Athens Girl Weds in Washington D C Details of Nuptials
The Athens social column reports the marriage of Miss Rose Junod to Adlai Grover Loehl in St Stephens Church Washington D C with Rev Joseph Hassidy presiding. Immediate family attended a 5 30 PM ceremony followed by a dinner at the Fredericks home. The bride, from Athens, wore navy and gray crepe knit with pink Sweet peas and gardenias. The groom, son of Adolph Loehr of Washington D C, works with H Hessick and Son in coal. Both families expect to visit Athens soon as many relatives attended and more were noted in attendance.
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Washington
Athens
Miss Rose
Eorge H. Junod
Adlai Grover Loehl
St. Stephens Church
Washington, D.C
Joseph Hassidy
Charles Wredericks
Fredericks
Athens High School
Ohio University
Internal Revenue Department of
the Treasury
Washington D. C
Adolph Loehr
Washing
D. C
Georgetown Univers
H. Hessick and Son
Loehl
29Th Street
Washington, D. C
George H. Junod
L. FE. Boykin
Grace Junod
Carrie Junon
Allentown
Mrs. Junod
Ft. Lauderdale
Latest Bracelet Watches Show Elegant New Models
The article highlights new bracelet watch models praised for artistic design and engraving. Movements are crafted with care and reliability is stressed. Readers are invited to inspect the collection and compare prices from Hallmark Watches between $25 and $50.
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Hallmark
Auto Collision Near Chauncey Causes Minor Damage
An automobile collision occurred Saturday about 9 30 near Chauncey when Charles O Moore of 39 North Congress Street struck another car driven by Helen Crawford of Glouster. No injuries. Moore headed to Columbus Crawford to Athens. Both cars received only minor damage and moved to garages.
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Chauncey
Charles O. Moore
North
Congress Street
Helen Crawford
Glouster
Moore
Columbus
Miss Crawford
Athens
Explosion at Monastir blamed on Macedonian revolutionists
A Belgrade dispatch reports that the Monastir explosion was the work of Macedonian revolutionists, according to a Central News dispatch.
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London
Monastir
Belgrade
Southeast district federation conference set in Chillicothe
The annual conference of the southeast district of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs will be held April 27 and 28 at the First Presbyterian Church Chillicothe. Mrs E D Sayre of Chillicothe is the district vice president. Athens is expected to send a large delegation with program topics on reading forestry and community service.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
First Presbyterian Church
Chillicothe
E. D. Sayre
Athens
Club
C. C. McKinney
A. F. Reims
The
Century Club
Julius Fincher
Nelsonville
Jos. N. Fleming
Cleveland
G. E. Robins
Ross County Health Commission
Camp Sherman
J. M. Pritchard
President Vocational School
Warner House
Federation
Kelley “Jenness
Woman's Club
Crccccaries
Chas
Fischer
Jno. MacKee
Springfield
Trinity Church
Red Cross Leaders Address Southeastern Ohio West Virginia Conference
Miss Anne Munn and Miss Irma Stanfield spoke at the regional Red Cross conference in Marietta with Charles H. Bryson. They discussed relief work nursing and health programs carried out by the Red Cross. New theories and methods for relief work were presented.
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Miss Munn
Red Cross
Athens County
Miss Stanfield
Mr. Bryson
Anne Munn
Irma Stanfield
Charles H. Bryson
Ohio
West Virginia
Lafayette Hotel
Marietta
Red Cross Organization
Henry Ford denies claims in Truth About Henry Ford
Henry Ford disavows parts of a book about him and states authors did not consult him on all details. He sent a letter to Secretary Mellon clarifying that the $29,000,000 war profit repayment claim was not fully authorized by him.
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Washington
Dy International News Service
Henry Ford
Detroit
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Ford
Oil Deal May Start Things in the Senate
Senator La Follette in the Senate calls for Secretary of the Interior to provide all information on government oil lands in California and Wyoming. The resolution targets the Tea Pot Dome reserve in Wyoming and cites a letter from former Secretary Daniels opposing naval oil transfers to private interests.
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Washington
International News Service
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
California
Wyoming
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Tea Pot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Interior Department
Kendrick
la Follettee
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Navy Department
Effort to Evict Miners Begins at Parrs Mine
In Moundsville West Virginia 25 families occupying company houses at Parrs mine are facing eviction actions in local court as miners remain on strike against Mineral State Coal Company.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Mineral State Coal Company
Parr’s
Bryan not chosen to address Sunday School convention
Columbus report says William J. Bryan will not speak at the International Sunday School Associations convention in Kansas City June 21-27 because he is deemed not a practical Sunday Schoolman by Professor Walter R. Athern of Boston University.
