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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1921

Page

6

Local social notes list visits and travels across several towns

The column records Sunday visits and weeklong stays among residents of Sand Rock Athens and nearby communities. It mentions James traveling to Cleveland to visit relatives, Gus Fellows visiting from Columbus, Lunsford and Linscott family trips, and other small social movements including school enrollments and a new Ford purchase.

J. B. Parthiter Lew Winner Mra James Cleveland Frank Wolf Charley Brawley Gus Fellows of Columbus Percy Lunsford Baby Dora Robinson Rebecca Linscott Canaanville Hattie Price Glenn Robinson Jerseyville Robert Roberts Athens Jasper Linscott Unday F. McCune George France Sybil Jessie Robinson John Hancock High School Alex Maruis

Longtime Walker Claims 270000 Miles Over 24 Years

E F Lamberth says walking benefits health and notes at 61 he has logged 270000 miles since starting after dinner strolls in Fort Worth Texas in 1897. He urges one meal a day for health. Athens visitors and local social notes follow with several names and county events mentioned.

E. F. Lamberth Fort Worth Tex

Local residents visit relatives and friends in nearby towns

Albany and surrounding areas see a flurry of visits as residents travel to Phelps Wisconsin Chicago Akron Athens and multiple localities. Guests include the Sissons Te wk shields and Molers with numerous mentions of family hosts and social calls.

Millfield News Roundup Includes Club Start New Member

Millfield notes show Mrs. Earl Downey hosting the Needle Club with eight members and one new secretary Mrs. Roy Totmay. A Columbus throat treatment patient returned home improved. Funeral of William Bradberry attended by L. E. Wood and Irene. George Shaner and Vern Robi nett bought new Ford cars. Christian church Sunday school saw 79 attendees aiming for 100 next Sunday. A ball game Milfield versus The Plains slated for Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Poling and Mildred visit The Plains kin.

Earl Downey Needle Club C. BE. Sanders Dan Fulton Herbert Mingus R. F. Cotman John Brewer P. D. Hill Mary Evans Roy Totmay Belle Woodworth Columbus L. EB. Wood Irene Murry City William Bradberry George Shaner Vern Robinett The Christian Church Milfield the Plains Elmer Poling Mildred Carles Robinett Jas. Omen William Sisson

Funeral for Harry Grigsby Held in Chauncey

Chauncey Ohio September 17 funeral services for Harry Grigsby who died after an accidental self inflicted gunshot while hunting will be conducted Sunday at 10 A M from the First Christian Church led by former pastor Rev Gilbert B Courtney He was the son of Mr and Mrs Newton Grigsby of Chauncey and survived by his parents two brothers Denzil and Walter both at home He was a World War veteran.

Lawrence Morris Phelps Wis Chicago Gus Woodyard Stella Sisson Akron J. N. Tewksbury Frank Coe Emma Blackwood W. S. Blackwood Athens Roy Saylor A. C Lloyd Dailey E. K. Carpenter Clarence Murphy Columbus Ziggefoos Zern Tewksbury Carpenter Albany Harry Frum Parkersburg Clara Williams New Marshfield Everett Lewis Ses Nelson M. L. Cottingham W. C. Michaels Middleport Nelsonville Jess Vorhes Henry Masheter Leonard Woodyard Elijah Rathburn Rutland T. W. Coe Avis Tedrow Hamden Elias Tedrow Will Gillogby Mary Frances L. PD. Gillogby W. W. Morris Airline Charlie Tewksbury Chauncey Harry Grigsby First Christian Church Gilbert B. Courtney Grigsby Newton Grigsby Trimble Denzil Walter

Funeral for Mrs Daniel Ragan in Chauncey

Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church for Mrs Daniel Ragan with burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey. She died at Athens Hospital after a week there and had been ill for some time. The remains were brought to Chauncey Friday and taken to the home of her nephew Wesley Trainer. Survivors include her husband, Wesley Trainer, a brother W A Harvey and a sister Mrs L C Strausbaugh, all of Chauncey.

