Cast Reunites For 1917 Prairie Rose Play At Dyesville
The Dyesville Church hosts a Sunday July 4 reunion of the cast of The Prairie Rose staged 20 years ago to aid a war fund. Cast members from Columbus to Pittsburgh plan to attend and rehearse the old production. A series of local engagements, marriages, and community notices fill the rest of this Meigs County update.
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Dyesville
Carpenter
War Chest
Columbia
Harrisonville
Dexter
Frank Farley
Pataskala
Harold Romine
Carl Caster
Oakley Wiseman
Columbus
Garnet Caster Steward
Pittsburgh
Fay Stansbury Kitzmiller
Millersport
Lulu Harmon Miller
Langsville
Frank Currey
Glouster
Mina Nichols Dudgeon
Glenn Cline
Erma Vale
G. B. Radekin
Dena
Leslie Hoffman
Lenore Durst
Lancaster
Columbia High School
Radekin
Albany Democrats Meet at Home for July Program
The Albany L ee Alexander Democratic Club met Monday night at Mrs. J. H. Ayler’s home with Judge Tyroler Charles L. Jordan of Athens and Mr. Wilson of New Marshfield as speakers. Refreshments of home made ice cream and cake were served to over 100 attendees. The next meeting will be the last Monday night in July.
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Albany
Albany-Lee- Alexander Democratic Club
J. H. Ayler
Tyroler
Charles L. Jordan
Athens
Wilson
New Marshfield
Lawrence Mitchell
Floyd Mitchell
Zanesville
Buckeye Lake
M. E. Church
William Collison
Billy
Wilmington
Del
M. H. Macfarlan
F. J. Long
Roland
Vance Springer
Robert Harrison
Paul Barnes
Columbus
Sam Bolin
Bolin
Ewing Walters
Joan
Margaret
Ohio Caverns
Edna Whiteman
Irene
Lawrence Goodwin
Holly Goodwin
Greenup
Goodwin
Albany High School
The
McBee Company
Education must meet leisure challenge says Colorado College president
Dr. Thurston J. Davies, president of Colorado College, cites the need for modern education to address leisure challenges in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Thurston J. Davies
Colorado College
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison narrates a slice of social farce as Lillian orders packing for a camp journey. The two women maneuver housekeeping, mock command, and banter about Canadian college boys while plotting uninterrupted conversation away from prying suitors.
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Adele Garrison
Celebration Planned at Letart Falls
Letart Falls hosts an all day community celebration on July 5 sponsored by local Boy and Girl Scout troops. Notable speakers include Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins Judge C. E. Peoples Sheriff Roscoe Fowler and Representative Floyd Mees. The program concludes with refreshments and amusements.
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Letart Falls
Thomas A. Jenkins
C. E. Peoples
Roscoe Fowler
Floyd Mees
J. D. Law
Coal Grove
Garon Roush
Law
W. B. Caldwell
Ft. Des Moines
Iowa
Carrie Wynn
Wichita
Kans
Eva Roberts
Mattie Custer
Earl Scott
Delaware
W. R. Stewart
Logan
J. E. Stewart
F. W. Wagner
Clara Day
OHE
Gallipolis
F. S. Norris
Chariton
Norris
Edith Allen
W. J. Boston
Ola
Mildred
Toronto
E. M. Chapman
Otto Boston
Walter McDawk
Columbus
Alpha Hayman
Cleveland
Grace Crow
Chillicothe
Elizabeth Alexander
H. B. Powell
E. W. Decker
Racine
Carnegie Gas Company
Mannington
W. Va
Quillin
J. A. Quillin
Leechburg
Government Bonds Bulletin Notes and Prices
A compact listing of government bond prices and yields with multiple issues, including 3 percent bonds and various government securities. Entries show bid and ask levels, price quotes, and settlement dates across several issue codes and dates.
