Society and Local News Notes From The Community
Dr. F P McVay leaves for Magnetic Springs for a week. Miss Bicknell Robinson travels to Caldwell to visit her aunt Mrs J R Keenan. Miss Margaret Rosser of Nelsonville visits Mrs Edward C Schloss. Mrs F S Winters hosts Tuesday sewing club at 7 pm. Ruth Strahl departs for Defiance to supervise public school music. Mr F F Potter returns to Massillon after vacation with Mrs Potter. Della Frost and Bertha Wilson return from Port Middleport. Lee Ferguson recovering in Ashland hospital. Merrill Atkinson informed. Ferguson to Athene s home of Mrs H J Atkinson when able to travel. Mrs Harry A Bender leaves for Uhrichsville to join Prof Bender en route to Urbana Illinois. Ruth Harris visits Columbus with friends. Ina Beverage returns from Cincinnati trip. met by Mrs Roberts and Mrs O B Conkey and daughter Maxine of Mitchell Indiana for remainder of week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ferguson
Ashland
Merrill Atkinson
Mr. Ferguson
Athens
H. J. Atkinson
Harry A. Bender
Ida Harris
South
Lancaster Street
Uhrichsville
Prof. Bender
Urbana
Ruth Harris
Columbus
Ina Beverage
Cincinnati
Roberts
O. B. Conkey
Maxine
Mitchell, Ind
Sisters Minnie Bell and Anna Watkins Return from Vacation
Miss Minnie Bell and Miss Anna Watkins return from a three week vacation to Atlantic City and New York. Mr J Barnhill leaves for Cincinnati to assume the post of principal at Franklin High School for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bell
Anna Watkins
Atlantic City
New York
J. Barnhill
Cincinnati
The
Franklin High School
Local Social Notes Highlight Journeys and Visits
Mr Herbert Finney travels to Jackson to visit his mother before heading to Detroit where he serves as piano accompanist for a hotel orchestra. Mr and Mrs Paul R Bowen of Columbus return home after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs Harvey Baker at 15 South High Street. Edwin Chubb leaves Friday for Mercersburg Pennsylvania to begin teaching at a Mercersburg city school for 500 boys. Miss Alice Marie Betts rests at home after a month at Sulphur Lick Springs Chillicothe and returns via Columbus after attending the Ohio State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Finney
Jackson
Detroit
Paul R. Bowen
Columbus
Harvey (. Baker
South High Street
Edwin Chubb
Mercersburg
Coes
Alice Marie Betts
Sulphur Lick Springs
Chillicothe
Simpson House Guest From Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs B W Simpson host Mia Callie Wright of Indianapolis Ind as aunt guest staying several weeks at 9 South College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Simpson
South College Street
Simpson
Mia
Callie Wright
Indianapolis
Ind
Missionary Society Meeting Notices and Local Visits
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock in the church. Women of the church are cordially invited. Paul Antoiietto and Jerome De Moletto with Mrs Ralph Antoiietto traveled to Cincinnati to enter St Aloysius academy for boys near the city. Mrs Fred Slaughter and daughter Natalie returned from Columbus after visiting friends and relatives for several days. Mr Slaughter came back earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Paul Antoiietto
Jerome de Molet
Ralph Antoiietto
Cincinnati
St. Aloysius Academy For
That City
Fred Slaughter
Natalie
Columbus
Mr. Slaughter
Cable Family to Visit Rofagio Farm Father in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cable and two children of Rofagio Texas will arrive this evening to visit Mr. Cable's father Charles Cable and other relatives. They spent the past week with relatives in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cable
Rofagio
Texas
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community Happenings
Mr. J Lester Hayman resumes pharmacy professorship in Morgantown West Virginia as Mrs Hayman and infant stay with Bennett family in Lancaster Street. John Overmeyer returns from vacation visiting Columbus State Fair Youngstown Cleveland Buckeye Lake. Home Guards of Woman's Missionary Society set first meeting Thursday at 2 30 in First M B church inviting youths seven to fifteen. Delbert T Robinson returns to Charleston West Virginia after visiting Mrs Robinson at Miss Elizabeth Nelson home. Henry Poston of Nelsonville visits Miss Nelson. then returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lester Hayman