Daniel Ragan First Christian Church Nye Chauncey

Salvation Army Opens Chauncey Open Air Meeting

The Salvation Army held an open air meeting in Chauncey Friday evening that was very well attended.

Salvation Army Chauncey

Baby Seriously Ill in Mill Street Family

The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sweeney of Mill Street is very ill with little hope for recovery.

Thos. Sweeney Mill Street

Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Hosts Chauncey Potluck Supper

The Forest Rose Rebekah lodge held a Friday evening pot supper at their hall in Chauncey with members attending a social gathering and meal.

Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Chauncey

Edn Spears Returns to Columbus After Chauncey Visit

Edn Spears arrives back in Columbus with his mother Mrs. Mary Spears after a visit to Chauncey.

Edn Spears Columbus Chauncey Mrs Mary Spears

Mrs Ella Williams Hosts Birthday Party for Son John

Mrs Ella Williams entertained a group of children Thursday evening for her son John's birthday. The youngsters enjoyed games and were then served refreshments in a festive gathering.

Ella Williams John

Miss Ruby Love Returns From Cincinnati Visit

Miss Ruby Love recently returned from a visit with relatives in Cincinnati.

Ruby Love Cincinnati

Arbuckle Wife Vows Support Amid Scandal

Minta DurfeeRoscoe Fatty Arbuckle's wife declares his innocence and rushes to San Francisco to aid him after the St Francis hotel Labor Day incident. Durfee, an actress in multiple pictures including Mickey, has separated from Arbuckle but now sends her sympathy.

Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle Minta Durfee Miss Durfee New York Sa Francisco St. Francis Hotel Mickey

Obituary for Corporal Everett Glenn of Alexander Township

Corporal Everett Glenn born December 11 1898 in Alexander Township was son of John and Mary McClain. He enlisted April 7 1917 as the first local recruit, served in Company L, died September 28 1918 in France after being struck by a machine gun bullet on the Argonne Front. He left behind parents two sisters Elsie and Lara two brothers Ralph and Harold and many friends. The community honors his memory with prayers and remains hopeful for his heavenly reunion.

Everett Glenn John and Mary McClain Alexander Township Everett Athens Camp Sheridan Alabama Camp Lée France Argonne Front Elsie Lara Ralph Harold

Local Notes From Beaumont and Nearby Towns

Beaumont residents enjoy a fishing and camping trip at Indian Lake. Visitors from this place travel to Cincinnati to watch a ball game between Cincinnati and Pittsburg. Logan and The Plains events include church, funerals, and social visits. The mine at this place operates daily.

Mrytle Pidcock Indian Lake McKinley Lock Walter Kovlasky Floodwood Cincinnati Pittsburg J. H. Lock Logan Ben Ryan Jesse Ryan Neal Withem the Plains Frank Hill Athens Mark Fisk Joe Kannock Leslie Thomas C. B. Oxley Barney*Hill S. H. Martin Ed Preston Lena Fred Cunnningham Chauncey John Tittle Jess Ryan Guy Smith

Men Withdrawn From 209 Mine After Official Order

The Messenger corrects a prior report about trouble at No. 209 mine on Sugar Creek. Men did not walk out. they left work by orders of state officials after a dispute over the work “turn.” They say 209 lagged about three weeks in days worked compared with two nearby mines.

Sugar Creek

Goodrich to join ARA mission staff in Russia

Former Indiana governor James P. Goodrich sailed from New York aboard the Kroonland to join Colonel William N. Haskell as part of the American Relief Administration mission to Russia. The move aligns the relief effort with russo relief operations in 1919.

New York James P. Goodrich Indiana Russia Kroonland William N. Haskell American Relief Administration

Pennsylvania Rail Road Seeks Direct Negotiation With Grads

The United States railroad labor board prepared a ruling denying the Pennsylvania Rail Road's petition to deal with its 32,500 employees without federated officials. Pennsylvania argues for the right to negotiate directly with its own management rather than outside labor officials. Observers note no penalty exists for board edict violations, easing potential defiance.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania

Public Forum on Athens county road and Camp Route

A reader defends the rural road between Guysville and Coolville praising its elevation and value to Carthage township residents. The letter laments road neglect, warns of revenue from passersby, and asks not to overlook the route famed as a local bonanza for landowners and travelers alike.

