Federation Hosts Meeting Focused on Youth Law and Social Work
The City Federation met Monday afternoon with Mrs. J R Harvey leading the public health program. She announced the new law banning sales of cigarettes to under 18 and urged women to aid enforcement. Miss Munn spoke on Athens County needs for a social settlement worker and suggested cases needing attention. Resolutions praised City Market’s 1921 service, honoring Maud Woodworth’s role, and a farewell party was given for Mrs. James Foraker who moves to Mercedes Texas with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
City Federation
Department of Public Health
J. R. Harvey
Harvey
Miss Munn
Athens County
George Junod
Anna K. Price
Maud Woodworth
William Williams
Derby Couple Wed in August Home Ceremony
Miss Sarah E Neff of Derby and Mr Ural V Westfall of Athens married August 31 at the home of Rev H D Cooper. The bride a Derby teacher and former Ohio University student. Westfalls plan to live at 72 North Congress Street after a motor trip through the east. Westfall served nine months overseas with the 37th division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Neff
Derby
Ural V. Westfall
Athens
H. D. Cooper
Elizabeth Neff
Westfall
Mrs. Westfall
North Congress Street
Bingmans Return From Visit With Friends
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bingman and their son Robert came back Monday after visiting friends in New Vienna.
All D of A Members Meet Tonight at Rea Hall
All D of A's are asked to convene tonight at 7 30 in the Rea Men's hall for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A’s
Rea
Bethel Visits Parents in Cleveland This Week
Mac Bethel returns home from Cleveland to visit his parents Judge and Mrs. A. S. Bethel, staying until next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Bethel
Cleveland
Judge
Mrs
A. S. Bethel
Mr J D Brown Returns From Cincinnati Visit
Mr J D Brown has arrived home from a visit in Cincinnati with his daughter Mrs T J Davis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
Mrs. T. J. Davis
Misses Phillips Scott and Henry Head to Columbus School
The Misses Alice Phillips Marcia Scott and Doris Henry left this morning for Columbus to enter the Columbus School for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Phillips
Marcia Scott
Doris Henry
Columbus
Columbus School For Girls
Local Notables Leave for Studies and Visits
Rupel Jones departs Monday September 19 for Boston to study English at Harvard in Cambridge. Miss Margaret Merwin, daughter of Dr and Mrs Merwin, enrolls in violin at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Mrs D Thompson and daughter Margaret Anne visit Portsmouth then return to stay with Mr and Mrs Henry Kelso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupel Jones
Boston
Mass
Cambridge
Harvard
Margaret Merwin
J. ©. Merwin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Violin
D. Thompson
Margaret Anne
Portsmouth
Henry Kelso
Birth of a son for Schuler family in September
Announcement records the birth of a son Frederick Rudolph to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schuler of 10 Maple Street on Monday September 12. It also notes Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roach returning from two weeks with relatives in Columbus and Pembroke Kentucky including a visit to Mammoth Caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rudolph
W. F. Schuler
Maple Street
John L. Roach
Columbus
Pembroke
Mammoth Caves
Wood Family Visited Crescent Ridge Relative
Mr and Mrs Charles Wood and their children Lenna Lenora and Charles Frederick spent over Sunday with Mrs Newton Russell of Crescent Ridge, accompanied by Mrs Riley McDaniel of Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wood
Lenna Lenora
Charles Frederick
Riley McDaniel
Guysville
Newton Russell
Cresent Ridge
Miss Regina Mulligan Enters St Aloysius Academy
Miss Regina Mulligan leaves for New Lexington to begin study at St Aloysius Academy for the coming year. Her mother Mrs Joseph Mulligan accompanies her and plans to keep in touch by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Mulligan
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Joseph Mulligan Ac
Greek King Leads Greeks in Anatolian Front Victories
King Constantine of Greece spent summer directing victorious Greek forces in Asia Minor near Angora against Turkish Nationalists. Reports say heavy Turkish reinforcements arrive as fighting narrows on Angora, with potential Greek collapse if stalemate persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Greece
Asia Or
Angora
Yozrad-Kaisaryia
Miss Guthrie Leaves for Charleston to Assume Art Supervisory Role
Miss Naomi Guthrie travels to Charleston West Virginia to begin duties as art supervisor in two high schools. She is an Ohio University trained public school music graduate with art teaching hours and will return to Ohio University to receive her art diploma.
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Naomi Guthrie
Charleston
W. Va
Glouster Moving Local and Long Distance Hauling Ad
Guinther and Son announce moving services in Glouster Ohio offering local and long distance hauling. Contact Citizen Phone R231 for service details dated September 13 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinther & Son
Citizen
Glouster
Ohio
All Pythian Sisters Meet September 14
All members of the Pythian Sisters are asked to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday evening September 14. Business of interest to all will be transacted.
