Society and Personal Mention Highlights and Births
Mr and Mrs Carl French of Tima accompany home Sunday Miss Opal McWhorter completed her second year as Union teacher and will attend Ohio university summer term. Mrs Warren Foster Albany uncle George Holdren and D C French family in Mineral visit. Woman's Relief Corps meets Saturday 7:30 p.m. at Red Men s hall. Mr and Mrs M M Kerr host Mrs Horace Kerr Columbus. Mr and Mrs C O Moore visit Columbus with daughter and grandchildren. birth of son Charles Raymond April 24. Cooper Cross Columbus announce birth of Palmer Joseph May 1. high scores noted for men Edward Schloss second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl French
Tima
Opal McWhorter
Union
Ohio University
French
Miss McWhorter
Warren Foster
Albany
George Holdren
Athens County Children’s Home
D. C. French
Mineral
B. G. Cooper
Laura Cross
Columbus
Palmer Joseph
Nelsonville Bride Merges with Gore Husband in Athens
Miss Ihoda Connors of Nelsonville married Mr. Howard Burgess of Gore at the Christian church parsonage in Athens with Rev. M F Chatley officiating. The couple will live in Nelsonville. Other notes include travels of Mrs. O F Peoples and Mr. and Mrs. M T Ellis, a visit by Miss Marieta Shirley to Parkersburg, and birth announcement for Robert Henry to Mr and Mrs H A Findlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihoda Connors
Nelsonville
Howard Burgess
Gore
Athens
M. EF. Chatley
Christian Church
Marieta Shirley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mary Brock
Nature Quiz Questions From an Old Newspaper
A reader quiz asks ten questions on nature and general knowledge. Items cover Tutankhamun’s tomb ornament, the ermine fur coat, extreme poultry age, a mythic bird, an American city named for skunk, a midwestern city’s tall building, a modern novel tied to a classic murder, Hubert Pruett’s baseball team, how the U S acquired the Virgin Islands, and the third largest U S state by area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut
Mount Olympus
New York
Woolworth
Chester Gillette
Hubert Pruett
United States
Virgin Islands
Union
Bridge Club Hosts Formal Dinner at Country Club
The Thursday bridge club entertained their husbands with a formal dinner and bridge at the Country Club. An annual event filled seven tables. Mrs. C. N. Mackinnon won top score among the women and Mrs. Robert Wood took second. Mr. Harry Beckley assisted as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Mackinnon
Robert Wood
Harry Beckley
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Pain Relief
Advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil stops foot pain and odor in one minute after application. It prescribes nightly or as needed use on the feet with camphor and antiseptics, promising quick relief and a money back guarantee from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Honor Pupils With $1 for Perfect Attendance at Union
Union May 5 seven pupils were awarded $1 each for perfect attendance and no tardies in the school year by teacher Miss Opal McWhorter. Recipients: John Snedden Mary Snedden Owen Snedden Kenneth Reeder Margie Thompson Eva Thompson James Driggs. A noon picnic and program followed with music and speeches themed patriotic Mother's Day and vacation. Mothers received pink carnations and gifts to the teacher.