Tuppers Plains 4-H Club Hosts Roast and Meeting
The Tuppers Plains 4-H Club met June 23 at Mrs. Hoffman’s home to plan the year. They decided not to exhibit at the Meigs Fair and enjoyed a wiener roast in Hostotter field. Several local residents and visitors attended events around town including anniversaries, births, and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Clinton Calaway
Newark
Harter
William Arbaugh
Madileine Bacus
Nelsonville
J. W. Arbaugh
Edith Baker
Eden
Ina Springer
Stewart
M. Summerfield
V. C. Shields
Parkersburg
Charles Keller
Garth
Athens
Mary Guerra
Alma Smith
O. A
E. E. Parker
L. L. Lyons
Virginia
Middleport
Ora Caldwell
Evelyn
Reno
J.C. Parker
George Parker
Pomeroy
Dwight Kim
Success U. B
Chester Albers
E. Newell
Edward Williams
Hoppstetter’s
Cheshire Social Notes Chronicle of Weekend Visits and Events
Cheshire notes list visits between families from Vinton, Columbus, Mt. Pleasant, Gallipolis, Akron and Rutland. A California departure by Harold McGhee and Marvin Thomas precedes a Children's Day program at the Baptist Church. Delbert Little’s birth is recorded. funeral for Mrs. George Noble honors Gravel Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Ed McGhee
Vinton
Carl Gould
Columbus
Homer McCarty
Fred Davis
Huggins
Ella Hausher
Mt. Pleasant
Vinton County
Clara Ward
Harold Mack
Fred Mack
Marvin Thomas
Floyd Thomas
California
Roy Grapes
Parkersburg
The
Baptist Church
Garrett Kerns
Marlin
Charles Boster
Gallipolis
Earl Grapes
Akron
William Grapes
O. N. Roush
Bert Vance
Rutland
Kate Sayre
Cora Rowley
Cuba Little
Delbert
W. C. Chapman
Huntington
George Mulford
Electa Hoffman
Merrill Grover
Turkey Run
Helen Vanzant
George Vanzant
George Noble
Methodist Church
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Federal Creek Area Hard Hit by Storm
A cyclone in Federal Valley heavily damages property in the Federal Creek area. Henry Loeffler’s barn is demolished and the family dog dies hiding there. The Loeffler house roof is blown off and the North Bethel Church is demolished. Several barns, livestock, and crops are damaged. Relief workers clear debris as repairs begin.
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Federal
Federal Valley
Henry Loeffler
Mr. Loeffler
Herman Brown
Fred Philip
Ernest Loeffler
Lena Bean
Vick Hubler
Dr Robert Nye Internship in Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Chauncey native Dr Robert Nye son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye recently graduated from the College of Osteopathy and Surgery Kirksville Mo and has gone to Marietta for an internship at the Osteopathic hospital. Since graduation he has visited his parents here. A native of Australia a spider measuring only one fortieth of an inch is said to be the smallest of its class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Robert Nye
Floyd Nye
College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Kirksville
Marietta
Osteopathic Hospital
Australia
Chauncey Dover Teacher Takes Westward Tour
Miss May Howard, Chauncey-Dover teacher, left Saturday for an extended westward tour. She plans weeks with her brother and sister-in-law, Ralph and Mrs. Howard of Artesia California, visiting Grand Canyon Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods Boulder Dam and other western cities. She will return for Ohio University's post session in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
May Howard
Chauncey-Dover
West
Ralph Howard
Artesia
Calif
Grand Canyon
Pike’s Peak
Garden of the Gods
Boulder Dam
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Howard
Ohio University
Chauncey Social and Personal Brevities
Chauncey notes report Frank Ogan fractured left wrist after a fall in Chauncey Mine. Local visits feature Ray and James Duffee of Athens and others from Glouster and Chauncey. Health updates include Mrs Anna Taylor in critical condition and C C Fry’s recovery from illness. Social items cover a Zion Church Sunday School outing to Old Man's Cave and Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge meeting. A chauncey move and a tonsil adenoid operation in Indianapolis are also listed.
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Chauncey
Frank Ogan
Chauncey Mine
Manhattan Coal Co
Thomas Hamilton
Dean
Mound St
Ray
James Duffee
Athens
Hall Kittle
Anne Harper
Glouster
Hazel Childress
C. C. Fry
Fry
Happy Hustlers
Zion Church
Earl Grant
Old Man's Cave
Anna Taylor
Clyde Harmon
Taylor
Frances Weber
Warren Weber
Julia
Carl
Fred Weber
Newark
Dwight Mace
Larry Ray
Carbondale
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Mila Stalder
Main St
Harry Linscott
West Chauncey
Billy
Preston E. Thompson
Indianapolis
Birthday Surprise Celebrates Chauncey Man
Ralph Kirkendall of Chauncey marked his birthday with a family gathering and chicken dinner hosted by his mother Mrs Hershal Kirkendall. Attendees included Luther Spitzer Joe Noland families and several children from Athens Sugar Creek and Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Ralph Kirkendall
Selebent
Hershal Kirkendall
Luther Spitzer
Joe Noland
Frances
Barbara Lee
Dora Jo Carr
Mildred Martin
Clais Martin
Joe Martin
Athens
Homer Kirkendall
Alberta
Jean
Bobby
Leonard Kirkendall
Jerry
Sugar Creek
Ralph
George
Dale Kirkendall
Philip Cole reunion gathers sixteen in Coolville
Social notes report the Philip Cole reunion held at W. T. Gardners Sand Hill with sixteen attending. Guests came from Briggs Marietta and Coolville. Numerous relatives and friends are listed visiting and staying with local families as church services and community events are noted.