Morgantown
W. Va
John Overmeyer
Columbus
Peter Walsh
William Walsh
Youngstown
Cleveland
Buckeye Lake
Home Guards
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. B
Delbert T. Robinson
Charleston
Mrs. Robinson
Elizabeth Nelson
Henry Poston
Nelsonville
Robinson
Miss Nelson
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
A bold free trial offers a method to control asthma for all, promising relief from wheezing paroxysms and difficult breathing. It claims immediate, no-cost testing regardless of age or occupation, and requests readers mail a coupon to begin with no postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asthma Co
Niagara and
Hudson Streets
Buffalo, N
Akrolocal Marriage Announced for Stevens Andrus Couple
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Juanita Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stevens of 287 Lloyd street Akron to Mr Vinton A Andrus son of Mr and Mrs H J Andrus of 245 West South street Akron on Saturday August sixth. They will reside at 245 West South Street Akron. Mr Andrus graduated in 1918 from John Hancock high school and is nephew of Mr and Mrs Charles H Slaughter of 139 Lancaster street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Stevens
George Stevens
Lloyd Street
Akron
Vinton A. Andrus
H. J. Andrus
West South Street
Andrus
John Hancock High School
Charles H. Slaughter
Lancaster Street
Young hostess hosts social tea at 42 West State Street
Mrs. D. R. Zenner of Athens extends invitations to 18 women for a tea this afternoon at her Cleveland home on West State Street. She compliments her mother Mrs. W. S. Shepherd of Cleveland, who returns home Saturday after visiting Athens with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Shepherd
Cleveland
D. R. Zenner
West State Street
Local families return from visits across Ohio
Canaanville Misa Helen Seel has returned home after two weeks with relatives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. PD J Cavanaugh return to Detroit after a week with their parents. Mrs. Jesse Clark and her mother and Garnet Sutton go to Canton after a week with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. C W Sutton and children return home after staying with the Hulls of Athens for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Seel
Columbus
PD. J. Cavanaugh
Detroit
A. Cavanaugh
Jesse Clark
Alpha Sutton
Garnet Sutton
Canton
Will Wright
C. W. Sutton
J. Q. Hull
Athens
Local notes of visits and events in the county
Mrs. Stewart Hurst and granddaughter Rita Moore visited relatives in West Virginia. Miss Geraldine McBee remains critically ill at home after tonsil surgery in Parkersburg. Lew Winner returned home with wife and new baby from Parkersburg hospital. Mrs. Robert Brill and Mrs. William Spear visited Parkersburg last Thursday. Guy Pierce and family traveled to Columbus for a weekend with relatives. Community members attended a Sugar Creek versus Guysville ball game. Schooling resumed with high school classes starting Tuesday. Town ship trustees met Saturday. Charles Norris visited Athens. Miss Hayes Haskins of Marietta visited Miss Frances Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and two children visited Beebe relatives. Mrs. S. J. Biddison visited Athens Thursday. Mrs. C. W. Townsend entertained Amos Townsend and Ora of Carthage, plus Alice Smith and Susie Jackson of Zanesville. guests stayed over Saturday. Willis Grimes and son Wilfred were Athens visitors. Mrs. Guy Pierce visited Athens. Mrs. Ed Nice of Columbus visited daughter Mrs. Wade Deane. Young friends helped Charles Montgomery celebrate his tenth birthday on August 3 with refreshments for Edith McLaine, Mabel Justin, Dorothy Gray, Bernice Davis, Frances McLaine, Helen Laughlin, Garnet Ahrendt, Ralph Byron, James Russell, Don Montgomery, Harold Montgomery. Charles received many presents and a merry time was had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hurst
Rita Moore
West Virginia
Geraldine McBee
Parkersburg
Lew Winner
Robert Brill
Willam Spear
Guy Pierce
Columbus
Guysville
Sugar Creek
Charles Norris
Athens
Amos Townsend
Ora
