Local society notes and club activity in Columbus and Athens
Mr and Mrs Harley Parker visited in Columbus. Priscilla Needle club meeting postponed. Rebekahs urged to attend Thursday night. J A Rutherford and son visited Athens on business. Webster Kenney of Bates visited the Parkers. W W Coe returned from Toledo after two weeks with Dr O O Fordyce. Miss Margaret Shields of Chauncey goes to New Lexington for St Aloysius study. Sam and Mrs Phillips of Jackson visit Athens friends. Allie Geary leaves for Coolville and Lottridge. Captain and Mrs J B Allen drive to Columbus for daughter Helen’s junior year at St Marys. Helen Ludwick to Williamson WV to teach history and edit high school bulletin. A war-time club met first time since the war, held a supper picnic at the Fair grounds with 16 place settings and lively activities. Mrs Garfield Porter and Mrs C L Church praised for conundrum and reading. Club to meet monthly, October hostess Mrs Charles Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Ground
Garfield Porter
C. L. Church
Charles Knox
Mrs Hannah Allen Visits Glouster Relative in Article
Mrs Hannah Allen of Glouster visited yesterday to spend the week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs S S Carpenter at 136 North Congress street. Mrs Homer C Clark will host the Current Events club Thursday at 7 o clock for its initial meeting of the calendar year. Mrs Martha Conrad and daughter Mrs Ben Fielder left for Columbus where Mrs Conrad will stay for treatment at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Allen
Glouster
S. S. Carpenter
North
Congress Street
Homer C. Clark
Grosvenor Street
Calande
Martha Conrad
Ben Fielder
Columbus
Local society notes and visits around Athens and area
Athens W C T U members gather at Mrs. Sarah L Postons home for a meeting with state worker Miss Cassil. Presbyterian Ladies Bible class hosts at Mrs Anna K Price home. Local families host and entertain including the Carpenters, Burnetts and Molers after a lengthy eight week auto trip through New England Washington DC and Canada ending in Providence and Newport RI.Miss Beryl Moler returns to teaching in Clarksburg W Va. Club resumes meetings Tuesday with Vice Versa Needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens W. C. T. U
Sarah L. Poston
North College Street
Miss Cassil
The
Presbyterian Church
Anna K. Price
Thomas Clark
P. G. Moler
Beryl
Mary Bulah
G. L. Fenzel
Anna
New England States
District of Columbia
Canada
Portland
Maine
Atlantic City
Providence
Newport R. I
Beryl Moler
Clarksburg
W. Va
Logan to Have Arcade Building
Excavation is under way by a large labor force for an arcade building to rise on the vacant lot behind Liberty confectionery. Under Howard White, the two story structure will have business rooms downstairs and office suites above, with possible lodge quarters for a local fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Confectionery
Howard White
Remple Bank
Hunters Ready for Squirrel Season Opens Thursday
Local sportsmen anticipate the opening of the squirrel season on Thursday with several hunting parties planned. About 400 licenses have been issued, fewer than last year, while squirrels remain plentiful and illegal hunting is limited due to active enforcement by Deputy Game Protector Charles Higgins. a few arrests for out of season shooting have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Work
Charles Higgins
Bowen Daughters Take Teaching Posts In Europe And Ohio
Two of Mr and Mrs Charles E Bowen daughters accept teaching posts for the coming year Lucy Bowen heads Women s Department of Physical Training at Pau University in France Eveline Bowen becomes piano instructor at Western College of Ohio The sisters depart for their new duties after two years in France and arrangements for their positions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bowen
Lucy Bowen
France
Pau University
Eveline Bowen
Western College of Ohio
High School Football Opens Season With Lancaster Trip
The local team coached by Geiger will travel to Lancaster next Saturday for their first encounter of the season. Scrimmage sessions have built the squad into shape and only a few changes were made from last season. The eleven has played together a full year, promising a strong unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Geiger
Farm hand causing crash injuries a Conkle daughter
James Deible, a farm hand for Clifford Iles, collided with Theodore Conkle's car a week ago, damaging the vehicle. While en route to settle the damage on Walnut Street, he ran over Conkle's young daughter, breaking her leg in the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deible
Clifford Iles
Theodore Conkle
Mr. Conkle
Walnut Street
Mr. Conke
City and County Hire Motor Officer to Enforce Speeding
Logan and Hocking County authorities jointly appoint J. W. Farbean as motor officer to patrol roads and curb reckless driving. He will begin duties once his equipment arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
J. W. Farbean
Confectionary Sold On Main Street
The Palace confectionary on Main Street operated by Fred Abood has been sold. The sale ends an era for the longtime shopkeeper and signals a change in ownership for the neighborhood landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Confectionary
Main Street
Fred Abood
Local business transfers set for this week
The World War business venture is sold to George J. Francis of Mt. Vernon who will take over the place this week. Mr. Abood plans to enter business at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Francis
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Abood
Cambridge
Special meeting on fair board to decide horse shoe tourney
The fair board calls a Wednesday evening session to decide if a horse shoe tournament will be held at the fair next week. A two year run has drawn top players from the state. George Fetheroff urges the event and says Ohio pitchers will enter if a suitable premium is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
George Fetheroff
Ohio
Water Purifying Plant to Restore Sunday Creek Fish
