Local Social Notes Highlight Church Service and Sunday Visits
The Green's Run Children’s Day service drew a large crowd and praise. Numerous families from Athens, Straitsville, Buchtel, Murray City, Jacksonville, The Plains, Corning, Glouster and Oregon Ridge were guests at homes across the area. A birthday surprise for Frank Smith near Jacksonville included neighbors and relatives, with meals and fellowship following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bryan
Athens
Harriett Morris
Trimble
Albert Cannon
Harry Leake
Straiteville
Celia Simmons
William Smather
Buchtel
Floyd McCut
Farl Grinstead
Orbiston
Ezra Hoisington
Elizabeth Daniel
Mound Hill
John Leake
the Plains
Will Leake
Straitsville
Fred Leake
Social Callers Include Skinner and Mc Cutcheon Families
Martin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skinner and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mc Cutcheon and three children, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fierbaugh and three children were noted as visitors in a local social column.
Tanlac Proven To Relieve Longstanding Rheumatism
Geo C. Shirley of 315 Segar Ave Toledo Ohio reports severe rheumatism in arms shoulders and neck for ten years with poor appetite digestion and catarrh but says Tanlac gave relief. He claims rheumatism left him appetite improved and sleep better and plans to take Tanlac each winter. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Geo C. Shirley
Segar Ave
Toledo
Ohio
Weekend Visits and Local Harvest News in Pratts Fork
Pratts Fork residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald King and their son with Mrs. King's parents Mr. and Mrs. GC. V. Dixon. Mrs. Vinton Meeks and son plus Miss Florence Meeks visited the Williams family. Community members attended meetings at Bearwa low and Chase, with Sunday gatherings at the Smith home including D. Goldsberry, Joe Smith and sons Glenn and Lewis, Leo Sapp, and Garnett Colmer. Elza Sapp returned to Athens after several farm days, Sapp staying to help with harvesting. W. M. Beal welcomed a daughter born June 26. Charlie Colburn owns a new Ford. Roy Marshall and Leo with Nora Gilkey visited the Gilkeys. Miller visited Athens Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lether Post
Corning
Don Cannon
George Bryan
Sugar Grove
Jesse Bryan
Ed. Cartwright
Joe Gaskalls
Glouster
Herbert Mingus
Lottie Cannon
R. M. Snyder
Dick Nutter
James
Willim Hixson
Elizabeth Daniels
Fred Leake
Minnie Maynard
Ralph
J. H
Gerald King
Little Son
Glenn and
Lewis
Leo Sapp
Garnett Colmer
Elza Sapp
Athens
Sapp
W. M. Beal
Charlie Colburn
Roy Marshall
Leo
Nora Gilkey
Andrew Gilkey
Miller
Private and Rich Girl Are Married in London
A romance from wartime ended in marriage as Harold Sanford Glendenning of Norwalk Connecticut, a Rhodes scholar, wed Alicia DuPont of Wilmington, heiress to a vast fortune. The ceremony at St Pauls Church Knightsbridge was led by Rev Dr Boyde with Alfred DuPont giving the bride away. They celebrated at Hyde Park hotel and departed for the Isle of Wight honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Sanford Glendenning
Norwalk
St. Paul's Church
Knightsbridge
Boyde
Alfred DuPont
Helen Hackett
New York
Russell Rhodes
Hyde Park Hotel
Isle of Wight
Japanese Consulate in Manchuria Raided and Burned
A report from Tokio states the Japanese consulate at Tautao Kow Manchuria was raided and burned by Chinese bandits this afternoon. The incident follows mounting tensions in the region and raises concerns over regional security and wartime diplomacy. No further details on casualties or suspects were released.
