Wrights Move to Logan from Newport
Earl Wrightsell and his family relocate to Logan after a year’s employment in Newport. The notice also mentions the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reasoner at Cherrington hospital, with grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reasoner and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Remple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wrightsell
Logan
Newport
Lawrence Reasoner
Cherrington Hospital
Walter Reasoner
Rudolph Remple
John W. McBroom
Niagara Falls
Canada
Hudson River
New York
Atlantic City
Washington
John Henderson
Arr
Harry Laird
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
H. A. Carter
Public Schools Show Decrease in Logan Enrollment
Logan reports a drop of fifty pupils in the current school census bringing total enrollment to 1323. Breakdown shows high school 818, junior high 361, central grade 241, west grade 191, east grade 212 with various shifts among grades and country pupil declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. F. Ridgley
Business Men Entertain Here in Logan
The Colt Abus chamber of commerce wholesalers division hosted a lunch for Logan retail merchants and chamber members at the Easterling club on September 23. Dr Held of Ohio State University spoke on Improvement in Business Relations urging cooperation among businessmen. Music by Melvin Harbarger and Mr Brown accompanied violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Manufacturers al Wholesalers
Colt. Abus Chamber of Commerce
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Doctor
College of Commerce and Journalism
Ohio State
Melvin Harbarger
Brown
Couple Married in St John’s Catholic Church Here
Logan September 23 A pretty wedding was held yesterday at St John’s Catholic Church. Miss Mary Catherine Brown and Dr Robert Jones McGuinness were married. The church was decorated with marigolds and gladioli. The bride wore white satin lace, tulle veil, rhinestone coronet, and carried bride’s roses with lilies of the valley. Maid of honor Catherine Rarick wore honeydew georgette over satin. Bridesmaids wore jade georgette and ecru georgette styles with velvet hats. Flower girl Mary Elizabeth Martin wore a ruffled georgette frock with SuMbUYSt roses. Mother of the bride Mrs J Ny Brown wore canton crepe in black and tan with colorful accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary Catherine Brown
Robert Jones McGuinness
Frank Brown
Catherine Rarick
Laura Rarick
Rosemary Acker
Miss Rarick
Miss Acker
Mary Elizabeth Martin
J.ny Brown
LogAn Couple Wed At Nuptial Mass In Logan
The ceremony at Logan featured Henry Abernethy as best man and Francis Abrams Edward Butler Jack Acker and Bernard Rarick as ushers. Rev James T Nevin presided, with special musical pieces by Mrs Frank Blasius and others. After a breakfast for 44 at 42 North Walnut, the couple, daughter of Mrs Lucy Brown, plan three weeks in Colorado Springs and will reside at 147 South Ardmore Road, Bexley, Columbus.
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Henry Abernethy
McGuinness
Francis Abrams
Edward Butler
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Acker
Nelsonville
Bernard Rarick
Logan
James T. Nevin
Frank Blasium
Frank Blasius
Sumner Martin
Arthur E
Main Street
College of Sacred Heart
Clifton
Cincinnati
University of Pennsylvania
Jefferson School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
Colorado
South Ardmore Road
Bexley
George McGuinness
Chicago, IL
A. J. Musser
John Acker, Jr
James Perone
Orland
Millfield Parent Teacher Association to convene at East Side school
Chauncey Sept 23 The Millfield Parent Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year at 2 o clock Friday afternoon at the East Side school building. Ebon Gillespie, president, will preside and plans for the year's work will be announced. McMechem W Va after trip to Columbus to see his sister Mrs Peter Keasey in hospital there. Mrs Lea Schoonover has returned home from Columbus visit. Jack Harmon and George Wetzel visiting Ben Lehr Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
McMechem
W. Va
Columbus
Peter Keasey
Lea, Schoonover
Jack Harmon
George Wetzel
Ben Lehr
Has No Word From Her Son in Hurricane District
Mrs L D Shields of Chauncey reports no word from her son John R Sweeney of Avocado Princeton Florida, area hit by the hurricane. Sweeney, eldest son of Mrs Shields, left Akron months ago to operate a large Florida hotel.
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Chauncey
L. D. Shields
John R. Sweeney
Avocado
Princeton
Florida
Sweeney
Shields
Akron
Loyal Woman's society meeting at First Christian church
Mrs. F Ferrel hosted the Loyal Woman's society of First Christian church in Chauncey with Mrs. Charles Fiske as devotional leader. A program featured Mrs. John Shafer and others, Victrola music followed by refreshments, next meeting in two weeks at an announced location.
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Chauncey
F. Ferrel
Hic Street
Loyal Woman's Society of First Christian Church
Charles Fiske
Karns
John Shafer
Ira Myers
Charles Bradfield
T. R. Hamilton
Harvey Nye
John Brewer
Guy Brookins
Fiske
Chauncey Residents Return From Multi City Trip
Post matter and Mrs. Clarence McCafferty and son Dick of Chauncey along with Mr and Mrs Dean Linscott and son Jimmy of Nelsonville returned from a several day motor trip. Their itinerary included Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Postmatter
Clarence McCafferty
Dean Linscott
Jimmy
Nelsonville
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Maryland
Incoming ships relay Miami disaster news after hurricane
Ships arriving in New York on September 22 report crews caught near the fringe of the West Indian hurricane. They carry first word of the Miami disaster and the rescue efforts that brought the initial information to the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florida
Miami
Plains Area Personal News Highlights
The Plains personal items list multiple local visits. John Yeonard and spouse visited Lemon Coppers near Athens. George Gabriel Jr and Elizabeth Barber hosted Nelsonville guests. Russell McHarg and William Sanderson joined a Mount Pleasant picnic. Mrs. John Leonard spent Monday in Nelsonville.
