Local Society Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Visits
West Union street resident Mr. Howard Walden rests at home with acute bronchitis while guests visit from Oxford and West Union. The Women's Music Club, Sunnyside Needle club, Current Events group, Kindergarten Mothers club, and Hobson Study Circle hold meetings or guest nights with various hosts and speakers. Activities include plans for a Christmas sale, convention reports, notices of trips, and a social hour with prizes and musical performances.
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Mr. Howard Walden
West Union Street
Former Ohio Student Weds in Pleasant City Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Gail Bernadine Fisher and Mr. Kenneth Karl Katz was celebrated Saturday at The First Methodist Episcopal church in Pleasant City with relatives present. A piano recital by Miss Lucile Patterson of Uhrichsville preceded a bridal party reception. the couple departed for an eastern honeymoon after a breakfast for 26 at the Hotel Berwick.
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Ohio
Gail Bernadine Fisher
Pleasant City
Kenneth Karl Katz
Massillon
Athens
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lucile Patterson
Uhrichsville
Alpha Gamma Delta
Enid Townsend
Beryl Fisher
Ohio University
Berwick
Social Literary Club Discusses Ben Ames Williams Works
The Social Literary club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. M. Kerr presiding. Mrs. W. B. Bartels spoke on Ben Ames Williams, a Jackson native related to Ezra Walker and D. J. Evans, focusing on his personal life and his book The Great Accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kerr
West Washington Street
J. H. Berry
Missionary Talk Delights Women at First M E Church
Mrs J L Pickering hosted Miss Dyar a returned Pueblo Mexico missionary at 10 South High street on Tuesday afternoon The meeting featured a devotional by Mrs Harvey Ramsey and a talk by Miss Dyar describing her work as a kindergarten teacher in Pueblo and detailing Mexican dress habits and culture She is a personable speaker and spends time in Chattanooga Tennessee when not on the foreign field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
J. L. Pickering
South High Street
Miss Dyar
Pueblo
Mexico
Harvey Ramsey
Wichita
Kansas
Dyar
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Birthday Dinner for Ernest Bennard Gross III
The noon birthday dinner honored Ernest Bennard Gross Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Gross of 125 North Congress Street. Eight neighbor playmates attended and helped celebrate his third birthday with gifts and a cake with bright candles.
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Ernest Bennard Gross Jr
Ernest R. Gross
North
Congress Street
Needle Club Social Hosts Winners Named
Mrs. W J Williams hosted the Tuesday Needle club at 79 West State with eighteen members and three guests. An hour of needle work and games followed by refreshments served by Maxine Williams and Addie Lucile Wolfe. Prizes awarded: first Mrs J B Shepard, second Mrs W H Bechtold, third Mrs W E Clark. Guests included Mrs David Johnson, Mrs E D Cooley and Miss Anna Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Circle
Hobson Study Circle
P. G. Hibbard
N. S. Welk
Emma Stout
S. N. Hobson
BE. D. Sayre
Cincinnati
Convention of Womens Federated Clubs
Carmen Church
R. J. Studer
Albert Mulligan
John Gross
Fred H. McCoy
Hill
Miss Wagner
Ohio University
W. J. Williams
West State Street
Needle Club
J. B. Shepard
W. H. Bechtold
W. E. Clark
David Johnson
E. D. Cooley
Anna Williams
Property transfers listed across townships and towns
Court notes record transfers from Athens Township to Jas E Ervin and others with tracts of 9.58 and 7.83 acres for 800 dollars, many parcels sold for 1 dollar or similar nominal sums, and several lot transfers in Carthage Rome and Albany townships including parcels to Susan Kasler and P F E Hamer. Additional deeds cover Lee Albany and Nelsonville areas with parcels ranging from 41.90 to 75 feet widths and hundreds of acres in tracts. Marshfield Auto Co. purchasing multiple lots. $2150 for a 66 by 50 foot lot. and other small transfers among individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Baxter Ervin
Jas. E. Ervin
Athens City
Franklin B. Fulton
Jas. B. Fulton
E. C. McGrath
Chas. P. Kircher
Susan Kasler
Carthage Township
Wm. Hoisington
EK. W. Cunningham
F. J. Burton
Claude Burton
David Burton
Lee
Marion Bobo
la Fayette
Glouster Corporation
Arthur King
G. W. Mace
Marshfield Auto Co
R. Hysell
Nelsonville Corporation
L. F. Windle
Oria
Wait for Outcome as Irish Question Negotiations Pause
London November 16 All negotiations on the Irish question were expected to stay suspended until the result of the unionist party convention in Liverpool is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Knowmn
Armistice Day Honor Ride For Unknown Soldier
President Har accompanied the body of the unknown soldier from the Capitol to Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day. General Pershing led the funeral procession with Supreme Court members, senators, and other notables following the commander in chief.
