Local residents visit Chillicothe and railroad notes
Mrs. H E Thomas of Chillicothe and F R Gelhausen B and O master mechanic visit. Hannan of Scioto Gazette and George Sheldon B and O machinist travel to Jackson for an Eisteddfod. Funeral for Mrs P T Harkins attended by Curtis Brown and Pauline Brown. New B&O timetable takes effect with No 1 and No 11 stopping here. No 76 freight replaced by No 78. Chester Ward and Fa Townsend pass exams to become extra engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Thomas
Chillicothe
F. R. Gelhausen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Messrs. Hannan
Scioto Gazette
George Sheldon
Jackson
John Lively
Lawrence Dunn
Vinton County
McArthur
Curtis Brown
Pauline
Wilmington
P. T. Harkins
Mr. Brown
Brown
Sophia Meese
Anna Stanton
Paul E. Stanton
Dayton
The
Recording & Computing Machine Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chester Ward
Fa Townsend
Ward
Hamden
Mr. Townsend
Death of James Stanton Mentioned in Local Notices
Word arrived Friday of James Stanton's death in Dayton on Thursday. Stanton had moved from Wellston to Dayton several years ago and had suffered failing health for some time. Funeral services are planned for Dayton Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanton
Dayton
Mr. Stanton
Wellston
Ituanera I
Mrs. Bagley and relatives named in a notice
The notice lists Mrs. Harry Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bagley and Miss Mollie as attendees or interested parties in the ongoing local matter. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bagley
Glendon Bagley
Miss Mollie
Visiting figures spark events in Jackson area
Bagley hosted Jackson visitors on Thursday while Secretary of Labor J. Davis spoke in Jackson at Wisteddfod before returning home to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
Jackson
Labor
J. Davis
Wisteddfod
Washington
Appointment of Gessler as German dictator in crisis
Dr Gessler minister of defense is named dictator of all Germany by the Stresemann government amid Bavarian separationist moves and unrest among dissatisfied citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gessler
Germany
Stresemann
Antartic whaling expedition to depart Seattle
Capt. Gus tav Petterson leads a Seattle whaling voyage bound for the Antarctic. A harpoon fired from a deck gun strikes a target, triggering tension and signaling voyage plans to return with blubber and corsets as cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Petterson
Seattle
Murray City Club Hosts Evening At Mrs Anderson Home
The M. A. 8. club enjoyed Thursday night entertainment and a two course luncheon hosted by Mrs. Adam Anderson. Guests included Mrs. Dave Roberts Mrs. Eddie Driggs Mrs. John Byron Mrs. Howard Craft Mrs. Mary A. Dyson Mrs. John Shelton Mrs. Lenard Shelton Mrs. Elizabeth Stiff Mrs. Theodore Wollett Mrs. Len Penny Miss Myrtle Brown Miss Millie Brown Miss Effie Jonas Miss Frieda Burton and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Anderson
Dave Roberts
Eddie Driggs
John Byron
Howard Craft
Mary A. Dyson
John Shelton
Lenard Shelton
Elizabeth Stiff
Theodore Wollett
Len Penny
Myrtle Brown
Millie Brown
Effie Jonas
Frieda Burton
Bettie Jonas and Net Tie Deal Visit Nelsonville
Mrs Bettie Jonas and Mrs Net Tie Deal were visiting in Nelsonville Tuesday.
