Former Athens Girl Weds Mr Frank Beer in Mt Clemens
Miss Lucille Dyson of Mt Clemens Michigan married Frank Beer of Toronto Ontario at St Peter s church by Fr Dennis Hays. The couple left for a Middle West East tour ending in New York City and will reside on Indian Road Toronto after their honeymoon. Bridesmaid Hattie Searles Best man Peter Casey.
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Athens
Lucille Dyson
Newstreet
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Amy Dyson
Frank Beer
Toronto
Ontario
Dennis Hays
St. Peter’s Church
Hattie Searles
Detroit
Peter Casey
Ottawa
Middle West
East
New York City
Indian Road
George C. Dyson
Kurtz Avenue
Mrs. Pilcher Hosts U C D Club Meeting at Home
Mrs. Roy Pilcher welcomed the U C D club and one guest Mrs. Alph Dakin at her home on East Union Street after a six month Cuba and Florida trip. Fifteen members attended and the group voted to donate five dollars to Mississippi flood sufferers. An elaborate surprise dinner followed with two tables of guests.
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Roy Pilcher
Cuba
Florida
East Union Street
Alph Dakin
Mississippi
Pi Beta Phi Founders Day Banquet At Monmouth College
A formal banquet at 7 oclock last evening at the Colonial celebrated Founders Day of Pi Beta Phi founded April 28 1861 at Monmouth College Monmouth Illinois. The active chapter and local alumnae with patronesses attended the event. Corsages of roses and sweet peas were presented to the patronesses Mrs E B Bryan Mrs T R Biddle Mrs T W Craig Mrs A B Roe Miss Helen Allom Mrs Clarence C Robinson and Mrs Harry Beckley.
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Pi Beta Phi
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Jil
E. B. Bryan
T. R. Biddle
T. W. Craig
A. B. Roe
Helen Allom
Clarence C. Robinson
Harry Beckley
P. E. O. Sisterhood Meeting At Mrs Dilley Home
The P. E. O. Sisterhood gathered at Mrs. F B Dilley’s North Hill home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Latham read an Atlantic magazine article from the May issue titled The Revolt of a Middle Aged Father by Il M Rubinow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
F. B. Dilley
North Hill
Ray Latham
the Atlantic Magazine
Il. M. Rubinow
Deborah class hosts social and business session
Mrs J C Swan hosted the Deborah class of the Christian church at 33 West State Street for a business and social meeting attended by fifty members and guests. The group voted to contribute 25 to the missionary fund and featured music and a scripture reading led by Mrs W D Robinson. Birthday surprise for Buss Stephenson at 8 North Lancaster Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
J. C. Swan
Weat State Street
The
Christian Church
Ek. W. Bingman
Jesus
W. D. Robinson
Missionary Fund
L. A. Koons
EB. H. Phelps
Thelma Bingman
Pearl Carr
W. L. Hottel
North
Lancaster Street
Buss Stephenson
Dangers Of Gall Stones And Hepatic Torpidity Warned
The piece warns about gall bladder and hepatic torpidity symptoms including dizziness headache shortness of breath after eating and abdominal pain. It promotes Klax-Ko Tablets from Cline's Pharmacy as a home remedy with a money back guarantee and cautions against delaying treatment.
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Cline
Moire and crepe dress pattern in six sizes
A fashion pattern offers a dress in 6 sizes from 34 to 44 inch bust. The 38 inch size uses 2 7 8 yards figured material 1 8 8 yard plain 40 inch wide and 1 5 8 yard lining 27 inches wide for underbody. Pattern mailed on receipt of 1s in silver or stamps.
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Georgette
Dover Miner Killed by Falling Rock on Zoarville Road
Charles Bricker, 60, was killed in the Harry Schilling coal mine when struck by a rock on Zoarville road. His skull was fractured in the accident reported April 29.
