Rotarians Report Hamilton Meeting
Athens Rotary club members heard reports on the Hamilton conference from Harry Beckley C H Harris and J H Cline who attended with about 100 Rotary members from Southern Ohio. A further discussion is planned at a lunch meeting tonight at the Athens Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Harry Beckley
C. H. Harris
J. H. Cline
Hamilton
Rotary of
Southern Ohio
Athens Country Club
Teachers Institute Opens for Hocking County Helpers
About 125 teachers from Hocking county rural schools met at the court house auditorium for a three day institute. Lecturers included Prof H Newton Miller and Prof W D Werrmeyer with Dr Morton Bland on the program. Superintendent J W Coleman outlined Thursday’s closing program and next term plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rutgers
Frances Barclay Stone
J. L. Clifton
Ohio Department of Education
Coleman
Bell’s Son Robert Bell Jr Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Sept 5 report from Murray City states Robert Bell Jr 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of Bell's Son is being taken to a Columbus hospital for an appendicitis operation. He recently recovered from a tonsil removal operation in Athens two weeks earlier. His father is sub district president of the United Mine Workers and is uncle to Sheriff Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Murray City
Robert Bell, Jr
Robert Bell
Columbus
Athens
Bell
United Mine Workers of America
Lloyd
Brown and Shaffer Families Meet in Reunion
The Brown and Shaffer families held their annual reunion at the Athens county fair grounds on September 3 with 109 attendees. Officers elected include President Ernest Daft and vice president R. R. Barker, while the largest banner went to C. F. Oxley’s family and the Shaffers were noted as the second largest group.
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Brown
Shaffer
Athens County Fair
C. F. Oxley
Maynard Oxley Ginley
Jim Ginley
Ernest Daft
R. R. Barker
Ralph Oxley
J. C. Daft
Ernest
Mary Daft
Baltimore
Russell Fox
Ira Fox
Laurelville
George Shaffer
Ruth
C. C. Shaffer
H. B. Shaffer
Jackson
C. ¥. Oxley
C. A. Shaffer
Ralph
New Marshfield
Nellie Oxley
Wooster
Emmett Oxley
A. E. Brown
E. H. Brown
Harold Brown
Roy Lewis
Arthur Brown
Elizabeth Dent
Edith
Bernadine Brown
All of Columbus
Delaware
J. P. Snyder
Callie Snyder
Mineral
Maebelle Mingus
Ernestine
Gordon Mingus
Millfield
Albert Cannon
Dow Cannon
Beaumont
Arthur Hunter
Violet Hunter
W. H. H. Brown
Maria and
Benidine Brown
Athens
Kellogg Anti War Pact Is Topic at League Meeting
Mrs Anna K Price will discuss Kelloggs resolution on the Anti War treaty with European nations at a public League of Women Voters gathering in Mrs Price s room at Athen High School at 7 30 Thursday. Mrs H R McVay to preside and any other business will be addressed before the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellog
Anna K. Price
League of Women Voters
Price
Athen High School
H. R. McVay
League
Two Men Admit Robbery of Filling Stations
Logan Sept 6 two men Harry Maugans 28 and James Valentine 19 Columbus admitted robbing the Fred Anthony filling station at Falls Mill early Monday. Arrested by Traffic Officer Joe Farbearn after pursuit they claimed to have robbed two stations and could not name the second. Police found gum pennies from a gum machine radio set motor oil and Ohio license plates in their car. Mangan said he faced Columbus court for theft and expected Columbus attorney and two brothers to arrive for defense.
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Anthony
Joe Farbearn
Logan
Enterprise
Indiana
Farbearn
Ohio
Mangan
Columbus
Shellenbarger
Fairbeann
Albany Pilot Hurt In Plane Crash At Fort Steuben Dedication
Pilot Lowell H. Chase and passenger Delia Holland were injured when their plane fell about 300 feet into brush near the Fort Steuben bridge in Steubenville during dedication ceremonies. Holland died at the scene. Chase and Miss Holland were hospitalized with injuries.
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Lowell H. Chase
Albany
L. A. Holland
Delia
Wierton
W. Va
New Fort Steuben Bridge
Steubenville
Holland
Miss Holland
Chase
Ohio Valley Hospital
Ohio Valley
Hos
Fort Steuben airport commander pilots formation flight crash
Chase, commander of the Fort Steuben airport, was piloting one of three planes in a formation when a crash occurred during de dication program maneuvers. The pilot is recovering from a fractured leg, bruised arm, and concussion of the head.
