Society and Personal Mention Highlights Visits and Travels
Mrs. John Neff of Chicago visits in Albany with Mrs. Walker Neff and stays until Thursday at Congress apartments. Phil Gillett departs for second year teaching at Kenmore high school. Mrs. C. C. Sams returns from Sarinia Ontario Canada after two weeks with Bee Sams. Henry Burchfield returns from Columbus with relatives. Harold Sherlock returns from Buckeye Jake outing. Selim Stiles travels to Hemlock Grove to see ill Miss Missouri Sanders. Myrtle Mitchell sails for vacation to Columbus and more. Edward Sherlock visits Toledo. Woman's Missionary society plans 2 PM Thursday church meeting. Edward Cullums Jr of Charleston WV returns after visiting parents on 28% South Court. Jack Wadley returns from Columbus. Miss Helen Mansfield of Athens travels to Marietta to judge 4 H club work at Washington County fair. Mrs. W F Davies and daughters Maryanna and Marjorie of Phoenix visit Burnett family at 20 North High Street. Prof. and Mrs. Evan J. Jones return from three weeks at Virginia Beach. Dr. Charles G Matthews resumes Doctorate studies at University of Chicago and visits Vigo. C A Singmaster and son Robert of Keota Iowa arrive to visit Don and Mrs Peden at 311 East State Street.
Local Residents Return From Columbus and School Appointments
Mr. J. B. Berry returned yesterday from Columbus after spending the last of the week there on business. Mr. J. A. Collins, principal of the Moxahala schools, left yesterday to assume his duties in the schools for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sutton of Cable Lane announce the birth of a daughter named Carolyn Flo on Wednesday, September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Berry
Columbus
J. A. Collins
J. T. Young
Poston
Detroit
Mich
Cairo
Local church class meets for monthly session and notices elections
Lillie class of the Christian church Sunday school met in monthly session at 255 East State Street. Miss Louisa Steele presided. officers to be elected next meeting. Devotions by Ruth Freshwater. sewing for bazaar during social hour. Hostess Mrs. Alice Heck was assisted by Mrs. Bertha Beverage and Miss Lucille Duffee in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Christian Church Sunday School
Alice Heck
East State Street
Louisa Steele
Ruth Freshwater
Bertha Beverage
Lucille Duffee
Quick Stacks of Trivia Stickers on Last Page
A reader questions page lists ten trivia stickers with questions about macaroni ingredients a caryatid Lucy Stone New York early name pecks in a bushel fish that jumps waterfalls up stream empire of Muscov y spelling mismatches nobles titles and trade winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stone
New York
Wyatt Family Reunion Held at Belpre Home
Mrs. S. C. Lummis and Mr. and Mrs. Mills with their son Edwin attended the Wyatt family reunion on Monday at the Belpre home of the Misses Lottie and Persis Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Lummis
N. Lk. Mills
Edwin
Charles Wyatt
Wyatt
Lottie and
Persis Howe
Belpre
Miss Frances Clutts Returns From Ashland Visit
Miss Frances Clutts returns from a week's visit in Ashland Kentucky as guest of Mr and Mrs H H Doggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Clutts
Ashland
H. H. Doggett
Miss Mary Connett Heads to Piqua for Visit
Miss Mary Connett left yesterday for Piqua to visit her uncle Mr. J. W. Brown and plans to return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Connett
Piqua
J. W. Brown
Mrs Harvey Porter and Daughter Travel to Albany
Mrs. Harvey Porter and her daughter Margaret left yesterday to spend several days with relatives in Albany.