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Columbus
William J. Bryan
International Sunday School Associations
Kansas City
Bryan
Walter R. Athern
School of Religious Education
Boston University
Queen of Sheba at Glouster Opera House Includes Matinees
Glouster's Opera House hosts Queen of Sheba music by Lawson's Orchestra with matinees Monday and Tuesday at 1 30. Admission 20 and 35 cents. City council meetings discuss street complaints gasoline storage tank ordinance and paving issues. Public meetings advance old age pension movement with Eagle Fraternal support.
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Glouster Opera House
Observance of General Grant Anniversary Planned
Officials announce arrangements to participate in the anniversary observance of General Grant next Thursday, detailing community events and commemorative activities.
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General Grant
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Associations
Results list shows American Association games including Indianapolis 13, Kansas City 7, Louisville 11, Milwaukee 5. St. Paul at Columbus and Minneapolis at Toledo with cold weather noted. American League highlights Chicago 10, St. Louis 5, Detroit 15, Cleveland 7, New York 1, Washington 0. Boston at Philadelphia postponed by cold.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Baseball Schedule and College Scores in Major and Minor Circles
Today in the American League Chicago travels to St Louis while Cleveland visits Detroit Washington meets New York and Boston plays Philadelphia. In the National League Philadelphia visits Boston New York goes to Brooklyn St Louis plays at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago. Other games include St Paul at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Indianapolis and Milwaukee at Louisville. College results include Notre Dame 4 St Xavier 1 Boston College 16 Villa Nova 6 and Springfield 2 Colgate 1.
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Perenne
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Phila
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
American Association St
Notre Dame
St. Xavier
Boston College
Villa Nova
Springfield
Colgate
Frost May Hit West Virginia Orchards
Wheeling reports heavy fruit losses feared after last night’s low temperatures. Orchardists say full extent of damage to trees will take several days to determine.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Akron beggar rich man barred from street work
A blind man rated worth 250000 dollars in commercial reports cannot beg on Akron streets after a ruling by Police Chief Durkin. He poses as a beggar but is wealthy and not eligible for street pedaling.
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Akron
Durkin
Suspect Rampant Drag Net In East Liverpool Case
Police launched a drag net for Thomas Woon a 35 year old colored man in the murder of Thomas Payne 65 colored man whose throat was slashed in a fight at a Midland Pa shanty. Authorities described the suspect as armed and dangerous and urged residents to report sightings.
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East Liverpool
Thomas Woon
Thomas Payne
Midland
Community Notes From Nelsonville Area
Local families and visitors frequent Nelsonville and Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Henry Calvert motor to Lancaster Monday. Francis Levandofsky of Lancaster visited relatives. Loretta McLichock of Nelsonville attended K of C dance. Edward Arnold family from North Dakota visited uncle Ferdinand Connor. Mrs Malachy Byron and daughter Genevieve spent Wednesday in Athens. Otis Dixon attended Nelsonville High School play Monday night. K of C held a dance Monday. K P hosted old time dance Thursday. Elderly groups enjoyed traditional dances with ice cream and cake. Miss Dystha Keeney of Lancaster visiting Ervin Keeney. Joseph Shesky recovering from illness. Cy Stratton and daughter Jene of Nelsonville visited Katherine Maurer. Raymond Andrews, Miss Mary and Ruth Pierce at Nelsonville High School play Tuesday. George Alloway and family motor to Columbus Friday. Virgie Alloway returned to Columbus Friday after visiting parents.
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Henry Calvert
Lancaster
Francis Levandofsky
Loretta McLichock
Nelsonville
K .of C
Edward Arnold
North Dakota
Ferdinand Connor
Malachy Byron
Genevieve
Athens
Otis Dixon
K. of C
K. of P.’a
Dystha Keeney
Ervin Keeney
Joseph Shesky
Mra
Cy Stratton
Jene
Katherine Maurer
Raymond Andrewa
Mary
Ruth Pierce
George Alloway
Columbus
Virgie Alloway
Mirs
SONS TO BUILD ROADS MOUNDSVILLE PENITENTIARY OVERCROWDED
The West Virginia state penitentiary at Moundsville is overcrowded with 1510 inmates as of April 22. Warden Terrell comments on plans to construct roadwork facilities to alleviate the crowding.
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Moundsville
W. Va
State Penitentiary
Terrell
Prison crowd to flood roads claim shocks readers
A statement predicted the next weeks would see 1600 convicts released into prisons and many used on the roads.
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