Election petitions filed for multiple Ohio towns and offices
The board of elections in Athens Ohio met last night and released petitions for candidates in upcoming races. In Glouster and Jackson ville lists include mayors marshals and council members, with several names for board of education and township trustee races. Multiple towns show crowded fields with three trustees to be elected in Trimble Township.
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Board of Elections
Athens
Henry Williams
Marshal
George W. Carey
Thomas
McDonald
Council
Glouster
Board of Education
W. R. Drury
J. H. Henshaw
O. A. McDonald
Trimble
E. A. Johnson
Jesse McHenry
Martin Houenstine
Clell Seckinger
George S. Rambo
D. A. Kinder
Albert Lowry
J. C. Dean
R. A. Brinkley
Will Davis
K. J. Wolfe
Thomas McManaway
F. Kempton
A. G. Lambert
Vern Mills
William Southard
Bert Whaley
Robert Cooper, and
Emmett Coakley
Election slate listed for local offices
Names appear for Constable Treasurer Clerk and Board of Education positions including R A Lunsford Dean Dailey Henry Williams Pearl R Orndorf Harry Cooper Thomas Blower O A McDonald John R Clark Jr B F Achauer Worthy Parker Reese E Williams A P Hines and B T LeFever.
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R. A. Lunsford
Dean Dailey
Henry Williams
Pearl R. Orndorf
Harry Cooper
Thomas Blower
O. A. McDonald
John R. Clark Jr
B. F. Achauer
Worthy Parker
Reese E. Williams
Board of Education
A. P. Hines
B. T. LeFever
Revival Series At Hooper Ridge Begun By Pastor Wilson
Harry M. Wilson pastor of the Glouster Church of Christ starts a revival at Hooper Ridge Church Sunday evening. Services begin at 7 o clock each night through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Wilson
Glouster Church
County Truck Crosses Bridge on Toledo Street Saturday
A county truck hauling limestone on the Hollister Pike went through a bridge on Toledo Street en route to Mine 256 Saturday afternoon. The pike toward Bishopville and the Toledo route are receiving a coat of tar this week.
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County Wen
Toledo Street
Mine 256
Hollister Pike
Bishopville
Reverend Landsitter Preaches at Local M E Church
Rev J L Landsitter returned from Circleville M E conference and will lead the Sunday evening service at the M E church. It is the first Sunday in the new conference year and the pastor hopes for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Landsitter
M. E
Circleville
Court Notes Aims for 803000 Damages in Coal Suit
Rice-Hocking Coal Co seeks 803000 plus interest from July 10 1921 in a common pleas court suit against Carbondale Coal Co claiming mining under plaintiffs land, removal of 35000 tons, destruction of 3500 tons, and mine flooding. Attorneys J M Wood and Timothy B Hogan for plaintiffs. Also divorce petitions: William Fry seeks for Ruth Fry with two children. Alice Lott seeks separation from Arnold Lott citing extreme cruelty. Pure Oil Co sues A C Beal for 10650 for oil purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice-Hocking Coal Company
Carbondale Coal Company
Common Pleas Court
J. M. Wood
Timothy 8. Hogan
William Fry
Ruth Fry
Frank Nero
Edward Tippie
Frys
Alice Lott
Arnold Lott
Pure Oil Co
A. C. Beal
Glouster
European women influx into the United States after armistice
Reports indicate about 50,000 women from Europe have entered the United States since the armistice. The figure reflects postwar migration patterns and gendered displacement as European populations reposition themselves after the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Athens election board approves nominating petitions in county wide race
At a county election board meeting in the courthouse last evening petitions for offices across county township and municipal posts were approved. The Athens Printery will print ballots and Johnson-Watson Company of Columbus will prepare tally sheets and poll books. The board plans to reconvene October 8 to select election judges with Athens mayoral contest anticipated to be heated and broad interest noted countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Election Board
Court House
Athens Printery
Johnson-Watson Company of
Columbus
Athens
Levi A. Stephenson
James Millican
Alex M. Moore
E. ©. Woodworth
T. B. Roush
Alonzo Pickering
Don C. James
Herb Brooks
W. W. Baird
R. W. Finsterwald
J. 8. Sherrard
Griffith E. Evans
Harry Riley
C. M. Gill
Oliver C. Dahl
Ralph A. Dalton
Fred Fengel
W. H. McKee
J. Maurice Hyde
George H. Maxwell
W. S&s
Board of Education
Lillibridge M. Preston
Stella M. Moore
A. Berns Roe
L. G. Bean
Athens Township
Jacob Glenn
Isaac Tucker
FE. C. Mariner
Herb W. Brooks
Arthur Hunter
Fred Bougher
O. O. Baker
Arthur Walsh
J. F. Smith
C. T. Moore
Samuel A. Carsey
Ford urged to take over defunct Missouri and Arkansas railroad
Henry Ford may consider immediate action to take over the defunct Missouri and North Arkansas railroad. Supporters urge Ford to prove he is a real rail wizard by assuming operation and restoring the line for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford
Missouri
North
Arkansas
Helena, Ark
Joplin
North Arkansas
BR. R
Gold diggers search Wyandotte farm for 30 thousand
In Sycamore Ohio locals report strangers hunting for a legendary 100 year old cache of gold said to be buried near a spring on a Wyandotte county farm. The tale traces ten New Yorkers who funded a westward land purchase and were attacked by Indians, burying the treasure before fading from the map.