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Pital
Chase
Fort Steuben
Judge dissolves injunction in Salt Creek school case
Logan Sept 5 Judge Harley M Whitcraft dissolved the temporary restraining order in favor of Salt Creek township board of education against Laurelville and Hocking county boards. The court sustained the defendants on most points noting proper notice and remonstrance validity. Karshner school transfers to Laurelville board effective immediately. students to begin at Laurelville next Monday.
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Logan
Harley M. Whitcraft
Salt Creek Township
Karshner
Salt Creek
Laurelville
Miskel Sues for Divorce from L A Miskel
Ben Marie Miskel files in common pleas court for divorce from L A Miskel of Fairfield county on abandonment grounds. They wed June 3 1914 and have no children. Plaintiff seeks temporary and permanent alimony.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Ben Marie Miskel
L. A. Miskel
Fairfield County
Edwin D. Ricketts
Homecoming Planned at Mt Zion Church Starr Township
Announcement says a Mt Zion church homecoming will be held next Sunday in Starr township with all day events and a noon basket dinner. Judge A M Ellinger and family Wilbur Blum and the G H Millers and families of this city attended the Martzolf reunion in Newark Labor Day. Columus visitors and local families joined in weekend gatherings. M G Harbaugh visited Columbus Sunday. Miss Mabel Wood Chillicothe visits for teachers institute and will be principal at Tlesboro school this winter.
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Mt. Zion
Starr Township
A. M. Ellinger
Wilbur Blum
G. H. Miller
Newark
Labor Day
Martzolf
Carl Miller
Ernest Miller
Columbus
J. P. Miller
M. G. Harbaugh
Mabel Wood
Chillicothe
Teachers Institute
Tlesboro
Finsterwalds Hold Annual Reunion at Guysville Country Home
The Finsterwald family reunion gathered 64 relatives Sunday at George Y Tedrow’s country home in Guysville. One member, Mrs. Harper of Indianapolis, was absent. Officers elected for next year were Henry Finsterwald president Art Finsterwald vice president and Blanche Finsterwald secretary treasurer. The next meeting will be at Fritz Phillips home in Amesville. Relatives came from Toledo Pomeroy and other towns.
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Finsterwald
George Y. Tedrow
Guysville
Harper
Dr. Harper
Indianapolis
Henry Finsterwald
Art Finsterwald
Blanche Finsterwald
Fritz Phillips
Amesville
Fordyce
Warren
Toledo
Ruel Finsterwald
Pomeroy
Bea Finsterwald
City to Extend Weed Cutting 10 More Days This Year
Athens city council announced at last night’s meeting that weed cutting will be enforced for at least ten more days this year. Health officer Dr. Higgins urged timely cutting now to prevent trouble next year. He noted city property has been cut, and many private owners kept lots trimmed, while vacant lots owned by nonresidents caused enforcement difficulties.
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Athens
Higgins
Family Friends Attend Gathering in Darbyville and Athens
Attendees included James Finsterwald of New York and Mrs. Secoy with Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Darbyville. Also present were Mrs. J. R. Hayes of Cincinnati and friends from Athens and Alexander, Indiana including Mr. and Mrs Holdren and Mrs. H. D. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finsterwald
New York
Secoy
Hill
Darbyville
J. R. Hayes
Cincinnati
Holdren
Athens
H. D. Henry
George Jordan
Ida Hall
Alexander
Indiana
All Day Meeting at White Chapel in Coolville Area
An all day meeting will be held at the White Chapel church three miles south of Coolville on Sunday September 9. Rev Charles Hill of Hillsboro will speak. Attendees should come via Hockingport. A basket dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Chapel
Coolville
W. H. Rollins
Charles Hill
Hillsboro
Hockingport
Glenn Family Reunion at Factory Church The Plains
The Glenn family reunion gathered at the Factory church on Plains road Sunday with a noon dinner and an afternoon concert. James Glenn of Columbus gave the day’s address. Plans set for a September 1929 reunion at the same church in honor of uncle Jacob Glenn. he recalled Civil War service and the Lee surrender at Appomattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Factory
Plains Road
James Glenn
Columbus
Jacob Glenn
O. W. IL
Lee
Appomattox
Puzzle Answer Reveals Let Her Golf Wordplay
The note provides the solution to the Let her Golf puzzle with the sequence Hill Hall Tall Tale Itape Taps Tops, presenting a themed wordplay lineup.
Cuticura Heals Itchy Pimples on Face and Body
A 1928 testimonial from Miss Elnora M. Davis reports severe eruptions on the face legs and ankles, painful burning and sleep disruption. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, saw improvement in days, and was entirely healed within about two weeks. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and related products for clear skin.
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Elnora M. Davis
Rt. 1
Parshall
N. D
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