J T Travers of the state fish and game department will visit Glouster to discuss installing a water purification plant on Sunday Creek. The aim is to restore fishing, as mining waste once killed the stream’s fish population. Purifiers are reportedly low cost and successful in other polluted streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Sportsmen Club
J. T. Travers
State Fish and Game Department
Sunday Creek
Children to Lead Christian Workers Meeting at Church
The Christian Workers will meet at the Church of Christ Thursday evening with the program run by the children. Attend to see what the youngsters can do. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Condition update on Mrs Thomas Whit latch after surgery
A Columbus message reports Mrs Thomas Whit latch, who had surgery last Thursday, shows slight improvement but remains in danger. Family members were summoned as her condition worsened at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas Whitlatch
Officers Installed by K of P Lodge After Delay
At Monday night’s meeting the K P lodge installed A H Carpenter as chancellor commander A R Bobo as vice chancellor Wm James Jr as prelate Eula Whaley as master at arms and C L Eddy as outer guard to serve until year end. Installations were delayed from July due to suspended meetings in hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Lodge
A. H. Carpenter
A. R. Bobo
Wm. James Jr
Eula Whaley
C. L. Eddy
Jones in Columbus on business with Union Telephone
FE L Jones travels to Columbus for business tied to the Union Telephone company. The purpose and dates are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Jones
Columbus
Union Telephone Company
Chicago visitors spur short hometown visit
Mrs J L Walters and Mrs J W Ferguson and two children from Chicago arrived yesterday to visit Mr and Mrs B F Achauer and daughter Vera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Walters
J. W. Ferguson
Chicago
B. F. Achauer
Vera
Kempton Family Guests Visit in Oneida Kansas
Mr and Mrs James Kempton and their children from Oneida Kansas are visiting Mrs Frances Kempton and other relatives during a family gathering in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kempton
Oneida, Kansas
Frances Kempton
Clark Street Hospital Operations List At Sheltering Arms
Operations at Sheltering Arms hospital on Clark Street since September first include Hollie Woodruff Athens Juanita Jones Chauncey Evelyn Foley John Parfitt Mary Parfitt Pomeroy Marie Bouchie Franklin Lent Glen McConkey Vera McConkey Mary Breinig Mary Dunlap Athens Mrs Peter Voido Chauncey with major and minor procedures. All were successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clark Street
Hollie Woodruff
Athens
Juanita Jones
Chauncey
Evelyn Foley
John Parfitt
Mary Parfitt
Pomeroy
Marie Bouchie
Franklin Lent
Glen McConkey
Vera McConkey
Mary Breinig
Mary Dunlap
Peter Voido
Auto theft drops in Columbus and Cleveland under Atwood law
Police in Columbus and Cleveland report auto thefts down about 50 percent within three weeks of the Atwood law taking effect August 17. Senator J F Atwood says the statute, requiring duplicate bills of sale and sworn ownership statements, should curb auto theft statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland
Atwood
Ohio
J. F. Atwood
Atwood Law
C. J. McNeil
National Detective Bureau Company
Eye Glasses From Mullikan's After Careful Eye Exam
Eye Glasses made at Mullikan s after an accurate examination of the eyes corrects defective vision. Our up to date styles of frames and mountings add to appearance as well as comfort and pleasure of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullikan’s
Duplicate Bills of Sale for Used Cars
A bill of sale must be verified under oath with two witnesses and a duplicate given with each second hand car sold. Each bill should list engine and car numbers, full body description, horsepower, features identifying the car, and a complete history of the machine.
Senator Willis Sees Tax Bills Lifting Unemployment
In Columbus on September 14 Senator Frank B. Willis said that business should improve once Congress passes the tax and tariff bills. He anticipated early relief for the unemployed as the first benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank B. Willis
Congress
Prohibition Offices to Combine in Ohio under Plan
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes and Ohio director J A Russell discuss combining the federal enforcement and the state director offices in Columbus under proposed reorganization plans. The merger aims to streamline enforcement and oversight in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roy Haynes
J. A. Russell
Federal Enforcement
Ohio Federal Prohibition
Bryan Opens Winter Address to Ohio University Students
Dr. E. B. Bryan, Ohio University's new president, spoke at Ewing Hall to a full chapel audience. He opened with a prayer and urged the student body to seek knowledge, cultivate high ideals, and develop social life while pledging to protect students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Ellis
Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Youth and Stolen Car Recovered by Sheriff
Sheriff Parker returned at noon with Kenneth Branham a Chauncey boy and a Ford belonging to Mr Drescher of Hebbardsville. The boy stole the car and drove as far as Marysville he abandoned it there and was caught and confessed The boy took Mr Drescher's mother to Logan in the car several days ago and kept on after disposing of his passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Kenneth Branham
Mr. Drescher
Hebbardsville
Marysville
Logan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harley Parker
Priscilla Needle Club
Rebekahs
J. A. Rutherford
Little Son
Carpenter
Webster Kenney
Bates
W. W. Coe
Toledo
O. O. Fordyce
Margaret Shields
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Sam Phillips
Jackson
Edward Muir
Allie Geary
Coolville
Lottridge
J. B. Allen
Miss Helen
St. Mary of the Springs
Helen C. Ludwick
Williamson
T. F. Carpenter
J. R. Harvey
C. O. Burnett
University Terrace
Lash
McCune Tire
Russia
Soviet
American Relief Commission
Majomeus
Royal Flying Corps
J. D. Haskins
Athens Nat'l Bank
Cash Shoe
Carpenter Hardware Company
N. Court St
Oser Uge ET
Ccomomin
Dala Round Oak Folk
waTaeri
Round Oak
Carpenter Howe, Co
al Io
Nelsonville
Millikan’s
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