Local travel and visits noted in Columbus
Pr H S Singley visits Columbus on business. Frank Gross trips to Marietta for work. Mrs Orpha Herrold returns from Chicago with sister Mrs Hammill. Mrs Elizabeth Kern heads to Atlantic City for two weeks. Mrs H L Wheaton leaves for Columbus and Pisin City for ten days. Mr and Mrs William Cray relocate to 38 Mill St AJim Hope and others drive to Columbus for State Fair closing days. Joseph Basom and BH Batch join trip to the fair. Williams of Jerseyville travels to Columbus for the fair. Joseph L Bouchie of Vincennes visits son P J Bouchie at 150 Grosvenor St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hope
Joseph Basom
BH. A. Batch
Columbus
G. L. Fenzel
Anna May
Fred Fengelt
William Fenzel
Fred Fenzel
Toledo
Fred Fenzel Jr
G.fenzel
Det Mich
Hazel Pennybaker
Mrs. Allen and daughter visit Nelsonville kin
Mrs. Frank Allen and her daughter Mary Kathryn are visiting Nelsonville for a week with Mrs. E. D. Cooley and family, the sister of Mrs. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Mary Kathryn
Nelsonville
E. D. Cooley
Local residents plan travels with fairs and visits
Mr O B Murphy leaves for Toronto to attend the One Hundred Thousand Club meeting. Clarence W Murphy and family enjoy a Columbus vacation. A party heads to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus for two days. Miss Mary Frances Creed visits Baltimore relatives. Prof Milo Kimball departs for Boston University. Others visit relatives or return from trips including Athens Sugar Grove and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Murphy
Toronto
Canada
New
Y Life Tpaurangs Company
Ohio State Fair Impresses Visitor Claiming Best Ever
Agent based in Columbus returns from the Ohio State Fair noting it is the best ever seen in the state during the first three days. Mrs. Thomas E. Clark and her son Niam plan a Friday trip from Carpenter street to visit Charles Clark in Columbus before heading to Lodi for a week. Elizabeth Cochran accepts eighth grade teaching in Hopedale Harrison county schools with Blanche Howe, superintendent, as they prepare for the school opening next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Raymona
Thomas E. Clark
Niam
Carpenter Street
Charles Clark
Capital City
Clark
Lodi
Ohio
Elizabeth Cochran
Hopedale
Harrison County
Blanche Howe
Social notes from Columbus and Athens visits and travels
Mrs. A. C. Slodne and guests attended a reunion dinner at the Chittenden hotel with members of the Woman's War Savings committee in Columbus. Local families, church members, and visitors from Shelby, Athens, Toledo, and Indianapolis circulated through Athens and Nelsonville for hospital, family, and missionary events and regional tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Slodne
South Court Street
Columbus
Chittenden
Woman's War Savings Committee
Women join Athens County Republican Club in mass meeting
Over five hundred women signed a petition indicating their intent to join the Athens County Republican Club after a meeting in the Athens court house. Miss Carrie Florida of Dayton spoke on suffrage, party activity, and voting responsibility to mature voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens County Republican Club
Athens
Athens County Harding
Coolidge Republican Club
Carrie Florida
Dayton
Florida
Staes
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Republican
I. M. Foster
Republican Club
A. B. Price
Miss Villa van Dyke
Miss Florida
Columbuia
Republian
League of Nations
Police Captain Shot by Own Officer in Cleveland
Captain Edward B. Connolly of the Cleveland Heights police was near death from a bullet wound fired by Patrolman Ralph W. Newness who mistook him for a burglar at a drug store. Connolly was off duty in civilian clothes when Newness reported and fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward B. Connolly
Cleveland Heights
Ralph W. Newness
Barrows
Newness
War saw on edge of fronts as Soviet forces advance
War news from Warsaw reports Soviet General Budenny's army is on the move with a likely push on the front lines. Details remain scarce as reports from the frontline areas filter in showing continued pressure and shifting positions amid the ongoing conflict.
