Wolfe visits Columbus relative ties and friends
W. E. Wolfe of Columbus was in town Thursday for a short visit with relatives and friends. He works as a railway mail clerk on the N and W line from Columbus to Bluefield West Virginia, a line he has followed for ten years. Previously he was a schoolteacher in Hocking County. He reports Mrs. Wolfe and their child are in good health.
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W. E. Wolfe
Columbus
Bluefield
W A
Wolfe
Hocking County
Mrs Albert Kitchen Plans Columbus Visit After Warner Wedding
Mrs Albert Kitchen of Warner visits Columbus Tuesday to see relatives and attend her daughter Lenn en Kitchen's wedding to Wil Trott, scheduled Wednesday. she is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kitchen
Warnervenue
Columbus
Lennen
Wil Trott
Miss Kitchen
Rg. Kitchen
Beautify Logan Streets Prompted by Cleanup Campaign
In Logan residents along North High Street from Main to Hunter seek to improve their homes with flowers and decorations as the final cleanup campaign launches. They take pride in their properties and urge others to beautify their surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hunter Street
Mr and Mrs Castel Move to Logan for Work
Mr and Mrs Ray Castel and family of Murray City moved to Logan taking a new home at 179 North Clovertree Street. Mr Castel is employed by an Ohio Fuel Supply company, the move ordered so he could enter his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Castel
Mily
Murray City
North Clovertreet
Castell
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Logan
Logan Pottery Plans New Clay Fine Near County Mary
Arrangements are under way for Logan Pottery to open a new clay facility on a county lease near the river. The firm has secured 10 acres by the mine and adjacent to the Hocking Valley railway to be used for the switch.
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Logan Pottery Company
Phell
County Mary
Hocking Val
Rethis
Jlock County Jail to Install Window Plates
Authorities move to reinforce the Jlock county jail by placing plates over the east windows of the round house. Work began Tuesday and will cover two windows with a steel set to deter inmates from cutting their way to liberty. Plans include a new wing at the rear of the existing courthouse under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlock County
Liberty
Hocking Valley Shops Set to Expand Hours
The Hocking Valley shop will operate six days a week this week raising total weekly hours to 48. About 406 workers are affected with expectations of more hires soon as gondola production continues.
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Hocking Valley
Miss Cara Lonas Undergoes Operation at Cherrington
Miss Cara Lonas, a student nurse at Cherrington Hospital, underwent an operation at that institution on Monday. The attending physician reports her condition is believed to be favorable.
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Cara Lonas
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Lonas
A.ing
Local residents visit kin amid injuries and deaths
William Hanna Carpenter and Mrs Howery visit relatives as the Howery stock goes on sale at reduced prices. Jesse Sisson may visit his wife injured in the crossing accident. Mrs Grover Caster dies. Harry Kamper and family attend. D Steward ships sheep to Pitts. Wood the No. 2 mail carrier is ill. Drs. Rutland Athens Sprague and Allen attend. Families from Harrisonville, Ohio, and Columbus visit kin here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanna
W. Va
General Merchanos
M. W. Howery
Howery
Jesse Sisson
Gallipolis
Gar Hospital
Boggess
Dave Carter
Emmett Starkey
Harry Kamper
Grover Caster
D. Steward
Pitts
Mr. Bell
Poster
State Farm
Wood
No. 2
Rutland
Sprague and Allen
Athens
Ty Gorby
Wise
Harrisonville