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Tokio
Tautao Kow
Manchuria
Coolville News Notes Include Road Work and Social Life
Coolville residents report graveling projects on the pike toward Lottridge improving travel toward Guysville and Athens. The M E Sunday school shows steady attendance around 109 for the quarter. Ruby Mercer from Athens visits grandparents, and wool growers ship wool to Columbus under Farm Bureau. Alex Caldwell reestablishes barn after near destruction in spring cyclone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Stout
Lottridge
Carthage Gap
Guysville
Athens
M. E
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Alex Caldwell
Preaching Service At Troy Baptist Church Sunday
Rev Myre of Marietta will lead a preaching service at Troy Baptist Church this Sunday July 2 with Sunday school at 1 p m and preaching at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Baptist Church
Myre
Marietta
Mrs. Stout Hosts Twenty-Two For Etta Plumly Party
Mrs. E. H. Stout entertained twenty two guests Thursday evening in honor of her niece Miss Etta Plumly of Little Hocking. The gathering enjoyed games and delicious refreshments before all departed praising the fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Stout
Etta Plumly
Little Hocking
Local Visitors Reported Visiting Relatives and Friends
Miss Dorothy Hetzer toured with her aunt Mrs Edgar Dixon while Dr and Mrs J A Miller of Athens traveled through on their way to Marietta. Mrs C H Overholt and two sons returned to Wheeling after visiting relatives here. C S Harpold and family with Mrs Clyde White and Clyde Jr went to Elizabeth West Virginia for a day with relatives. Mike Moore and family from Ho k ingport visited William and Mrs Moore Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hetzer
Edgar Dixon
J. A. Miller
Athens
Marietta
C. H. Overhot
Wheeling
C. S. Harpold
Clyde White
Clyde Jr
Elizabeth
W. Va
Mike Moore
Hockingport
William Moore
Birthday Surprise For Harley Huggins In Athens
Friends and relatives gathered Saturday evening June 24 in Athens to surprise Harley Huggins on his 43rd birthday. Guests included W R Clark family and others from nearby towns. a large cake with 43 candles marked the occasion. A basket supper with ice tea followed as guests offered gifts and best wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Huggins
Athens
W. R. Clark
Wendel
Lois
Earl Clark
Roger
Lincoln Rogers
Adam Brandeberry
W. Fe, Bingman
Alfred Rogers
Vern Sleeth
Herman Dunfee
Delmer Cubbison
Wilma Dunfee
Sylvia Cubolson
Ireland
Gus Griffin
Homer Grifin
Ansley Blackburn
Ethel
Torch
W. B. Huggins
Porter Huggins
Logan
Japanese Scientist Claims Synthetic Petroleum From Fish Oil and Clay
A Japanese researcher asserts creation of synthetic petroleum by processing fish oil with clay. He says the method yields usable fuel and plans further testing and validation.
Expect Favorable Vote On New U C T Home
COLUMBUS June 28 Favorable vote on the proposed 3250 000 appropriation for a new United Commercial Travelers building at Russell and Park streets in this city is expected today at the supreme council meeting in session. R J Donahoe of Roanoke Va said heirs of J C Ties of North Carolina offer 60 acres near Winston Salem as a gift for a home for travelin g men.
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Columbus
United Commercial Travelers
Russell and
Park Streets
UU. C. T. Supreme Council
J. C. Ties
R. J. Donahoe
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
N. C
Merger of Telephone Companies on Aug 1
Cleveland news reports the unification of Ohio Bell and Ohio State telephone service will be completed August 1 1923. An application for rate increases will precede the merger with an estimated merger cost of 1.5 million dollars passed to subscribers as higher rentals.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell
Ohio State
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules Promote Quick Digestive Relief
A Newburgh New York telephone worker Harry Klein reports relief from indigestion after using Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules. The ad claims improper food assimilation causes indigestion gas acne heartburn constipation and dizziness after meals and asserts the capsules dissolve quickly to allow prompt effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaques
Harry Klein
N. Y
Ice Cream Makers Endorse Cleveland for August Convention
The National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers plans its annual convention in Cleveland during the third week of August, outlining a key industry gathering with meetings and events set in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Cleveland
Baroness Avezzano Linked to Washington Social Circles
Baroness Avezzano formerly Miss Marie Jacquelin Taylor of St. Louis may again grace Washington social events in diplomatic circles. Her husband Baron Romano Avezzano, former ambassador to the United States, may be reassigned to the post to succeed Vittorio Rolandi icci, who is headed to Italy.