Mrs John Thomas and James Beavon In Athens on Business
Mrs John Thomas and James Beavon were in Athens on business activities. The visit appears to concern local affairs and potential engagements with Athens firms or officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
James Beavon
Athens
Remains of Mrs Krevdo Laid to Rest in New York
The remains of Mrs. Stephen Krevdo were shipped to her home in New York after illness. She died there while visiting her daughter Mrs. Mary Potoch. A funeral was held at St. Philips church and burial followed at Green Lawn with friends and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Krevdo
New York
Local Figures Return, Illness Reported
Mrs Daisy Kerns returned Thursday from Dayton after a pleasant visit. Miss Ruth Donson has been very ill for the last week with the mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Kerns
Dayton
Ruth Donson
M. FE. C. Club Social at Mrs Albaughs Home
The M. FE. C. club was entertained Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Margaret Albaugh. A delightful evening was spent with members Effie Devoll Mable Poling Mary Bush Mae Wein Jennie Robinson Sally Riggs Cecil Albaugh Violet Hillyer Jane Wein Golden Drake Lola McCarley and the hostess. Logan visitors Mr and Mrs William Poling and Mr and Mrs T Eddington attended Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. C
Margaret Albaugh
Effie Devoll
Mable Poling
Mary Bush
Mae Wein
Jennie Robinson
Sally Riggs
Cecil Albaugh
Violet Hillyer
Jane Wein
Golden Drake
Lola McCarley
Family groups visit Burrell Drake amid serious illness
Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgson and two children with several relatives from Corning and Columbus visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Drake last Sunday to see Burrell Drake who has been seriously ill with whooping cough and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodgson
Miles Drake
Jesse
E. W. Woods
Corning
Nile Drake
Columbus
George Drake
Burrell
Pocahontas Convention Draws Crowd in New Straitsville
A sizable attendance gathered for the Pocahontas Convention held Friday evening in New Straitsville. Logan visitors Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Seaman were in town Thursday, and Mrs. George Drake along with Mrs. Edgar Hillyer were seen shopping in Nelsonville on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Mrs. Pearl Seaman
Logan
George Drake
Edgar Hillyer
Nelsonville
Roberts Tigers Open Season With 13 to 0 Win
The Roberts Tigers defeated East Columbus 13 to 0 in a large crowd game last Sunday. Nelsonville visits today for another strong matchup. Mr and Mrs William Easter visited New Lexington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Tigers
East Columbus
Tigers
Nelsonville
William Easter
New Lexington
Estate of John C Barron Not Subject to Inheritance Tax
Hulda Crow as administratrix of William Crowes estate files first and final settlement with vouchers. Hearing set for October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Crow
William Crow
Tomlinson estate first and final settlement set for Oct 18
James M. Tomlinson files account and vouchers for the first and final settlement of the Lucinda Tomlinson estate. A hearing is scheduled for October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Tomlinson
Lucinda Tomlinson
First partial account of Lambert minors guardianship filed
The first partial account of Etta Lambert Conger as guardian for Les ter Laurence Emerson Verna and George Lambert minors was filed for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Lambert Conger
Lester
Laurence
Emerson
Verna
George Lambert
Visiting Relatives Highlight Garnet Smith and Mary Warren
Miss Garnet Smith of Marions visits relatives here. Miss Mary Warren of Columbus visits her brother George Warren and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Garnet Smith
Marions
Mary Warren
Columbus
George Warren
Steinmetz-Foit Wedding at Downington Home
Minnie Steinmetz wed Earl Foit at her parents' Downington home on Saturday evening. The couple, now living in Athens, were joined in ceremony with a wedding supper to follow. Earl is the son of Mr and Mrs John Foit of Chatnory, W. Va.