Carthage
Alice Smith
Susie Jackson
Zanesville
Miners Refuse Wage Cuts After Colorado Commission Ruling
John L. McLennan, president of district No. 15 UMW, announces that United Mine Workers of Colorado will not accept any wage reductions dictated by the state industrial commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallenberg, Colo
John L. McLennan
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of Colorado
Colorado State Industrial Commission
Giraffe Herds Shrink Across Africa Over Years
The article notes giraffe populations have declined in Africa where large herds once common now rarely exceed twenty. It describes a shift from eighty member herds to much smaller groups, highlighting a notable conservation concern for the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Chapman Visit Spreads Through Roan County Family
In Spencer W Va Maxfield Chapman visits among his children in Roan county Mr and Mrs Blaine Chapman and family motored to Spencer W Va last Saturday to visit the lat ter s parents Mr and Mrs Roth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
W. Va
Maxfield Chapman
Roan County
Blaine Chapman
Roth
Mrs Thomason Visits Emma Townsend On Tuesday
Mrs Thomason spent Tuesday as a guest of Mrs Emma Townsend reflecting a social visit noted in local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnesburger
Thomason
Emma Townsend
A Pair In Love Learn Their Feelings Afterward
A couple reflects that their relationship blossomed in hindsight, revealing how they grew from playful affection into a committed bond. The realization arrives after moments shared, showing love's quiet evolution.
Baseball scores and standings from early league games
The American Association games showed Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 2 and Kansas City 14 St. Paul 5. National League results had Boston 6 New York 2 St. Louis 1 Chicago 0. First game St. Louis 38 Chicago 2. Second Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 2. No other games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo “Vere
Milwaukee
St Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Pittsburg
New York
St Louis
Boston Eee
Brooklyn
Cincinnnati Eee
Chicago Ee Seer
Philadelphia
Seem Ee Sa Sone
Cleveland
Washington Ee
Boston Ee
Baseball scorecard snippet from early era
American League results show Boston defeated New York 2 to 1, Cleveland beat St Louis 2 to 1, Philadelphia topped Washington 7 to 1. The brief scores reflect plays and standout performances noted in the day’s box.
Yesterday's Hero and Tight Pitching Spark Wins Across Leagues
In eight innings Joey Sewell made a clutch stop and threw to the plate to deny a run as the Indians defeated the Browns 2 to 1. Cy Perkins hit two homers to help the Athletics beat Washington, while Dana Fillingim starred for the Giants in a 6 to 2 win over the Braves. Joe Bush out-pitched Watteere as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 2 to 1. The Cardinals won a doubleheader against the Cubs 1 to 0 and 8 to 2 on strong pitching and timely hitting, and Lee Meadows pitched well as the Phillies beat the Robins 6 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Sewell
Indians
Browns
Cy Perkins
Athletics
Washington
Dana Fillingim
Giants
Braves
Joe Bush
Watteere
Red Sox
Yanks
Cards
Cubs
Lee Meadows
Phils
Robins
Poston Leads In Doubleheader At Harmon Hill Labor Day
On Labor Day at Harmon Hill Amesville faced Poston in the morning game, Theisen pitched well but his team lost 7 to 6. In the afternoon Poston defeated Dale 4 to 3 with Love on the mound and Handley Stutchinson and Russell starring. Glen Hutchinson won the 100 yard dash, with Don Hutchinson and Andy Harris also victorious in events. John Snyder won 100 pounds of salt for best looking man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Hill
Amesville
Poston
Dale
Young Theisen
Love
Handley
Stutchinson
Russell
Watkins
Glen Hutchinson
Don Hutchinson
Frank Wood
Andy Harris
John Snyder
Salvation Army names new local officers to lead work
Capt and Mrs Champaigne arrive in city on Wednesday September 7 to take charge of local Salvation Army work while Capt and Mrs Devol are on furlough. A special service on Wednesday evening in city hall invites the public to attend.