Ding
Emma Dye nFaroah Morcum
Lan- Erm
Jordan
C. A. Lee
Ohio
Grover Quick
Baby Eter
Columbus
Wife
Local Notes From Hockingport And Nearby
Ohio University visitors Edith Humphrey Julia Leonard Ruth Jenkins and Charlotte Hoy stayed with Mr and Mrs Lew Humphrey from Friday to Sunday due to rain and poor roads. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Cyrus Jones with guests from Torch and Newcomerstown preacher Purdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Humphrey
Julia Leonard
Ruth Jenkins
Charlotte Hoy
Ohio University
Lew Humphrey
Ville
Athens
Parkersburg
Cyrus Jones
Mrs. Bean
Torch
Loefier
Dean
Purdy
Newcomerstown
Torch Baptist Church
Ida Cook
Neal White
Lily
Clarence Gillian
Freda
Helena Gillian
Sheriff P. H. McKinley
Rockingport
Ansley Blackburn
Sheridan
Belpre
J. W. Simmons
Harris Ferry
Brooks Russell
Jess Smith
Raymond Grim
Charlie Shields
Leora Anderson
Philip Harris
Hockingport
Mrs. Hayden
Coolville
Mrs Sarah Cooper and visitors in Hamden
McArthur Miss Minnie Wolfe returned to Grove City after visiting friends here. Mrs Sarah Cooper was Hamden visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Blaney of Marion are guests here. Mrs. F. Beckley returns from Newark W Va where aunt Mrs A I West died. Mrs. J. B. Timms, with Mrs Beckley in New York, stayed longer. Mr and Mrs Bert Robinett and children were Jackson visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wolfe
Grove City
Sarah Cooper
Hamden
W. W. Blaney
Marion
F. Beckley
Newark
W. Va
A. I. West
J. B. Timms
Beckley
Newlork
Bert Robinett
Jackson
End of Year Pta Meeting Held at High School
The last PTA meeting of the year convened Monday at the high school. Programs included reading by Mrs. Lois Blaney of Marion, a talk by Prof. Bing of Athens, a solo by Horstense McCarley, a question box led by Judge Kirkendall of Creola, and a piano duet by Anna Darby and Ruth Henry. A lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Lois Blaney
Marion
Prof. Bing
Athens
Hortense McCarley
Judge Kirkendall
Creola
Anna Darby
Ruth Henry
Extension Course Start Notice
Athens educator Prof. Bing leads a short term extension course here with first recitation Monday evening. Several teachers have enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Athens
Social and church notices from Harrisonville rise in May
The Presbyterian social at the parsonage honored Walter French and family and 8 L L Shriver and family. A Dexter church play The Path Across the Hill was well received. Mrs John Peyton died after years of illness. funeral held at M F E church. burial at White Oak Chapel beside her son Webster Peyton. The Ladies Union plans an ice cream supper May 17 at Town Hall. Walter French and son Hill left for a new home in California. Preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Mrs Bogges recovering from auto injuries. Mr Hunters family from Ravenswood WV visiting local farm. Ladies Union hosting guests at Mrs Harley Musser’s home.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Walter French
Ll. Shriver
Dexter Church
John Peyton
M. FE
Bolton
Rutland
White Oak Chapel
Webster Peyton
Ladies’ Union
Town Hall
Howard Hull
Lambert
Joe Clark
F. O. Gilmore
Son Hill
California
F. F. Brown
Boggess
Hunter
Ravenswood
W. Va
Harley Musser
Pratt's Fork News Notes and Social Visits
Mrs. Emery Story of Milford Center is a guest of daughter Mrs. W. M. Beal. Elmer Goldsberry of Athens visited Pratt's Fork. Elza Sapp returned to Athens after time on the farm here. Roberta Garrett returned to Athens after visiting home folks. Frank Lowther spent the weekend at home. Will Colmer was called to Athens to serve on the jury. Sunday school treat and Pratt's Fork picnic postponed for the third time due to weather. many kiddies expect disappointment. Mrs. Rosas Ackley visited Mrs. Miles Cain Monday evening.