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America
Har
Capitol
National Cemetery
Arlington
Virginia Hills
General Pershing
Supreme Court
Glouster Hunting Season Opens With Early Rush
Hunting season starts in Glouster with many hunters on the road by midnight. An observer driving from Moxahala reported seeing about 200 automobile loads of hunters with dogs and guns heading to the hills Tuesday morning.
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Moxahala
Glouster
Road supper planned at Blackwood school house
A fundraising supper will be held at the Blackwood school house Friday evening to aid the Congress Run road. Proceeds support road improvements already made and more work planned. supper starts promptly at 6 30 with invites to travel supporters to attend.
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Congress Run Road
Blackwood School House
Blackwood
New Republic Quartet to Open Jacksonville Lyceum
The American Bell Ringers are canceled as the opening act for the Jacksonville Lyceum course. The New Republic Quartet, a prominent singing group, will instead open the season on November 23 to benefit Jacksonville schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Aildred Jewell Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Aildred Jewell announce the birth of a daughter born Monday. The brief item notes the new arrival in a family corner.
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Aildred Jewell
Football game canceled by New Lexington High
New Lexington High canceled Friday’s football game on local grounds against Glouster High. Glouster seeks another opponent for Friday. Mrs. Herman Smith returned to Zanesville Monday after a short visit with relatives here. Mrs. A. R. Porterfield of Athens spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis. Mrs. John Andrews of Corning visited friends here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington Hi
Glouster Hi
New Lexington
Glouster
Herman Smith
Zanesville
A. R. Porterfield
Athens
C. H. Davis
John Andrews
Corning
Jacksonville Street Paving Progress Hinges On Weather
Work on the Jacksonville street paving progresses with grading finished and part of the curb in place. Contractors can push the project rapidly in clear weather, but a single rainy day could delay progress by three or four days.
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Jacksonville
Glouster High Set For Friday Football With Nelsonville
Glouster High travels to local grounds Friday to face Nelsonville High. Nelsonville fields a fast squad and Glouster coaches praise hard practice and improvement. A competitive game is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Hi
Nelsonville Hi
Nelsonville
Glouster Boys
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Friday
The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the high school building Friday at 3 PM. All members are asked to attend and nonmembers are invited to join at the meeting.
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Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Gilley Leaves For Cincinnati After Sister's Death
G. E. Gilley, who came from Cincinnati to attend his sister Mrs. M. L. Globe's death, departed for home last night.
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G. E. Gilley
Cincinnati
Hollister Store Sold as Power Retains Mail Duties
Thomas Power, longtime Hollister store operator, sold the business to Pete Verba of McLeish. Verba takes charge this morning, while Power remains postmaster and will run the store until a successor is appointed to handle Hollister mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Power
Hollister
Pete Verba
McLeish
Mr. Power
Wrestler Frank Lamarque Wins Two Falls at Opera House
In last night’s match at the opera house Frank Lamarque defeated his opponent in two straight falls using a head scissors and arm lock. The first fall lasted about 30 minutes and the second 20 minutes. Afterward Farmer Burns claimed to be more of a boxer and issued a challenge that was accepted by Jack Shaldoff of Columbus, Lamarque’s manager. The date for the next bout will be announced later.