Maxwell and Snow Marriage at Angel Ridge
Miss Elsie E. Maxwell daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maxwell of Angel Ridge and Mr Carl F Snow son of Mrs De Rolf of Columbus were married at the bride’s home on Friday September 28 at 11 am Rev M E Chatley officiating in a ring ceremony. The bride is an Athlena high school graduate and student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Ridge
Elsie E. Maxwell
John Maxwell
Carl F. Snowson
de Rolf
Columbus
M. E. Chatley
Athlena High School
Ohio university wedding on Angel Ridge farm
A Dover township teacher and a groom who served overseas in World War I married on the couple’s farm on Angel Ridge. The ceremony coincided with the 25th wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents, with many Maxwell and related families in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Dover Township
Angel Ridge
John Maxwell
de Rolf
Edward Dearth
C. D. Ashworth
George Maxwell
Abe Williams
Homer Scott
Ira Hawk
Frank White
William Wood
Clarence Maxwell
Marvin Maxwell
Mary Maxwell
Ann Willard
WGY Radio Week Highlights 1923 Oct 7 Schedule
WGY Schenectady announces a week of broadcast events starting October 7 1923 Eastern Time. World Series play by play, Aeolian Quartet concerts and Liza Lehmann song cycle In a Persian Garden, jazz piano by Elias Brody, tenor Ernest Morris and other performances plus lectures by George Broadhurst’s The Man of the Hour and D A R chapter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
WGY
Aeolian Quartet
Liza Lehmann
Joseph G. Derrick
Elias Brody
Ernest Morris
Joseph Culhane
Agnes M. Ennis
William F. Jacob
WGY Players
George Broadhurst
Rice String Quartet
Matilda Bigelow Russ
First Reformed Church
Saratoga Springs
First Baptist Church of
Saratoga
J. E. N. Hume
William D. Smith
J. A. Seede
Chauncey Returns to Chauncey
Mrs. Nettie Love Dixon and her young son have returned to their city from Redondo Beach California after a six month stay. She visited her mother Mrs. Schock and brothers Orvel and Norveil Schock, both actors in California. She enjoys her trip but is glad to be back in Ohio and is staying with her daughter Mrs. Clarence Spears and Mrs. Alva Karns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Love Dixon
Redondo Beach
California
Dixon
Schock
Orvel
Norveil Schock
Ohio
Clarence Spears
Alva Karns
Chauncey High Prevails in Second Straight Victory
Chauncey High School football defeated Aluster High 666 at Chauncey Ball Park in the second game of the season. The Chauncey squad also won the opening game against Nelsonville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Aluster High
Chauncey Ball Park
Nelsonville
Rev Overlys Revival Near Sharpsburg Ends This Sunday
Rev and Mrs C D Overly have conducted a three week revival near Sharpsburg and will close with Sunday service. Dy er Mitchell of Millfield has been assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overly
C. D. Overly
Sharpsburg
Dyer Mitchell
Millfield
Evangelists Travel Between Towns For Campaign Meetings
The evangelsists will move from Sharpsburg to Chester Hill then to Baltimore for another meeting before heading to Chauncey to conduct their religious campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Chester Hill
Baltimore
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ Plans Japanese Relief Offering
Sunday services proceed with Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m led by Miss Ella Dennis and Verna Martin. A special Bible school offering will support Japanese relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Ella Dennis
Verna Martin
Bible School
Trimble Church of Christ Holds Homecoming Services
The Church of Christ at Trimble hosts its annual homecoming today with Bible school special music and addresses. A big basket dinner will be served after the afternoon and evening programs led by Pastor Rev. G B Courtney of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ At
Trimble
G. B. ‘Courtney
Chauncey
Mrs Dane Osborne and son visit Hayden family in Warren
Mrs Dane Osborne and her son Richard traveled from this city to Warren Ohio this week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hayden and their family, for a family gathering and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Osborne
Richard
Warren, O
Thomas Hayden
Mrs. Rinda Joyce Returns Home From Logan Visit
Mrs. Rinda Joyce spent the past week in Logan visiting relatives and attending the Hocking county fair and races before returning to Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinda Joyce
