Memorial Sermon for Civil War Veterans At Local Church
W H Boden addressed Civil War veterans at a crowded memorial sermon for the G A R at the Christian church. The G A R and Woman's Relief Corps attended. decor included ferns flowers flags and bunting. The sermon urged memorials to educate and inspire rather than glorify war, calling on Americans to stand by Christian principles and the nation’s freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Israel
America
Ordinary Children Often Look Best, Study Finds
Observers note that researchers on child rearing and prenatal care often have less attractive kids, while the common streetwise children seem healthier. The remark suggests practical parenting beats academic theories in plain sight.
Opera costumes arrive for I Trovatore production
Costumes for Grand Opera for I Trovatore arrive this morning and the principal cast outfits are described as especially handsome The photographs of the costumes will be exhibited tonight or tomorrow morning and the choruses are fully costumed ensuring a professional staging
Reverend Charles St Mack to Lecture on Degrees in Word Man and Nature
Rev Charles St Mack pastor of the Swedenborgen church in Toledo will deliver a lecture Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the parlors of the Hotel Athens. The topic is Degrees in the Word in Man and in Nature. All interested are invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. Mack
Toledo
Athens
Mr. Mack
Senator Williams Dies in Cleveland After Lung Trouble
James M. Williams former president of the Biats senate died at his home in Cleveland after a lung illness that troubled him since February. The death occurred suddenly in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Williams
Cleveland
James M. Williams
Biats Senate
Athens Gun Club Opens First Shot At Mill Street Range
The Athens Gun Club will hold its first shoot Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at a field off Mill Street beyond the railroad tracks. The new range is praised as ideal for good shooting and the club anticipates large membership and strong competition this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mill Street
Five Babies Born to Wisconsin Couple
Eau Claire May 21 The wife of Fay Irish of Thort Clark County has given birth to five babies three daughters and two sons All are alive and well bringing the family total to ten children in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
Fay Irish
Thort
Clark
Commissioners Approve Plans for State-Aid Road Extension
The board of county commissioners approves plans for a 2.42 mile state-aid road section in Athens and Dover townships with an estimated cost of 31500. Section 1 spans 4764 feet costing 14000 with county 8415.24 share, and the rest to be built next year pending attorney general approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dover Township
Wolf
Nelsonville
Infirmary
Sugar Creek
Athens Township
State
Athens Union Services Parade and Decoration Day
The G A R and secret orders in Athens plan a Sunday May 30 program. Lodges meet at 1 30 p m with flower donations for cemetery decorations. A parade led by Grand Marshal Moore travels from College street to the courthouse square then to the old and new cemeteries for solemn decorations and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
O. Moore
College Street
Union
Courthouse Square
G. A.R
S. A. Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps
Old Cemetery
New Cemetery
Glee Club
Woman laments hardest task making family eat healthy
A speaker notes that many women complain the toughest duty is forcing her husband and children to eat nutritious foods. She frames it as a common burden of homemaking and calls for practical ways to improve family meals.
300 Men Out Of Employment At Local Mine
Local managers at mine No 260 on Buckar Creek received orders to shut down indefinitely leaving 300 men without work for the summer. No reason given, management hints market conditions and high costs. One crew remains for water control while minor entry work may continue. Other mines on Buckar Creek show varied status with No 210 idle, No 212 unopened, and No 211 operating part time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugar Creek
Sunday Creek
Boden family travels for church congress and duties
Mrs W H Boden leaves for Beverly to visit Prof and Mrs F H McVay. Mr Boden goes to Elyria for the Ohio C W E M and Ohio Christian Missionary society convention, to speak on Ohio's Contribution to the First Century's History. He then goes to Monongahela Pa to assist pastor H Bechler. Rev W A Guy will preach at the Christian church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boden
F. H. McVay
Beverly
Nev. H. BE. Bechler
W. A. Guy
Christian Church
Broadening Life in the City Sparks Trends in Transit and Hats
The passage notes urban living broadens experiences by allowing longer streetcar rides for five cents and greater freedom to wear extravagant hats without ridicule, illustrating social looseness in city culture.
