Friendship Needle Club Hostess and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Herbert J. Parker will host the Friendship needle club at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Numerous visits and travel highlight society notices, including Mrs. J Claire Evans from Denver, Mrs. Val Davis to Cincinnati, and guests at various homes. Local clubs announce events with speakers from Public Health and Red Cross officials set for October 19 at University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Parker
Friendship Needle Club
P. G. Drake
Montrose Avenue
Susanne
Women’s Music Club
College Auditorium
Berry
Robert I. Woodworth
C. T. Moore
Social Literary Club
McDowell
Lake Division
the Red Cross
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Hobson Study Circle Meets at Mrs Elkins Home
The Hobson Study Circle opened with America the Beautiful sung at Mrs. Harry Elkins home on Foster Place. A Social Literary club invitation to hear Dr McDowell of the Red Cross was announced for October 19 at Mrs C L Jones home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Inez Stedman
Maud Skidmore
Social Literary club hosts by Mrs Hughes at High Street
Mrs Hughes of 9 South High street acted as hostess for the Social Literary club gathering on Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs J H was noted in attendance.
Red Cross Accepts Task New Red Cross Chairman Says Service Urgent
Columbus October 5 Judge John Berton Payne named by President Harding as chairman of the central American Red Cross committee outlines the priority of aiding soldiers and veterans and relief in Europe. He notes a duty of Americans to serve through the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Europe
John Berton Payne
Harding
Central Committee of
The
American Red Cross
Payne
Health is a Woman's Greatest Asset
Compare the cheerful healthy woman with the one in pain and fatigue. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as restoring health and strength to women suffering backache headaches and despondency. Every woman who suffers should consider a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Grayson Plant Fills Orders From Across The Country
Grayson Company in Athens reports 115 workers earning $3,250 weekly while behind $60,000 in orders. The plant, expanding output to meet demand, will soon begin production of a Ray-Glo Water Heater to balance year round operations and boost prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Athens
Grayson Company
John Grayson
Henry Zenner
Chicago
New York
Washington
Ohio University Student Notified of Mother's Fatal Train Death
E H Eaves, a student at Ohio University, was informed by wire that his mother, 70, was struck and killed by a railroad train near her Ashland, Kentucky home. No further details were provided and he departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Eaves
Ohio University
Ashland
Eaves
Death of Glouster farmer Thomas Biddison at 84
Thomas Biddison a prominent Glouster farmer died at his home around noon aged 84. He leaves a widow and 10 children. The couple had been married over 60 years with only one prior death in the family, a grown daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Biddison Glouster
Thomas Biddison
Glouster
Biddison
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Mansfield
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mansfield of 109 Morris Avenue was born and died on Monday October 3. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 PM and burial was in West Union Street Cemetery. The couple have four children, the eldest 13 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mansfield
Morris Avenue
West Union Street
Mansfield
Negro Attacked at City Dump Ends in Severe Injuries
Sheriff Parker responded to Herrold Place near midnight to a report of an assault on Joe Harris, Puerto mouth, who runs the city garbage yard. Harris fought off a masked, axe-wielding assailant while a companion described a hobo man entering the shanty and striking Harris twice on the head. Harris was treated at Ath ens by Dr. Goldsberry for a badly battered head after the axe handle broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Herrold Place
Joe Harris
Portsmouth
James Edwards
Harris
Legion Band to Have Uniforms for 600 Dollars
The American Legion has cleared six hundred dollars besides the auto to fund Legion Band uniforms.William Silvas states the amount covers new outfits for the band, which has shown promise since its recent organization. Several contracts have been booked. On Armistice Day November 11 the band will perform here and in Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
William Silvas
Corning
Cora Wattson Cleared in Bigamy Case in Columbus
Mrs. Cora Wattson alias Cora Winkle from Huntington West Virginia faced bigamy and perjury charges in municipal court. She was cleared on the bigamy count and pleaded not guilty to perjury before the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Columbus, CO
Cora PD. Wattson
Cora Winkle
Huntington
W. Va
Senate Panel to Take Up Railroad Relief Bill Friday
Washington October 5. The Senate interstate commerce committee will hear the administration's railroad relief bill at a meeting Friday announced by Senator Cummins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Wild Bill Finsterwald Build Strong Ohio Eleven
The Athens coach known as Wild Bill inspires the Ohio team after a Syracuse tilt. Loomis trade disputed as fans note Ohio fought Syracuse hard, with Captain Gulick injured. Ohio drills intensively while Grover and Finsterwald push a tempered lineup toward a Bethany matchup before a tougher schedule ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Finsterwald
Athens
Loomis
Fuller
Purpos
Ohio
Bill
Gulick
Grover
Bethany
Wheeling
Tom Morgan
West Virginians
Law Breakers Are Not So Numerous
Chief Justice Taft told the Senate judiciary committee that violations of the Volstead act have increased federal court business by eight percent. He urged creating eighteen additional district judgeships to relieve congestion in federal courts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Free Trial Offer For Asthma Relief Method
An advertisement invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to request a free trial of a purported method to end breathing difficulties wheezing and paroxysms. It states the trial is at no cost including postage and encourages mail-in requests regardless of age occupation or climate with emphasis on hopeless cases.
