Cooperative Store Company
Order of Eagles
T. D. Lewis
Morgan T Lewis
G. C. Fawcett
Undertakers
Cedar Point
C. E. Duncan
Glouster State Bank
St. Paul
Minn
M. F. Noon
Hemlock
Francis Noon
J. E. Williams
Akron
Glouster
Fred Mooney
New York
John Rice
New York City
Camp Mills
Camp Sherman
Red Cross
M. D. Hughes
Home Service
George W. Rose
Mr. Hughes
Uncle Sam
Lash
Vicks Vi Varin Bodyguard
SOP
Cable
TOR
Cornwell
Ghaungey Mian
Abraham Butts
James Austin
East State Street
Athens Brick Company
Episcopal Church
Fred Linscott
Woodward Avenue
Robert Fulton
Clark's Chapel
Athens Grange
Lawrence Keller
O. A
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Woodworth
Court Street
Trafic
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Sherman Violet
Violet Block
County Home Service Office
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