Logan
Hocking County Fair
Chauncey
Mrs Shafer Visits Mr and Mrs Staffinger
Mrs Elizabeth Shafer of Peach Ridge is visiting Miss Henrietta Courtney and now stays a few days with Mr and Mrs Henry F Staffinger of Converse street accompanying her hospitality and informal social obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shafer
Peach Ridge
Henrietta Courtney
Henry F. Staffinger
Converse Street
Jacksons attend Hocking county fair in Logan
O. 8. Jackson and his sister Mrs. S Tippett and her young son Paul visited Logan on Friday to attend the Hocking county fair, traveling from the city for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
S. Tippett
Paul
Logan
Hocking County
Bradfield Family Leaves for Columbus Visit
Mrs. William Bradfield and her son Paul departed Friday for their Columbus home after a brief stay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradfield. They were joined by Miss Lucille Bradfield who will spend a few days in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradfield
Paul
Columbus
Charles Bradfield
Lucille Bradfield
Mrs Floyd Nye Visits Athens on Friday
Mrs. Floyd Nye spent Friday as an Athens visitor, spending time in town and calling on local acquaintances. The brief appearance highlights social ties in the Athens area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Nye
Athens
John Green Underwent Tonsil and Adenoid Operation
John Green son of Mrs. Bess Green of Mill street had anesthesia and underwent a tonsil and adenoid removal operation performed by Dr. W. V. Sprague at his city office on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Bess Green
Mill Street
W. V. Sprague
This City
Mrs Tedrick and Sayers to Move to Columbus
Mrs Ella Tedrick and her mother Mrs Amanda Sayers of this city will leave Chauncey next week for a new home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tedrick
Amanda Sayers
Chauncey
Columbus
Wedding of Miss Alice Robinson and G R Tomlinson
The wedding took place at 5 o'clock Tuesday evening at the bride's parental home in Columbus. Rev. B F Timmins officiated. Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony and the dinner served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robinson
T. J. Robinson
Hunter Avenue
Columbus
Chauncey
G. R. Tomlinson
Lewiston
B. F. Timmons
Edgerton Family Hosts at Endicott Home in Plantsville
Sharnsburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edgerton and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fawcett visited Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Endicott at their Plantsville home. Edgerton received a Bible that Endicott’s pupils, led by J. C. Edgerton, gave him nearly 50 years ago. Endicott wished to preserve the book as he ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Edgerton
Roy’ Fawcett
C. FE. Endicott
Plantsville
Edgerton
Mr. Endicott
J. C. Edgerton
Athens County
Endicott
Henry Burns
George Brooks
Athens
Belva Carpenter
Jillian Bardin
Jennie Ogg
Sharpsburg
New Marshfield Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A busy period in New Marshfield features Ruby Kemp and family visiting relatives in St Marys West Virginia while others attend a Plains basketball game where New Marshfield girls win. Local gatherings include guests from Columbus Lancaster Athens and Grove City with various families hosting music outings and community council plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Kemp
Leland
St. Marys
W. Va
Lee Knowlton
the Plains
New Marshfield
John Cavindish
Columbus
Wm. Nanna
Clarence McNeal
Helen
F. G. Hoodlet
Lancaster
Gale
M. P
Lafe Hawk
Henry Allison
Hocking
F. J. Burt
Floyd Beverage
Betty
Athens
Vina Bramer
Farewell Reception for Rev Landsittel Family
Glouster held a farewell reception at the M E church Friday night for Rev and Mrs J A Landsittel who depart Saturday. He will be assistant pastor at Columbus King Avenue M E church while Mrs Landsittel Grace and daughter plan a brief stop in Frazenburg before moving to a new home. Speakers praised his work in Glouster and the support of Mrs Landsittel. The couple received a Masonic emblem watch charm and a fine china dish as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Riday
J. 4S Landsittel
Rev Landsittel
Columbus
King Avenue
M. E
Landsittel
Grace
Frazenburg
M. M. Bryson
Dillon
Giouster
Seckinger and Richards Families Visit Pleasant City
Mr and Mrs Chester Seckinger with Mrs Joseph Richards and their daughter Louise and son William Richards travelled to Pleasant City Saturday and stayed through Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Seckinger
