Hamden Notes Visitors and Trips Across Counties
Probation officer visit noted as M Buskirk of McArthur stopped in Hamden. Several residents traveled to Columbus and Cincinnati while others hosted guests from Springfield Wellston and Athens. The Art Needle Embroidery club held a family picnic at North Main street. Eastern Star honored Mrs. Winstead before her trip to Knoxville. Hamden faced a week of power outages due to a belt failure at the electric plant. A new home event and local illness were also reported.
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Vinton County
M. Buskirk
McArthur
Harry McGhee
Jackson
Stalleys Run
Athens
C. W. Winstead
J. C. Marie
Bertha
Knoxville
Tenn
Winstead
Cincinnati
Floyde Sperry
Vern Russell
Springfield
Thomas Lewis
Matthew
John Kearney
Wellston
Columbus
William
Mary Edna
Ed Corbin
Chillicothe
Art Needle Embroidery Club
Joe Huhn
North Main Street
Ella Martindill
Geo. Martindill
Ralph Martindill
Art Leach
Byron
Art
Chas. Driggs
C. C. Roberts
Ruth
C. V. Cox
W. H. Dye
Marion
Carl
Ray
Mary Thomas
B. R. Paine
Ovid ‘Bheb
Sarah Dixon
Richmondale
Dave Serrels
J. T. Ogier
Chillicothe Street
Community social notes highlight lodge anniversaries and gatherings
Glouster hosts a seventy third Rebekah lodge anniversary social at Odd Fellow hall for members and families. A banquet and dance for Glouster Aerie, F O E, and families follow at Eagle hall. Homecomings at Green's Run church and a church dedication day include sermons, music, and a Bible school with a target attendance of 102.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah and
Odd Fellow Lodges
Glouster Aerie, F. O. E
Eagle Hall
High Street
Dinner hour group photo noted in city news
Irene Burt, 7, of near Redtown, was taken to University Hospital at Columbus for examination by nurse Miss Harper. Harvey Linscott, age 84, of Trimble Route 1, faces possible above knee amputation after a leg growth. he is to be operated on Sunday if feasible. The Friendship Circle meets at the Methodist church with Mrs. BK Munden's committee hosting. Lincoln Memorial University instructor M I Andrew will speak about his life in education. Mr. and Mrs. A A Allen visited St Clairsville to entertain relatives, as Mr. and Mrs. A L MacFarland join them for a few weeks.
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Irene Burt
John Burt
Old True Place
Redtown
University Hospital
Columbus
BK. B. Munden
M. I’. Andrew
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Tenn
Andrew
Glouster High School
Harvey Linscott
Trimble Route 1
Grant Hospital
Harlan
LA Police Chief Deluged by Insane Letters
Los Angeles chief of police R. Lee Heath, in office under a month, has received over 1960 letters from alleged lunatics. Warnings to kill him, tips on the Charlie Ross kidnapping and William Desmond Taylor murder, and bizarre claims abound. One writer claims nine brothers all named William with Charles renamed Paul. One plea seeks funds to patent a device to cause houseflies to commit suicide.
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Los Angeles
R. Lee Heath
Charlie Ross
William Desmond Taylor
William
Charles
Paul
Logan woman lone hunter licensed in Hocking County
Mise Alma Ewart of Logan is the only woman to secure a hunting license since the season opened. About 800 licenses have been issued by Clerk of Courts Newton Spencer. Hunters report fair success with plentiful squirrels in some areas and scarcity in others.
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Huntress Logan
Mise Alma Ewart
Logan
Hocking County
Newton Spencer
Missing man may be in Great City
Harvey Selhauer a roving farm hand sought for questioning in the death of 15 year old Elizabeth Johnson was reported hiding in New York City. Elizabeth Johnson was found dead with a bullet wound near Kingston New Jersey detective Fred I. David said Selhauer was seen near Trenton on August 24 nine days after his discharge for paying ardent attention to the girl.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Harvey Selhauer
Kflizabeth Johnson
New York City
Misa Johnson
Kingston
Fred I. David
Selhaver
Trenton
Seihaver
Nuga-Tone Promises Relief for Old and Worn Out
An advertisement claims Nuga-Tone quickly restores pep and vigor to aged people worn by life. It promises stronger nerves, better sleep, appetite, digestion, and energy, with a money back guarantee if not beneficial. The text urges readers to ask their druggist for the product or switch if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naga- Tone
Acrobat Hurdles to Injury in Detroit Vaudeville Act
Mrs Lucille Fondows 2 1 2 drops from a 12 foot height during a suspended act at a Detroit theater. She was seriously injured after her husband the strong man released her belt causing a fall from the elevated rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lucille Fondows
Fondows
Bull Elk Rules Buffalo Herd in Golden Gate Park
In Golden Gate Park a dominant bull elk governs a herd of buffaloes without force, signaling tasks with a horn shake. Custodian F. J. Slattery notes the elk avoids fighting and often mediates clashes between rival bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
F. J. Slattery
Arrow in Goat Skull Found Near Red Lodge
A hunter, William Greenough, found a very old mountain goat skull on a hill near Red Lodge Montana. The skull bore an Indian arrow embedded in the crown, an arrow type used by the Crow Indians about 75 to 100 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Mont
William Greenough
Bone needle found by Hoyt Courtney from Chauncey
Hoyt Courtney preserves a bone needle from his grandfather's farm gravel pit. The needle, about the size of a No 1 yarn needle, has a carved eye and was found among other bones not kept. Courtney notes it was discovered over 560 years ago and remains well made.
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Hoyt
Old Man's Cave Tour Heads Ohio Forestry Event
A two day Hocking county tour October 2 and 3 led by the Ohio Forestry Association centers on Old Man's Cave also called The Gulf. The trip from the cave at 1 PM Thursday includes an all night camp and campfire talks with forestry friends and association members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ohio Forestry Association
Edmund Secrest
Old Man's Cave
the Gulf
Lordén
Association
Friends of Forestry
Ohio
Enderlin Forest
Cerbondale
Yale Intramural Leagues Rally 1269 Students Across Classes
In New Haven Yale University reports 1,269 men participated in intramural athletics during the year. Class leagues formed in baseball basketball hockey football and tennis with regular regattas for rowers. Participation by class totals included 50 football 125 baseball 109 rowing 115 basketball 60 hockey and 180 tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yal J
Yale
Brown-eyed babies outscored at state fair Better Babies contest
Brown-eyed infants were judged as “bad actors” against blue-eyed babies at the state fair competition. Blue-eyed babies stayed passive during exams while brown-eyed babies waited in unison and one brown-eyed child slapped a judge attempting to award a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Quick Change Artists Trade Restaurant for Car in Spencer
In Spencer West Virginia Earl Lowe and Brooks Greathouse visited H B Millers restaurant and struck a bargain. Miller traded the restaurant and its equipment for a car, removed his apron, and left with the vehicle while the new owners took charge of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
W. Va
Earl Lowe
Brooks
H. B. Miller
Miller
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Loge
Pike-Richmond
W. E. McCarty
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