Death of Mrs Chadwick at Sugar Creek
Ita Chadwick, 76, died Saturday near Sugar Creek from paralysis. She leaves six sons and three daughters. Funeral from Sugar Creek church Tuesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. J. Bishop, with interment in St. Cemetery. Mrs Lore died at her holiday home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Chadwick
Sugar Creek
J. Bishop
St. Cemetery
Canceled High School Baseball Game Between Nelsonville and Athens
Rain soaked grounds forced the Nelsonville Athens game to be called off after muddy fields prevented play. Local players had hoped for another meeting with Nelsonville, who beat Athens the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens
A. S
Romanian peddler gives birth to boy in Ohio home
Mrs. Maria Charley a Roumanian peddler gave birth to a boy at the home of Mrs. C Mose on Columbia Heights Massillon Ohio. The birth occurred within thirty minutes of her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Massillon
Ohio
Maria Charley
C. Mose
Columbia Heights
Phipps Says No to Harmon's Demanded Switchover
In Columbus on May 22 a story circulates about W. H. Phipps the state oil inspector and Governor Harmon. Harmon supposedly pressed for Phipps resignation to install a Democrat in the office. Phipps argued he would stay through his term and then run for secretary of state, allowing Harmon to name a Democrat later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. H. Phipps
Harmon
Phipps
Conference Opens With Many Here in Marietta Diocese
The Marietta district annual conference of the M E church opened at 1 30 with pastors from thirty eight charges present. Short sermons were given by Rev. Mitchell Pomeroy Rev A P Cherrington Gallipolia and Rev W W Weiser Portland. District reports and an address by Rev J D Smith Racine and Dr Levi Gilbert Cincinnati followed with a close Tuesday afternoon followed by Ep worth league convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
M. EB. Ehuteh
Mitchell
Pomeroy
A. P Cherrington
Gallipolia
W W. Weiser
Portland
Glouster
Murray
Nelsonville
Rogers
Tope
Laughlin
Epworth League
W. V Dick
J. D. Smith
Racine
Levi Gilbert
Cincinnati
Western Christian Advocate
Gilbert
C. H. Morrieon
Bidwell
K. R. Stafford
D. (. Thomas
Middleport
Few Hunter
Letart
Barnett
Chester Hill
Rev. Thomas
Buchtel
Not at all well
A letter from a woman often includes the phrase I am not at all well signaling distress or illness. The observation notes a common sentiment expressed in personal correspondence.
Prompt responses mark city’s mad dog scare
Residents act quickly as reports of a mad dog prompt swift patrols and containment measures by authorities. The incident highlights public safety awareness and prompt cooperation between residents and animal control.
Lawyer John Beam Slain Suspect in Barn Shootout
John Beam, the lawyer charged with murdering Mrs. Estella Miltz, was found in a barn by a posse at his Lima home. He fired at pursuers when ordered to surrender and then shot himself. He remains in a hospital in serious condition as authorities pursue further charges linked to a recent Yokum farm robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bstesla Miltz
Lima, C
John Beam
Estella Miltz
Lima
Maude Diltz
Waynesfeld
East High Street
Diliz
Beam
Yokum Farm
Dorsey Chaney and Mary Bobo Wed at Christian Church
Mr Dorsey Chaney and Miss Mary Bobo united in marriage Saturday evening at 8 o'clock by Rev W J Boden at his residence on Mill Street The couple will establish their home on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobo—chaney
Dorsey Chaney
Mary Bobo
W. J. Boden
The
Christian Church
Mill Street
Franklin Avenue
Christian Scientist Says She Is Resting When Ill
A Christian Scientist explains her illness as a rest rather than sickness. The remark reflects the homeopathic approach to healing and personal health phrasing used in faith practice.
Pitcher Kaler at Home in City Visit
Pitcher George Kaler of the time team in the Ohio State league arrived Sunday to spend several days in this city, hosted by his mother. He is slightly disabled by a crippled hand and will not play for several days, hoping to return by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaler
George Kaler
Ciay
Believe in Many Things With No Substance
A brief note discusses the idea that people hold various beliefs, yet many prove hollow upon examination. It argues that certainty is often elusive and warns against overconfidence in unfounded convictions.
Quiet City Nuptials of Miss Stewart and Mr Cromley
Miss Ethel Stewart and Mr Albert Cromley were quietly married Sunday evening by Rev F M Swinehart at the Methodist parsonage on North College street. The bride, daughter of Riley Stewart of New Marshfield, has worked at Home Telephone exchange. the groom, employed at the Stedman packing-house, has lived with his guardian John Cross. They will reside on Cemetery street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stewart
Albert Cromley
F. M. Swinehart
North College Street
Riley Stewart
New Marshfield
Stedman Packing-House
John Cross
Cemetery Street
Constancy to an Old Lover In Quiet Reflection
A brief insight on enduring attachment to a former partner when no new relationship arises, highlighting lingering fidelity and emotional steadiness despite absence of fresh romance.
