Local Bakery Change as Family Purchases Columbus Shop
Society notes report Mr Robert Wilson and son Robert Jr purchasing a Columbus bakery. The family, former Athens residents, will relocate there. Mrs Ben De Weese visits Chillicothe and Columbus on return trip to St Louis Mo. She visits sister Mrs F S Grones and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Robert, Jr
Columbus
Athens
Ben de Weese
Chillicothe
St. Louis
Wake
F. S. Grones
Cincinnati woman visits relatives in city
Mrs. J. R. Hayes of Cincinnati visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Finsterwald at 121 Fast State Street, returning to her hometown after a stay with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hayes
Cincinnati
Mrs
John Finsterwald
Fast State Street
Social Guests and Home Visits Across Town
Miss Doris Young of Coshocton is a guest of Prof and Mrs Earl B South on South Congress street. Grace McKee Evans plans to leave for Hav erhill Massachusetts with her sister Katherine McKee for a Boston summer. DeForest Murch and son DeForest Jr return to Cincinnati after visiting the Camer ons at 46 West State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Young
Coshocton
Earl B. South
South Congress Street
Granville Evans
Grace McKee
W. H. Meee
University Terrace
Haverhill
Mass
Katherine Mckee
Boston
DeForest Murch
DeForest, Jr
Cincinnati
Henry Cameron
West State Street
Edythe Floyd Weds H Ross Gandee in Ravenna Ceremony
News of the marriage of Miss Edythe A Floyd to Mr H Ross Gandee son of Mr and Mrs C F Gandee at Ravenna Congregational Church on a Saturday evening. A reception followed at the Floyd home and the couple will reside in Ravenna this summer. Floyd is a Ravenna High School 1922 graduate and Pi Kappa Sigma member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe A. Floyd
H. Ross Gandee
C. F. Gandee
West
Washington Street
Congregational Rch
Ravenna
John R. Floyd
Fog Delays Transcontinental Dawn to Dusk Flight
New York June 20 A low ceiling of clouds stopped Lieut Russell L Maughan from starting his planned trans continental dawn to dusk flight after preparations were made and a blanket of ice descended, forcing a cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell L. Maughan
Maughan
Wool at Columbus coop sale tops 1.19 million pounds
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association reports about 1,190,000 pounds of wool delivered to the Columbus producers' warehouse for cooperative sale through June 19, up roughly 25 percent from the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Sheep Nd Wool Growers’ Association
Hope for better industry government cooperation voiced in Chicago
President Coolidge expressed hope for greater intelligent cooperation between industry and government to reduce the need for business legislation in a letter read by Senator Simeon Fess at an Executive Club event in Chicago on June 29.
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Xation
Chicago
Prestey Coolidge
Senaor
Simeon J. Fess
Senator Fess
Executives Clubs
Tea blending by machinery draws Ireland shopkeepers
In Ireland, shopkeepers plan to source tea that has been blended by machines, reflecting a shift in taste toward standardized blends and efficiency in tea production.
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Ireland
Heat Wave Holds Columbus in Grim Grip
Columbus endures a severe heat wave with 83 degrees in the shade at 10 am and a fatal heatrelated collapse of Brant Winters, age 60, as Chief Alexander warns temperatures could reach about 92 at the peak. He notes only limited hope for relief from possible local thunder storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brant Winters
Alexander
Weather Bureau
iKXent State Normal biography and Midwest visits
A biographer from iKXent State Normal notes a graduate who earned a degree at Ohio University in 1922 and belongs to Kappa Psi Alpha fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of Minot North Dakota arrived by car after a weeklong motor trip to visit Mrs. Schloss at 57 Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Curtis Leben and her son Junior of Chicago also visit the Schloss family.