Wellston Families Visit Mrs. Clint Carr on Second Street
Mrs. Wilson Carr and son Wil son together with Mrs. Arthur Harry and her children spent the day with Mrs. Clint Carr of Second street in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Carr
Wilson
Arthur Harry
Wellston
Clint Carr
Second Street
Roushs Head to Dayton for Old Soldier’s Convention
Mr and Mrs Eli Roush departed for Dayton to attend the Old Soldier's convention as part of their travel plans this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Roush
Dayton
Old Soldier's Convention
Local ladies return from Huntington visit with Athens trip
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hughes and Miss Mary Louise Cullums returned from a visit in Huntington. They were accompanied home by Misses Daisy Whitt and Lois Brown and Mr. Pete Hayman who spent Tuesday in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Mary Louise Cullums
Huntington
Daisy Whitt
Lois Brown
Pete Hayman
Athens
Keever Family Plans Oil Interests Trip to Mexico
Mr and Mrs Paul S Keever and daughter travel Friday by car to El Dorado Arkansas with Mr and Mrs 8S Burson. En route they will stop in Oklahoma and western Texas where Keever pursues oil ventures. Bursons will join for an open ended visit and may accompany to Mexico after Christmas to inspect Mexican oil fields for potential development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Keever
K. Burson
el Dorado
Ark
Oklahoma
Texas
Keever
Burson
Mrs. Keever
Mexico
Air circus romance winners win aerial wedding prize
In Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey Ina Grant Harper and Philip Oback both Ridgefield Park police officer were named the most romantic couple in a 25 couple romance contest at the air circus. The prize awarded was an aerial wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Ina Grant Harper
Philip Oback
Ridgefield Park
Miss Bertha Bridgman Returns to Athens for School Opening
Miss Bertha Bridgman principal of the East Side schools returns to Athens for the opening of schools on September 12. She spent six weeks in special study at Columbia University and the rest of the summer with relatives in Guernsey and Noble counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bridgman
East Side
Athens Preparatory
Miss Bridgman
Columbia University
Guernsey
Noble Counties
Olivers Visit Athens Guests of Cooleys Cousins
Mr and Mrs 8 G Oliver of Chicago Ill travel to Athens at week end to stay with cousins Mr and Mrs Er D Cooley. They are joined by Mrs B F Allen from Nelsonville, sister of Mrs Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Oliver
Chicago
Ill
Athens
Er.d. Cooley
Nelsonville
B. F. Allen
Cooley
Miss Prudence Best Visits Lancaster Family
Miss Prudence Best of Lancaster is a guest for a few days with Mr and Mrs William Shields at 30 Second Street. She is a cousin of Mr Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Best
Lancaster
William Shields
Second Street
Miss Best
Mr. Shields
Kinsel Family Returns From Niles Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kinsel with son Donald and with the son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinsel have returned from a visit in Niles with the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kinsel
Donald
Leo Kinsel
Niles
Jerome FP. Kramer
Cooley Family Trips to Columbus by Motor
Mr and Mrs E D Cooley and their son Junior spent Sunday and Monday in Columbus. They traveled by motor with Mr Floyd Wolfe and Mr Roy Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Cooley and
Son Junior
Columbus
Floyd Wolfe
Roy Shirley
Homecoming in Glouster Honors Local Residents
A Labor Day homecoming at D. W. Northrop’s featured an original poem by Mrs. Mollie Robinson. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe McLaughlin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Northrop and two sons, Mrs. R. M. Snyder and six children, and others from Zanesville and nearby towns. A party of locals also visited Columbus and Akron relatives, with travels by Miss Yocum’s in‑laws and Mrs. Stella Rowan’s family.
Columbus Visitors Return After Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Brown and Harold return to Columbus after visiting Miss Smith and her parents. Miss Marie Smith and Miss Gertrude Grannan of Columbus were guests for a few days. Mrs. Charles Staten and siblings depart for Painesville after a visit. Bert Marquis returns to Bucyrus following a brief stay with local residents. The Misses Glenna Yocum and others were mentioned among the visiting party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Skinner
W. E. Marquis
Glenna Yocum
Civil War Vet Ralph Spooner Struck by Auto on Main Street
Sept. 7 report says Ralph Spooner, Civil War veteran from this city, was hit by a car as Carl Porter backed from a garage on Main Street. Spooner escaped with bruises. he was taken home on Front Street for treatment by Dr. LeFever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Spooner
Glouster
Mr. Spooner
Carl Porter
Main Street
Mr. Porter
Front Street
Dr. LeFever
Nurse Grace Dunnett Completes Training at Great Hospital
Grace Dunnett has finished a three year nursing course at Great Hospital in Columbus and is visiting Glouster with her mother Mrs. Lalla Dunnett. After vacation she will return to Columbus to begin her duties as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Grace Dunnett
Great Hospital
Columbus
Lalla Dunnett
Miss Dunnett
Residents Called Upon To Clean Up Their Premises
GLOUSTER Sept 7 Mayor Park issues proclamation at council request urging residents to cut weeds trash on premises. Burnable rubbish should be destroyed on site while other debris must be boxed or put in barrels for free city pickup. City will assist with cleanup efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mayor Park
Street Cleanup and Weeds to be Cut in Outlying Areas
The plan calls for cleaning debris and cutting weeds along the streets in outlying portions with disposal of removed material.