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Avezzano
Marie Jacquelin Taylor
St. Louis
Washington
Baron Romano Avezzano
United States
Ost
Vittorio Rolandi Icci
Italy
Old Beech at Ohio University Faces Dying End
The Old Beech, the campus’s oldest tree, shows signs of dying as branches are cut for souvenirs. Alumni and notable figures carved names and dates on its trunk, with inscriptions dating back to at least 1820, including future leaders and professors who gathered beneath its branches.
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Ohio University
D. J. Evans
Evans
Robert Fullerton
Cox
John Brough
Thomas Ewing
C. H. Grosvenor
MceCabe, Moore, Cranston
Ames
Ohio
Messenger Pattern Dept Boys Blouse and Knicker Set
Pattern 3436 offers two practical styles for boys ages 6 to 14. A 10 year size needs 1½ yards of 36 inch fabric for the blouse and 1½ yards for the knickers. Suitable fabrics include serge, cheviot, corduroy and khaki for knickers and cambric, madras, linen, chambray and flannel for the blouse. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in one cent stamps.
Kiwanis Club Funds Athens Playgrounds Equipment
One hundred dollars of equipment was purchased by the Kiwanis Club for Athens playgrounds with plans for more. Tennis balls nets baseballs masks chest protectors rackets bats playground gear and other needed items were bought. Three supervised sites Central school East Side school and Mill Street host a growing baseball league and varied play facilities for children of all sizes. Funds come from the Kiwanis club the city school board and the Athens Chautauqua company.
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Kiwanis Club
Athens
Central School
Florence Carr
East Side
Marzuela Richards
Mill Street
Harold Wise
City School Board
Athens Chautauqua Company
Fess Resigns His Chairmanship
Congressman Simeon D. Fess of Ohio resigns as chairman of the national Republican congressional committee. He is a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator, subject to Ohio primaries in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Simeon PD. Fess
Ohio
National Republican Congressional Committee
Fess
United States
Sensitivity of Hands to Heat and Touch Compared
A strange fact notes the right hand feels touch more keenly than the left while responding less to heat and cold, suggesting asymmetry in sensory perception between hands.
Acid Indigestion Warns Against Untreated Gas
Medical note warns that gas and bloating signal excess stomach acid and gastritis risk. Recommends Bisulated Magnesia, taken after meals, to neutralize acid, relieve gas, and prevent sourness or pain.
Cleveland Bonds for Mall Lands Advance Signed
Acting Mayor Paul J. Lamb signs bond ordinance to issue 2.6 million dollars for land purchases needed for Cleveland Mall and civic center project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Paul J. Lamb
Mall
Civic Center
Dr McGurk to Speak at First Methodist on Near-Sighted Talks
At the mid week service at First Methodist Church tonight Dr. McGurk will address Near-Sighted Talks based on 2nd Peter 1 9 11. Service begins 7 15 p m and ends 8 p m.
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First Methodist Church
Trimble Heights Social Notes Include Weiner Roast and Visits
Miss Vera Fierce and Alice Kasler hosted a weiner roast on Fierce Mound last Wednesday with eighteen attendees under chaperone Miss Esta Braumer. Numerous visits spread through town as families hosted relatives from Columbus Athens and Logan while Trimble Heights Land Co announced survey results and growing interest in future residents.
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Weiner
Vera Fierce
Alice Kasler
Fierce Mound
Esta Braumer
Trimmble
Roy Kasler
Herbert Grub
Blaine Johnson
Columbus
L. G. Cary
C. L. Koons
Robert Muks
Logan
Wm. Maynard
New Mexico
Maynard
Geo. Thomas
Guy J. Fierce
Athens
Mary Fierce
Clara Penrod
C. E. McCune
Alice Easler
Stockport
Carl Phillipps
Trimble Heights
Emma Thomas
Charlotte Meeks
Ernest Thomas
Vern
Wayne Fierce
Steamship Humboldt searches for burning vessel off Ventura
A naval radio report says the steam ship Humboldt is trying to locate a vessel reported burning eight miles off Ventura. The distressed ship sent rockets for help, but its identity remained unknown at the time.
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San Francisco
Calif
Naval Radio Station
Humboldt
Ventura
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