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Opera House
Frank Lamarque
Farmer Burns
Jack Shaldoff
Columbus
Lamarque
Summers Fills Placeholder Bout Versus Shaldoff
In a exhibition match Summers substituted for Gail of Hollister and faced Jack Shaldoff. Despite weight differences Summers delivered a strong showing in the preliminary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Summers
John Gail
Hollister
Jack Shaldoff
Summers
Card of Thanks for community support after death
The family of Robert Parkins thanks friends neighbors and church members for kindness during illness and after his death. They especially acknowledge the Royal Order of Lions for flowers the Baptist church singers Reverend Smith for consolation and Mr. and Mrs. J B Murray and Mr. and Mrs. B J Meyers for acts of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parkins
Royal Order of Lions
Singers
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Smith
J. B. Murray
J. Meyers
Real estate transfers rise in Athens area amid shifting trends
In Athens City and Athens Township buyers and sellers dominate, with transfers exceeding Nelsonville's so far this year. Glouster also shows higher activity than Nelsonville, while Trimble and Buchtel report lower totals. Overall patterns vary by district, with some areas seeing continued selling while others hold onto property.
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Athens City
Athens Township
Athens
Nelsonville
Athens Two
Glouster City
TOS Ecu
Uae
Buchtél Corp
Buchtel
Goodrich Cuts Tire Prices Across Popular Grades
B F Goodrich Company in Akron announces a 20 percent price cut on popular tire grades, with reductions not uniform across all products. The move follows similar cuts by Firestone and Goodyear in the past three weeks, signaling a broader industry price shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Company
Firestone
Goodyear
China proposes future status plan at arms talk
China today offered a proposal on its future status in the Far East to the arms limitation conference just before adjournment at 1 oclock.
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China
Washington
Far East
Senate Sifts Newberry Verdict on 1918 Michigan Seat
The Senate began consideration of a resolution to clear Senator Newberry of fraud and corruption charges linked to Michigan’s 1918 senatorial elections. The effort follows years of controversy surrounding his seat and ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Washington
Senate
Senator Newberry
Michigan
Return of Alsace-Lorraine Boosts French Protestant Population
The reintegration of Alsace-Lorraine into France has increased the Protestant population by about 300,000, reflecting demographic shifts after the region's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Lakewood High School Cafeteria Targeted in Ohio Suit
Law director Robert G. Curren of Lakewood likely to file in common pleas court to stop Lakewood High School cafeteria operations asserting taxpayers funds are used. George R. Hauschild, the taxpayer, argues state laws forbid school funds for restaurants, potentially affecting all Cleveland area cafeterias. Hauschild runs a neighboring hot dog stand and school officials barred students from dining there.
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Cleveland
Robert G. Curren
Lakewood
Common Pleas Court
Lakewood High School
George R. Hauschild
Ohio
Hausehhild
Goitre Removal Claim Promoted By Dayton Woman
Mrs Louise Will of 228 Gettysburg Ave Dayton Ohio reports in the Dayton Daily News that Sorbol Quadruple cured her goitre four years ago with relief in days and disappearance in weeks. The bottle promises non staining non irritant effects and no interference with daily work. Further information is available at local drug stores or by writing Sorbol Company Mechanicburg Ohio
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Louise Will
Gettysburg Ave
Dayton
The
Dayton Daily News
McKee Drug Co
Athens
LeFavor's
Glouster
Sorbol Company
Mechaniceburg
Ohio
If you have not learned to save in youth
The saying warns that without saving in youth, in old age either the children or the country will have to support you. It emphasizes personal thrift as a social duty and financial self reliance for future security.
Victoria Cross holder from Toronto lays wreath at Arlington
Se G Richardson of Toronto the oldest living Victoria Cross recipient placed a wreath of maple leaves at the grave of the unknown American soldier during Armistice Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Richardson represented Canadian soldiers. He earned the cross in 1855 during the Indian Mutiny.
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Se G. Richardson
Toront
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Sergeant Richardson
Canada
Local Notes from Stewart and Area Citizens
Stewart community reports guest visits and moves among residents including Caroline Crawford, Jane Pyles, and Carl Hayes. Office and mail routes noted along with a birthday surprise for Merle Norris. Rabbits hunted on opening day as Stewart Hi Basketball shocks Amesville 10 to 8 in a rough, low scoring affair.
