Society Notes Highlight Travel and Local Events
Miss Nellie McGowen sails to Naples to study violin and piano for three months with return via France and Switzerland. Mrs. Munds and daughter Elizabeth leave to join Mr. Munds in Gambier for Beverly School work. Archdeacon Dodshon will be in Athens for over Sunday and administer communion. Mrs. Sprague improves at 41 West Washington. Woman's Foreign Missionary society holds open meeting at M P church with address by Mrs. C J Giauque. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson return from Niagara Falls and other cities. Pallas club meets at 2 30 with program Hiring a Schoolma'am and two musical readings, rummage sale nets 5.35 with 44 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McGowen
New York City
Naples
Italy
France
Switzerland
Joseph H. Dodshon
Zanesville
Athens
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. P
C. J. Giauque
Skidmore
Pearl Drake
Chubb Leaves for Yale to Pursue Master’s Degree
Edwin Chubb departed for New Haven Connecticut to study for a master’s degree at Yale University. He resigned his professorship at the Mercersburg boys academy to undertake graduate work and is spending vacation with his parents Dr and Mrs E W Chubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Chubb
New Haven
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Zimmerman's Birthday
Mrs. R F Zimmerman hosted a dinner at her Richland avenue home honoring Mr Zimmerman's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Davis of Little Hocking Mr and Mrs Arthur Lowther and daughter Louise of Albany the host and Jess and their daughter Ruth. Mr A E Algeo and Mr D W Leighty traveled to Miami Florida by truck. Algeo bought a lot in Hialeah and plans a new build in July's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Zimmerman
Richland Avenue
Mr. Zimmerman
And
Guy Davis
Little Hocking
Arthur Lowther
Daugher Louise
Albany
Jess
Ruth
A. E. Algeo
D. W. Leighty
Miami
Fla
Mrs Roach Visits Relatives in Zanesville
Mrs. Harry M. Roach travels to Zanesville to visit her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Flegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Roach
Zanesville
F. G. Flegal
Deborah Sunday School Meeting at Mrs Chatley Home
The Deborah class of the Christian Sunday school held a business and social session at Mrs M E Chatley on North Congress street Thursday evening with president Mrs E W Bingman presiding. The meeting opened with the hymn Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus. Mrs Ollie B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
The
Christian Sunday School
M. E. Chatley
North
Congress Street
E. W. Bingman
Jesus
Ollie B
Wiseman Visit to Wrightstown Aunt and Amesville Stop
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiseman and Miss Ekthel Brown visited their aunt Mrs. Hettie Ahle in Wrightstown on Thursday. Brown paused in Amesville to see friends and plans to return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wiseman
Miss Ekthel Brown
Hettie Ahle
Wrightstown
Miss Brown
Amesville
Training School PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
The Training School Parent Teacher Association met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O C Bird presiding. Superintendent John Patterson tied goals to improving schools alongside the school board as principal A F Myers outlined cooperative teachers work and safeguarding children through careful staffing. Committees announced and Mrs W C Arbogast elected as Cincinnati convention delegate. social and women’s groups planned year activities with a social hour. The next meeting is October 22 with fathers in charge and Dean T C McCracken as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School Parent Teacher Association
Mra. O. C Bird
John Patterson
A. F. Myers
W. C. Arbogast
Cincinnati
C. C. Moorhead
O. F. Rowland
Victor Pierce
Lewis
Dow Poston
A. E. Wagner
R. L. Clutter
A. J. Kavlish
Flower
Burt
J. L. Maxwell
Guy Pierces Press
Mary Ward
V. C. Vickers
O. E. Fri
Jeanette Smith
Virgil Davis
R. W. Oxley
Peterson
Dean T. C. McCracken
Resumed Ohio university music professor returns from trip
Prof. Allen R. Kresge arrived to resume his School of Music faculty duties at Ohio university. His wife and daughter Eugenia remained in Indiana due to illness. Mrs. Kresge, in Elkhart General Hospital, will have appendicitis surgery today or tomorrow. The family was vacationing in Baldwin Michigan with Mrs. Kresge’s parents in New Paris Indiana where their daughter is recovering from intestinal flu. A portion of the vacation was spent in Chicago studying an organ under Middelschulte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen R. Kresge
School of Music
Ohio University