Barn Stands 90 Years On Garnavillo Farm
Garnavillo farmer Otto H Mann says his barn on the farm near here has been in constant use for 90 years. The massive hand hewn oak timbers, used by builder Mark B Sherman, show little deterioration.
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Garnavillo
Otto Hamann
Mark B. Sherman
Langsville Social And Personal Notes
Mrs. Anna Miller extends visit with her niece Mrs. Maynard Davis in Charleston West Virginia. Don Savage returns to Malden West Virginia after vacation with his mother Mrs. Grace Savage. Evelyn Hill spent weekend in Huntington West Virginia with sister Mrs. Earl Bailey. Mrs. Frank Braley of Fostoria fractured her hip at home. Braley family former Langsville residents. Mrs. W. E. Wright ill and resides with daughter Mrs. Harry Lang in Point Pleasant West Virginia. F A Miller attended Standard Oil Co convention in Portsmouth. F C Taylor and family spent weekend in Columbus while J A Heiser and family of Cuyahoga Falls visit their mother Mrs. Rosa Barnes. Dorothy Ledlie spent Friday night in Athens with Margaret Wells. Mrs. Elizabeth Ward aged 92 is ill. Richard and Roger McKnight recover from measles at grandparents Clyde McKnight and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wright
Harry Lang
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
F. A. Miller
Standard Oil Co
Portsmouth
F. C. Taylor
Columbus
J. A. Heiser
Cuyaehoga Falls
Rosa Barnes
Dorothy Ledlie
Athens
Margaret Wells
Elizabeth Ward
Stocks rise as rails and steels lead late morning trade
New York stocks edged higher despite a French financial scare with rails and steels pushing gains. Early losses narrowed as U S Steel and related issues recovered, with Westinghouse Electric Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Youngstown Sheet and Tube and DuPont all advancing by a point or more.
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New York
Westinghouse Flecetric
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
DuPont
Woolworth
Erie Nano Wen
X. Y. O A.rs
Indeaemene
N. Pac
Peona Ee
Texas Corp
Owen Aenee Enees
Pac Can
Aethantipesiasangwenanininnen Steels Industrials Am. Roll. Mills
Rad
St. San
Motors
Briggs
Sugar A. T
Chrysler
Crosley Radio
Goodyear Abr
Nash Kelvinator
U. S
Enna Sen Sen
Libbey Owens Ford
Nickel
Mont. Ward
Kennecott
Maerey
Biscuit
Schenley Datiree
Carbon & Carbide Ener E
Ohio
Toledo and Cincinnati Produce and Grain Prices Report
Grain and livestock prices from Toledo and Cincinnati markets show No. 1 red wheat 131-132, corn 12549-12614, oats 52-54. Pittsburgh butter values range around 31 to 31½ cents. eggs and egress prices listed, with live poultry and fowls detailed across Ohio markets. Wool prices in Boston remain quiet, with nominal, mostly firm quotations as buyers show little interest.
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Toledo
Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Mixed With Wide Range
Hogs and cattle show varying values across weights with price drops for some hog ranges. In Cincinnati buyers report top hogs 180-225 pounds around 12.10 per hundred and various weights priced to 11.70, while sows trend lower. Cattle and calves bring mixed results, with top steers near 13.25 and cows down to 4-7.50. Sheep activity weak, lambs softer. Gallipolis shows hogs at 11.80-12.10 for 220-250 pounds, light weights 10.50-11.85, sows 9.50-9.85, cattle steers 6.30-10.00, veal tops 10.25. Treasury figures list year-to-date expenses and receipts, with gold reserves and public debt cited. Markets in Germany watches and clocks noted as key exports to multiple nations.
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Cincinnati
Gallipolis
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G. C. Swearingen
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Dicky
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Miss May Howard
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W. T. Gardner
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Clair Stout
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S. T. McBride
E. F. Rose
G. R. Gunder
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Ladies Aid Society
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Etta
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Charles Daugherty
the Plains
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W. G. Polster
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