Child Dolores Harding Dies at Four Months
Dolores, the four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Harding, died this morning at 5 o'clock in Glouster. Funeral services will be held at the family home on Town Street Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores
Alfred Harding
Glouster
Athens Kiwanis Club Hosts Program at Glouster
About 103 attended the Glouster Kiwanis meeting at the M E church social rooms. The Athens club headed by JL Roberts presented a program with Apgar of Ohio University reading a one act play Brink of Silence and community singing led by M M LeFavor. Four attendance prizes were awarded to Mrs L W Roberts Mrs Cc P Kircher Athens Mrs C B Dillon and Mrs W RR Drury Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Roberts
Cc. P. Kircher
Athens
C. B. Dillon
W. RR. Drury
Glouster
Calvert Family Reunion Held Near Guysville
The Calvert family descendants of Maryland met for its annual conclave Sunday at Roca Calvert’s home near Guysville with 43 members present. Ideal weather and a festive meal at noon marked the gathering, as Robert Calvert led the proceedings and reflected on the family line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Maryland
Roca Calvert
Guysville
Robert Calvert
Calvert Family Reunion Chronicles Ohio Pioneer Roots
The Calverts, among Athens county settlers since 1810, gather with extended kin from Columbus Washington D C Zanesville Findlay Forest Arlington Berlin Heights and Guyville. Officers named for next year include Mrs John Harshman president and Mrs T Glen Carpenter secretary treasurer. Several family members have died since the first reunion. The next gathering will be in Columbus on the Sunday before Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scended
Athens County
Ohio
Marietta
Robert Calvert
Lord Basimore
C. G. Rose
John O. Harsh
Richard
Edwin
K. R. Kiehl
Ina
Merwin
Clyde
Ray Cochran
Columbus
Emma Clifford Baddock
Washington, D. C
Edmund W. Harvey
Zanesville
T. Glen Carpenter
Isabel
Findlay
J. A. Cock
Ran
Forest
John Harshman
Amy Calvert Cornell
Harlow L. Calvert
Robert W. Calvert
Calvert
Baseball and Joe McCarthy Linked to Insanity Claims
An M. D. asserts baseball drives insanity and suggests guessing McCarthy’s next move could explain many cases. The remark frames baseball influence and managerial speculation in psychological terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCarthy
Woman in Athens Succumbs After Ten Day Illness
Mrs. Lola May Wilkes 44 died at home after a ten day illness with jaundice at 8 North Cemetery street. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindzey Antie Trimble, wife of George Wilkes, and mother of Catherine 9. Survived by husband, daughter, parents, three sisters and seven brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Central Avenue M E church with Rev I P Day. burial West Union Street cemetery. Friends may call until Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola May Wilkes
George Wilkes
North Cemetery Street
Mrs. Wilkes
Lindzey Antie
Trimble
Catherine
Belle Een Trimble
Lucy Palmer
Ter
Harriett Kittle
Bisha Opvinte
Giants go to Sing-Sing headline hints at Cubs clash
A sport item notes the Giants head to Sing-Sing with a bold headline while the Cubs hope the matter proves inconsequential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Sport
Cubs
Estelle Questions Fights Enthusiasm From Mrs Dempsey
Estelle remarks on her inability to share anyone’s zeal for brawls and singles out Mrs Dempsey as particularly surprising in this sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle
Mrs. Dempsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Neff
Walker Neff
Albany
Carl Neff
Congress Apartments
Phil Gillett
John Gillett
Kenmore High School
C. C. Sams
E. D. Foley
Bee Sams
Sarinia
Ontario
Canada
Henry Burchfield
Harold Sherlock
Buckeye Jake
Selim Stiles
Hemlock Grove
Missouri Sanders
Myrtle Mitchell
Edward Sherlock
Toledo
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Edward WN. Cullums, Jr
Charleston, W. Va
E. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Jack Wadley
Helen Mansfield
Washington County Fair
W. F. Davies
Maryanna
Marjorie
Phoenix, Ariz
Co. O. Burnett
North High Street
Davies
Evan J. Jones
Virginia Beach
M. E. Chatley
Gettysburg
Charley
Pittsburgh
Warren
East Palestine
Cleveland
Charles G. Matthews
University of Chicago
Vigo
C. A. Singmaster
Robert
Keota
Iowa
Don Peden
G. W. Cullums
Akron
Guy Spaulding
G. H. Maxwell
Maxwell
Co. F. Newbert
Detroit, Mich
D. L. Cullums
Charles Leighty
Mildred
Richland Avenue
Alvin Haning
Haning
John Ator
Emerson Burson
Howard Musgrave
Fanny Orr
Roscoe Orr
J. R. Baker
John Ashton
George Shafer
George Richey
John Haning
Arthur Vare
William Smith
Eva Tewksbery
Emerson Douglas
Gerald
Curtis Sherman
Paul
Grace Lewis
Ida Bougher
Anna Mansfield
Elizabeth Martin
Villa Tippie
Jeanette Clark
Marion Morrison
Orrison
Dorothy Allen
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mous
Air Wedding
Ift
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Mass
Martha E. Hick
Atlantic City
DD. W. Northrop
Lois Lantz
Miss Yocum
8S. T. Graves
Albert Popely
Pontiac, Mich
Albert Andrews
Pearl Hamilton
Maxwell Ashworth
Ashworth
Willard
The
Battery & Electric Company
K. of P. Bldg
Athens Furniture Exchange
W.B. Drake
Athens Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Fern Street
Pharmagy
By Taylor
Ata
DR. Williams
MR Gunn
MR. Tyte
Henry
Tyte
Noble Oilman
Viscount Cowdray
England
S. Mauretania
Scholl
Baby Goods
Conklin Sheaffer
Waterman
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