Local social notes from Tuppers Plains and vicinity
Sunday visits featured Mr and Mrs L L Keller with Prof and Mrs Blough in Belpre. Guest dinners included Mrs Keebaugh with Mrs Parker and Helen Exmrick with Mrs Shields. Teachers attended a Friday Chester meeting. Plans for a Thanksgiving supper were discussed by the Ladies Aid at Mrs Keller’s. Neighbors visited C Albers in Wheeling and Christy in Stewart. Cornerstone laid at Pomeroy Christian Church drew locals. Lavina Barrett and Garth Keller, Ohio University students, planned home leave. New house on Harley Wooda lot welcomed Young family. Rev Barnes preached at M E Church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Keller
Blough
Belpre
Keebaugh
Kate Parker
Helen Exmrick
Reedsville
Elma Shields
Chester
Ladies Aid Society
M. EK
G. PD. Chase
Coolville
KE. Parker
Chester Albers and Son
Wheeling
Christy
Stewart
Community notes from Richland Avenue and surrounding townships
Local residents share visits and travel across several towns. Nellie Washburn of Columbia guests. Harold Figley returns to Ravenswood work. Ray Martin family from Dayton visits C W Martin relatives. Leighty visit from New Lexington. Esther Lewis improvement. Clara Mae Perry visiting. Cabeen and Williom work in Chillicothe. quilting meeting set by Ladies Aid. multiple families visit and illness updates. grave attendance at Hebbardsville funeral for Dan Border.
Rutland Mourns Mrs. Oscar Chase at Rutland Home
Mrs. Oscar Chase died Friday afternoon at age five years. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church with Reverend Bolton officiating and burial at Miles Cemetery. Survived by husband Mr. Chase and children Truman Clarence and Dell McCormick of Rutland. Various relatives and visitors attended and moved residents are noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Chase
Chase
Dell McCormick
Truman
Clarence
Rutland
Baptist Church
Bolton
Miles Cemetery
Edward McAboy
William McAboy
Huntington
Homer Shank
le- Maine Pierce
Langsville
Mary Frances Jiveden
Columbus
Jiveden
Echoes of a Murder Case at Rhodes House
The rooming house on RS Rhodes is the scene of a strangling with Emma Hogarth’s rumored hoard under scrutiny. Emile Sevier emerges as a prime suspect while Cora Barker and Bert Magnus provide alibis. Norma Paige confesses, and Magnus notes typing until 12 15, as Dusty’s cap and a parrot feather surface amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hogarth
RS. Rhodes
Bonni
Cub
Emil Sevier
Hogarth
Noice
Henry
Rhodes
Dusty
Sevier
Parrot Clues Throw Light on Hogarth Case Mystery
Lieutenant Strawn questions Daisy Shepherd and Mrs. Rhodes about the Hogarth mystery after a torn diary page hints at May treachery. The parrot Cap'n repeats “Bad penny” as Dundee notices a possible motive linking Sevier and Cora Barker to the alleged plot. Daisy describes her midnight kitchen raid and prior role as Hogarth's heiress, noting she suspects a sting in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawn
Hogarth
Bonnie Dundee
Tory
Mrs. Rhodes
Daisy
Payne
Daisy Shepherd
Dundee
Paige
Cora Barker
Cora
Sevier
Emil Sevier
Cap'n
Paris
Miss Shepherd
Selse
Radio Schedule Highlights November 13 at WLW
A detailed outline of WLW program segments from 6:39 a m to 1:00 a m including Top of the Mornin Organ Concert Morning Devention Crosley Woman's Hour Orpheus Trio Market Reports and NBC shows with guests and orchestras such as Hotel Gibson Orchestra Mansfield's Meanderings World Book Man and Amos n Andy NBC listings plus late night sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
the Morning Mail
Mary Hale Martin
NBC
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Livestock
National — and Home Hour
Central States School of the Air