Suffrage Leaders Celebrate Amendment Ratification
A Washington meeting last week brought prominent suffrage figures together to celebrate the ratification of the nineteenth amendment. Notable leaders include Mrs. Catt, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, and other longtime advocates such as Miss Hay Harriet Upton and Mrs. Park, leaders in Republican and women’s voter organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tion
Miss Hay
New York
Arriet Upton
Republican National Oene
Park
National League of Women Voters
Mis
Mary G. Hay
Harriet Taylor Upton
Maud Weed Park
Marjorie, Shuler
Carrie Gigeas Catt
Germany rejects calls to join Russia or Entente in war
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Simons said Germany refused proposals from both Russia and the Entente to collaborate against the other and break the Versailles treaty. He noted Russia was urged to collide with Bolsheviks and ally with the Entente, but the ideas were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl v. Groat
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Simons
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Theg
Si- Tiscates
Magazinat
Family and Friends Visit in Ohio and Nearby Towns
Bethany Mr and Mrs Job Moore spent a few days with their son Clyde Moore in Athens. Wyatt Johnson of Baltimore visited the Johnsons. Lelia Lightfoot and son Garth of Stewart stayed with grandparents Lorn and Mrs Petty. Everett Russell and family attended the Athens fair. Everett Ross visited Parkersburg. Harley Moore visited relatives near Stewart. Charley Moore builds a new barn. Hue Poston from near Canaanville visited Mr. Graunt Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Moore
Clyde Moore
Athens
Wyatt Johnson
Baltimore
John Johnson
Lelia Lightfoot
Garth
Stewart
Lorn Petty
Everett Russell
Everett Ross
Parkersburg
Harley Moore
Mrs. Featherstone
Charley Moore
Hue.Poston
Canaanville
Graaut Russell
Domini Republic Plans Agricultural Experiment Station
The government of the Domini republic will establish an agricultural experiment station to improve the quality of native livestock and promote agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Republic
Polish Army Drives Reds from Poland Featured Women Warriors
A historic Polish army report highlights thousands of young women who helped push Soviet forces back. The piece emphasizes female courage and duty, noting the women’s decisive role in battlefield success and morale during wartime efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ohio State Stadium to House 63000 Fans
Columbus September 2 The new Ohio State football stadium will seat 83 000 or 63 000? The article states a capacity figure and notes a U shaped structure with two seating tiers. Construction has begun for the 92 acre Ohio Field complex adjoining the stadium, featuring baseball diamonds and football grids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
Ohio State University
Ohio
Amoni Ohio State
Athens County
Large list of new teachers for the county
Certificates to teach were issued after the August 27 examination. The county examiners granted one year elementary certificates to Adda Beckett Edwin FE Higgins Frances Mattie James Fannie Matteson Stella Aeman Bertha Syx Emme J Hix son Lloyd BE Sears John L Stine Cleo Williams E L Ferguson Arthur Hawk Edne Wharton three years to Erc Butcher Ray Strickler Ferne Byx Edith Brohard John Paynter R L LeMaster Eleanor Dunn and others renewals for two and three years under various sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Beckett
Edwin FE. Higgins
Dinsmoor
Frances
Mattie James
Fannie Matteson
Fstella Aéaman
Bertha Syx
Emme J. Hixson
Lloyd BE. Sears
Jackson
County
John L. Stine
Cleo Williams
E. L. Ferguson
Arthur Hawk
Edne Wharton
Erc Butcher
Ray Strickler
Ferne Byx
Edith Brohard
John Paynter
R. L. LeMaster
Two Detectives Sought in Chicago Slaying Case
Chicago police sought two private detectives believed to have witnessed the slaying of Howard B. Rhodes, a Chicago merchant, who was shot while in an auto ride with Mrs. Virginia Jacobson. Investigators say the detectives trailed Jacobson amid a divorce suit and followed the couple to a hospital where Rhodes’ body was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard B. Rhodes
Virginia Jacobson
Rhodes
Weekend visitors fill Guyville area homes
Listings note multiple guests and relatives visiting from Marietta Athens The Plains and Parkersburg over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Jewett Stalder Miss Margaret Snow and Charles Miss Edith Wetzel and Mrs Charles Inman Dr BE D Harper from Indianapolis Rev M L Woodard and families Will Morrison Dale Smalley and others visited or stayed with local residents in Stewart and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett Stalder
Marietta
H. Stalder
Margaret Snow
Charles
Athens
W. Wistner
R. D
BE. D. Harper
Wilson
Indianapolis
Bruce Chapman
Charles Inman
Edith Wetzel
Canaanville
J. M. Bryson
the Plains
Bean
Ryland Perr
C. C. Cray
M. L. Woodard
Will Morrison
New England
M. E. Church
Dale Smalley
Parkersburg
G. W. Calvert
Eve
Mr. Woodard
Stewart
Picnic and church service invite in evening notice
A church notice invites all to a picnic supper on Tuesday evening on the church lawn and preaching at the M. and church Sunday evening for the final sermon of the conference year.
