Local society mentions and community notices in Cool ville area
Residents of Coolville are noted for visits and travels including McVay returning from Magnetic Springs and McLean visiting Washington. Several births and illnesses are recorded along with upcoming club meetings at 20 East Mill Street and 4 Church Street.
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Sunnyside Needle Club
W. E. Day
East Mill Street
Plains Social Notes Record Local Visits and Travel
The Plains community lists residents returning from Baltimore and visits to Athens, Logan, Canaanville Road, and other towns. familiares attend Home Coming events, trips to State College and Philadelphia, and local incidents include a collision on a bridge and an injury at Hocking mine.
Coal Trade Steady Amid Mixed Demand Across Markets
Conditions in the coal trade have changed little over the past week. Demand fluctuates in some markets while others ease, leaving the industry broadly even. Some areas show brighter outlooks due to modest industrial activity, with expectations of higher steam coal demand. In many regions, dull conditions persist as buyers await cold weather and lower freight costs, which have failed to spur household purchases.
Marriage of Frances Lila Tidd to Willard Lawrence Price
Announced marriage of Frances Lila Tidd daughter of Mr. Frank B. Tidd to Mr. Willard Lawrence Price. The couple will reside at 814 Vine street Dayton Kentucky after September 15 following a September 10 ceremony in Cincinnati.
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Frances Lila Tidd
Frank B. Tidd
Willard Lawrence Price
Cincinnati
Rate Hearing Postponed Over Witness Shortage
The public utilities commission postponed the New York Coal Company and Hocking Valley Railroad rate case due to a lack of witnesses. No new date was set, but officials expect a hearing within about thirty days. The case originated in Athens county.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
New York Coal Company
Hocking Valley Railroad
Commission
Athens County
Transarctic Flight Delayed to October 25
Washington report says weather changes delay the start of the transarctic expedition led by Edwin Fairfax Naulty. The hop off from Point Barrow, Alaska, now set for no later than October 25.
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Washington
Edwin Fairfax Naulty
Point Barrow
Alaska
Rock Latest of the 1921 Crazes Promenade Walk
The sixth annual fall meeting of the Ohio Association of Dancing Masters, Inc. declares the toddle and the shimmy dead and buried. The rock, a promenade walk in three movements, balance forward and back four steps then rock, turn and rock side to side, is seen as the likely successor approved by national and international associations.
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Cleveland
Ohio Association of Dancing Masters, Inc
Ohio Masters
Indian Labor Skills and Adaptability Highlighted
A historical note praises Indian labor as largely unskilled yet highly adaptable. It asserts workers can be trained quickly for complex operations requiring intelligence and suggests strong potential for efficient industrial deployment.
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India
Former Chauncey Man Fred Cunningham Dies at Home
Fred Cunningham died at his Columbus home after months long illness. Body to arrive in Chauncey Tuesday noon with funeral at First Christian Church led by Rev. Courtney. Burial in Nye cemetery. He was born in Chauncey and left a widow and two children Rodney and Evelyn. Survived by brother Harry Cunningham of Athens. Parents Carl and Mrs Cunningham died about a year ago.
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Chauncey
Fred Cunningham
Columbus
First Christian Church
Courtney
Nye
Mr. Cunningham
Rodney
Evelyn
Harry Cunningham
Athens
Carl Cunningham
Wedding Day Near for Greek Princess and Rich American
William B. Leeds heir to a tin plate fortune and Princess Anastasia of Greece will wed this month at Spencer House in London. The princess is recovering from an appendectomy while Mrs Leeds is now Anastasia Princess of Greece by marriage to Prince Christopher.
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William B. Leeds
Anc Ncess
Xenia
Greece
Marie
Leeds
London
Spencer House
Anastasia
Prince Christopher
Board to Meet to Accept Petitions for Fall Elections
Athens county board of elections will meet tonight at 7 30 at the courthouse to accept or reject petitions for county township and city elections this fall. It is announced that all nominations and propositions will be announced tomorrow. Reports say about six men filed petitions to run for mayor of Athens. The board will let a printing contract for ballots. Fall elections will fill township and municipal offices and elect school boards.
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Athens
Ohio Censors Move to Ban Arbuckle Films
The Ohio board of motion picture censors voted to bar films featuring Roscoe Arbuckle and Evelyn F. Snow. The state director of education Vernon M. Riegel was asked to recommend immediate prohibition on further showing of the accused actor’s films in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Motion Picture Censors
Roscoe Arbuckle
Evelyn F. Snow
State Division of Film Censorship
Vernon M. Riegel
Ohio
Maple syrup industry funds Franklin county farmers
The maple syrup industry contributes about 400000 dollars annually to farmers in Franklin county Vermont, supporting local agriculture and regional economy.
