Tuesday Needle Club Meets Hosts and Guests
The Tuesday Needle Club met with Mrs. James Williams hosting at 77 West State Street. Twenty four members attended with one new member, Mrs. E A Guthrie. A $5 donation to Murray City flood sufferers was decided. Prizes were won by Mrs. Casa Long and Mrs. J W Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
West State Street
Murray City
E. A. Guthrie
Casa Long
J. W. Dixon
Maxine Williams
Mona McKinley
Important meeting of the Business Women's Club
A meeting of the Business Women's Club is scheduled for Thursday night at 30 o'clock in the Cub room of the City building. The event will gather members for discussions and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Carrie Newman Seeks Treatment in Columbus Grant Hospital
Miss Carrie Newman travels to Columbus for special treatment at Grant hospital for injuries from three years ago while employed at the F. L. Preston store where she worked until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Newman
Columbus
Grant Hospital
F. L. Preston
Catholic Ladies council 165 organized in town with 45 members
Council No. 165 of the Catholic Ladies of Columbus was organized Sunday June 19 at the K of P hall with forty five members. Supreme president Mrs Constance Girardot Toledo and supreme organizer Mrs Emma Durkin Newark led the installation. Degree team from Columbus and visiting members from Carey Columbus Chillicothe and Fort Wayne Ind attended a banquet at Hotel Berry. Officers listed include President Mrs Maurice Gross and several other officers. Dr and Mrs W F Mercer plan summer in Ott N Y with motor trips planned. Miss Jennie Mulligan to Madison Wis for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of P. Hall
Constance Girardot
Toledo
Emma Durkin
Newark
Columbus
Carey
Chillicothe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hotel Berry
Knights of Columbus
Maurice Gross
Bertha V. Daggett
Walter Smith
Edward Gallagher
Alice Rowan
Ellen Shannon
P. Kircher
John Sprague
Francis Lavelle
Quiz on China Questions for Readers
A newspaper feature lists many questions about China including when it became a republic, the Great Wall length, the start of the civil war, two major rivers, the sea route discoverer, the Boxer rising origin, and terms like wobbly lewisite midinette and airplane control rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Miss Ruth Strahl Accepts Traveling Rep Post
Miss Ruth Strahl, holder of the A. B. degree from Ohio University class of 1927, has joined the American Book Company of Cincinnati as traveling representative. She began duties Monday, heading to Cedar Point where the Ohio State Teachers' Association meets, and will visit schools across a designated territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Strahl
Ohio University
American Book Company of
Cincinnati
Cedar Point
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Two Weddings At Parsonage Today
The Rev. M. E. Chatley officiated two marriages at the parsonage using the ring service. At 10 o'clock Miss Marzella Webb and Mr. William Barrows of Nelsonville were married, followed at 10:20 by Miss Dora M. Galbreath and Mr. Dana M. Doan of Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Chatley
The
Christian Church
Marzella Webb
William Barrows
Nelsonville
Dora M. Galbreath
Dana M. Doan
Coolville
Edward Galbreath
George W. Doan
Laverty Leaves for Chicago Summer Music Study
Miss Helen Laverty a graduate of Ohio University travels to Chicago for summer study at the Chicago Musical College. She will study voice with Graham Reed and piano with Dugoslavski. Her parents Mr and Mrs A J Laverty and sister Miss Margaret Laverty accompany her to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Glasner
Helen Bain
Western Springs
Ill
P. B. Lawrence
South College Street
George Whipple
North Congress Street
Glasner
J. D. Bain
Dana Whipple
Helen Laverty
Ohio University
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Graham Reed
Doguslawski
Columbus
A. J. Laverty
Margaret Laverty
Chism Couple Complete Two Week Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Forrest ID Chism returned from a two weeks motor trip visiting his Midland City relatives and her Jackson and Portsmouth kin. They also stopped at Columbus Cincinnati Washington D C and Charleston W Va during the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest ID. Chism
Midland City
Jackson
Portsmouth
Columbus
Cincinnati
Washington D. H
Charleston
W. Va
Richland Avenue Ladies Aid Society Meeting
The Richland Avenue Ladies' Aid Society will meet at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the old school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society
Illinois miners and operators seek agreement in Chicago talks
