Local notes from Coolville and surrounding towns
Births, visits, and family news from Coolville and nearby communities. Margie Virgine Kin appears as a newborn daughter to Ira and kin. Helen Keller plans nurse training in Columbus. friends and relatives travel to Athens Parkersburg Tuppers Plains and Johnstown. a cow loss and home construction updates also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Kincide
Margie Virgine
Helen Keller
Columbus Hospital
Margaret Conklin
Bernice Keller
Athens
S. Smith
Middleport
Cs. E. Keller
Lant
Ballard
A. ©. Davis
Arthur Vorhees
Stewart
H. H. Parrish
Gertrude Roberts
S. W. Gray
Parkersburg
eRay Smith
C. E. Keller
Mr. Smith
Retta Swan
J. A. Humphrey
Sam Pavis
Tuppers Plains
Atheran
E. W Rper
Pomeroy
C. A. Cowdery
Tock Street
J. S. Jarvis
Mr. Waters
Lizzie Waters
Steel
Johnstown
J. W. Kincade
Albert Humphrey
Byron Street
Newslets From Ireland Breaches and Local Occasions
Mrs. Everett Bingman and son Bernard ill. Marietta visitors with A F Clark family. Pie social at school house reported a success. A. E. Rogers hosted by relatives near Vincent. Silva Cubbison visiting sister Laura Ridenour Centennial. Frank Dodd wed Miss Hunter of Marietta. Ladies Aid met with Helen Rogers then with Mrs Jane Sleeth October 19. Wesley Humphrey and son from Nebraska visiting. Everett Wildman hosted a party for little friends. Day at B F Clark Porterfield with many attendees. Ivory Dunfee left for Toledo for work. Jasper Chambers of New England died suddenly. funeral at New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Everett Bingman
Bernard
Thomas Fleming
Marietta
A. F. Clark
A. E. Rogers
Vincent
Silva Cubbison
Laura Ridenour
Centennial
Frank Dodd
Miss Hunter
Helen Rogers
Jane Sleeth
Wesley Humphrey and Son
Nebraska
Everett Wildman
B. F. Clark
Porterfield
W. E. Bingman
W. R. Clark
A. W. Brandeberry
Birthday Affair Marked Hamilton 76th Birthday
From New Marshfield Ohio visitors gathered at the Hamilton home to celebrate John Hamilton’s 76th birthday on a day that saw neighbors and relatives travel from Jackson McArthur New Marshfield and nearby towns to join the family festivities. In Chicago a glazier Charles P Osterdorph died after a 14 story fall in an elevator shaft at the CBQ building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
New Marshfield
Zaleski
John Hamilton
M. W. Carman
Roland Carman
Harve Nichols
J. N. Boden
W. J. Boden
Lee Jones
Clark Boden
Arthur Conkey
Charles
S. B. Phillips
Jackson
Charlies Lowry
Frank
McArthur
Chicago
Charles P. Osterdorph
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Pan-Hellenic smoker at Ohio University planned Tuesday
The annual Pan-Hellenic smoker for freshmen members of all men's organizations at Ohio University is set for Tuesday evening at the Phi Kappa Tau house on East State Street at 7 o'clock. Authorities urge restraint to avoid violence from past raid-style incidents. Mayor Roush says police will not object to parade and celebration if no property is damaged or bonfires started. President Bryan warns that any student arrested and fined will be expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Phi Kappa Tau
East State Street
Roush
Bryan
Doan’s Kidney Pills Promoted for Work Strain Relief
An Athens grocer A. R. Ely testifies to relief from back pain and dumage after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. The ad urges workers to protect kidneys from job related strain with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Athens
A. R. Ely
Grocer
W. Union St
Ford Defends Coal Policy. Hoover Responds
Ford criticizes government coal distribution policy during the strike. Secretary Hoover issues a formal reply saying Ford lacks full information and his conclusions are in error. Hoover adds that Ford’s aims for a fair coal price align with government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Commerce Hoover
Hoover
Ford
Local Residents Spend Weekends With Relatives Across Town
Col umbus visitors include Mrs Mary Logan from Albany with her brother J D Steward and wife. Oscar Knowlton and family from Townhouse along with William Nichola and wife from The Plains visited their aunt Mrs Libbie T Reeves. J C Gorby and family joined S E Searls and wife in Albany. Mary Wilcox and daughter Gleneyre stayed with Mr and Mrs F E Wood. Carl Caster traveled to Columbus to visit his hospitalized wife. Barney La Feoir and William Reece of Glouster visited I M Swett and wife. Grover Quick and wife of Mud Fork visited G C Girby and wife. Social at Carpenter church drew a crowd and netted 30. Mathias Weed and Charley Wood visited Albany. Everett Markin and family moved from J A Rutherfords farm to D F Romine’s farm in School Lot. BE A McCall and family of Bow-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Columbus
Mary FE. Logan
Albany
J. D. Steward
Oscar Knowlton
Townhouse
William Nichola
the Plains
Libbie T. Reeves
J.C. Gorby
S. E. Searls
Mary Wilcox
Gleneyre
F. E. Wood
Carl Caster
Barney la Feoir
William Reece
Glouster
I. M. Swett
Grover Quick
Mud Fork
G. C. Girby
Marconi Predicts Sun Power and Violet Vision of Future