Woman's Radio Club
Mansfield
The
Rhyme Reaper
Donhallrose
Livestock Report
Lucky Sambo
Henry Theis
Linton
Cliff Burns
University of Cincinnati
Tony
Martag Radioette
Northwestern Yeast
Sylvania Foresters
Studebaker
Forty Fathom Trawlers
Kingtaste Night Club
Brunswick
Amos
Andy
Howard Melaney
Singing Firemen
WLW
Woodworth
National Farm and Home Hour
Mve
Central States School of the
U. S. Navy
Henry Thets
Cincinnati Club
Chamber of Commerce
Balldar
Lehn and Fink
Champion Sparkers
Billikin Troupers
Maxwell House Coffee Concert
Hollingsworth Hall
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Amos 'N
Fred Roehr
Los Amigos
Latin America
Mansfield and Lee
Best Features and Concerts Across NBC CBS Chains
8 p.m. Ernest Rappee Concert Orchestra on NBC with WEAF WTAM WSAI WWJ WRC. 8 p.m. Grand Opera on CBS with WABC WAIU WMAL WKRC WMAQ. 8:30 p.m. Forty Fathom Trawlers program on CBS with WHR WKRC WJAS WMAQ. 9 p.m. The Troubadours directed by Sam Lanin on NBC with WEAF WRC WJY WWJ WSAT WGN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernc Rappee
NBC
WEAF
WTAM
WSAI
WWJ
WRC
Grand Opera
CBS
WABC
WAIU
WMAL
WKRC
WMAQ
WHR
WJAS
the Troubadours
Sam Lanin
WJY
WSAT
WGN
Radio Program Schedule Plugs Numerous Theaters and Singers
A noisy listing shows WEAF and affiliated stations broadcasting a parade of programs and artists. Acts include Black and Gold Room Orchestra, Golden Gems with Theodore Webb and Elsie Baker, Fraa Rappe's Concert, Happy Wonder Rowers, Spana Troubadours led by Sam Lanin, Palmolive Hour with Olive Palmer and Lewis James, and Saion Singers. Also noted are Education to the Nations Eyes with speakers Goodkeoontz and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Madge Tucker
WWJ
WRC
WCAE
WSM
WMC
Golden Gems
Theodore Webb
Elsie Baker
WTAG
Fraa Rappe
WFET
WTIC
WJAR
WGR
WSAT
Happy Wonder
WGY
WSAIT
Spana Troubadours
Sam Lanin
WEAP
WOCSH
WGN
KVOO
Olive Palmer
Paul Oliver
Elizabeth Lennox
Revelers
Lewis James
James Melton
Elliott Shaw
Ifred Glenn
WJAP
WLIT
Saion
WTAM
Goring
Milton J. Cross
Pess Goodkeoontz
Assis
Nighttime Radio Lineup Highlights Various Stations
A listing of 6:00 to 11:15 PM programs across stations WJZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WREN WSRB and others. The schedule features shows like Twilight Melodies The Yeast Foamers Neapolitan Nights and The Pepsodent Program with Amos n Andy and a dramatic sketch by Milton J. Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
National Woman's Party
WJZ
WBAL
WHAM
WREN
WRC
WSB
New Yorker
Welcome Lewis
KFAB
Twilight Melodies
WBZ
KDKA
WLS
WJR
Westinghouse
WBZA
KYW
WRVA
KWK
WCKY
Towners
Milton J. Cross
Neapolitan
Stromberg-Carlson
KSTP
WHAS
WSM
WMC
Amos N Andy
WLW
Wren Wrc
Night Radio Schedule Full Day at WLW Station
Thursday program list details WLW schedule from 6:20 am to 1:00 am next day. Includes Top O the Mornin Organ and Crosley Woman's Hour NBC features Farm and Home Hour Town and Country and Amos and Andy with multiple orchestras and weather reports.
Lottridge Mabel Buck and Carleton Jeffers Wed in Athens
A recent marriage unites Mabel Buck and Carleton Jeffers in Athens. They returned to Akron to work in a rubber factory. Numerous local families visited, guests at dinners, and church notices fill this community recap with births and events from the area.
Social Roundup Highlights Visits Across Towns
Murray City and Columbus residents appear in a sequence of weekend and weekday visits. Families including the Ralphs, McKnabbs, and Bairds spend time with relatives in Columbus, Nelsonville, Logan, and Lancaster. Several attendees join family gatherings at Coolville, Alfred, Glouster, and Middleport, with Tom and John Lovett also noted for daily chores in Logan.