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Upper Sandusky. O
Sycamore
Wyandotte County
New York
Doctors Hear Upham Lecture at Presbyterian Church
Dr. Upham of Ohio State University Medical College will address visiting physicians from six Ohio counties and Wood County West Virginia at the Presbyterian church this afternoon and evening. About fifty to sixty doctors are expected. the Ohio State Medical Association backs the event. He will discuss diagnosis and its application, with a supper at six and another address to follow.
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Upham
Ohio State University Medical College
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Wood County
West Virginia
Ohio State Medical Association
Bombs Hit Government Office in Seo Korea Reported
Two bombs were thrown yesterday at the government general officers in Seo Korea, according to a Tokyo dispatch. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Seo
Korea
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Caroline Haning of Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Caroline Haning died at 2 a m in an Athens hospital after blood poisoning. Funeral 11 a m Thursday at Pleasant Hill church with burial in Haning cemetery. She was 56. Survived by husband Charles W. Haning and six stepchildren, plus three brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Haning
Pleasant Hill
Athens
Haning Cemetery
Haning
Charles W. Haning
Alma Noe
Columbus
John C. Haning
R. A. Haning
J. A. Haning
Edna Bolton
Everett Haning
Death Toll Rises in Texas Floods and Storms
Reports from Taylor and surrounding districts show the toll mounting as swollen rivers rush to the gulf. Known dead including San Antonio area casualties estimated at around 175 as officials tally victims in the aftermath of inland storms and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Gulf
Taylor
San Antonio
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. D. Hughes
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Vera Stephenson
New Salt Coaty
Eason Bef
Dame
Anatolia
Constantines
Anatolian Front
Dover Township
C. W. Walker
Oscar Simpson
H. A. Seibers
R. H. Wade
E. Gillespie
D. M. Sawyer
Charles Daugherty
F. M. White
L. M. Rutter
J. P. Closter
Lee Lewis
Rice Thomas
Charles Fisk
Earl Downey
Frank Lands
James Taylor
John Thompson
Carthage
Parris Bean
Allen Secoy
C. D. Swartz
H. B. Fortney
J. L. Williams
BH. G. Ashcraft
S. P. King
Arthur Cole
A. M. Mooney
Henry Swartz
Thomas Bond
Vern Bailes
Chauncey
Warren Koons
Guy Graham
M. B. Tucker
Treas
T. J. Blackford
William Collins
Ed Fondy
D. W. Law
B. F. Farrell
Clarence Hoskins
T. R. Hamilton
William Nye
Mra
Elda Koons
Leona Six
C. Wharton
Garfield Grimes
C. W. Farrell
R. W. Parry
G. Grimes
Marshal—Lee Schoonover
George Nicholson
H. 8. White
BE. Shurry
Alexander
B. E. Price
Ellsworth McKnight
William Dickson
H. Pugh
M. O. Johnson
W. T. Martin
H. B. Ruth
York
Justice Peace
H. A. Sines
H. F. Donley
Earl White
Sam Taylor
Dana Nash
Andrew Farrs
Frank Tolliver
William Finn
Jack Taylor
Isaac Warner
W. H. Somers
Lawrence Lines
J. W. Wade
Hf. Martin
John M. Bennett
I. P . Lowry
Irvin Nanna
G. BE. Farres
L. L. Bennett
J. P. Huddy
O. Daugherty
Sam Covert
J. Gleason
G. C. Thornton
Thomas Murphey
Charles Levering
Ed Barstoe
A. K. Walker
John Dishong
R. O. Beckler
Charles Hoch
Charles Pessen
8. M. Cage
George Seens
Nelsonville
Sidney A. Cook
J. G. Francis
O. A. Rider
Florence Horton
Charles Campbell
C. A. Stover
D. Stewart
Heber Leyshon
C. D. Shafer
Frank Minner
Kate Blake
John Owens
William Huddy
Elmer Bay
George P. Hall
J. O. Pritchard
Lodi
A. Niggeme
Fiom Karahissar
Kaisar YI
Missis
Sippi
Joe Lohse
John Charles Lohse
Elizabeth
S. Court
Sherwin-Williams
Cae
Detroit
Wheaton Hardware Co
Louisine
Pound
Lord Baltimore, Pound
The
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
U. S
Winchester
Kerr Hardware Company
Chevrolet
Nmicle Auto Sales Co
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