Society and Personal Mentor L. L. E. Club Opens Year
The L. L. E. club began its new year with a meeting at Mrs. Connett’s home. Mrs. Baumline was reappointed treasurer and Mrs. Wink introduced a talk on China by Mrs. Giauque. A surprise shower honored Mrs. Karl Carmichael at University Terrace.
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L. L. E. Club
W. W. Contt
South Cemetery Street
Srncorday
Dc. R. Baumline
B. M. Gibson
K. D. Reyer
Cc. Wink
C. D. Giauque
China
Connett
Henry Frost
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Karl Carmichael
Monale Nanna
John Dana, Sr
Hertha Douglas
Harold
Garnet Stevers
Jak
Mayme Winning
Jennie
Bonnie Dailey
Vera Ramsey
Etta Foster
Marion Frazier
Goldie Cross
Annavee Nanna
Thelma Nicholson
Margaret Gorham
Earl Carmichael
Howard Musgrave
Pomeroy Road
Jolly Sewers Club
Turner Family to Arrive in Athens for Daughter's Graduation
Mr and Mrs F M Turner and daughter Frances Starr Turner of Cleveland will arrive in Athens this evening by motor to arrange for their daughter to matriculate at Ohio University She will live at Lindley Hall They remain in Athens over Saturday and Sunday as guests of Mrs A S Bethel at 47 West Washington Street.
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F. M. Turner
Frances Starr Turner
Cleveland
Athens
Ohio University
Lindley Hall
A. S. Bethel
West Washington Street
Family returns south as Ohio residents plan new college move
Mr and Mrs John Cooley their three sons and Miss Florence Swett departed by car this morning for Lynn Haven Florida ending theirAthens summer stay. Their home at 110 East State Street will be lived in by Mr and Mrs Elmos Wilson of New Marshfield who arrived today to prepare for their two daughters entry to Ohio University next Tuesday.
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John Cooley
Florence Swett
Lynn Haven
Fla
Athens
East State Street
Elmos Wilson
New Marshfield
Ohio University
Beautiful Flower Gardens Are Noted At Chauncey Homes
Chauncey residents note several homes and lawns in Chauncey and vicinity with unusually attractive flower gardens this summer and fall. Dahlias and asters provide a colorful display around town as the season changes.
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Chauncey Homes
Hiram Westfamine
Chauncey
Maxine
Orson
Chauncey and
Mrs Harold Coe Family Back From Williamstown Visit
Mrs Harold Coe and her children Josiah Harold Liam Wilson and Janet are at home from Ersburg West Virginia. They were accompanied by Mrs Coe's parent and Mrs J J Goff. Dr Goff has returned and his wife remains with the daughter for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coe
Fant
Josiah Harold
Aliam Wilson
Janette
Ersburg
W. Va
Chauncey Boy Presbyter of Local Church Dies or Departs
Chauncey 16 year old Christian church member Rev Gilbert B Court announces new status in city. Family and friends gather for service at Trimble church and at the home of Mr and Mrs Durtney. The boy, son of Sidney Haynes, uses a wheelchair and maintains a daily routine amid illness or disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Avimble Christian Church
Gilbert B. Court
Minu
Centeen
Christian Church
Metas
Trimble
Earl John
Add Cole
George Heckman
Gift
Samuel Easler
Stater Reunion Set For Rising Park Inners October Meet
The Stalder family annual reunion will be held at Rising Park Inn on Sunday October 16. Attendees include children and grandchildren of Sarah Stalder, Rockbridge, formerly of this city, and widows of Mrs. Stalder are invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Park
Scaster
NCEY
Stalder
Rising Park Inner
Sarah Stalder
Rockbridge
Onormerly
Letter Golf Rules for Word Change Puzzles
The rules describe changing one letter at a time to form new words while keeping letter order. Each step must be a complete common word, no slang, with three strokes example coy to hen via cow and hep. The final solution is printed on the last page today.
Roy Haynes Injures Foot Forces Wheelchair Use
Chauncey September 16 Roy Haynes sustained a right foot injury that led to an infection restricting mobility. The report notes he is using a wheelchair during recovery.
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Roy Haynes
Chauncey
Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds county convention
Mrs. V. Ahlbrand of this city attended the county WCTU convention in Nelsonville at the Christian church. Mrs. Viola Romans of Columbus was the principal speaker. The event was well attended and of interest, with Mrs. Ahlbrand noting the turnout.
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Chauncey
V. Ahlbrand
Nelsonville
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Christian Church
Ahlbrand
Athens
Viola Romans
Columbus
Miss Floride Sprague Enrolls at Wittenberg College
Sept. 16 Chauncey Miss Floride Sprague daughter of Dr and Mrs Warren V Sprague has gone to Springfield to study at Wittenberg College. She attended Wittenberg last year.