Residents Visit Family and Return Home
In Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Warner and two children visit Mr. and Mrs. Ray Blue and two children in Marion. Mrs. Blue and children stay to visit her parents while Mr. Blue returns home. Charley McBee’s wife spent Monday with A. L. McBee. Joe White, previously employed at Waterloo, visits his daughter Mrs. Rob ert Sharp. William Nutter travels to Pennsboro West Virginia for a family visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp manage the local filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fred Warner
Ray Blue
Marion
Strouds Run Birthday Party and Local Moves Update
Strouds Run residents gathered at Mrs. Nathan Smith Sr home for a birthday party with many Smith families and friends in attendance. Moves include Bass Coe and family leaving their home and Norris Peach Ridge moving into the Allen home on Strouds Run, with community notices for the Strouds Run Literary Society and Sunday School announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Smith
Ed Smith
John
Carlos
Bertha
Wade
Elmer
Dorothy
Arra Gillett
Delmer
Harold
Pleasant
Doris
Cecil
Clarence Smith
Jill
Inez
George
Rolland
Clyde
Ray Smith
Dana
Edith
Mabel
Grover
Kreda
Nate Smith
Helen
Charles Cone
Irma
Wade Everett
Ethel
George Cain
Gon
Milton
Jesse Benett
Bass
Coe
Norris
Peach Ridge
Allen
Strouds Run
Mary Kyle
Lucile Cone
Inez Smith
Vivian Matteson
Garden George Smith returns home to finish fall work
The Garden George Smith has returned home to help finish the fall work after working on the Ohio nel Company pipeline near Jackson. Mrs. Dora Goldsberry and children Millfield spent the end of the week at their farm residence. Mrs. Eva Mohler spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Athens. Mrs. Glenelle Williams entertained at dinner last Sunday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delano Burleigh. Mrs. William St. Clair and son James spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. R. I. Goldsberry and family. Mrs. Maggie Souther and family entertained over the end of the week her sister Rose and family of St. Marys, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barnhill and daughter Helen and Mrs. Howenstein made a business trip to Athens last Saturday. Mrs. William Colmer and family visited relatives near Chester last Arnold King and son Guy are building a large barn for Clyde Colburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Leighty
New Lexington
Charles Leighty
Novell Russell
Emerson Douglas
Gerald
Clara Mae Perry
Dawson Meeks
Shade
John Cabeen
Williom
Chillicothe
Ladies Aid Society
Esther Lewis
Clarys Carpenter
Akron
Guy Carpenter
Everette Green
Clarice
Eli Noland
Little Hocking
George Shafer
John Ator
Columbus
Herbert Moore
White Hall
Alva Haning
Guy Morrison
Albany
George Reeves
Roscoe Martin
Lucille
Reeves
Charles Bolin
Catherine
Mack Bolin
Albert Bolin
Beatrice Ray
William Smith
Tom Robinson
Dan Border P
Hebbardsville
Frank Shelton
Clifford Donson
Jester Edwards
Than Edington
John
Susan Emish
Nelsonville
Pearson Foster
Charles Hoffman
Kenneth
Coolville
William Ralph
Alice
Charles Ralph
Howard Bush
William Bush
Logan
Charles Strum
Junior
Kathryn
Juanita Martin
J. W. Martin
Captalin Harper
Zanesville
George Brooker
Clem
Jap Miller
Lancaster
Florence Reynolds
Edgar Hellyer
Ek. A. Person
Elizabeth Stout
Alfred
L Elizabeth Winefordner
Glouster
Mary Hamer
Minnie Gee
Joe
Margaret Penn
Kathleen Shirley
Conrad Wein
Clarence Archer
Jabez Hamer
Lemma Lloyd
Emma Tippie
Athens
Murray Spencer
Herbert Spencer
Valley Walls
Kansas
John Lovett
Gus Emish
Middleport
Stahley Baker
Jack
John Emish
Gordon
W. Va
George Smith
Ohionel Company
Jackson
Dora Goldsberry
Millfield
Eva Mohler
Glenelle Williams
Delano Burleigh
William St. Clair
James
R. I. Goldsberry
Maggie Souther
Rose
St. Marys. W. Va
Warren Barnhill
Helen
Howenstein
William Colmer
Chester
Arnold King
Guy
Clyde ‘Colburn
Local families visit relatives over weekend in Bedford area