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Dover
Charles Bricker
Harry Schilling
Zoarville Road
Auto kills swindler near Hotel Adlon in Berlin
A woman killed by an automobile near the Hotel Adlon in Berlin has been identified as a swindler sought for eight years. The case details a long pursuit and the fatal incident ends the search in this report.
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AUTO
Berlin
Adlon
Women Want Work A Red Cross Drive In Athens County
The local Red Cross appeals for seed potatoes for destitute miners in Athens county and invites donations of garden seeds clothing and shoes especially baby clothing. It notes wives seek house cleaning work for miners and lists women and men seeking jobs with contact numbers for arranging help or providing work or supplies.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Thelma Grubb
Athens
Security Savings Bank
Miss Grubb
Aviator Calls For Aid In South Atlantic Route
Commander Oas dé Barros, flying from Genoa to Santos, Brazil, was safe in South American waters today but requested assistance from a steamship as he navigated auxiliary difficulties.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Oas Dé Barros
Genoa
Santos
Brazil
South American
Ruth Snyder Murder Trial Draws Record Courtroom Crowd
A large crowd packed the court in Long Island on April 29 as jurors listened to the Snyder murder trial and awaited Ruth Snyder to testify in her own defense.
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Long Island
City
Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Geography Quiz Start and Mixed Question Set
The page presents a geography section with many scattered questions. It includes place names such as Bankek France Bogota Java Batavia Siam Dijon Colombia Montevideo Ecuador Guayaquil Uruguay and asks about Simon Bolivar Shelley General Robert E Lee’s horse a Centigrade to Fahrenheit conversion Michigan minerals spider insect and a bar baric yawp by an American poet.
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Bankek
France
Bogota
Java
Batavia
Siam
Dijon
Colombia
Montevideo
Ecudor
Guayaquil
Uruguary
Simon Bolivar
Shelley
Robert E. Lee
Michigan
Steps to Pay Teachers in Full Taken at Trimble
Trimble township board of education approved a $22,000 certificate of indebtedness at a Thursday meeting and sent it to the state requirement board for approval. If refused, local arrangements will cover the payment, signaling teachers will be paid soon. The board expects to be among the first to receive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Glouster
Trimble Township
Boards of Educations
Mother of Two Young Children Dies in Glouster
Mrs. John Morris, 29 percent, died at her home in Glouster after an illness of under two weeks. She leaves her husband and two children Glenna two and a half and a two week old baby. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 p m at the residence conducted by Reverend Roberts of the Church of Christ and Reverend Browning of the Methodist church. Burial will follow at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
John Morris
Glenna
Roberts
Church of Christ
Browning
Methodist Church
Maplewood
Funeral attendance for Mrs Morris by Glouster Temple
Officers and members of Glouster Temple No 560 are asked to meet at the K of P hall at 6 o clock this evening to make arrangements to attend the funeral of Mrs John Morris.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
K. of P. Hall
John Morris
Pastors Meet Glouster Valley Clergy Gathering
All active Protestant pastors of the Sunday Creek valley gathered at the Gordon Hotel Thursday noon as guests of local church leaders for a daytime meeting.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Gordon Hotel
Glouster Ministers Form Valley Sunday School Group
The Glouster area pastors form the Sunday Creek Valley Ministerial association to promote daily vacation Bible schools in Corning and Glouster communities. Officers elected include Rev. Browning president and Rev. Donnally secretary‑treasurer. The group plans future meetings and community cooperation. Initiatives includeби May 6 meeting and cross‑community support from Trimble Jacksonville Hollister and Chauncey.
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Glouster
Corning
Trimble
Jacksonville
Hollister
Millfield
Chauncey
Sunday Creek Valley
Green's Run
Taylor Ridge
H. H. Vian
Bishopville
L. A. Donnally
W. G. Plummer
I. KE. Roberts
D. L. Browning
Mrs Burt and son visit then plan trip to Athens
Mrs. Don Burt and son of Wapakona te ta are spending a few days with Mrs. Burt's mother Mrs. Catharine Daugherty. They will go to Athens where they will be joined by Mr. Burt Sunday returning home by motor Monday.