Mrs. Kresge
Loyal Wo r g Bible class meets at First Church in Chauncey
The semi monthly Loyal Wo r g Bible class at First Church Chauncey held a meeting hosted by Mrs. Arthur Swart. Mrs. Guy Kins presided, devotions led by Clarence Butts with readings by Mrs. M. J. Gordon, Mrs. John Shafer, and Mrs. Butts. A luncheon followed for listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Arthur Swart
Guykins
Clarence Butts
John Shafer
M. J. Gordon
Shafer
Butt
Party Given for Naomi Bible Class at The Plains
Mrs Fannie Ball hosted a Naomi Bible class party at her home in The Plains for members and their children. Games and music provided entertainment and the evening ended with a weiner roast. Attendees included Mrs Vera Whitlatch, Mrs Helen Nelson, Mrs Hattie Coon, and others with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Fannie Ball
the Plains
Naomi Bible Class
Ruth
Helen Miet
Marie Mi
Opal Shiv
Garnet’ Cochran
Selah Shivers
Nidaan
Carrie Nifa
Thompson in Columbus Chauncey business visit
Chauncey high school student B. M. Thompson visited Columbus for business matters yesterday and today.
Forest Rose Rebeckah Lodge Members Attend Athens Social
Mrs A H England Mrs Earl Bridgewater Mrs Sam Tippett Mrs Dane Os borne and Miss Neva Ferrel attended a program and social in Athens Thursday evening hosted by the Athens Rebeckah lodge after a Chauncey lodge gathering on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. H. England
Earl Bridgewater
Sam Tippett
Dane Osborne
Neva Ferrel
Forest Rose Rebeckah Lodge
Athens
Smallwoods Visit Harden Family at The Plains
Mr. and Mrs. George Smallwood of Saginaw Michigan are spending time with Mr. and Mrs. James Hardy at The Plains during a visit to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chauncey
George Smallwood
Saginaw, Mich
the Plains
James Hardy
Chauncey dance tonight by Donald Figgins and gang
Donald Figgins and his Chauncey group will play music for a dance at the Chauncey Kiwanis hall tonight. The evening promises lively tunes from local musicians in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Figgins
Chauncey
Revival Continues at Independent Holiness Church
Chauncey Sept 25 revival services continue led by Rev. Eric Smith. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 10:36, and praise and prayer meeting at 2 p. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Independent Holiness Church
Eric Smith
Wayne Channel_12 Ill in Jackson Triplet Family
A report to Mr. and Mrs. William Channel of The Plains says their nephew Wayne Channel of Jackson, age 12 and a triplet, is seriously ill but slightly improving. His condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Channel
The
Plains
Wayne Channel
Jackson
Wayne
George Channel
Miss Grace Richardson Returns Home from Chauncey Visit
Miss Grace Richardson returned to Columbus this week after visiting Chauncey at the home of her cousin Miss Neva Ferrel in High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Richardson
Columbus
Chauncey
Neva Ferrel
Hich
October evening sky guide and planet positions
The article outlines October's visible heavens with dates and times for evening sky viewing. It highlights the Great Square of Pegasus, the Northern Cross, Vega, Capella, the Big Dipper, Cassiopeia's W, and bright planets Jupiter Venus and Saturn with their western and southwestern placements and apparitions through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegasus
Cyrnus
Auriga
Perseus
Cassiopeia
Cepheus
Cygnus
Ophruchus
Sagittarius
Deneh
Syrgnus
Vega
Lyra
Eva Oe
Ehdeweed
Jupiter
Local visitors share time across Ohio towns
Miss Lucille Bradfield returned Thursday from a visit in Middleport with Mr and Mrs 8 P Tinklepaugh. Nearby guests included Chauncey families visiting Columbus and Millfield, and Charleston visitors returning home after a Millfield party at Ott Chapman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bradfield
Middleport
P. Tinklepaugh
B. F. Ferrer
Raymond Parry
Beba May
Geraldine
Chaunkey
Columbus
Mr. Ferrer
Robert Butterworth
B. E. Elton
Mary
Death of Helen Canter in Chauncey
Helen Canter aged one year, daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Canter, died at 10 this morning at home on Hillcrest after a brief illness from a complication of diseases. Funeral arrangements not announced. The couple has several other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Helen
Asa Canter
Hillcrest
Chauncey Hostesses Entertain Kennedy Guests
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Chauncey entertained guests at her Mound street home for Thursday and Friday evenings. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy of Columbus. Mr. Kennedy is employed as a salesman by the Pathe film company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
