Birthday gathering honors Rev and Mrs Hanes at Morris Avenue
Friends of Rev and Mrs C B Hanes gathered at 53 Morris Avenue for a birthday reminder. Refreshments were served to numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs Sprague and children, Mrs Goldie Bobo, the Pinkerton family, the Sams family, the Atkins family, Mrs Jinks, Mrs Wyers, and many others in a pleasant social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hanes
Morris Avenue
Ohn Sprague
Maxine
Virgin
Melvin
Rubb
Silly
Red
Goldie Bobo
Tre
R. L. Pinkerton
Mary
Donna
Nelle
Betty
D. G. Sams
Virginia
Louise
Ida Mansia
F. M. Ife
Lena Davis
EH. L. Atkins
Ruth Jinks
Martha
Sams
Kathryn Smith
R. S. Atkins
Danes
Dorothy Pierce
John Bb
John Wyers
Zinnah Bean
Gladys Crawford
Bobby
Fiora Kean
Nelsonville Bridge Scores Highlight Club Night
Nelsonville Players win in bridge scores with high honors going to Mrs. Bob Jewett of Nelsonville and Mrs. Ralph White as low scorer. Max Bartoe Jr. hosted the gathering, and Ralph White served as guest player. Airs Beeson of St. Louis visits Athens, while Dan Davis from Cleveland plans a Cleveland trip. Dorothy Dailey and her parents head to Tarentum for education duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bartoe, Jr
Ralph White
Nelsonville
Bob Jewett
Hampton Beeson
Alice Hen
St. Louis
D. H. Henry
Stamr
South College Street
Cincinnati
Ing
National
Better Buains Bureaus
Louis Better Business Bureau
R. Beeson
Joh
Dan Davis
Cleveland
Athens
Zanesville
Notable Local Residents and Visitors Schedule
Mr Frank Roach returns home from Mt Carmel Hospital in convalescence. Miss V Lucel Boden of Philadelphia visits her parents on 66 Morris Ave and will depart Sept 13. Ernestine Donnelly of Bucyrus visits Boden household. Prof T N Hoover and family depart for Youngstown. Jean Louise Westlake accompanies them. John George and Ben George visit Hibbards en route Kane Pa, pausing in Kent to see Norton family. Mrs Hattie F Garr and family travel to Princeton W Va to visit in law. Child Conservation League meeting postponed to Sept 15. Mrs P B Lawrence travels to Columbus then Western Springs Ill. Miss Lucile Friedrich leaves for Massillon over Labor Day. Evan J Jones family return from Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Roach
B. F. Stout
Pittsburgh
South College Street
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Roach
V. Lucel Boden
Philadelphia
J. H. Boden
Morris Avenue
Miss Boden
National Extension Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boden
Miss Ludel
Ernestine Donnelly
Bucyrus
John George
Kane, Pa
Ben George
Portersfield
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster Street
Kent
James T. Norton
Norton
Mary George
Hattie F. Garr
Down. Grones
Dow, Jr
Hattie Lou
Princeton
W. Va
Entertains Bridge Club and Guests at Congress Apartments
Mrs. William W. Davis hosted a Thursday bridge gathering at Congress Apartments for three tables. Guests included Mrs. Grover Mitchell Mrs. John Henry Mrs. Jay Morris and Miss Dorothy Dalley. Trophies went to Mrs. W. F. Smiley and Mrs. William G. Moler, who also received a hostess prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Davis
Congress Apartments
Grover Mitchell
John Henry
Jay Morris
Dorothy Dalley
W. F. Smiley
William G. Moler
Mrs Fuller and kin tour Ohio State Fair visitors
Mrs Carl Fuller her daughter Caro lyn and son Francis and her mother Mrs W H Brooks spent Thursday as motor visitors at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fuller
Carolyn
Francis
W. H. Brooks
Columbus
Small-But Bad Diminutive Coast Guardsman Breaks Up Meeting
A 5 foot 2 inch Coast Guard, Earl Winter of Station 104, used loud interruptions to derail a street gathering in Long Branch led by the International Labor Defense to pressure the removal of Police Chief Joseph H. McGarvey. When challenged to eject him, no one did, and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
UPA
Joseph Creekmar
Earl Winter
Coast Guard Station 104
Winter
Marriage License Granted for Davis and Poling
William Davis aged 19 of Chauncey and Thelma Poling aged 18 of Nelsonville obtain a marriage license. Davis is son of Joe Davis and Poling is daughter of Henry Poling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Chauncey
Joe Davis
Thelma Poling
Nelsonville
Henry Poling
Pressure of Relief Proposals Poises Hoover Agenda
Washington dispatch notes an flood of relief ideas aimed at boosting public mood and guiding recovery. Congress return expected to trigger debates on funds for local governments, infrastructure, and economic boards amid divisions on Farm Board fate and budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Europe
Hoover
Wilbur M. White
Ohio
White House
Inheritance tax set for Cincinnatus McLeas estate
The estate of Cincinnatus McLeas yields an inheritance tax of 612.63 dollars. The total estate value is 15822.32 dollars with 12252.44 dollars subject to tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus McLeas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae Sa
Ene
Rattray
Wiss
Dorothy Dailey
Earl T. Dainey
Tarentum
T. N. Hoover
Thomas, Jr
Youngstown
Child Conservation League
James Lewis
Oak Street
P. B. Lawrence
Western Springs
Ill
Mary Whipple
J. D. Bain
Lucile Friedrich
Ohio University
Massillon
Labor Day
Prof
Evan J. Jones
Helen, Martha and
Evan Jr
Virginia Beach
Ford
AONE
Fred A. Beasley
Miller Bros. Wallpapér & Paint Co
Paint Department
COURT
Athens, Ohio
Linscott
Rising Park
Lancaster
Katherine Figg
New York City
Motor In
Mary Clark
Court News
Swamp Capitol Office
Bulge
By Raymond Clapper
United Press
U.P
United States Chamber of Commerce
Progressive Conference
Robert M. LaFollette
Republican, Wis
Consin
Leo Wolman
Stuart Chase
WHITE
FLAN
Farm Board
National Economic Board
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Will Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Fréd Briten
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nurito
Hoffman’s Grocery
Cemetery Sts
the Charm Shoppe
S. Court St
Francy
Grace Cochran
Canada
Clicquot Club
Bokar
Dork
Campbell
Ibs
Elbertas
Rajah
Logan
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