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Franklin County
Vermont
Popular Younger Set Member in National Capital
A popular member of the go set in the national capital is Miss Dorothy Mondell daughter of Representative F W Mondell of Wyoming majority leader in the House.
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National
National Capital
Dorothy Mondell
F. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Athens Enters Moose Fraternity Expansion Effort
Nearly 100 members of the Loyal Order of Moose in Athens attended a ceremony at Eagles Hall with supreme officer C. L. Burnett. Officers installed included Maxwell, Warden, Cameron, Riley, Martin, and others. Duffield praised for organizing, aims for 500 members here and 600 in Glouster. West won grand prize Moose watch and chain. A new class is expected next Friday.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose
Eagles Hall
C. L. Burnett
J. L. Maxwell
H. F. Warden
Harry Nichols
W. A. Cameron
W. E. Riley
Charles Martin
F. W. Wreoff
L. C. Morris
F. W. Thomas
Glouster
Duffield
Mr. Duffield
W. M. West
Sugar Creek
Moose Watch
Two Killed in Carthage Crossing Crash
In Cincinnati on September 12 William Lingo aged 65 and Edward Haefer aged 18 died when a Big Four train collided with their car at a crossing in Carthage. Three other occupants were hurt, one seriously.
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Cincinnati
William Lingo
Edward Haefer
Carthage
Toledo Doctor Chosen President of Health Association
Dr. C. D. Shelby of Toledo was elected president of the Ohio Public Health Association at the opening session of its second annual meeting in Columbus. The event featured discussions on public health issues as members gathered to address state health concerns.
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Circleville
James A. Huston
Granville
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Ohio Wesleyn University
Huston
W. A. Jones
Columbus
David §. Gray
Br. N. W. Good
Protestant Hospital
Lorado
West Virginia
Wilson
Toledo
C. D. Shelby
Ohio Public Health Association
Quicky Floods Home With Clean Pure Circulating Warmth
An advertisement promises abundant moist heat for homes using coal or wood with notable efficiency. It highlights quick warming, clean circulation, and economical fuel use, appealing to households seeking steady comfort.
Little Draft-Man Furnace Regulator Offered
The Little Draft-Man regulates furnace draft to heat the home without stairs trips in cold hours. Set at night and wake to a cozy house with a simple turn to on or off during the day. Selling for 15 dollars, it has no electrical connections and carries a one year guarantee.
Irish May Avoid Mention of the Old British Flag
London report states the Dail Eireann accepted the British invitation for a conference at Inverness on September 20, with the issue of the old flag not being mentioned in the communication.
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London
Dail Eireann
Inverness
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Magnetic Springs
Clay McLean
Washington, D. C
Ione Bryant
Frank P. Phillips
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M. J. Callahan
Edith McBee
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
W.B. Lawrence
Church Street
Charles Haning
Pleasanton
Fred D. Love
Pratt Street
Fred D. Jr
Clinton Bean
Brown Avenue
J. A. Trout
Albany
S. J. Ginn
Huntington
W. Va
E. L. Ogg
Ironton
8. C. Lummis
Grosvenor Street
Guy Fierce
Frank Wolfe
Lola Antle
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mozelle Stephens
Baltimore
Harry Porter
George
Ella Edgar
W. J. Hawk
Hump West
Hocking
Bess van Dyke
Rob Hawk
Charles McDonald
Will Roberts
Lou Humphrey
Herman
Charles Brown
J. K. Brown
Andy Hannis
Mill Moter
Roscoe Shields
Ed Anderson
Ray Michaels
Ike Wallace
Joe Hutchins
Ed Michael
Hocking Mine
Ant
Fin Cook
Will Hawk
Logan
Ed McCall
Son
Will Moore
Harry B. Roush
Kerns and
Pomeroy
Robert S. Cook
Canaanville Road
John Campbell
Minnie Skrotzky
Lynn Haven
Florida
Cooley
M. B. Cooley
Logan Pickering
Sharon, Pa
Joseph Ll. Pickering
W. V. Daggett
Wilbur
James
Ruth
Robert Horn
Defiance
Simon Brouwer
Daggett
Brouwer
Charles B. Taylor
McArthur
Carthage Presbyterian Church
N. E. Mills
Margaret Stewart
Roberts Stewart
Anna Runnion
C. G. Knight
O. A. Knight
State College
C. K. Knight
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Phillipsburg
New Jersey
Princess Xenia and
Methodist
Moose Order
Ireland
Daily News
Carpenter Hardware Co
Round Oak
Carpenter Home Co
Jack Frost
Round Oak Engineering Department
de Carpenter Imdwane
Nelsonville