Ohio to fight unemployment with road work and public projects
Ohio leaders plan winter job relief through road building and public improvements. Unemployment in Columbus ranges from 15 000 to 26 000, with little statewide change. steel plants resume partial activity and several state institutions will get new buildings. The Ohio council of social agencies coordinates state and city efforts for winter employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
H. J. Merz
City Employment Bureau
Merz
American Rolling Mills Company
Ohio Council of Social Agencies
Officer Thurman Ready to Return After Arm Paralysis
Norfolk police patrolman W M Thurman at 537 Ferguson Ave reports his right arm, once limp, is fully restored after chiropractic treatment by Dr H R Bybee. He says the improvement began after a Sunday adjustment and by Monday he was prepared to resume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson Avenue
W. M. Thurman
Thurman
H. R. Bybee
Frush Prepares for Featherweight Title Bout in Cleveland
Danny Frush trains hard for the September 17 defense against Kilbane in Cleveland. His routine includes seven miles of road work, six rounds of intense boxing, and the standard rope work to sharpen speed and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Danny Frush
Kilbane
Cubs Rout New Marshfield 19 to 0 on their grounds
The Cubs of Jacksonville defeated New Marshfield 19 to 0. H Hanan homered fifth game in perfect five for five hitting. Cubs have 19 games played with four losses and invite clubs for a three or five game series or single game. contact John Knight or C E Turner in Jacksonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Jacksonville
Marshfield
H. Hanan
Amesville
Coolville
Carbondale
John Knight
C. E. Turner
Ohio
Pry loose from 18c once-try Blue Devil Cleanser
A historical note recounts attempts to remove a substance described as Blue Devil Cleanser from 18c material, dated 9-6-15. The account centers on the cleaning effort and its challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry Loose
Blue Devil Cleanser
Dayton Concern Is Increasing Stock
Dayton NC National Cash Register company certified to the secretary of state an increase in its capitalization from 15 million to 30 million. The rise is in the second preferred stock from 35 thousand to 20 million dollars. The state's fees for the increase totaled 15 thousand five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Cash Register
Cmpany
Dayton
Secretary of State
Local Visits Highlight Midwest West Virginia and Nearby States
Carthage residents Bruce Robinson and family visit relatives in West Virginia as Oakey Gaston visits Salem. Mrs Callie Carr guests of friends here. Mrs Allie Smith of Philo and Mrs Susie Spencer of Zanesville stay with Amos Townsend and family. Dr E D Harper and son Wilson of Indianapolis visit S A Wilson. Abe Burdette family recently returned home from a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Robinson
West Virginia
Oakey Gaston
Salem
W. Va
Callie Carr
Allie Smith
Philo
Susie Spencer
Zanesville
Amos Townsend
E. D. Harper
Son Wilson
Indianapolis
S. A. Wilson
Abe Burdette
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Penny Ante
Lissen
Fimo
Wy Int. Feature Service, Inc
F .P. McVay
Magnetic Springs
Bicknell Robinson
Caldwell
J. R. Keenan
Margaret Rosser
Edward C. Schloss
Frances Jordan
Mary Antoinette
Ashland, Ky
S. Winters
Ruth Strahl
Defiance
F. F. Potter
Massillon
Mrs. Potter
Della Frost
Bertha Wilson
Middleport
Canaanville
Stewart
Hazel
Lash
American Association
Boston
St. Louis
Millikan’s
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
J. D. Haskins
Nat'l Bank
Keenan
Senger
Rommell
Ruth
Pratt
Meusel
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Solo
Tate
the Cline Pharmacy
Dayton Concern
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbus, C
Sam M. Johnson
H.W. Brooks
Caloric
Cash Shoe Store
Valdura
Winchester
Ace
Florence
Stevens Ideal
Wheaton Hardware Co
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