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Emery Story
Milford Center
W. M. Beal
Elmer Goldsberry
Athens
JD. Goldsberry
Elza Sapp
Roberta Garrett
Saturdaay
Frank Lowther
Will Colmer
Pratt's Fork
Rosas Ackley
Miles Cain
S. J. Smith and Daughter Gladys Visit Athens Home Folks
S. J. Smith and his daughter Gladys, both employed in Athens, spent the week visiting their home folks.
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S. J. Smith
Gladys
Athens
Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Area
Carbon Hill residents and guests are listed visiting nearby towns. Names include John W. Smith family Carl Smith Blanche Smith and Chuck Rutherford moving to Willard Ohio Virgil Joy of Columbus visiting friends Henry Hutchinson of Columbus home for Sunday Oren Kelly from Oklahoma City visiting relatives Henry Vans of Buchtel and Mrs John Wilkinson moving in with her daughter Mrs Frank Power Mrs Harry Powell recovering in Columbus hospital Mrs Robert Oakley of Columbus visiting Bailey family Adelillo? No. Mr and Mrs Joe Blosser Adrian Dicken The Plains visiting relatives John Power in poor health Gem Theatre attendance Ladies Aid meeting Timken Bearings employee John Matheny home over Sunday Roscoe Evans Ruth Smith Lovely Kammerling visiting Nelsonville Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smith
Carl Smith
Blanche Smith
Baltimore
Frank Power
Harry Powell
Columbus
Robert Oakley
Ben Bailey
Joe Blosser
Logan
Andy Ballard
Adrian Dicken
the Plains
John Power
Baker
Gem Theatre
M. BE. Leyard
Love Kammerling
John Matheny
Matheny
Timken Rollers Bearing Company
Roscoe T.evans
Ruth Smith
Lovely Kammerling
Nelsonville
Athens
Athens News Notes and Local Visits This Week
Lottridge and Mrs Woode visited Athens on Saturday. Leslie Morris and family from Athens stayed with C L Davis. L T Runnion assessor checked personal tax returns in the district for two days. Charles Day and daughter visited Charles Pierce in Athens. Dorothea Runnion stayed with Sophronia Tilton. Clarence Swartz drove to Logan Saturday. Ladies Aid at L H Allen and R M Allen homes. nine members and four visitors attended. Devotional and business session held. The group meets at J T Runnion’s June 12. Emory Chapman from Athens spent Friday night on his farm nearby. Rulmer Ackley sold seven hogs to an Athens firm Friday. M G Hopkins and son Murry of near Sumner equipped J T Swanson’s dwelling and barn with lightning-rod system last Saturday. Rev Roberts to begin revival at the uv B church Tuesday evening.
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C. EK. Woode
Athens
Leslie Morris
C.L. Davis
L. T. Runnion
Carthage Township
Charles Day
Kayliver
Charles Pierce
Dorothea Runnion
S 8Ophronia Tilton
Clarence Swartz
Logan
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. T. Runnion
Emory Chapman
Here
Rulmer Ackley
M. G. Hopkins and Son
Murry
Sumner
J. T. Swanson
Rev. Roberts
Temperature and Rain Records In Few US Localities
Temperature and rainfall data have been tracked for over a century in only a small number of U.S. sites. The note highlights the rarity of long running climate records and their value for historical trends.
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United States
Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup Claim
An advertisement promises rapid relief from indigestion pimples back and side pains and fatigue due to a sluggish liver and clogged intestines. It claims a pleasant dose after meals improves energy and purifies blood with vegetable ingredients sold by multiple druggists in Ohio towns.
Burr Oak Social Roundup Moves and Visits
Burr Oak residents host visitors and travel plans including Burr Oak and Athens callers. Notable events include a granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs OU E Hines of Bucyrus and a birth announced by Mr and Mrs John Morgan now in Texas. A revival at Pleasant Ridge church continues and a basket dinner closes the Burr Oak school term.
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Mise Cora Williams
Grant Post
Grace Ivers
Ada Latta
William Hines
Sheldon
Athens
Eva Ivers
Henry Ryn
A. P. Hines
Ralph
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Canada
Joseph Moody
East Branch
Pansy Smith
OU. E. Hines
Bucyrus
Ohio
John Morgan
Texas
Leather Post
Irish Ridge School
Louise Jones
Glouster
Ester Duncan
Joe Burnard
George Post
Burr Oak School
Porter enters railway mail service as substitute in Cleveland
Amesville resident Mr C S Porter passed examinations for railway mail clerk and was summoned to Cleveland on Thursday to begin initial work as a substitute. John McDaniel, once a coal company storekeeper at Carrington, will return to the old farm after his store closes and moves to another town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Porter
Cleveland
John McDaniel
Carrington
Limestone Quarrying Boom Reported on Route 157 Farm
On Route 157 activities include limestone quarrying on the Boudinot farm. Henry has struck a twelve foot quarry and commands several men piloting it in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudinot
Hebe Henry
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Swanson Furniture Co
Middleport
Carbon Hill
Lottridge
Ree Dela
Atlas
Wetherill
Atlas Home
GEO. D. Wetherill & Co., Inc
Boston
Philadelphia
Memphis
Ara Ene
A. D. Selby
L. B. Glazier
Harry Glover
Wooster
Clayton Carpenter
Shriners
Shuler
Jake
Amesville
Blue-jay
Lash
PRTG
Athens Ice & Storage CO
Kame Pr Pn B
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