Body of Inghams Man Found in Mineral Tunnel
Pleasant Dexter a 24 year old section man from Inghams died in a Mineral tunnel west of Miner al. Coroner calls death accidental after trains passed between 11 and 2. The body found 7 50 by David Stephenson. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Gaston Dexter and two brothers Sumery and Thomas. Funeral at 19 o clock Friday from the home to New Marshfield cemetery conducted by Rev Silas Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Dexter
Inghams
Mineral
Dexter
L. F. Jones
David Stephenson
Jones
Gaston Dexter
Sumery
Thomas
New Marshfield
Silas Moore
James F Cable Sails to Hawaii With 800 Soldiers
James F Cable son of Mrs Sylvia Cable of Deanville Ohio recently enlisted in the Regular Army. He sailed today from the Brooklyn army base with 800 soldiers on the transport Cambrai for Hawaii. Cable chose the ordnance department and will be assigned by Major General Edward M Lewis to a regiment in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James F. Cable
Sylvia Cable
Deanville
Ohio
Regular Army
Brooklyn
United States Army
Cambrai
Hawaii
Cable
Ordnance Department
Edward M. Lewis
Hawaiian Department
Power Cut Across Residential Stations As FCC Orders
The Federal Radio Commission announced widespread power cuts to residential-area broadcasting stations. Commissioner H A Bellows ordered three Chicago outlets WSBC WENR and WEDC to reduce their maximum power to 500 watts immediately to eliminate interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Federal Radio Commission
H. A. Bellows
Chicago
WSBC
WENR
WEDC
Rosebud Stitchers 4-H Club Organized in Local Home
The Rosebud Stitchers 4-H club formed last Saturday at Mrs. J. A. Bell home with fifteen members. Refreshments followed the meeting. Officers elected include Cecilia Sheridan president Rita Sheridan vice president Lucille Carpenter treasurer Clarice Carpenter secretary and Margaret Robinson reporter. Next meeting set for May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bell
Cecilia Sheridan
Rita Sheridan
Lucille Carpenter
Clarice Carpenter
Margaret Robinson
Ohio clemency board grants parole to twenty nine men
GREEN PAROLED COLUMBUS May 5 Twenty nine men at the London prison farm have been granted paroles effective between May 18 and June 1 Four men were restored to parole The board considered 46 cases in one day The men released include H Ankron Ross May 26 Dean Hemmeyer Tuscarawas May 18 Fred Green Athens May 25 Ross Miller Hardin May 2%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
London
Ohio Clemency Board
Ross
Dean Hemmeyer
Tuscarawas
Fred Green
Athens
Ross Miller
Hardin
Falling debris kills two at bridge excavation site
Falling debris from a bridge excavation near Ashtabula yesterday killed workers W. M. Inman 21 of this city and Jack Collins 42 of Saybrook. Inman was a former Syracuse University athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
W. M. Inman
This City
Jack Collins
Saybrook
Inman
Syracuse University
Fetzer resigns as Ashland county surveyor
Howard H. Fetzer county surveyor resigns after being charged by State Examiner Walter Garrison with misusing county funds. He reportedly made good the alleged shortage and stepped down yesterday in Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Howard H. Fetzer
Walter Garrison
Fetzer
Baby Dunfee dies at six months old in Torchhill
Haymond Walter Dunfee six months old son of Mr and Mrs Herman Dunfee died at 6:30 AM at the family home 28 First Street from acute indigestion. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at the Baptist church Torchhill. burial in the church cemetery. He leaves parents twin brother Raymond Andrew and another brother Luther Bernard aged 19 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymond Walter Dunfee
Herman Dunfee
Raymond Andrew Dunfee
First Street
Baptist Church
Torchhill
Luther Bernard
Zemo Offers Quick Relief for Itching Skin
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching skin. It claims pimples ringworm and similar irritations begin to disappear after the first application and promises soft clear healthy skin. Available at druggists for 60c and 1.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
M. M. Kerr
West Washington Street
Horace Kerr
Charles Raymond
Edward C. Schloss
O. F. Peoples
Cleveland
Helen Peoples
M. T. Ellis
C. A. Dowler
Taylorville
G. M. Shamel
Franklin Avenue
H. A. Findlinger
Elsie Dailey
Robert Henry
I. G. Stives
Puce
Karry
East State Street
Nature
B. W. Covert
Optometrist
Dr. Scholl
Scholl
Phoenix
Prestons
Lee
Durban
Anis
Rae
Home Furnishing CO
Athens, Ohio
4-H
Green
Rex Pac
Rayon
Axminster
Wiltons
Cretonne
Vance May Bue
Cretonnes
Treasure
Boelzner Hat Shop
The
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