J. D. Kennedy
Columbus
Kennedy
The
Pathe Film Company
Malola steamship to be largest fast U.S. vessel
The Malola, claimed to be the largest and fastest high powered steamship built in the United States, nears completion in Philadelphia. Three nuts weighing 1460 pounds each require a special wrench. The ship will displace 22 090 tons and reach 25 miles per hour, routing from San Francisco to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
San Francisco
Honolulu
James Keefe Promoted to Wilmington B and O Rail Station Agent
James Keefe of Wilmington has been promoted to agent at the Wilmington B and O railroad station to succeed Curtis Brown of Hamden, who died a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keefe
Wilmington
Wilmington B. & O
Curtis Brown
Hamden
County Equalization Fund Favored by Riegel
Columbus, Sept 25. State Education Director Vernon M. Riegel advocates county equalization along with a state fund to distribute educational aid. He says about twenty four counties would need state aid, reducing the number of districts receiving funds from sixty four. He notes many poor districts would still struggle despite richer ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vernon M. Riegel
Riegel
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health Gain
A testimonial claims five months of use cures igas and stomach trouble, with feeling twenty years younger and a recommendation to others. The ad promotes a simple remedy removing mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, offering money back after one dose and listing McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Normal Schools Deficient Says Riegel
Ohio State Education Director Riegel says normal school examinations show alarming deficiencies among aspiring teachers. He urges schools to send competent critics to observe graduates and base adjustments on these defects to improve teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Riegel
Tiegel
Wales Amused at Afrisen Clothes Parade
The Prince of Wales laughed at native parade attire in Africa noting funny clothes. He contrasted with American fashion, referencing white spats over unusual shoes and a Scotch uniform borrow, then quipped about street style in the United States and bell bottom gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince of Wales
Africa
Prince
United States
Khaca
Literary Digest Explains Loul Striking in Public Pocketbook
The Digest explains how the loul affects the public financially, detailing impact to individuals and households. It frames the issue as a cost to the citizen and outlines broader economic consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Goitre Relief Promised By Sorbol Liniment In Dayton Ad
Mrs. Louise Will of Dayton Ohio reports rapid relief from goitre after using Sorbol Quadruple. The ad claims nationwide availability through drug stores and the Sorbeal Company Mechanicsburg Ohio with local outlet McKee’s Drug Store in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Louise Will
Gettwabu Ave
Ohio
Ell Drug Stores
Sorbeal Company
Mechanicsburg
McKee’s Drug Store
Free Country Prefers Less Capital Punishment
A Beacon Journal editorial from Akron argues that true freedom lies in reducing capital punishment and focusing on preventing crime through justice reform and social programs. The piece reflects on the balance between law, liberty, and state-sanctioned punishment in a modern democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Beacon- Journal
Wistaria Plants Shoot Seeds Like Pistols 80 Feet
A brief note on the wistaria plant describes its seeds as pistol-ball sized, hurled by the ripe seed over a distance of up to 80 feet, illustrating a clever natural mechanism for dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warbhington
Hawk chases swallow into house in Donegal incident
A hawk pursuing a swallow entered a house in County Donegal, turning sharply and colliding with a window. The swallow escaped unharmed while the hawk suffered a minor injury from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Donegal
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This Moon
R. M. Patterson
Niagara Falls
Canada
Buffalo
Cleveland
Don Millikan
Ohio State University
College of Applied Optics
Pallas Club
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Venus
Saturn
October Iitu
Pers
Grus
Ars
TAG
Gibson
Prescription Store
Wales
Goitre
Navarre
W. B. Drake
C. C. Optometrist
the Security Savings Bank
Parker Bros
SAY
BAYER
Aspirin
Park Place
Perk
Evers
South Court Street
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Col
Athen
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