Bedford residents report weekend calls and visits among neighbors. Mr and Mrs John Douglas visited Denver Hall and family on Monday. Several couples and their children spent Sunday or Friday evenings with relatives, including the Whaleys, Groves, Levacy, Mulligans, Hines, Williams, Wilson, Wolf, Chaney, and others in Springfield Harrisonville Pomeroy and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas
Denver Hall
Tommy Gilkey
del Whaley
Dolph Jeffers
Albert Groves
Edith Whaley
Mary Lee
Clinton Hudwell
Victor Whaley
Springfield
Willie Martin
Pomeroy
de Whaley
Lelia Levacy
Ed Levacy
Thomas Mulligan
Donald
Charles
Omar Hines
Dwight
Charles Hines
Tracy Whaley
W. L. Whaley
Sam Williams
Harry Will
Dale Carl
Roy Brickles
Howard Wilson
Nora
Vinas
Ada
Harrisonville
Wayne Wolf
Will Chaney
Harve Chaney
Hartleyville PTA Social at McLeish Draws Big Turnout
Burr Oak Arthur Coffman and family moved to McLeish as Hartleyville PTA hosted a social there last week. Walter Gayton of Glouster won best dressed man and Mrs. Alex Brunton best dressed woman. Miss Margarete Single Hartleyville and Billy Embry named best dressed girl and boy. Fave Ivers hosted guests incl Lyman Dawson and Russell McArtor. Ira Coffman and William Latta of Spencer Ridge recently suffered slight strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Coffman
McLeish
Hartleyville
Parent-Teacher Association
Walter Gayton
Glouster
Alex Brunton
Margarete Single
Billy Embry
Fave Ivers
Lyman Dawson
James and
Russell McArtor
Ira Coffman
William Latta
Spencer Ridge
Surprise 60th Birthday Party For Mrs Leonard Ogg
Twenty nine relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ogg to honor Mrs. Leonard Ogg on her sixtieth birthday. Dinner was served cafeteria style with a rose decorated birthday cake at the center of the table. Attendees included the Ogg and Smith families from Stewart Parkersburg Weathrop Chauncey and others from Stewart and Parkersburg with several children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ogg
Leonard Ogg
Leonard Oxe
Stewart
Delbert Ogg
Charles
Mary Ellen
Helen Dorothy
Weathrop
Herman Oge
Verl
Naomi Jances
Leonard Smith
Margaret
Dolores
Parkersburg
W. Va
Melvin van Wey
Baby Ruth
Charles Ogg
Mary
Laura Mae
Chauncey
Lola Smith
Birth announced for Dorothy Jean Russell in this place
Frost Mr and Mrs Fred Russell announce the birth of a daughter Dorothy Jean. Mr Newton Pennsville has moved a drilling rig on the Bertha Barrows farm. Mr and Mrs Clyde Rowell and Mrs Lennie Kinney attended Rebekah Lodge Stewart Wednesday evening November 6. Wade Richardson and a family Parkersburg visited his mother over the end of the week. Oyster supper at G A R Hall November 19 for Sons of Veterans and Ladies Ancillary. Alex Parsons and his wife and brother of this place and Art Frost and his wife Beebe spent Sunday in Chillicothe visiting friends and relatives. Donald Buchanan and wife Detroit are visiting D S Frost of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Russell
Dorothy Jean
Newton
Pennsville
Bertha Barrows
Clyde Rowell
Lennie Kinney
Rebekah Lodge
Stewart
Wade Richardson
Parkersburg
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
Alex Parsons
Art Frost
Beebe
Chillicothe
Donald Buchanan
Detroit
D. S. Frost
Chester High Team Opens Practice Ahead of Lodi Game
Chester high school basketball squads began practice this week for the upcoming game with Lodi on November 27. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Don Christy visited friends in Rocksprings. May Stout of Athens called on friends here. Parishioners from Alfred attended church here Sunday evening. John P. Kimes and his son Earl, of Athens, visited friends. Howard Knight and Bernard Suislestein of Athens spent the weekend at home. The Rev. N O Warren's mother from Bartlett is spending the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Don Christy
May Stout
Athens
Alfred
John P. Kimes
Earl
Howard Knight
Bernard Suislestein
N. O. Warren
Bartlett
Shawnee Social Roundup Reports Weekend Visits