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Don Burt
Wapakoneta
Odd Fellows to Observe 108th Anniversary in Glouster
Magic City lodge I O O F will mark the 108th anniversary with a Saturday evening meeting at 7 30. Assistant Grand Secretary Charles T Crossen and the Rev L G Ludwig of Corning will speak. A musical program will accompany the event.
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Glouster
Magic City
Lodge
Odd Fellows
Charles T. Crossen
L. G. Ludwig of
Corning
Parker Couple End Ten Day Motor Trip
Ma and Mrs Worthy Parker return to Glouster after a ten day motor trip through Maryland Pennsylvania and New York. They were joined by Mrs Lizzie Fox and her son John of Shawnee for the journey.
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Glouster
Worthy Parker
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Lizzie Fox
John
Shawnee
Jones Reelected Ohio Independent Telephone Leader
C. L. Jones was reelected president of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association after a three day meeting at the organization's conference. He serves as secretary and manager of the Athens Home Telephone company.
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Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Athens
C. L. Jones
Athens’ Home Telephone Company
Largest gathering of independent telephone reps in state
More than a thousand representatives from independent telephone companies attended the Columbus meeting. It was the largest such gathering in the state. J Warren Safford of Troy was elected vice president and Frank L McKinny named secretary treasurer. The speakers were primarily local men at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil House
Columbus
J. Warren Safford
Troy
Frank L. McKinny
Federal Officers Arrest More in Payroll Scandal
Federal agents continued action against Ohio National Guard officers in Cleveland, arresting Major Charlies W. Burton, chief of the central claims bureau, on forgery charges. Burton pleaded not guilty and posted $5000 bond for a May 27 hearing after being linked to forging two government checks in 1924. He was a staff officer of the 730 Infantry brigade.
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Cleveland
O.R
Ohio National Guard
Charlies W. Burton
Central Claims Bureau
Burton
Golfer Dec Graham Reaches End of Mobile to Los Angeles Trek
Dec Graham, who began months ago to drive a golf ball from Mobile to Los Angeles, arrived in town today but was without the ball and plans. He aimed to showcase the long journey and promote his stunt despite setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dec Graham
Mobile
Golfer Graham Quits Amid Financial Troubles at Texas Meet
The cross country golf event in Texas ends early as Graham withdraws due to financial difficulties. He had accumulated 39,648 strokes and used 140 golf balls before quitting.
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Texas
Graham
Robins Acquire Infielder to Bolster Infield Depth
New York April 26 Brooklyn National League club traded Bob McGraw a right handed pitcher to the St Louis for D Arcy Flowers utility infielder. Flowers will arrive Saturday or Sunday and be assigned at shortstop as regular with John Butler moving to third base. Flowers previously with the Cards but never a regular. Hornsby out of the game.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bob McGraw
St. Louis Inals
D'Arcy Flowers
Herac
Flowers
Johnny Butler
Rogers Hornsby
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Jolly Sewers
Watt Grover
Shannon Avenue
Jolly Sewers Club
B. T. Grover
T. E. McCune
F. K. Beasley
D. W. Ingerham
Richard Fought
Morris Avenue
Georgia Dye
Athens State Hospital
Pearl Jewell
Stewart
A. N. Johnson
Membrance
P. J. Fields
Akron
Be. Bd. Timms
M. J. Twiss
Harvey ©. Baker
E. L. Miller
Charles A. Cornwell
U. C. D. Club
Messenger Pattern Dept
Sieve Boga
Brunswick Records
Riverside
Lester McFarland
Robert A. Gardner
Honolulu
Lee Wilson
Mollie Darling
Vernon Dahart
Ben Bernie
Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra
Nick Lucas
Sunday Creek Valley Masters
Chas
Milliken
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Glouster High School
Lamborn
Marietta
Jones Reelected
Lamborn’s
A. B. Gas
Athens Furniture Exchange
Woodworth’s
Rayo Chemise
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
National Guard
Robins
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