Free Trial Coupon Notice from Frontier Asthma Co
A promotional note offers a free trial coupon from Frontier Asthma Co located at Room 416G Niagara and Hudson Streets Buffalo N C. It invites recipients to send for the trial method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Co
Niagara and
Hudson Streets
Buffalo, N. C
Millfield ME Church Plans Rally Day Oct 9
Millfield Maine church outlines rally day on Sunday October 9 an all day picnic and basket dinner with Booster class music. The program starts with 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 preaching then 12 dinner 2 pm services led by Rev Dabritz and evening League services all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
M. E. Church
Dabritz
Charce
League
Father to testify against daughter in poisoning trial
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 5 Billy Trueblood father of Lydia Southard is slated to testify against his daughter who is on trial for poisoning her fourth husband Edward F Meyer. The case centers on the alleged Blue Beardess conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Billy” Trueblood
Lydia Southard
Community Notes From Athens and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill local social pages. Miss Jennie Finney travels from Athens to visit sister Mrs. Harrison Davies while relatives from Murray City Buchtel and Nelsonville attend Aunt Grace Harley and Mrs. Hoch in Athens. A parent teacher meeting is set for October 7 at the school house as the community backs student welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta Kern
University
New York City
Geo. Kern
Athens
Jennie Finney
Harrison Davies
William Foster
Murray City
Lillian Donally
Buchtel
Grace Harley
William Moore
Patrick Moore
Dabritz
M.E. Church
Grace Hardy
Addie Donally
John Dana
Hoch
Harry Lyons
Joe
Lucy Surgeon
William Edwards
Orbiston
John Martin
A. M. Bennett
Glouster
Ike Hoch
Murray
Newt Hoch
Carl Bateman
Nelsonville
Parent
D. W. Layton
Akron
J. H. Martin
Howard Mayberry
James
8. M. Buffington
Mayberrys
Iowa City
Chicago
Mayberry
John Gabriel
Sam Gabriel
Zell Douglas
Vern
John Gabriel Sr
Ruby
Flora
Chas
St. John
Ethel
Sarah Batchelder
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints
Wales Mill
Clarence Farrow
Newton Hoch
James Hardy
Mary McCall
Fire alarm bell triggered by smoke deemed latest firefighting appliance
A fire alarm bell that rings from smoke alone is described as the latest firefighting appliance. This device highlights advances in early smoke detection and rapid warning in fire incidents.
Local Notes From Harrisonville And Surrounding Towns
Harrisonville residents report visits and family news including Kate Talbott staying with sister Mrs George Shaw in Jacksonville for winter. Clint Gilkey and wife welcome a new baby. Mrs Derry in ill health after a heart attack. Mrs George Adkins dies. funeral at M E church and Wells Cemetery. Postoffice changes hands with E L Jewell as new postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Talbott
Jacksonville
George Shaw
Clint Gilkey
Howard Hull
Hawk
Dane Carpenter
Ad Forrest
Rutland
Harry Tufts
Columbus
Derry
Lizzie Michael
Little Son
Bedford
George Turner
George Adkins
Wells Cemetery
M. E. Church
Col Brooks
Pete Peyton
Crow
Irvan Creek
Grace White
Abe Combs
Will Turner
Jerseyville
E. L. Jewell
Mrs. McCune
Bent Carl
Rush Diehl
Downington
Hockingport church note and local visits
Rev BE Wilson preached at the Methodist Church on Sunday and the service is biweekly. A Belpre area party picnicked at Coolville Camp Ground then toured Mockingport and Dutton Spring. Locals share health updates, travels, and farm activity around Hockingport, Coolville, Parkersburg, and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Wilson
Methodist Church
Belpre
Coolville
Mockingport
Dutton
Harry Parker
Austin Hall
Deli Hall
Edith
Dunbar
Mary A. Stone
Otho Elliott
Herbert McCullick
Akron
Charles Wayden
Lew Humphrey
Ira Conley
Parkersburg
Melvin Ice
Amy
Mary
Wallace
W. Va
Esther Dunfee
Fenn Barrows
George Parker
George
George Dufer
Hockingport
Joe Keever
Ethel
Jessie
Gladys Parker
Joe Galvin
Julian Adams
Marietta
F. M. Medley
Dog Ridge
Dog Ridge Edges Hockingport In High-Scoring Diamond Bout
A recent game on the Hockingport diamond featured numerous errors and lively plays, ending with Dog Ridge victorious 13 to 12. Biz visitor M. Medley checked in at Bellaire during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockingport
Dog Ridge
M. Medley
Bellaire
Mind Over Hair Declares Priority in Public Debate
A witty remark shifts focus from appearance to thought as critics argue substance outweighs style in political discourse. The quip highlights how voters value ideas over looks in evaluating candidates and public figures.
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J. Claire Evans
Denver, Colorado
Mrs
D. J. Evans
Mr. Evans
Mary Wilson
Elkins
F. §. Wolfe
H. L. Atkinson
Val Davis
Cincinnati
Monroe F. Brown
Ruth Davis
Wyoming
W. Pierce
Mollie Pierce
Shade
B. Liggett
Mary White
Mollie Moore
Edson Ruth
J. D. Wrenne
Martha Davis
Nashville, Tenn
E. F. Black
Franklin Avenue
Mr. Wrenne
Harry Elkins
Foster Place
R. D. Elkins
Jackson
Alex Johnson
Robert
Chillicothe
Johnson
J. B. Shepard
East
New York State
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Magnetic Springs
Millikan
Morocco
Ain
Ene
Negro
Legion Band
Will
Chas. McCall
McCall
Hardy
Frank Hamilton
W. J. Hawk and
Alfred Wetlow
John Smart
Cannonville
Lon Humphry
Robert Noble
New Straitaville
George Wilson
Colorado
Dot Dicken
Rey’s
Lash
Harrisonville
H.W. Brooks
Caloric N
Nane Mae
Toledo
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Ford News
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Albany, Ohio
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