Messenger Athens Guysville Coolville Athens County Carthage Township United States Texas Denver Frisco St. Louis Parkersburg

Card of Thanks from the McClain Family

The McClain family thanks friends and neighbors for support during bereavement. They thank Rev Timmons for consoling words, the Bates Sunday School singers and others for flowers, and Mr Walburn and the American Legion for funeral assistance.

Timmons Bates Sunday School Walburn American Legion John McClain

Four Miners Rescued Alive After Cave-in

Four mine workers trapped by a cave-in at Coal Brook Colliery near Carbondale were rescued alive after entombment at noon Friday. The men were recovered by rescue teams and reported in good condition.

Carbondale Coal Brook

Thanking friends and neighbors for support after death

The Lamborn family thanks friends and neighbors who assisted during illness and death of their husband and father. They also thank Rev Landsitter for consoling words, the singers, those who sent flowers, and Mr Andrews for service. Eliza Thomas of Virden, IL notes eighteen years old and three marriages in her record.

Landsitter Andrews John Lamborn Eliza Thomas Virden

Notable Ohio dates and deaths to 1898

A compact remembrance lists key Ohio figures and milestones: John Brough born in Marietta 1811 and died 1865 in Cleveland. Calvin Pease born Suffield 1776 and died Warren 1839. Calvin S. Brice born Denmark Ohio and died 1898 in New York City. Ohio State University opened to students in 1873. Army of the Cumberland society held annual meeting in Columbus in 1891.

John Brough Ohio Marietta Cleveland Calvin Pease State Supreme Court Warren Suffield Conn Calvins. Brice United States Denmark New York City Ohio Agriculcultural and Mechanical College Ohio State University Society of the Army of the Cumberland Columbus

Correction on wedding witnesses at St Patrick's church

Eugene Owens pastor of St Patrick's Church in Buchtel Ohio corrects a Messenger report. He states the marriage contract witnesses were John Maurer and Cash Stratton, brother and sister of the bride, not Mr and Mrs Cash Stratton.

Athens Messenger Buchtel the Messenger St. Patrick’s Church Cash Stratton John Maurer Eugene Owens St. Patrick's Church Buchtel, Ohio

Women Take News Boy Roles in Spain

In Spain women step into roles once held by news boys as publishers adjust distribution. The change follows shifts in labor norms with women assuming early morning routes and street sales in several cities.

Hillsboro Limited Train Makes Sudden Stop

Hillsboro Ohio September 17. A limited train between Blanchester and Hillsboro on the Baltimore and Ohio branch ran fast as it left Hillsboro and suddenly halted. Engineer Ramsey noticed a left middle drive wheel dash over the grade, a star sprang high into the air and landed in a corn field. No damage to the train, wheel saved, engine sent to shop for repairs. Ramsey had earlier replaced a lost connecting pin near Russells station and again on the return trip used a wire pin to continue.

Hillsboro, CO Hillsboro Blanchester Baltimore and Ohio Ramsey Russell’s

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Lash C. E. Norris E. Carpenter St Studebaker B. M. Covert Cornwell Thelma Rankin Gloueter Floyd Whitlatch Elizabeth, Kriyecki Ambrose Terrell L. A. Morrison Abe Rankin Laarence Brown Millfield Disciples of Christ C. H. Boudinot B. H. Petiit Wm. Matson R. F. Totman J. R. Wade Washington Grigsby and Ragan Fatty Arbuckle Penny Rail Labor Board Public Forum Spain Sunnysuds Electric Athens, Ohio Mansfield OLE Auto Sales Co Hughes Electric Miss Holley Edison Electric Appliance Co Athens Electric Co the Hocking Power Co the Mutual Electric Co Middleport and Pomeroy
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