Local society notes and surrounding reunions in Ohio
Numerous society notices from Athens and surrounding towns record births, visits, weddings, and travels. Highlights include Forest Davis Brown born September 30 in Wyoming Ohio to Mrs. Monroe Brown. relatives listed in Athens Logan and Columbus. families travel to Bolen's Mill for Rutherford gatherings. and many local residents visiting kin or attending church events and meetings through October.
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Monroe Forest Brown Th Davis
Wyoming
Ohio
Forest Davis Brown
Stampede Not Pustele No in the States
Washington officials say the United States government will not be stampeded into war over the Near East Turco-Greek crisis. High officials dismiss interventionist sentiment and religious zeal as motives for haste. They assert the public misreads the political complexities of the embroglio and caution against sending soldiers to the scene.
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Washington
United States
Near East
England
Starding
League of Nations
Harding
Scc.e
Cleveland wife held after hammer attack on husband
Anthony Pugal, 42, is in a Cleveland hospital with a fractured skull and serious injuries from a hammer attack. His wife Rosa Pugal, 41, is in police custody after confessing to the crime saying she planned to kill him because he wanted to leave. The couple has six children. In Columbus a 10 year old boy Earl Moats from Akron was taken to Juvenile Detention, suspected of running away from home.
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Cleveland
Anthony Pugal
Rosa Pugal
Pugal
Columbus, CO
Earl Moats
Akron
Richland County Eyes Second Cherry Crop If Frost Delays
In Mansfield October 2, Richland County farmers report several cherry trees in bloom raising hopes for a second crop this year, provided frost holds off.
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Mansfield
Richland County
Local visitors and recovering relatives populate Sunday notes
Relatives Charles Harrison and Walter Oakley, both ill or injured, sit up on Sunday and head toward recovery. W. A. Matheny and family from Athens visited his mother Mrs. Emaline Matheny. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Aleshire and daughter Evelyn drove to Athens. Herman Curry and family from Athens spent Sunday with Orla and Harry Porter families.
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Charles Harrison
Walter Oakley
Beaumont Mine
W. A. Matheny
Athens
Emaline Matheny
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn
Herman Curry
Orla
Harry Porter
Man Ends 30 Day Fast Aims to Double Sun Rise
In Japan a man climbed Mt Fuji and began a 30 day fast to induce the sun to rise twice on the emperor's birthday. Police halted a man who demanded audience with the emperor claiming divine instruction about beans and peas. Doctors assess possible insanity.
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Tokiko
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Imperial Palace
Local Social News Involving Day and Parkersburg Visitor
Torch Mr and Mrs N Q Day visited Little Hocking on Monday. Cecil Day was taken to a Parkersburg hospital last week for typhoid fever. Mrs Cyrus Jones spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Sherry Basim. Melvin Blackburn and family of Belpre visited Friday. Haddon Dye and George Jones families also called.
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N. Q
Little Hocking
S. Baker
Cecil
Parkersburg
Cyrus Jones
Sherry Basim
Melvin Blackburn
Belpre
Haddon Dye
George Jones
West Millfield pupils achieve perfect September attendance
Made a fine record by listing primary room students from West Millfield school who were neither absent nor tardy in September. Names include Leonard Walton Dennis McDaniel John Smith Donald Totman George Vargo Paul Daugherty Ervil Rutter Gerald McDaniel Thomas Omen James Mackey Andy Kish Nira Louise Pettit Dorothy Mayle Juanita Henry Mae Simpson Wilma Matye.
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Millfield
West Millfield School
Leonard Walton
Dennis McDaniel
John Smith
Donald Totman
George Vargo
Paul Daugherty
Ervil Rutter
Gerald McDaniel
Thomas Omen
James Mackey
Andy Kish
Nira Louise Pettit
Dorothy Mayle
Juanita Henry
Mae Simpson
Wilma Matye
Local Social Notes From Barlow and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. William Mowery and Alma attended the Barlow fair on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S I Dunfee, Debbie Dunfee and Emma Smith were guests at the Dunfees’ home. Ellen Wilcoxen celebrated her birthday with friends and classmates as guests arrived. Teachers Dinsmore and Rhodenaver spent Sunday in Athens and Guysville. Leo Johnson took his ailing wife to Parkersburg for treatment. David Russell and Lizzie Stout of Shade visited their cousins William Robinson and Orpha. Willard Baker took a vacation from work due to his daughter Mayme Graff’s illness. Mrs. Edward Hamilton returned from a Pittsburg visit. Augustus Griffin and Circleville visitors stayed with the Bakers and Givens families a Sunday.
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William Mowery
Alma
S.I. Dunfee
Debbie Dunfee
Emma Smith
Barlow Fair
Harry Wilcoxen
Ellen
Mr. Dinsmore
Miss Rhodenaver
Athens
Guys‘ville
Leo Johnson
Parkersburg
David Russell
Lizzie Stout
Shade
William Robinson
Orpha
Willard Baker
Mayme Graff
Edward Hamilton
Pittsburg
Justice officials accused of misusing liquor stocks
A federal grand jury report charges Department of Justice officials with using liquor stored in the DOJ building and in warehouses for personal use. The document says much liquor was also given to their friends.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Local families and guests visit Logan fair weekend
The Plains Charles Moore and family attend the Logan fair Saturday night along with Miss Electa Wheaton and Miss Ella Edgar from Athens visiting Mrs. W. J. Hawk. Athens friends Virgene Shields Mozelle Stephens Mildred Davis stay with their parents. A. M. Bennett family from Gloucester visit John Martin while John Noble and John Frazier join at Gore for weekend.