Shawnee residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Ohio University student Agatha Treadwell was home in Shawnee. Columbus visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Wile and daughter Rosemary and Miss Mary Trovato with Miss Sarah Guzzo. Toledo guests were the Ricketts family. Akron and Newark trips involved Mr and Mrs Jack Baker Mrs Harry Baker and Beatrice Gaver. Lancaster and Columbus outings included the Nicholases and Loretta Moulton with Jack Kokensparker. Shawnee fell to Glenford S in the season opener basketball game Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Treadwell
Ohio University
Athens
Fred Wile
Rosemary
Columbus
P. P. Reiske
Mary Trovato
Sarah Guzzo
William Ricketts
Toledo
Jack Baker
Harry Baker
Akron
Rosetta Gaver
Beatrice
Earl Humphrey
New Lexington
F. W. Peterson
Frederick William
Ona Delle Galloway
Newark
MissLoretta Moulton
Jack Kokensparker
Margaret Canterbury
Reed
Dwight Nicholas
Austin Nicholas
Fauntelle Williams
Mildred Starner
Lancaster
Glenford
Shawnee
Social notes from local visits and guests
Shade Miss Sylvia Ziggafoos returned home after two weeks with the Chases. Sun Claudys Chappel was the Sunday guest of Miss Adrien. Mr. and Mrs. Vern O'Brien were guests of Mrs. Libbie Burson. Miss Josie Blazier visited Mrs. Vienna Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith spent the weekend with their parents, the Flanderses. Stell Johnson visited her brother Leo. Opal Flanders visited Velma. Monday afternoon, Mrs. Margie Meeks and Ruth were guests of the Smiths. Goldie Ashworth of Athens and R. i E. Grant of Athens called. The Rev. and Mrs. John Browning and children were guests of the Browning family Friday. Rev. Mary Helen Smith returned home after a week with her parents in Marietta. Becky Marvis was Sunday guest of Mrs. Vienna Kelley. Leah Weatherby of Athens was calling on Mrs. S. J. Smith Friday. Velma Barnhill and sisters Alma and Margaret visited friends in Jerseyville Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Ziggafoos
Emery Chase
Claudys Chappel
Adrien Smith
Vern O'Brien
Libbie Burson
Josie Blazier
Vienna Kelley
Pearl Smith
Charlie Flanders
Stell Johnson
Leo
Opal Flanders
Velma
Margie Meeks
Ruth
S. J. Smith
Goldie Ashworth
Athens
R. i E. Grant
John Browning
FE. I. Browning
Mary Helen Smith
Marietta
Becky Marvis
Leah Weatherby
Velma Barnhill
Alma
Margaret
Jerseyville
Adults Favor No Dosing Approach for Colds
The article notes a shift away from swallowing medicines to external treatment with Vicks. It explains vapors penetrate via skin and inhaled medicated vapors reach air passages. The slogan milestones show growing consumer use from 147 million jars to over 26 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Vapohub
Vicks
Vick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuppers Plains
Richland Avenue
Nellie Washburn
Columbia
Genevr& Mansfield
Harold Figley
Ravenswood
Ray Martin
Dayton
C. W. Martin
Tant
Anelo Patri
S. D. Hawkland
United States Navy Band
Palais d'Or
RADIO
Lottridge
Mabel Buck
Carleton Jeffers
John Barnhill
Freda
Brice Chapman
Oden Johnson
Emmett Swisher
Brandeberry
Carl Barnhill
Cleveland
Ralph Allen
Eleanor
J. S. Gaston
Carthage
Samuel Frost
John Chevalier
Grace Jeffers
Chevalier
Dudley
Eva Townsend
Sylvia
L. T. Runnion
Godfrey Zumbach
New Cumberland
Earl Kincade
J. W. Kincade
Aid Society of
Lawrence Chapel
L. H. Allen
Gotlieb Zumbach
John Jeffers
Joe Depay
A. Tl. McBee
Charles Jack McBee
J. W. Barnes
L. T.itannion
Flora Hixson
Clem Everett
Aldo McKinley
Coke Janson
Meade Swisher
Dutch Ridge
Cora Warner
Floyd Deweese
I. T. Runnion
Nora Taylor
Robert Sharp
Forest Frazier
Irene
Laurelville
Joe White
Waterloo
Edd Bailey
Lennie Sharp
Thelma Bailey
Louise Watkins
Lois
Rylmer Ackley
Athens R. D
Ray Oliver
Hattie Day
Clyde Wilson
Murray City
Anna McKnabb
John Baird
Mode Lewis
Bobby and
Lawrence
Renzo Lewis
Bethel
Bedford
Frost
Lydia K. Pinkham
Frank Lukes
R. No. 1
Box 58
Lankin
N. Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Colynn
Cae
Royal Palm
Cincinnati
Aes
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Miami
Ponce DE Leon
Suwanee River
Mre Caerwe
St. Petersborg
Eorner
Florida
Aiken
S. C
Augusta
Charleston
S.C
New Orleans
Savannah
Summerville
Louisville
G. C. Robson
Dist
Dixie Terminal
Ohio Southern Railway System
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!