Townsend and Dodds kinship and town news
Miss Maud Townsend of Washington DC spent the past week with cousins Grace and Marie Dodds. Amos Van Dyke and Ruth Goodin wed in Parkersburg, with a social belting. The Colombian government plans an aerial mail service to several cities in that republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Townsend
Washington, D. C
Mises Grace
Marie Dodds
Dell Evener
Nelsonville
Chas. Showalter
Amos van Dyke
Ruth Goodin
Parkersburg
Republic
Amesville News Briefs Headline
Mrs. Sidney Carpenter suffered facial arm and hand burns from a gas oven explosion last Tuesday. Hal Brawley reports selling over $2,000 worth of apples. Hershel Huston returns from Dayton to begin school. Dr. Howard treated Ed Glazier, who died of heart trouble. Glazier was a Masonic member whose funeral followed. The Hoopers Ridge homecoming featured temperance speeches. Alice Woll’s death in Columbus. W. L. Carpenter travels to Hastland, Texas. O. BE Woolley sold land to A. J. Brown. Dean Voigt spoke on temperance at the Presbyterian church. The local ball club plans to face Chauncey after beating Millfield. Huddleson’s Family Show arrived for a week. New York dance nights return locally. Several students head to Ohio University for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Carpenter
Hal Brawley
Hershel Huston
Dayton
Howard
Ed. Glazier
Cutler
Glazier
Bartlett
Alice Woll
Joseph Potter
Columbus
W. L. Carpenter
Cambridge
Clayton
Hastland
Tex
BE. H. Warren
Charles
Wenatchee
Wash
Phillips
O. BE
Woolley
W. J. Warrener
A. J. Brown
Dean Voigt
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church
Millfield
Chauncey Nine
Huddleson
Little
New York
Wyatt McDaniel
Clifford Glazier
Tempa Glass
Merle Clark
Marguerite Phillips
Wilber Henry
George Henry
Lottridge School Opens With Strong Attendance
The Lottridge school opened September 8 with good attendance. Miss Lelia Barnhill is teacher. The Lottridge A B Sunday school has named officers for the coming year led by superintendent R. J. Runnion and assistant Ruth Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bail
Gilbert Bail
Near
New England
Lottridge A. B
R. J. Runnion
Ruth Ackley
Lift Off Corns With Fingers From Foot Tissues
A tiny bottle of Freezone offers instant relief by applying a few drops to corns or calluses between the toes or on the sole. The product promises painless lifting of the corn or callus, root and all, soon after application.
Ohio State University Agricultural Course Attendee Update
Rev Elsen returned Monday evening from the M E conference and plans to go to Linwood. Rev Miller of Jerseyville will come here the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Elsen
M. E
Linwood
Miller
Jerseyville
Local Church News and Community Notes
Superintendent Grace Bail and secretary Nora Runnion lead church affairs with Dora Runnion as treasurer and R J Runnion as librarian. Miss Nelia Parr remains telecommunication operator for another year. Rev. Frazier the new U B Church minister preaches Sunday evening September 21. Guy Secoy and sister Josephine of South Canaan visited, while Mr and Mrs Lewis Persons of Pomeroy called on R J Runnion. A M Mooney lost two horses last week, with Mr and Mrs H A Wiseman nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bail
Nora Runnion
Dora Runnion
R. J. Runnion
Nelia Parr
Frazier
U. B. Church
Guy Secoy
Josephine
South Canaan
Lewis Persons
Pomeroy
R. J. Runni
Sunday Guests of Hushmans and Messengers
Mr and Mrs Harry Runnion were Sunday guests of the Hushmans and Messengers, sharing a social visit and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Runnion
Hushmans
Foxes Seized From Amesville Home As Pets
Game Warden Joe Hibbard from Athens and Constable Dennett went to the home of PD Jones in Amesville and took charge of five young foxes kept as pets. It is reported that confining such animals as pets is against Ohio law. further action was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Joe Hibbard
Athens
Dennett
PD. Jones
Ohio
Hibbard
Federal Transportation Board urged to speed rail growth
Albn B. Johnson leader of the Railway Business Association calls for a Federal Transportation Board with revenue certification power to determine rates and spur railroad development. He warns against replacing judicial functions with executive control and seeks to preserve the Interstate Commerce Commission as a check while enabling action toward larger mileage and terminal expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Transportation Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Albn B. Johnson
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Johnson
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Csion
State Commerce Commission
Commission
D&rectors
Jalba B. Johnson
They Railway Business Association
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Fea
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J. H. Grosvenor
Edgar
Ernest
Elijah Poston
Ray
A. A
Ed Dodds
Jennie Dodds
Luella
Mildred Copeland
Georgia Poston
Mary Bowman
Will Hill
Sharpsburg
Lulu Wright
New York City
Music Run
Miss McKinley
Leonard McDonald
Stanton James
Cooke van Dyke
Rockland
J. W. Wilson
Federal
Fred Starlin
Mary Davis
Breyfogle
Caroline Tedrow
Susan Wright
Georgia
Will Wright
Canaanville
Ray Marquis
Floyd
Leta
Raymond
C. F. Starlin
Louie Morrison
Edward Chambers
Cincinnati
Pilcher
Coolville
Fred Copeland
Emery Poston
Heekin
Callies, Pound
Michigan
New York State
The
Fullon Grocery
Cenrwr
Hoopers Ridge
Ray Gardner
Rev
March
Clarks Chapel
Lottridge
Lelia Barnhill
A. J. Runnion
Alfonso McBee
Clarksburg
W. Va
Erma Ackley
Marion
Anthony Dalton
Rulmer Ackley
Emery Jones
Vanderhoof
Jones
Ackley
U. B
R. McCall
Ralph Allen
Clarence Swartz
Gilbert Knight
Fred Warner
Bellsville
H. A. Wiseman
C. D. Swartz
Clarence
Ores
Marietta
Rolly Dye
Samuel Bail
Bazaar
Panama
Jersey
Justine
Sisler
Messenger
Ankrailcaion
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Wotton
Galveston
Virginia
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