Bal
Joseph Richards
Louise
William Richards
Pleasant City
Richard Williams
Glouster Residents Attend Athens Eisteddfod Event
Glouster people in Athens Thursday for the second annual Eisteddfod by the Southern Ohio Eisteddfod association included Mrs Mary A Davis Mrs Otho Sisk Mr and Mrs Emmett Anderson and baby Mrs William James David James and daughter Audrey Mrs J A Richards Mrs Thomas Johnson Mrs G A Cornwell Mrs William Williams Mrs Wiliam Powell Mr and Mrs Phil Lloyd and Mrs William Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Southern Ohio Eisteddfod Association
Mary A. Davis
Otho Sisk
Emmett Anderson
William James
David James
Audrey
J. A. Richards
Thomas Johnson
G. A. Cornwell
William Williams
Wiliam Powell
Phil Lloyd
Wiliam Ellis
Sovders Family Visits Athens With Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sovders spent Saturday in Athens with their daughter Miss Heen, enjoying a family outing and time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Sovders
Athens
Miss Heen
Two Columbus School Women Return Home for Weekend
Misses Bernice Wallace and Ma bel LeFever of the Office Training School in Columbus spent the weekend at their home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Wallace
Mabel LeFever
The
Office Training School of
Columbus
Athens Woman Visits Father William Sivill
Mrs. Herb Parker of Athens arrived Friday to visit her father William Sivill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Parker
Athens
William Sivill
Miss Nellie Vernon In Serious Condition After Hospital Operation
Miss Nellie Vernon of this city is in serious condition after an operation at Grant hospital in Columbus last week. In the evening her condition showed some improvement, giving hopes of eventual recovery. Family members went to Columbus Saturday morning to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Vernon
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Jacksonville McArthur Clash Opens Valley Series
The Sunday Creek valley sets for a baseball twin bill in Jacksonville this afternoon as Jacksonville and McArthur begin a promising series. Both teams are touted as fast and skilled, aiming to start the split with a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Creek Valley
Jacksonville
McArthur
Strong Jacksonville lineup promises historic game in Sunday Creek valley
Jacksonville will field the strongest lineup in team history with three Keigun players and a Chauncey star. The list includes Smith Webb Dugan from St. Paul, G Rasp, H Earich, D Earich Withem and Leo White from various leagues, plus Hallam Skinner and Ginnan. McArthur also gains fast players for a peak Sunday Creek valley contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withem
Cleveland
America
H. Rasp
Leo White
Grand Rapids
V. Hallam
McArthur
Sunday Creek Valley
War on Lima chiropractors renewed with arrests
War on Lima chiropractors has been renewed with the arrest of Ezekiel Hadsell, Mrs. Theresa Lerner and Paul Lerner. They face the same charge as other local chiropractors namely unlawfully displaying a sign for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ezekiel Hadsell
Theresa Lerner
Paul Lerner
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Anthony
Grakeman
Pennsylvania
J.hony
George Wilbur
West Gay ST
Iiterest
Fidelity
Building and Loan Co
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Blanton
Cline Pharmagy Co
Athens, Ohio
the Security Savings Bank
J. B. Lawrence
F. L. Alderman
J. H. Cline
F. D. Forsytha
Chas. O’bleness
F. B. Kiltan
W. B. Golden
M. E. Twiss
Wanetoll
Bank of Athens
National Banking Association
Murray City
William Poling
Mrs. T. Eddington
Charles Watkins
Milwat
East Washington Street
Lash
Church OF Christ
Sharnsburg R. D
Wm Harvey
Salem
Edward Pidcock
W. P. Thompson
Glen Barrer
Grove City
Eva Leeds
Laurie Thompson
Floyd W. Myers
William Pidcock
Carbon
Glouster
New Victor
Louisville
Martha
Alda
Jacoby
Caruso
Journet
Victor
Rose John
McCormack
Emperor Quartet
Sterling Carolina
Charlies Dornberger
Orch
Chick-A-Dee International Novelty Orch
S. Leviathan Orch
Benson Orchestra of
Chicago
Gafreed
Skinner
Ginnan
Utility
Home Furnishing Company
Victrolas
Victrolas, Phonographs
Edisons Richardson Furniture CO
SYNCO
Springfield
Lamborn’s
Munden Bakery
Glouster, Ohio
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey, O
Luckoff
Chauncey, Ohio
Athens Electric Co
Athens, O
the Hocking Power Co
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