Rationing of Coal Supply Seen as Prospect for Ohio
In Cleveland on Sept 2 representatives from Youngstown Cleveland Akron and other cities plus the National Coal Association local dealers and railroad men planned talks on preventing a coal famine this winter. The Akron plan to pool supplies and distribute to homes lacking coal gained favor, while those with stock would wait. State reports urged rapid action to avert widespread fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
National Coal Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Protest in Chicago Over Starvation Hunger Strike
An American protest erupted in Chicago on September 2 as activists oppose allowing Terence McBwiney to starve himself and target Premier George Chris non for political reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Terence acBwiney
Ignerenes
George
Chris
Seventy Thousand Miners Idle in Anthracite Strike
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on September 2 fifty thousand workers in district No 1 Lackawanna and Luzerne counties faced a complete tie up as insurgent leaders protest Wilsons coal wage award. Forty five collieries closed. Authorities prepared to act and government agents kept plans undisclosed while United Mine Workers factions met with operators in Scranton to integrate new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wilson
Anthracite Commission
Lackawanna
Luserne
Commission
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Card of Thanks and Family Visit Notes
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors who protected property after a fire. The item mentions Mr and Mrs Colvin hosting Carlos and family, Vivien, and a Nelsonville family member Levi Ogg visiting, plus Mrs Qra Copeland. Comments include a brief social note on Monday and Thursday night fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Vivien
Ag? d
Nelsonville
Colvin
Levi Ogg
Rs. Qra Copeland
Chas. Ryan
Community Meet at New Marshfield Begins Sept 6
A series of community welfare meetings starts at the Church of Christ in New Marshfield on Sunday Sept 6 with an all day gathering. A noon basket dinner, Rev. March of Athens, and Prof. G. Mardin of Ohio University are slated to speak, with the county health nurse invited. The events aim to address rural life in the county and invite all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Church of Christ
March
Athens
Mardin
Ohio University
Twelve Hurt in Dublin Bomb Explosion
Dublin reports a bomb blast severely injuring twelve people. Advices received here indicate a share of victims attacked or injured. authorities warn of ongoing danger as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sand Rock Social Guests and Local Visits
Sand Rock community notes weekend visits from Nelson Colvin and James and McDonald families of nearby towns. The article lists dinners and gatherings at several homes, names Thelma Colvin and Lydia Bowman among attendees, plus a cream social planned at Sand Rock school on Friday September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Colvin
Stanton James
Athens
Len McDonald
New England
Sabra Morris
Amesville
Jesse King
Ethel
Jerseyville
Robert Roberts
Carmel
Hal Brawley
Orta Roberts
Jas Thelma Colvin
Misa Dorothy Lotts
Lydia* Bowman
Chesterhill
Will Marquis
Sand Roc School House
Frank Porter
F. EB. McCune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wociety
Frank Gross
Congress Street
Orpha Herrold
Chicago, Ill
C. D. Hammill
Elizabeth Kern
Wedness
Atlantic City
H. L. Wheaton
Pisin City
William Cray
Franklin Avenue
No. 38
Mill Street
Williams
Joseph. L. Bouchie
Vingennes, Ind
P. J. Bouchie
Grosvenor Street
Clarence W. Murphy
B. Murphy
East State Street
Herb Parker
P. H. McKinley
D. M.murphy
Mary Frances Creed
Lucille Creed
Creed
Florence Bish
Milo Kimball
Boston, Mass
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Carl Ferguson
Colum
Ohio State
A. D. Townsend
Jellico, Tenn
Charlies H. Townsend
Ben Biddle
Betty
Sugar Grove
A. B. Mackie
Colonial Inn
Coach Mackie
Athens School
R. M. van Dyke
Harold
Frederick
0. R. Ross
Philadelphia
Albany
New York City
Robert E. Nye
Chauncey
Buenos Aires
Argentina
L. A
Roy Pilcher
Valparaiso
Gary
Ind
London
Grace West
Rose Price
Alma Jones
Ella Chapman
Buckeye Lake
E. R. Raymond
B. M. Covert of
Mr. Covert
Elizabeth McGrath
County Commissioners Office
Miss Grace
Kate Mulligan
Shelby
Iowa
Elizabeth McCole Athens
C. B. Ballenger
Angel Ridge
Orley Moore
The
Christian Church
S. E. G.pedigo
E. D. Murch
C. Augusta Morse
W. Duffee
L. A. Koons
J. O. Earick
William Burke
David Johnson
W. D. Robinson and Son
James Burke
E. L. Church
Knox
Grace Riley
Brsbagy Budenny
Bethany
REDS
Poland
Ohio Stadium
Ocat
Eleanor Dunn
Nelle Laughlin
Margaret McGucken
Mary McGucken
Naomi Kam
Verrice Wolfe
Carrie Smith
Florente Smart
Nellie Shafer
Gertrude Seel
Hazel Ryan
Gladys Rhodes
Mae Pierce
Parl Barnhill
Theresa Blackwood
Gladys Bowers
Gladys Brewer
Lucile Bryson
Lucile Carpenter
Charles Christman
Garnette Daniels
Donna Fish
Chloe Harris
Mildred Howard
Cecile McGrew
Merle Norris
Guysville
Garden Court
Gline Pharmagy Co
Athens, Ohio
All Day Church
Mardis
Ine
Empire Phonograph
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