Society and Personal Mention Honors Guest at Athens
Miss Persis Putnam Howe of Belpre returns home after a visit with cousins Mrs. N. E. Mills and Mr. Charles Wyatt. A large motoring party joined a picnic at Old Man's Cave near Logan on Sunday hosted by the Mills and Wyatt households. Multiple Athens residents and guests from Columbus, Parkersburg, and other cities are listed as attendees or visitors, with various Labor Day weekend trips and reunions noted. A Sunday school picnic and local visits by medical, educational, and civic figures are also described.
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Persis Putnam Howe
Belpre
N. E. Mills
Charles Wyatt
Brown And Shaffer Families Meet For Annual Reunion
The sixth annual Browns and Shaffers reunion was at the Athens Fairgrounds on Monday September 6. Officers elected were George Daft president Archer Brown vice president and Lena Barker secretary and treasurer. A rooster race and a noon dinner followed with readings and a family ancestry record. The next reunion is set for Summerland Beach with many relatives listed as attendees.
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Athens Fairgrounds
Plymouth Rock
Ruth Fox
Lancaster
George Daft
Archer Brown
Lena Barker
Vernice Cannon
Kathryn Brown
Summerland Beach
Emma Shafferberry
Detroit
Lorenzo Shaffer
Willie Cline
Rockbridge
Nelle Shaffer Daft
Peoria
Alva Daft
Arthur Brown
Ernest Brown
Bent Brown
Edith Brown
Martha Watts
Ralph Oxley
Emmett Oxley
James Ginley
Columbus
New Baltimore
Hugh Shaffer
Jackson
Ora Hysell
Springfield
Roy Shaffer
New Marshfield
Carmi Shaffer
Clinton Oxley
Beaumont
Ralph Barker
Union
Albert Cannon
Trimble
Ernestine Migus
Milfield
Don Cannon
Lotta Cannon
Greens Run
Anthony
Daft
Nelsonville
Ruth
Daft Fox
Osee Brown Vore
Wm. Brown
Arthur Hunter
Elma Beckler
Athens
Paul Gallagher
New Boston
B.t.wright
Lobétie Daft
John
Huntington
W. Va
Fred Leek
Dr. Snow
Fred McCoy
Lillie Jordon
Emma Walker
United States Dominates Modern Industry Says Klein
Dr. Julius Klein, head of the Commerce Department’s foreign and domestic commerce division, declared America leads in motion pictures radios automobiles and electrical conveniences, portraying the U S as monarch of modern industries in a Washington briefing.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Julius Klein
Foreign and Domestic Commerce Division
Department of Commerce
Klein
Out-of-town visitors honor Athens family in New Marshfield trip
Mr. O E Cullums of Huntington West Virginia visited his mother Mrs Louise Cullums and family in Athens and New Marshfield this Sunday. He was joined by Mr J Steinmetz and his daughter Henri of Charleston West Virginia and Mr Howard Sandman of Cincinnati Ohio. The article notes Straus who died after fifteen years at the hospital and who served on the executive committee of the Hebrew Union College and engaged in philanthropic work.
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Vern Finsterwald
Columbus
Finsterwald
Fair Grounds
W. W. Coe
East State Street
Will W. Watson
Mr. Coe
Elza Graham
Catherine
Paul
Mary Margaret
Mary Phillips
Camp Sewell
West Virginia
Staunton
West Point
Richmond
Williamsburg
Nell F. Robinson
South Charleston
E. B. Foraker
Dixie Fair
Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Lida Smith
Arthur Norris
Gary, Ind
J. R. Keenan
Caldwell
Alice Phillips
Akron
Harris
Miss Phillips
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
Ohio University
Department of
Public School Music
O. E. Cullums
Huntington
W. Va
Louise Cullums
Athens
New Marshfield
J. Steinmetz
Henri
Charleston
Howard Sandman
Cincinnati
Straus Dies in Charlevoix at 74 President of Jewish Hospital
Samuel Straus 74 longtime president of the Jewish hospital died yesterday in Charlevoix. His leadership guided the institution through years of growth and service to the community.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Straus
The
Jewish Hospital
Charlevoix
Conference Opens Toledo With Methodist Leaders
Bishop Theodore Henderson of Cincinnati and other Methodist ministers attended the West Ohio conference meetings opening in Toledo today.
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Toledo
Theodore Henderson
Cincinnati
Large Pores Are Unnecessary
An advertisement promotes MEL LO GLO Skin tone from the D. Zenner Co. claiming it removes excess oil tightens skin cleans and reduces pores and leaves a matte finish. The copy touts the product as a new French beauty treatment and urges readers to buy a bottle.
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The
D. Zenner Co
Bus Overturns Near Versailles Injuring Several Passengers
A bus traveling from Cincinnati to Louisville overturned near Versailles Indiana. Thirty people rode the bus and several were reported injured in the crash.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Versailles
Ind
Answer These How Many Questions Are You Able To Answer
A reader questions a list of trivia items with answers said to be on the last page. The list asks about a photo subject, U S senators count, largest New York county by area, a state granting no divorces, Muscle Shoals location, the Pulitzer newspaper, pitcher to home base distance, Rhodes scholarships university, Henry Ford birthplace, and Goose Goslin’s team.
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New York State
America
Wisconsin Tests La Follettism in Senate Race
In Wisconsin voters chose party nominees with seven candidates competing for the Republican nomination. The contest centered on Irvine Lenroot a Coolidge Republican and Governor John J Blaine, with Blaine backed by Robert M La Follette Sr and Lenroot backed by administration policies.
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