Premium list for Ohio State Fair mailed to contestants
Ohio State Fair officials have sent out the premium list rules and regulations in a bound illustrated booklet. The fair is scheduled for August 30 to September 3 and is expected to be one of the best in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Fair Oficials
Permit to Wed in New Mexico Couples List
Permit to wed lists lM McVay a 23 Lynn New Mexico signalman and Fay Smith 22 Stewart as a couple. Albert Cromley 19 teamster and Ethel Stewart 19 telephone operator both of Athens are noted. Dorsey Chaney 22 clerk and Mary Bobo 20 both of Athena are listed for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lm. McVay
Lynn, N. M
Fay Smith
Stewart
Albert Cromley
Ethel Stewart
Athens
Dorsey Chaney
Clerk
Mary Bobo
Athena
Sophomores Triumph Over Seniors in 14 8 Interclass Game
Ohio University sophomores routed the seniors 14 to 8 at Athletic Field after a tight start in the fourth inning. Kenney led with two two baggers and five strikeouts while seniors stole nearly a dozen bases. Forfeited seniors Weisenberger and Bibley had left the varsity mix, and Cable shifted from juniors to the tower class. Time 2 05 umpires Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athletic Field
Kenney
Adame
Hoover
Weisenberger
Bibley
Cable
White
Pennsylvania
Cautious Optimism in Schemes Amid Low Hit Rate
Analysts warn that a minority of plans succeed under pressure. The remark notes that only about one in twenty schemes reach fruition, yet some experts see value in iterative testing and learning from failure.
Veteran Col Brooks arrives as district M E church delegate
Col F. P. Brooks of Harrisonville, Civil War veteran who helped nominate Gen Grosvenor in ten conventions, arrives as delegate to the district conference of the M E church. He preached at the funeral of Hop K M Rutherford in Meign county. Capt J B Allen attended, noting the forty sixth anniversary of the Battle of Vicksburg where both men were wounded and carried from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Brooks
Harrisonville
Grosvenor
M. E. Church
Brooks
Hop
M. W. Rutherford
Meign County
J. B Allen
Vicksburg
Allen
After a man marries that only distinction he can hope for
A brief reflection asserts that the sole respected role for a husband is earning enough to be a good provider, suggesting social expectations and gender norms of the era.
White Joins Big Show in Fort Wayne
Jesse White departed Sunday for Fort Wayne Indiana to join the Hacemback Wallace shows. He will serve as chief canvas man and handle ticketing at the main entrance, bringing prior success from the Smith Brothers circus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse White
Ft Wayne
Ind
Mr White
Smith Brothers
Protest Targets Renewal of Ferryman Everett White
A remonstrance signed by forty one Hockingport taxpayers objects to renewing Everett White’s ferry license. They describe his boat as unsafe and cite fights, neglect of duty, and improper language in presence of ladies. The case, tied to a common pleas court renewal process, seeks investigation and a possible trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett White
Hockingport
Common Pleas Court
White
Atrance
Athens
Trial date changed for Charles Male in cutting case
The trial date for Charles Male, indicted for cutting with intent to kill, was moved from June 3 to Tuesday June &, with prosecutors seeking earlier appearance in Middletown. Male, brought from West Virginia, is tied to a prior Kilvert stabbing of Leonard Harris. The Emmett Ewing depositions and a divorce case for Mrdest J. Linten versus Zara Anton affected scheduling, causing the continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Male
Male
Leonard Harris
Kilvert
West Virginia
Foster
Amter Onli
Middletown
Emmett Ewing
Mrdest J. Linten
Zara Anton
Trial Of Charles Hatch Opens In Waterloo Township
The Hatch liquor sale case starts this afternoon with many jurors on hand and a large witness list. Hatch was indicted by the May grand jury. Wade Johnson of Bern township faces trial for adultery, set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hatch
Waterloo Township
Hatch
Wade Johnson
Bern Township
Family Moves Out Leaving One Clean House Hint
An unusual report notes a family departed a residence leaving the home notably spotless. The event draws attention to the tidy exit and raises questions about the circumstances behind the pristine condition.
Patient pursuits of beauty mirror a woman's trial with a bad husband
The saying compares a girl’s steadiness in striving for good looks to a woman’s endurance amid an unhappy marriage. It uses a proverbial frame to comment on resilience and social expectations without naming people or events.
Paving Under Way on May Avenue Sunnyside Driveway
Grading on May Avenue and Sunnyside Driveway is finished and brick paving will start next week on Second Street. Private contract work aims to finish by August 1 with brick laying about 1,500 feet this session. Residents plan further paving if plans prove definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
May Avenue
Sunnyside
Convísion of Weakness Evident in Other Side
The remark notes a perception of weakness in the opposing camp as signs of irritation appear. It emphasizes how others respond under pressure and frames irritation as a signal of fragility.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New. W. H. Boden
W. EB. Alderman
Lasia
Mack
Athens Gun Club
Board of County Commissioners
Mesars, Biddie and
Wolf Pres
Program OF the Union Services
Treadley and
O. U. Glee Club
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. and
Muale
Swinehart
No. 211
Elyria
Chadwick
M. E
Epworth
Stewart-Cromley
C. U
Porter
McCorkie
Morgan
Wisda
Curran
Adama
H. Cromer
Mayen
Finnicum
W. McCorkle
Tewsbury
Warren
Helfrich, Es.; Pruscell, Rf
Coultrap, Pond
P. Cromer
Colonel Brooks
Big Show
Nelson—Hatch
Wood
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