Sunday Guests and Visitors Reported Across Local Counties
The item lists Sunday guests of local families and visitors to Athens and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs P T Birch hosted relatives. Eva Burke and Mrs William Zimmerman visited Athens. Wayland Brill visited the county seat. William Hurst left for Akron seeking work. M B Copeland of Columbus hunted locally. Rev Charles Hill of Columbus to preach at M E church Sunday night. Mrs 8 J Biddison and two children stayed with Mrs Lewis Laidwick. Mr and Mrs Clarence Moore visited Bethany. Alex Parsons moves family into Press Winner property as Bert Lonas relocates to a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Birch
William Zimmerman
Athens
Eva Burke
Wayland Brill
William Hurst
Akron
M. B. Copeland
Columbus
Charles Hill
M. E
J. Biddison
Lewis Laidwick
Clarence Moore
Job Moore
Bethany
Alex Parsons
Press Winner
Bert Lonas
Harmony Hill Visitors and Local Family News
Harmony Hill notes list Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Noland business visitors in Little Hocking on Tuesday. Tom Foster and Milo, with their wives, spent Sunday at the Livingston home. Charles Harris hosted visitors from Ravenswood, Va., for Sunday and Monday. G. K. Thorpe and wife visited with daughter Carrie over the weekend. Clyde Mansfield of Athens called on the Livingstons. J. A. Walker bought apples in the R. R. Hueston orchard. crop is fair. Mrs. Harris phoned Mrs. Livingston. J. Coggeshall reports a productive apple orchard with pickers. Milo Foster rents his Little Hocking house to Howard Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Noland
Little Hocking
Tom Foster
Milo
Livingston
Charles Harris
Ravenswood
G. K. Thorpe
Carrie
Clyde Mansfield
Athens
David Livingston
J. A. Walker
R. R. Hueston
J. ©. Coggeshall
Milo Foster
Howard Tan
Harmony Hill Cheers Athens Watch Dog For Talk
The Harmony Hill residents congratulated the Athens Watch Dog for discussing Athens supporting the soldiers. Curtis Sherman visited N. 8. Dutton's recently as T. J. Foster plans to stay and work on the farm with his father. The Sam Marshall sale drew a large crowd despite bad weather. He will move to Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony
T. J. Foster
Curtis Sherman
N. 8
Dutton’s
Sam Marshall
Coolville
Harmony Hill
Athens
Local Social Notes and Community Arrivals in Logan County
Carbon Hill Mrs. Julia Mercer of Middleport visited the Youngs on Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie Pease of Missouri plans to spend winter with her sister Mrs. Laura Johnson. Mrs. John Delman is very ill at home. A large crowd attended the Logan county fair last week. Lena Russell spoke at the Christian church Sunday night. Russell has served six years in foreign missions abroad. L A Donnaley returns to fill the Methodist church pulpit for another year and is welcomed as an intelligent young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Mercer
Middleport
John Young
Lizzie Pease
Missouri
Laura Johnson
John Delman
Logan County
Lena Russell
Christian Church
Miss Russell
L. A. Donnaley
Methodist Church
Mr. Donnaley
Plums Still Dropping Columbus Dairy and Drug Inspectors Named
Director of Agriculture Tabor announced provisional appointments for dairy inspectors John L. Jenkins Benedecta Van Wert county and Frank Walker Coshocton county at 1350 dollars annually. He also named D L Jenkins of Oakhill Jackson county as drug inspector at 1500 dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tabor
John L. Jenkins
Benedecta
van Wert
Frank Walker
Coshocton County
D. L. Jenkins
Oakhill
Jackson County
Massillon Philanthropist Advances North Ohio M E Church Fund
Frank A. Arter of Cleveland pledged one million dollars to the North Ohio Conference of the M E church, offering an additional one million contingent on four hundred thousand dollars being raised by the conference. The announcement came in Massillon Ohio on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, O
North Ohio
M. KE. Church
Frank A. Arter
Cleveland Philantrophist
Indigestion warned by medical authority
Medical authorities state that nine-tenths of stomach trouble cases arise from excess hygro chloric acid in the stomach not a lack of digestive juices. Do not use artificial digestants. Take Bisurated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach prevent excess acid and sourness. Also includes local society notes and a Doanville vs Floodwood game recap.
MacReady Claims World Altitude Record For Planes
Lieutenant J A MacReady reports reaching 40 800 feet in a Dayton flight, set yesterday after a 1 hour 47 minute climb in near zero cold. He surpassed Major Schroeder’s 38 000 foot record and described ideal conditions with temporary oxygen issues and numbness. Official confirmation from the air service awaits data verification at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. A. MacReady
Air Service
Washington
McCook
MacReady
Ad Text Cites Domestic Violence and Cleaning Ad Snippet
Anticipated historical ad copy links gendered domestic violence remarks to a household cleaning product. The message contrasts moral behavior with aggressive acts and promotes Blue Devil Cleaner with a dated 9 26 16 timestamp.
Troy Grange Program for Saturday October 8
The Troy Grange announces its October 8 program at Coolville Ohio with a song from Grange Melodies and a roll call. Talks by Herbert Dutton E L Rodgers and others will cover developing better manhood and womanhood and addressing the greatest problems facing the grange today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy Grange
Grange
Herbert Dutton
E. L. Rodgers
Local Notes Include Recitation, Song, and Floral Storage Mention
Recitation by Frank Arnold and choir song are noted alongside storage of flowers fruits and vegetables credited to Sarah Shields Mrs J E Humphrey C E Barrows and Tom Gariner. A brief line mentions Judge Taftic and a cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thorp
L. Owens
Frank Arnold
Sarah Shields
J. E. Humphrey
C. E. Barrows
Tom Gariner
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Forney Pyles welcomed a baby girl. William Hammond and family joined Vess Hammond in Murray City. Aurilla Hardy visited Nelsonville with daughter Earl Hayden. Albert Boggs and children from Athens visited his in laws the Holms. Thelma Mundy, Nelsonville worker, stayed at home Friday night. Harley Boring and Emil of Sugar Creek called on Fred Boring. Charles Farrow and daughter Mary Ellen of Nelsonville visited D H Duneele family. Charlie Speelman and Dale of Logan spent weekend with William Hammond family. James Jones shopped in Chauncey. Ralph Holmes visited Athens with his parents. Dave Mattison and daughter visited John Dishong family. Frank Crane of Nelsonville visited Mary Haines. Orn Misner of Kimberly stayed with Jack Birge family. Kathryn Haines spent Sunday in Deanville with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney Pyles
William Hammond
Kathryn Haines
Murray City
Vess Hammond
Aurilla Hardy
Nelsonville
Earl Hayden
Albert Boggs
Athens
Thelma Mundy
Harley Boring
Emil
Sugar Creek
Fred Boring
Charles Farrow
Mary Ellen
Charlies Speelman
Dale of Logan
John Dishong
Frank Crane
Mary Haines
Orn Misner
Kimberly
Jack Birge
Deanville
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