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the Plains
John Yeonard
Lemon Coppers
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Barber
Russell McHarg
Lower Plains
William Sanderson
Mount Pleasant
John Leonard
Friday's five best features on radio
The roster lists WGY Schenectady 380 and WMAK Buffalo 265 at 8 45 p m Eastern Daylight. Wacco St Paul 416 at 9 p m Central. Twin City String Quartet. WEAF New York 492 8 p m Eastern Daylight The Happiness Boys. WIG New York 454 also WBZ and WGY 10 p m Baldwin hour.
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WGY
Schenectady
WMAK
Buffalo
WGY Opera Company
Wacco
ST. Paul
Central Standard
Twin City
WEAF
New York
The
Happiness Boys
WIG
WBZ
Baldwin Hour
Waldo Williams Family Notice From Athens R D Four
Mr and Mrs Waldo Williams of Athens R D four report a family notice in a local column. The fragment confirms residence and names but lacks full context or date.
Added Beauty in an Hour
A brief item notes the arrival of Added Beauty in an hour at a local venue. The notice emphasizes a debut performance and expected audience attendance, with no further details on time or organizers.
Edna Wallace Hopper Hair Dressing Promises Shine
Edna Wallace Hopper touts her Wave and Sheen hair dressing sold for 75 cents at toilet counters. The product claims to enhance curl and shine and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to delight or improve beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Edna Wallace Hopper
Jee Ieee
Williams Family Guests From Multiple Cities
Day guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Bates Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and son Raymond of Columbus Mr and Mrs Harley Williams and daughter Kathaleen of Graham Chapel Mr and Mrs Clark Williams and son Russell near Athens and Mr Harry Williams and Mr Carl Williams at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Bates
Arthur Williams
Ralph Williams
Raymond All
Columbus
Harley Williams
Kathaleen
Graham Chapel
Clark Williams
Russell
Near
Athens
Harry Williams
Carl Williams
Rain Threat Fills Dempsey Tunney Fightday Heat
Overcast skies and possible showers greeted the Dempsey Tunney crowds in Philadelphia. Local forecaster George Bliss estimated rain likely but not enough to cancel the bout, as betting and excitement built ahead of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Bliss
Resignation of Rev Joseph H Dod and Ocean Depth Claim
Announcement reports Rev Joseph H Dod resigning as archdeacon of Oceans in the Episcopal diocese of Southern na o. The text also notes the greatest known depth in the show off Mindle in the Pacific at 32 089 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Dod
Zanesville
Oceans
Pacific
Mindle i
Nao
Illness Update From Antiquity Report Shelter Powell Family
Henry Osborne reports his sister is ill in Antiquity where Mrs Powell is described as critically ill. A later update states Mrs Powell’s condition is not encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Henry Osborne
Mrs. Powell
Two Women Praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Two women attest to improving health after taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mayan Lynxon describes relief from post birth weakness and regained ability to work. Mrs Hope L Smith, a farmer's wife from Floyd Virginia, credits long standing pain and fatigue relief to the remedy and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Beb
Pinkham
Lydia BP
Pink
All Day Meet Announced by Holiness Church
Chauncey Sept 23 district Holiness church members announce an all day meeting Sunday at the Colored Baptist church in New Pittsburgh with Saturday evening services. A basket dinner will be served at noon and speakers include Rev and Mrs N G Duffy Rev and Mrs James Skunkwiler Rev Dyer Mitchel Mrs DD Overly of Chillicothe and Rev Harvey Smith of near Bishopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Colored Baptist Church
New Pittsburgh
N. G. Duffy
James Skunkwiler
Dyer Mitchel
Overly
Chillicothe
Harvey Smith
Bishopville
Chauncey Personal Notes From Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs L H Pendergrass of Pomeroy visited Chauncey on Tuesday with the Pen dergrass family. Mr and Mrs Harry Hillyer and their children spent the week visiting the Hillyer relatives on May avenue while enroute to their home in
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Chauncey
L. H. Pendergrass
Pomeroy
Peter Pendergrass
Harry Hillyer
Robert Hillyer
May Avenue
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Ohio Northern
George Rainer
Robert Struble
Robert Work
Clem Schaal
Ada
Rainer
Delmar Allen
Hocking County
Logan Club
Dr. McGuinness
Mary Brown
Millfield Society
Mrs. Farrell
Pleasant View Templa Pythian Sisters
Bess Cunningham
Frances Howard
Catherine Cline
Roy Anderson
Hazel Holmes
Pythian Sisters
Fred Gabriel
Fred Fiske
Roy Gabriel
Edward Sickles
Orvin Potts
Messenger
Waldo. Williams
Athens R. D
Heresis Press Corporation
New York Morning Telegram
Sorority
C. D. Shaffer CO
Rya
Dr. Bundesen
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Dr. F. Lyman
Ohio State University
Cline
Lydia E. Pinkham
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