Local society notes and travels around town
Visitors and residents share news of arrivals departures and trips. Photte 41 or 70 announces start dates for Irving School for Boys athletics instructor Sep tember 27. Frank Murphy returns from Banff and Vancouver trip. Norris Beasley and family motor to Cincinnati with others en route jointly with Mrs Briggs from Columbus. Townsend visit Guysville and Inman home. Arhood and Ogle depart Hillsboro after a week with Border family. Lillie class Christian Church to hold meeting Sept 26 with officer elections. Drake family returns to Fisher after summer with Lawrence in Eldorado Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Beasley
Norris
Carl Beasley
Ann
Cincinnati
Baby
Columbus
J. C. Briggs
Local Weddings and social notes from Glouster and area
Married Saturday Mr Harvey G Norris and Mrs Vesta Norris of Glouster were wed at 11 o'clock in the minister’s home on 25 North Congress street officiated by Rev Dr Daniel McGurk. J M Higgins returned from Louisville and Dayton visits. Mrs O G Jordan came back from Hemlock and Zanesville. Various relatives traveled to Caldwell and Des Moines. Childs Conservation League meets 7:30 pm Tuesday at 166 North Lancaster. Dues for the flower fund to be paid. Francis Fuller left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G. Norris
Vesta Norris
Glouster
Daniel McGurk
North
Congress Street
Childs Conservation League
C. A. Daugherty
Lancaster Street
Whittier
Normal Directors Meet in Columbus Details
Mrs. Ethel Rees of 14 North Lancaster Street attended the Normal Directors meeting in Columbus held Friday and Saturday. She oversees the Washington County Normal at Lowell with 28 students enrolled and growing. Mrs. Rees visited her son Earl on Sunday. Mr. F G Howard of the F G and A Howard Co of Columbus drove to Athens Sunday with five friends of Mr and Mrs Robert P Tompkins who hosted dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel. Rees
North
Lancaster Street
Normal
Columbus
Rees
Washington County Normal
Lowell
Earl
F. G. Howard
F. G. and A. Howard Co
Athens
Robert P. Tompkins
Pretty wedding unites Rexa Rice and M Andrew Smetts
Miss Rexa Rice of Stewart and Mr M Andrew Smetts of Cleveland wed at the bride’s home on Wednesday September 20 at 2 PM. Rev A Y Wilcox officiated before lavender and white decor. The couple leaves for a wedding trip and will reside at 1465 Alameda Ave Lakewood after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexa Rice
Stewart
M. Andrew Smetts
Cleveland
A. Y. Wilcox
Marguerite Rice
Don A. Campbell
Alameda Avenue
Lakewood
Courtesy as Foundation of Truth in Conversation
The text argues that courtesy underpins all dialogue and that truth telling, even when painful, was once valued. It notes modern kindness as a virtue equal to blunt honesty and urges avoiding arguments and heated disputes. If conflict arises, steer discussion away.
Family reunion honors Wolf lineage at Stiers homestead
Descendants of Christopher and Rhoda Dorr Wolf held their first annual reunion at Homer W. Stiers homestead in Haydenville Ohio, a site since 1846. About 200 attendees from multiple states toured family relics, shared memories, and planned a larger gathering. The Stiers farm features historic structures, grain bins, a large barn, and a Sauerkraut factory producing cans daily.
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Haydenville
Christopher
Rhoda Dorr Wolf
Homer W. Stiers
Wolf's Plains
the Plains
Athens County
Hocking
Stiers
George Wolf
Elizabeth Wolf Stiers
Logan
Christopher Wolf
George
Westmoreland County
Marietta
Ames Township
Starr Township
Hocking County
John Young
Homer Stiers
Co. A. Wolf
Craigville
Ind
M. Wolf
Rosa Wolf
Tosein
Mabel Lehman
Whittier Street
Columbus
Frank
Canon City
Colo
Delle Wolf Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
Joe Bates
Traveport
C. E. Wood
Art L. Shady
Fikhart
Indy L. A. Larmer
P. B. Wolf
South Solon
C. E. Early
London
J. E. Hendrix
Old Home Place
Nin
Bank Robbery Leaves Cashier Wounded in Hopedale
Five bandits robbed the First National Bank at Hopedale Harrison county at 10 30 am. They fled in a high powered car without stealing money. Cashier George Whittaker was wounded and died a hospital later reported as dying. Authorities scour the region for the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
First National Bank J
Hopedale
Harrison County
West Fof
George Whittaker
Whittaker
Tanlac claims relief for indigestion and dyspepsia
Indigestion and dyspepsia sufferers praise Tanlac as an effective remedy. Mrs A Landes of Akron Ohio reports dramatic relief after using Tanlac, noting improved digestion and energy. The ad states Tanlac aids stomach digestion, purifies blood, and builds vitality, with bottles available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
A. Landes
Lane St
Akron
Ohio
Tanlac
Italians Sought in Murder Of New Jersey Clergyman
Somerset county detectives pursue two armed Italian men linked to the murder of Rev. Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. James Mills near Phillips farm. Sightings place them near the Mills home on Carman street, then fleeing by boat and car toward Delaware River routes. Authorities weigh theories of professional killers or robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Somerset County
Edward Wheeler Hall
James Mills
Mills
Carman Street
Humane Society Elects Officers Here Sunday
The Athens County Humane Society met Sunday afternoon in the Presbyterian church to elect officers and conduct other business. Officers elected were Carl H. Porter as president E C Woodworth as vice president Candus Martzolii as secretary treasurer and directors Prov W L Gard Mrs Edith Sayre Mr F S Roach Mr A Q Sloane and Mr W E Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Humane Soociety
Presbyterian Church
Carl H. Porter
E. C. Woodworth
Candus Martzolii
W. L. Gard
Edith Sayre
F. S. ‘Roach
A QO Sloane
W E Peters
Obituary of Jasper P. Chambers of New England
Jasper P. Chambers born December 7 1859 died September 20 1922 at cousin George Davis home near Coolville aged 62 years eight months fourteen days He leaves one sister five nephews and many friends He was a frequent traveler who often vanished for months then returned His last journey reached Coolville on the return from California where deathended his travels He has gone to the bourne from which no traveler returns The wartime remark notes shooting spies as a harsh custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper P. Chamber
Jasper P. Chambers
New England
George Davis
Coolville
Jasper
California
Bourne
Woman hurls accusation at man in paternity hearing
In South Bend at the Tiernan Poulin paternity hearing Mrs Augusta Tiernan screamed You liar oh you lie at Harry Poulin the man she accuses of fathering her baby Pau lin testified during the tense courtroom scene as witnesses faced the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Tiernan
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