Inventor Guglielmo Marconi tells International Magazine of a coming era where power is harvested directly from the sun and from atoms, airplanes outnumber cars, and people work only a fraction of each day. He warns of possible social risk if life becomes too easy and urges continued pursuit of new knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guglielmo Marconi
Alien L. Benson
Hearst
International
Marconi
Benson
America
New York
England
Local Visit and Farm Work Updates
Mellie and Gladys Jeffers of Athens visited their parents W. E. Jeffers and wife for the weekend. Jesse McCail and family hosted a Sunday visit. A. D. Markin is cutting timber at Creton. Charley Markin and Everett Mekin have gone to Logan county to cut corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Jesse McCail
Mellie
Gladys Jeffers
Athens
W. E. Jeffers
A. D. Markin
Creton
Charley Markin
Everett Mekin
Logan County
Closing Arguments Near in South Bend Triangle
In South Bend Indiana on September 26 testimony from two or possibly three witnesses in rebuttal preceded closing arguments. Judge Chester Ducombe will hand down a decision later this week on the alleged love romance between Mrs Augusta Tiernan and Harry Poulin college campus haber dasher accused of fathering her baby born last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Chester Ducombe
Augusta Tiernan
Harry Poulin
Calista Floyd Galbreath Flowers obituary details
Calista Ann Floyd, born near Coolville Ohio March 22 1849, died September 10 1922 at 73. The 1864 marriage to Samuel Galbreath produced nine children, six sons and three daughters, two of whom predeceased their father. In 1964 she married Benjamin Flowers who died in 1918. She is survived by a sister Alice Van Dyke Cedarville Ohio, brothers John and Augustus Hamilton Washington, five sons John A Chepman Kansas Thomas K Coolville Ohio Robert E and Frank A Hamilton Washington James E Guysville Ohio, plus daughters Mrs. Sarah Dixon and Mrs. Christiana Burton Guysville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calista
Ann Floyd
Coolville
Samuel Galbreath
Benjamin Flowers
Alice van Dyke
Cedarville
Cedarville, C
John
Augustus
Hamilton, Wash
Sarah Dixon
Christiana Burton
Guysville, O
John A
Chepman, Kas
Thomas K
Coelville, O
Robert BE
Frank A
Hamilton Wash
James E
Card of Thanks to friends and neighbors
The Galbreath Children and Sister Alice Van Dyke express gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and death. They also thank Rev. Wilson for consoling words, the singers, and Undertaker Bentz for funeral conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bentz
Galbreath
Alice van Dyke
W. B. Linscott
Baby Robert Ewing Linscott 1922 Born and Died in One Day
The Linscott family announces the brief life of Robert Ewing Linscott born Sept 28 1922 and died Sept 24 1922 aged one day. Parents Mr and Mrs W B Linscott express grief and gratitude for support from friends and neighbors. The note frames faith and hope in Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ewing Linscott
Wilbur
Mary Ewing’ Linecott
Ife
Christ
Robert
Earth
Convict in Prison Trousers Arrested at Lynn Station
Walter Ott was arrested by Lynn police after being found loitering near the overhead structure at the Boston and Maine Railroad station while wearing a pair of prison trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Walter Ott
Boston & Maine Railroad
Man Opens Fire in Hotel Room Over Fear of Mob
Theodore Gilroy, under the delusion of an imminent Ku Klux Klan attack, fired five shots through his hotel room door in Chicago. Miss Hanna Johnson, a chambermaid who had knocked, was seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigago
Theodore Gilroy
Four Athens men tour Sugar Creek Red Cross club house
Prominent Athens business men Judge S. M. Johnson Henry Zenner James Ginnan and Charles Bryson visited the Poston Recreation club at the Red Cross Community house in Sugar Creek with Miss Irma Stanfield executive secretary of the Athens county Red Cross. The community house now hosts five clubs and a growing Poston Recreation group 26 members strong. The visitors praised the orderly work of the club and heard plans for a night school with Ohio University faculty to begin at the community house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Stanfield
Athens County Red Cross
Athens
Poston Recreation Club
Red Cross
Sugar Creek
S. M. Johnson
Henry Zenner
James Ginnan
Charles Bryson
Misa Stanfield
Ohio University
Saffell Family Visits Bucyrus Over Weekend
Chauncey Mrs BE L Saffell and three sons Kenneth John and William of Bucyrus visited over the week end with Mrs Saffell s parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Drake of this city. They returned home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Saffell
Kenneth
John
William
Bucyrus
Death of Albert Hysell in Greens Run
Albert Hysell, son of Mr and Mrs George Hysell, died Sunday afternoon at the family home in Greens Run after a brief illness and a convulsion. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
George Hysell
Greens Run
Funeral service at Greens Run Christian Church
Burial in Jacksonville cemetery follows a church service conducted by Rev. Courtney of Chauncey. The ceremony at Greens Run Christian Church honored the deceased with local attendees and parish clergy.