Illinois coal miners and operators met in conference in Chicago to settle the strike that began after the Jacksonville wage agreement expired April 1. The session is expected to last a week with no side committing to concessions. The miners demand renewal of the Jacksonville scale. operators favor a non union field scale about one dollar lower in minimum pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O.R
Ilinois
Jacksonville
School staff named for Canaan Rural and Jacksonville
Superintendent H R McVay announces next year’s staff for Canaanville high school and Canaan rural schools plus Jacksonville village school. Principals include Pearley Gaskill at Canaanville. teachers listed across grades 1 to 8 and multiple runs at Stouds, Weiss, Willow Creek, Rocky Point, South Canaan, Long Run, Harmony, and Jacksonville grade levels with personnel names for each grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Jacksonville
H. R. McVay
Canaanville High School
Pearley Gaskill
Earley A. Miller
Hilda Archer
T. O. Kincade
Florence Walton
Mary Faye Easterling
Stouds
Clara Poston
Weiss
Plan Ouster in Charleston Democrats appeal in city control bid
Democrats announced today plans to appeal to the circuit court as they wage a campaign to oust Republicans from control of Charleston city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Circuit Court
500 Gallon Still Destroyed In Muskingum County Raid
A 500 gallon capacity still was destroyed by federal prohibition agents eight miles south of Zanesville. Two men were arrested: John Scarpella. 34, owner of the farm, and Joe Parisi. 88, Pittsburgh operator who leased 51 acres. Parisi admitted running the plant and claimed ownership while Scarpella denied knowledge. The operation reportedly sourced corn sugar from Zanesville and Pittsburgh. Parisi said no liquor had yet been sold and he had invested over 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Here
John Scarpella
Joe Parisi
Pittsburgh
Scarpella
Parisi
Muskingum County
Funeral rites for John Preston held in Chauncey
The funeral and burial for John Preston were in Chauncey with services in Nye cemetery. Born and raised there, he died at his Dayton home leaving a sister Mrs John Martin of The Plains and relatives in the area. He was a brother to the late Mrs Carl Cunningham and Mrs Mary Russell, a cousin of John W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Preston
Nye
Preston
Dayton
John Martin
the Plains
Carl Cunningham
Mary Russell
John W. Smith
Christian Endeavor Holds Farewell for Lands Member
In Chauncey the Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church met at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lands to conduct monthly business and social duties and bid farewell to Miss Lada Mae Lands who will spend two months in Columbus with her sister Mrs. John Karr. Miss Jeanette Palmer led the meeting with Rev. Vian guiding devotions. Two new members were added and committees appointed. A pot luck supper followed as forty youths attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christian Endeavor’ Society of the First Christian Church
Frank Lands
Lada Mae Lands
Columbus
John Karr
Jeanette Palmer
Vian
Norris Marries Myers In Millfield Home Ceremony
Mrs. Hiram Mingus of Millfield announces the marriage of her sister Miss Lucie Norris to Stanley Myers of Columbus. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hiram Mingus at his Millfield home Saturday afternoon, and the couple will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Mingus
Millfield
Lucie Norris
Stanley Myers
Columbus
Mrs Evener Seriously Ill At Home In Chauncey
June 22 report from Chauncey states Mrs Thomas Evener of this city has been seriously ill at her home, details of condition and prognosis not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Evener
Detroit relatives visit Shawnee kin in Ohio
Rose Dickerson entertains her sons-in-law and daughters, Earl Householder and James Dunn, with Betty Dunn of Detroit, visiting sister Mrs. Carl Conrad and family in Shawnee Ohio, while other relatives join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rose Dickerson
Earl Householder
James Dunn
Betty
Detroit
Mich
Carl Conrad
Shawnee
Ohio
Chauncey Personal News Window
Mr. and Mrs. John Karr return to Columbus after visiting the Lands in Chauncey.Miss Lada Mae Lands accompanies them home. William Conrad of Pontiac visits Chauncey relatives. Ellis avenue hosts Mrs. Earl Johnson and Mrs. Ben Fielder and families. Margaret Shields of Zanesville, a nurse, visits her Chauncey family. Mrs. A. B. Mackie of Salina, Kansas, visits Mrs. Arthur Brewer and family on Ellis avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Karr
Frank Lands
Columbus
Lada Mae Lands
William Conrad
Pontiac