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Ikxent State Normal
Biiderroom
Ohio University
Kappa Psi Alpha Fraternity
James Wilson
Minot
North Dakota
Frank Schloss
Franklin Avenue
Curtis Leben
Chicago
Ilinois
Schioss
Granville Visitors Stay With Rowan Family
Mr and Mrs FE WL Jones of Granville arrived Thursday to spend the week end as guests of the latter's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John A Rowan of 9 Grosvenor Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. WL. Jones
Granville
John A. Rowan
Grosvenor Street
Tilley Hosts Cleveland Guests
Prof and Mrs Frank T. Tilley host Mr and Mrs D A Baumgartner of Cleveland at 196 East State Street. Mrs Tilley and Mrs Baumgartner are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F T. Tilley
East State Street
D. A. Baumgartner
Cleveland
Tilley
Mrs. Baumgartner
Minnich Family Ends Visit With Pilchers at Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs C Minnich and their two sons of Richmond Minnesota have finished a week long visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Pilcher at 10 East Union Street. The group drove to Buckeye Lake for a two day outing during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C
Minnich
Richmond
Mnd
Roy Pilcher
East Union Street
Pilchers
Buckeye Lake
Akron Women Visit Columbus Relative in Ohio Trip
Mrs. Fred Walker and her daughter Mrs. Tee Patton with young Vaniou from Akron stayed with Mrs. Harley Ke Moler in Columbus then planned to visit another daughter Mrs. Claude Love before returning to Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Tee Patton
Vaniou
Akron
Harley KE. Moler
Columbus
Claude Love
Juniors to Meet Saturday at O O F Hall
The W B R A juniors will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock in the O O F hall for their gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. A
Stutz Family Heads Two-Week Motoring Trip to Cleveland
Prof. Raymond Stutz and Mrs. W. J. Stutz with Misses Mary and Dorothy Stutz depart for a two week motor journey visiting Cleveland Lakeside and Cedar Point.
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Raymond Stutz
W. J. Stutz
Mary
Dorothy Stutz
Cleveland
Lakeside
Cedar Point
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Sarah Williams 52
Mrs Sarah Williams 52 died at her home Thursday after a monthlong illness with Kright disease. Short services were held at 4 PM at the residence. The funeral cortege will leave Athens Saturday at 8 17 AM for Rush Kentucky for burial. Survived by Rufus Bryant Oklahoma Ellis Canaanville Mrs Elizabeth Boudinot Sanford Rosa Athens. George Williams husband preceded her in death.
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Sarah Williams
Kright
Athens
Rush
Kentucky
Rufus
Bryan
Oklahoma
Ellis
Canaanville
Elizabeth Boudinot
Sanford and
Rosa
George Williams
Daylight Flight Hopes Rise for San Francisco Trip
Lieut. Maughan says condition reports from four airfields Dayton St Joseph Cheyenne and Salduro Utah are favorable and may enable a dawn to dusk flight to San Francisco tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Field
New York
Russell Maugan
Army
Flyer
San Francisco
Dayton
St. Joseph
Cheyenne
Salduro
Utah
Maughan
Elyria men supply bond for Lorain official fled to Napa
Fred M. Bauer I K. Pierce J A Ebert and A R Agate all of Elyria posted the 7500 dollar bond for Frank Irish of Lorain who was arrested in Napa California after fleeing a year ago when a 1100 dollar shortage was found in his county recorder books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fred M. Bauer
I. K. Pierce
J. A. Ebert
A. R Agate
Frank Irish
Lorain
Napa
Cal
Mayr’s Remedy Claims Cure For Stomach Ailments
A patient describes spending $1800 over seven years on medical treatments that yielded no relief before using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The ad asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. One dose supposedly convinces for a money refund. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Mckee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Solar vitalizing food preservation tested by railroads
Two Canadian railroad firms notified Dr. N F W Hazeldine in Los Angeles that their tests of a solar vitalizing process increased grain yield by 169 percent and preserved fruits and vegetables without cooking or added chemicals. The system uses a glass box to concentrate sunlight, destroying fermentation germs and preventing spoilage while keeping flavors. Hazeldine claims products stay fresh indefinitely and oils and dairy resist rancidity, with a mysterious nonstandard gas produced in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
N. F. W. Hazeldine
Dr. Hazeldine
Hazeldine
Insurance Firm Sued Over Fire Loss Reimbursement
Elijah W. Cottrill of Stewart filed a petition for judgment seeking 1890 dollars from Continental Insurance Co of New York. He alleges the insurer failed to reimburse him for the house fire loss sustained on April 19 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah W. Cottrill
Stewart
Continental Insurance Co
New York
Cottrill
Postoffice Workers Report Fewer Summer Students
Postmaster Harry McKinstry said Friday that a smaller number of summer school students affects mail volume. He noted that hundreds of students mail home packages weekly and receive much mail from home, impacting daily operations.
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Harry McKinstry
Youngest Grandmother Claims in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports Mrs John P Pax of Reading age 22 claiming to be the youngest grandmother in Pennsylvania. Mrs William Hughes of this city counters with a daughter who has a child at age 22, arguing that staying young requires a variety of activities.