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Greens Run Christian Church
Courtney
Chauncey
Jacksonville Cemetery
Drake family trip returns reach Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Drake returned from Eldorado Kansas where they had been since last May with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence Anna May Drake They are now visiting the former's brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Drake in Chauncey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
W. H. Drake
Eldorado
Fred Lawrence
Anna May Drake
Chauncey
J. A. Drake
Carey and Wharton Families Take Cedar Falls Picnic Trip
Mr and Mrs L G Carey and family of Trimble and Mr and Mrs E C Wharton and family and Miss Dorothy Nida of Chauncey motor to Cedar Falls Sunday for a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Carey
Trimble
E. C. Wharton
Dorothy Nida
Chauncey
Cedar Falls
Chauncey Church Women to Meet at Mrs Gardner’s
The Chauncey Christian Church women’s class will be entertained by Mrs M J Gardner on Thursday afternoon at her home north of the city. A good attendance of members is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Christian Church
M. J. Gardner
Nye Family Visits Higgins in White Hall
Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye and their sons Kenneth and Robert with Charles Bradfield traveled to White Hall Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs Nye’s parents Mr and Mrs C M Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Nye
Kenneth
Robert
Charles Bradfield
White Hall
Mrs Harvey Nye Returns From Wilmington Visit
Mrs Harvey Nye came back Saturday from Wilmington Delaware where she stayed with her daughter Mrs J A Long and family during a visit.
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Harvey Nye
Wilmington, D
J. A. Long
Miss Elsie Worden Returns Home From Columbus
Miss Elsie Worden who has been in Columbus for several months has returned to her home in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Worden
Columbus
Chauncey
Harding to name federal coal commission next week
President Harding will appoint the federal coal commission created to investigate the mining industry. The White House announced today that he is waiting for tentative panel recommendations from miners and operators before final selections, though he need not choose only from the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Coal Commission
Congress
Harding
Whie House
Two Elyria High Students Hurt In Head On Crash
In Elyria Ohio on September 26 two automobile loads of Elyria high school pupils collided at a street intersection. Two are near death and two seriously injured while six others escaped serious injuries.
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Elyria, O
Elyria High School
Clever Forger Targets Athens In Sunlight Check Scam
A forger cashed two Sunlight Cream Station checks in Athens over the weekend and used the names J. H. Wilson and possibly J. H. Brown. Agent William Bobo warned banks after learning fifteen Sunlight checks were stolen from Chillicothe and forged. The suspect, 5'6" and 150 pounds, wore a brown suit and hat and claimed past station work in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
William Bobo
Sunlight Cream
East State Street
Bobo
Sunlight Creamery Co
Washington, D. C
Chillicothe
Ilinois
J. H. Wilson
J. H. Brown
Will Exhume Body to Ascertain Bullet Marks
Mrs. Eleanor Mills who was shot to death during a supposed love tryst with Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall of St. John the Evangelist Church will be exhumed for examination of bullet wounds. Prosecutor A. M. Beekman of Somerset County signaled the plan amid conflicting statements on the number of wounds.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Eleanor Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
A. M. Beekman
Somerset County
Twenty five years is the average life of a coin
A brief note observes that coins have an average lifespan of about twenty five years, reflecting on durability and monetary cycles.
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Foster
Milburn Co. Mig
Dotho, NY
WAL
Detroit Auto Maker
Marcon
Ielmo
Gly
Lal Live
Fellowa
Federal Commission
Clever Forge
Tel
Maggie
Dinty Moore
George McManus
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