Mich
Earl Johnson
Ben Fielder
Ellis Avenue
Bliss Margaret Shields
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Charles C. Shields
A. B. Mackie
Salina
Kan
Arthur Brewer
Saphronia's Wedding staged by Pollyanna class at church
The Christian church Pollyanna class staged Saphronia's Wedding a three act comedy in the social rooms last night. Nearly every seat was filled and proceeds go toward the church debt. Cast included Mrs Uriah Snodgrass and many listed members with Saphronia Piper among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Snodgrass
The
Uplift Society
Frances Saunders
Abner Doddridge
Pauline Fierce
Lobelia Witherspoon
Elinore White
Pamelia Witherspoon
Florence White
Lottie Ann Sykes
Bernice Atkins
J. Anderson Piper
Louisa Beck
Tilly Tucker
Neta Stauffer
Genevieve van Houten
Henrietta Watkins
Saphronia Piper
Iris Fierce
Tommy Savinsoules
Mary Helen Lee
Thirty Prisoners Flee Texas Prison Farm in Break
Thirty long term inmates from Ferguson Prison Farm near Madisonville are being hunted in the Trinity river valley after overpowering two guards. Wires were cut and authorities seek aid in the search, with no details on injuries or current whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Merguson
Madisonville
Trinity River Valley
Pathcavitch Pleads Guilty to Liquor Possession
Victor Pateavitch of Taylor Ridge paid a $259 fine and costs today after being sentenced by Judge L. G. Worstell for possession of intoxicating liquor. Pathcavitch pleaded guilty yesterday but Worstell did not immediately pass sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Pateavitch
Taylor Ridge
L. G. Worstell
Pathcavitch
Worstell
Summer Program At Ohio University Announced Today
Ohio University announces a summer program featuring a 62-voice campus chorus performing Handel and the Messiah in Ewing Hall. The program lists lectures, concerts, and events from June through August, including the Devereux Players July 26 and talks by professors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio University Chorus
Ewing Hall
Devereux Players
At & O'Clock
Barbara Kantzer
Professor Smith
W. A. Matheny
Mary Ness
Amesville Couples Tie the Knot in Recent Marriages
Three local weddings drew interest as Ruth McCune and Fred Closter joined families of Bern, Nellie Keefer and Edward Moore wed, and Gladys Jones with Walter Sayers linked Columbus connections. Col Lindbergh’s low flight over Columbus was seen by Mr and Mrs W L Heston. Zane Harris healed from a finger wound as blood poisoning was avoided. Mrs F H Gifford attended Mrs F M McCarty’s funeral in Glouster. Bradford Henry, longtime Bern township resident, remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McCune
Arch McCune
Bern
Fred Closter
William Closter
Nellie Keefer
Harry Meefer
Edward Moore
Gladys Jones
O. C. Jones
Walter Sayers
Stacey Sayers
Columbus
W. L. Heston
Charles Lind‘bergh
Zane
Gail Harris
F. H. Gifford
F. M. McCarty
Glouster
Bradford Henry
Bern Township
Golf Marathon Ends After 243 Holes by Dey at Postumac
Washington reports Larry Dey, 21, completed 243 consecutive holes on the Pos tomac course in a bid to set a new amateur long play record. A cadet faced possible loss of amateur status for playing 242 consecutive holes yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Larry Dey
Postomac
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theta Phi Alpha
Catherine Elder
Miss Elder
Lucile Friedrich
Lucile Giles
Mary Wilma Cartlege
Helen Shay
Rose Shay
Rosemary Acher
Helena Antoinette
Mary Antoinette
Regina Mulligan
Howard
South McKinley Avenue
Charles Folden
Mt. Carmel Hospital
University of Wisconsin
Miss Mulligan
Buchtel High School
George Sayre
Wheeling
Athens
Buchtel
Loretta Brannon
H. H. Brannon
Richland Avenue
State Hospital
Virginia Brannon
Louise Blackburn
Gertrude Gilmore
Pearl Lash
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Helen Townsend
Violet Coffey
Carol Hope
Lorene Fields
Louise Seipel
Sarah Munn
Golda Collins
Anna Mae McKinstry
Betty Higgins
Geraldine Fields
Louise Fields
Council of Catholic Ladlies
Mrs. W. F. Mercer
Ott
N. Y
Jennie Mulligan
Madison, Wis
Illinois
C. D. Shafer Co
Christian Endeavor
Allen A
Coty’s and Houbigant
Saphronia
Texas Woods
Sidney Carpenter
Otto Sedwick
Herchel Huston
C. A. Gardner
Albert
Muskingum
Smith and Dunn
Marietta
W. E. Balderson
Cow Run
Berea
Ohio Fuel Company
BE C. Glass
Sharpsburg
Edgerton
Noland
Amesville
Dueber Hampden
Elaine
Emwood
Imperial
Embsa
W. B. Drake
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Torr
Rea
Pop
BY Taylor
Reefs HS
F. J. Beasley Milling
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
the Security Savings Bank
Cheltenham
Victoria
McBee Binder
Athens, Ohio
Logan’s
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