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Philadelphia
America
John P. Pax
Reading
Pennsylvania
William Hughes
Amesville Sees Heat Peak At 96 Degrees
Amesville recorded the hottest day of the year as official observer F. W. Gibson logged a 96 degree high. By nightfall the temperature stood around 87 with no rain in several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Athens woman granted divorce from Burnis Horn
Mrs. Ana V. Horn of Athens was granted a divorce from Burnis J. Horn by Judge JL G Wortsell on Thursday. She charged wilful absence for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana V. Horn
Athens
JL. G. Wortsell
Chrisman Grads Rise to Higher Education Honors
Dr. Oscar Chrisman of Ohio University reports six former students earned advanced degrees in June 1924 from Penn State Ohio State Boston Clark New York and others. Five more will pursue PhD work at Harvard Clark Yale Columbia and Ohio State next year. He plans three more years to complete 25 years at Athens.
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Oscar Chrisman
Department of
Vardology
Ohto University
University of Pennsylvania
V.h. D
Ohio State University
Boston University
A.M. Clark University
A. M. New York University
A. M
Harvard University
Clark University
Yale University
Columbia University
Py Chrisman
Ohio University
Athens
State Normal College
College of Education
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana University
Germany
Jena
Berlin
The
University of Jena
Plea and Fine for Petit Larceny in Athens Court
Steve Kauffman of The Plains pleaded guilty in Magistrate Hel Wie’s court to petit larceny. He was assessed a fine of $50 and court costs after admitting stealing goods valued at $24.54 from Lydia Isenberg in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Kauffman
the Plains
Helwie
Kauffman
Lydia Isenberg
Athens
Divorce suit filed by Asa Candler in Fulton court
Asa Candler filed a divorce suit in Fulton Superior Court today against his young wife, whom he married less than a year ago, in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Asa Candler
Fulton Superior Court
More Aggressive Mission Policy Adopted by Missouri Synod
At the English District annual meeting of the Missouri Synod in Cincinnati Ohio a plan to establish missionary headquarters in Chicago was approved. The church architectural committee urged making American churches more beautiful, noting many are strikingly ugly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Missouri Synod
Chicago
America
Weather note signals heat surge in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia a hot spell ends the day with the Mercury hitting 95 degrees late yesterday and 91 degrees by 9 this morning. A west wind later cooled the temp by about two degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Richardson Sues Trace Run and Virginia Hocking Coal Thirty
Alfred W. Richardson filed suit Friday seeking 818.40 from Trace Run Coal Co and Virginia Hocking Coal Co for non payment of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Richardson
Trace Run Coal Co
Virginia Hocking Coal Co
Get McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for Flesh Gain
Tens of thousands of thin discouraged people can gain weight with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. One woman reportedly gained 15 pounds in five weeks. The product claims easy intake, stomach tolerance, and a money back guarantee if no 5 pound gain in 30 days, priced at 60 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoy’s
Travelers to Meet in Ohio Capital
In Columbus Ohio preparations were under way at United Commercial Travelers of America headquarters for the annual meeting next week. About 400 delegates and 299 visitors from nearly every state will attend. The event opens Monday morning and runs through Thursday with the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United Commercial Travelers of America
National public golf championship entries rise past 140
Dayton report notes 10 new entries for the national public golf championship with participants from Springfield Minneapolis and Worcester. Racine based competitors form the Swedish four including Peterson Orson Peterson and Tolfson. Qualifying rounds begin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Springfield
Minneapolis
Worcester
Mass
Racine
Wis
Peterson
Orson
Tolfson
Mrs Anna Baird Curtis Dies in Washington
Mrs. Anna Baird Curtis wife of Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas died at her Washington home today after two years of illness. She was left an invalid for two years.
Round-the-world Flyers Near India
A Navy dispatch says the NC 8 Army round the world Ayers were to depart Rankok Siam at dawn to fly to Rangoon India via a northern route. They planned to refuel from the destroyer Shard.
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Washington
NC. 8
Rankok
Siam
Rangoon
India
Navy Department
Shard
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Floyd-Gandee
Mrs. Buffalo
Stork
Liberty Park
Salt Lake City
Insurance Company
Preston
Chrisman
Ohio
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Gline Pharmacy
Remington Portable
Sues Coal Company
Banks Ice Cream Co
the Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
North Court ST
Jacobs
Optometrist
Sorority Marsh
Mallow Frappe
Pruitt
Fatarrel
Sany iI
Cline
Kodaks
Kodak
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Eastman
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