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Charles Moore
Port Dicken
Jessie
A. M. Humphrey
Fanny Ball
Logan
Electa Wheaton
Ella Edgar
Athens
W. J. Hawk
Virgene Shields
Mozelle Stephens
Mildred Davis
A. M. Bennett
Glouster
John Martin
Robert Noble
Columbus
Noble
John Noble
John Frazier
Poston
Ball
Marie Aleshire
Gore
Firearm Training Given to KC Postal Workers
In Kansas City, more than half of government employees handling funds or valuables for US mail have received firearm training. Officials report high accuracy scores as Marines withdraw from mail protection, and a miniature range was set up in the federal building basement. Fred Croy, a World War II veteran, leads the instruction in the registry claims area.
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Kansas City
United States
Post Office
Federal
Fred Croy
Locusts and Sharks Highlight Odd Weather Notes
Odd clipping notes LOCUSTS and FAT CROPO IN QOUTH with Basking sharks described as the largest known variety reaching about 32 feet. Fragmentary text includes numbers 10 2 4 6 and nonsensical phrases.
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Qouth
Destroyers sail from Hampton Roads to aid refugees
Twelve American destroyers depart Hampton Roads heading for Constantinople to assist in relief work for war stricken refugees, under Rear Admiral Bristol who serves as American high commissioner.
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Norfolk, Va
Hampton Roads
Constantinople
Mark Bristol
Hich
Paving Rush Under Ringwald Manager on Pratt and North Congress
Streets Pratt and North Congress are being rushed to completion under Contractor Ringwald after finishing Court and Union street work. Both roads had been sold earlier and the contractor started accelerated paving to finish the project.
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Pratt Street
Congress Street
Ringwald
Court
Union Street
Supreme Court Begins Fall Term Adjourns For Courtesy Call
The U S Supreme Court opened its regular fall term today at 12 05 p m and, after a brief session with no decisions announced, adjourned to pay a courtesy call to President Harding at the White House.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Harding
White House
Birthday Party at Clutter Home Near Winger Chapel
New Marshfield Ohio residents gathered at R. L. Chitter's home near Winger Chapel for a surprise fifty third birthday celebration. Neighbors and relatives enjoyed a nooned meal served cafeteria style with C. A. Shafer and family Ralph BE L. Wilson and others attending.
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New Marshfield
R. L. Chitter
Winger Chapel
C. A. Shafer
Ralph
BE. L. Wilson
Honor Guests List From Chauncey Area Social
A lengthy guest list from Chauncey and nearby areas names Mrs. Maria Clutter and family plus the Lewellyn and Brown households. It includes Richard and Eleanor Lewellyn, Harve Nichols and wife, Charles Burt and wife from Winget Chapel, Anson and Winget, Mr and Mrs W H Brown and son Herbert and daughters Maria Benedine and Bernadine, plus Miss Sarah Copper of Brooklyn and Miss Edith Brown of Columbus. Other attendees include Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown and son of Columbus and Donald Clutter and wife, and Mr and Mrs R K Clutter and family from Chauncey.
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Richard
Eleanor
Margaret Lewellyn
Maria Clutter
Harve Nichols
Charles Burt
Winget Chapel
Anson
Winget
W. H. Brown
Herbert
Maria
Benedine
Bernadine
Sarah Copper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edith Brown
Columbus
Ernest Brown
Donald Clutter
Chauncey
Mrs. R. Kl. Clutter
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A. W. Boetticher
Robert
T. FE. Bowen
Mrs. Harley Parker
Inddleport
Frances Hatch
Ilish
Hebron
H. A. Hatch
Harry Allen
Combus
S. S. Carpenter
136Th Congress Street
B. M. Covert
Formis Avenue
Raymond R. Lanng
Raymond Clarce
Jean Lucile
Sony
Lanning
Frank M. McKay
St State Street
Charles Morris
Ughter Goldie
Sylvia Nigar
Pansy Bolin
Elwood Grubb
John Koch
Crawfordsle
Iowa
A. N. Hnson
Mr. Grubb
J. Johnson
Chicago
Canada
O. F. Rowland
W. L. Rowland
Wheeling
W. Va
Mr. Rowland
F. L. Ikins
Freeport
Renning
Charles Woodworth
Elizabeth Hope
Rs. G. W. Hope
Morris
Miss Hope
Bron Schools
A. ¥. Wilcox
Rubenville
Womensssionary Society of the
Presbyjan Church
Wilcox
W. Howe
Poplar Avenue
Esther
The
Christian Rch
W. J. Davidson
E. Markeson
Charles E. Markeson
John Markeson
Miss Nand
Gifford Jane Markeson
Counngineer
Fred R. Bakerisher
A. W. Easler
Easter Street
Clinton Clifton
Theport
Misses Jones
Susie Taylor
Womans Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Marian Bush
Ohio State University
David Fetch
George Ford
Billy
James Ford
Sand Ridge
A. E. Graham
City
Keiffer
Beasley
George R. Holmes
Trico
Blue Devil
By Wilkiami
Niles, Mich
Arthur Gregg
Niles
Gregg
Tiflis
Zangezour
Asia Minor
Pouloubrenar
Smyrna
Dames
Clutter
Kelly
Springfield
Athens County
Buick Company
Selby
West Athens
Vicker’s
Winte
A. D. McPherson
West Union St
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
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