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Caroline Crawford
Canaanville
Oliver Murphy
Jane Pyles
Geo. Byles
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Guy Starkey
Carl Hays
Athens
Wallace Hatch
Merritt Hayes
Coolville
Archie McCune
J. Biddison
Leroy Nicholson
Asbury
John Balderson
Carl Hayes
T. C. Chatman
Carthage
Merle Norris
Stella Seaman
Geraldine
Evelyn McKee
Rosemond
Marie Cook
Mab Oliver
Frances Hayes
Julia Wright
Dorothy Wright
Stewart
Hazel
Lemine Hawk
Jerseyville
Nora Hawk
Messers
Howard Hawk
William Wetherell
William Cook
Herold Montgomery
Johnny Feastherstone
Francis Boyer
Alfred Justin
Thos. Featherstone
George
Herman Wright
Wm. Rice
Beryl Hayes
Roy Burton
Herald
Ralph Hawk
Dana Bean
Guysville
Stewart Hi
Amesville
University to Purchase Masonic Temple for Men’s Building
Ohio University plans to acquire the Masonic Temple for a new Men’s Building to serve college organizations and as a common space for meals and mingling. Pending funds and property transfer, no major changes will occur yet. adjacent houses may be used for housing and some temple rooms for men students. Full operation hoped by the second semester this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bryan
University
Temple
Oyster and candy social at the church Saturday night
The community announces an oyster and candy social at the church this Saturday evening with all invited. Also noted is the move of Mr and Mrs Clarence Robinson to Athens and Amos Hivson purchasing their farm. Epworth League attendance is up and a list of Sunday guests and visiting couples is given.
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Clarence Robinson
Athens
Amos Hivson
Epworth League
Emmett Linscott
Charles Liggett
Alongo Wooley
Leslie Bryson
Bertha
Emma
Carl Morris
Art Donaldson
Mamie Ashworth
Baltimore
Farmers’ Parents Home
Ed Donaldson
Oldest Ohio executioner to die by electric chair
Columbus, Nov 16 William Cornwell a 70 year old colored man from Columbus convicted of murder of two colored women will be electrocuted in the Ohio penitentiary making him the oldest slayer to die by the electric chair in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
William Cornwell
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Boys Save Springfield Center Fire In Bucket Brigade
Akron Nov 16. High school boys led by principal R E Hyre organized a bucket brigade to battle flames and prevent destruction of Springfield Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
R. E. Hyre
Springfield Center
Canaan township trustee thanks voters and favors cooperation
Public notice from J. H. Grosvenor thanking Canaan township voters for electing him as a trustee in November. He pledges service without selfish interests, urges county state collaboration, and promotes road drags as essential for dirt and gravel roads, noting community input from a local mine worker wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Canaan Township
J. H. Grosvenor
Mrs Tom Wintringham, second woman in Commons
The article notes that before marriage she was a school teacher and identifies Mrs Tom Wintringham as the second woman to sit in the British House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wintringham
House of Commons
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M. D. Hughes
R. R. Hughes
Oxford
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Sunnyside
M. F. Hearn
J. W. Sanderson
J. R. Harvey
Emma Battin
University Terrace
L. G. Worstell
Hull Foster Jr
P. G. Dowler
Chillicothe
Home Missionary Society
Blanche Robinson
J. H. Riffee
Stimpson
West Union
Kindergarten Mothers Club
Ellis Hall
A. H. Sanford
A. E. Whaley
North Congress Street
Mr. Sanford
Mr. Whaley
Arlo Johnson
Bates
Emery Linscott
Richland Avenue
Buckeye Lake
G. L. Hill
R. R. Lanning
Raymond Clarence
Jean Lucile
Logan
John Galeworthy
Cody
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harding
F. P. Dulaney
Ralestit
Goodrich
HOT Ogstand
V. C
Sergt
G. Richardson
Dr. Bryan
Taft Good
Reuben Gillilan
Arthur Anderson
Anderson
North High Street
Jas. E. Stansbury
F. J. Beasley Milling and
Yours
Home Furnishing Company
Fulton’s
New York
Pillsbury
Minnesota
California
Uvas
Fulton
Coffee Premier
Buymore
Song Bird
Unicorn Brand
Logan Brand
Ted
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