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Chauncey
Floride Sprague
Warren V. Sprague
Springfield
Wittenburg College
Miss Sprague
Wittenberg
Chauncey Personal Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits
Miss Catharine Syx visits sister in Toledo while Theodore Goodson and Ralph Wend return from Bethesda. Mrs. Arthur Brewer and children tour Athens. Virgil Davis family visit Chauncey as Verna Syx moves to Columbus for work. Mrs. John Karr visits from Columbus. Beaumont hosts Courtney family. Fewell family plans Columbus move for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Catharine Syx
Mae Turner
Toledo
Theodore Goodson
Ralph Wend
Millfield
Bethesda
Arthur Brewer
Athens
John Brewer
Virgil Davis
Chillicothe
Davis
Bess Green
Verna Syx
Columbus
Clifford Courtney
A. Courtney
Beaumont
John Karr
Constance
Karr
Frank Sands
Charles Fewell
Wewell
Clyde
Gooseberries Exhibited by Edward Driver Weigh Over 15 Ounces
In Brighton England Edward Driver displayed twelve gooseberries at Ditching weighing more than 15 ounces total, highlighting notable produce in a local exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Eng
Edward Driver
Dry Amendment To Remain Says Woman in Senate
A woman in the Senate asserts the Dry Amendment remains in force. She credits the era’s civic clubs with advancing reform and notes the longstanding influence of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Senate
Changes urged at Athens meeting on women civic progress
Mrs Viola D Romans of the Ohio Senate told Athens women at the Presbyterian church that women's civic clubs trace to the temperance union and urged legal reforms to place women on legal equality with men. She praised men for supporting suffrage and argued prohibition remains strong while liquor interests seek to modify enforcement.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Viola D. Romans
Ohio Senate
Franklin County
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Romans
Ohio House
Reformatories Used For Women And Not For Men
A historical note states that girls and women guilty of certain misdemeanors are committed to the Marysville reformatory, while men guilty of the same offenses face no confinement. The Marshall bill on justice of the peace jurisdiction in prohibition enforcement drew little debate, with the speaker expressing support. Emma C. McVay presided and introduced the speaker.
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Marysville Reformatory
Justices of the Peace
Emma C. McVay
West Virginia to Lift Quarantine Against Children
West Virginia will lift the infantile paralysis quarantine against Ohio children Sunday per a wire to Dr. C. P. Robbins. Eight new cases were reported in Ohio: Franklin and Stark counties two each, Morgan, Muskingum, Preble, and Summit counties one each.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Columbus
U.R
C. P. Robbins
Ohio Division of
W. T. Henshaw
Franklin
Stark
Morgan, Muskingum, Preble
Summit Counties
Athens native Hugh MacCracken dies in Celina wreck
Hugh MacCracken 23 of Bellefontaine was killed in a Celina area automobile crash Tuesday night. An all Ohio center for three years with Ohio Wesleyan University football he was a student at Ohio University in summer 1925 and played for Omega Wesleyan in fall 1925. Funeral services were held at his home and burial followed yesterday.
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Hugh MacCracken
Bellefontaine
Celina
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan
MacCracken
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Officials Discuss New Tariff Rates Made by French
Washington Sept 16 U P said officials studied retaliation to French discriminatory tariff rates on American goods. A diplomatic solution is sought to avoid raising U S tariffs up to 50 percent or embargoing French goods. Kellogg noted the president cannot negotiate a reciprocity treaty and the French proposal favors France.
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Washington
U.P
Certai
State Department
Kellogg
France
Negroes Sought After Night Arrest Attempt Near Dayton
A cordon of officers hunted three Negroes suspected in the killing of 25 year old Alfred Knight and wounding of Lester Davis, a railroad detective. Knight died, Davis was shot in the right arm as officers tried to arrest the trio in a box car in the Baltimore and Ohio yards near Dayton last night.
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Dayton
U.P
Alfred Knight
Lester Davis
Knight
Davis
Baltimore & Ohio
Highwaymen Loot Bus Jewelry Ring Said To Flee Toward Canton
Canton detectives search the underworld for three highwaymen who robbed the Cleveland Akron bus near Ghent and escaped with about 50 000 dollars in jewelry. Ed Swope notes the plot may have involved Canton jewellers and Leonard Heine of Adler and Heine who casually scouted local stores.
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Canton
Ghent
Ed Swope
Leonard Heine
Adler and
Children Die After Car Fire Explosion
Two children William Klinkert Jr age 2 and Mildred Klinkert age 5 died from burns after a carelessly tossed cigarette ignited gasoline and caused an explosion that wrecked the automobile they rode in near Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Klinkert, Jr
Mildred
Reunion Held by Linscott Family at Athens County Fairgrounds
The Linscott family reunion drew about 180 relatives and friends at the Athens county fair grounds on Sunday September 11. Harvey Linscott, 87, Civil War veteran, was the oldest attendee while Ellen Loutee Linscott, Columbus, three months, was the youngest. Officers were elected and the group planned to meet again next year on the second Sunday in September. The family traces roots to Isaac Linscott who left Maine for Ames township in 1800. descendants now live in eastern and southern Ohio and in Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado.
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Athens R. D
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