Athens Couple Wed as Society Notes Toast Local Nuptials
Miss Frieda M. Owen daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Owen formerly of Athens married Donald C. Walker a former Ohio National Guard member now with Western Electric in Chicago. The item records other social notices including anniversaries visits and travel among local residents and families.
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Mtiss Frieda M. Owen
Elizabeth M. Owen
Inefield
Athens
Donald C. Walker
Miss Owen
Crown [Publishing Company
Spring Str
Walker
Ohio National
Columbus
Western Electric Company
Chicago
Local Bridge Evening Hosts Guests From Across Town
At the home of Mrs. Lena M. Slattery 99 South Court street Mrs. Frank Logan of Ocala Florida and Mrs. J R Slattery of New York City entertained Wednesday evening. Five tables were used in the bridge game with out of town guests including Mrs C McShepard Columbus Miss Edith Grosvenor Washington D C and Miss Esells Finney Cleveland visiting Mrs. Grosvenor.
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Lena M. Slattery
South Court Street
Frank Logan
Ocala
Fla
J. R. Slattery
New York City
Bridge
C. McShepard
Columbus
Edith Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
C. H. Grosvenor
Es‘ells Finney
Cleveland
Bridge Party Hosts Five-Table Game at 53 Morris Ave
Mrs John Sprague entertained guests for a five table bridge party at her home 53 Morris avenue Mrs C W W Gross won the high score trophy. George Junod and family welcome birth of daughter Carolyn born July 26 to Mr and Mrs Kirby Carrie Junod of Allentown Pa is the mother Mrs Kirby is daughter of Mr and Mrs Junod. Andrew Uliom and daughter Helen visit Columbus to see Mr Ulioms daughter Mrs Robert Bishop and Mrs Don C Coultrap. Alhom to motor east with Bishop party Saturday Judge and Mrs D H Thomas and sons Andrew and Joe of Marietta visiting Mrs Thomas sister Mrs H G Stalder 29 South College street.
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Christine Dailey
Gallipolis
Ernestine Biddle
J. S. Biddie
Columbus
John Sprague
Morris Avenue
C. WW. Gross
George Junod
Carolyn
Seuasatt Kirby
Carrie Junod
Allentown
Kirby
Andrew Uliom
Helen Uliom
Robert Bishop
Don C. Coultrap
Allom
Mrs Bishop
East
H. Thomas
Andrew
Joe
Marietta
Thomas
H. G. Stalder
South College Street
John Espler
Frances Filen
Monongehela
Griffith Evans
West Carpenter Street
Athens
Robert Noble
Dinner honors guests from Cincinnati in Albany
Albany hosts Mr. and Mrs. Elza Bowers at a Tuesday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. F E. Kelly Lena Bowers and daughter Martha Jean of Cincinnati. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown Mrs. Mhorence Brown and Mr. and Mrs Harry Rowell.
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Elza Bowers
FE. J. Kelly
Lena Bowers
Martha Jean
Cincinnati
Charlie Brown
Mhorence Brown
Harry Rowell
Burtons Leave Albany for Toledo Home
Mr and Mrs E Burton plan to move from Albany around August 15 to reside in Toledo where Burton will take a miller role similar to his two years at Albany Milling Co. Albany expresses sorrow at their departure. Betty Virginia was born July 30 to Mr and Mrs Roy Croy. Mrs Jeff Tewksberry ill with mild typhoid fever. Dr and Mrs FE J Stanley rushed to Columbus for their daughter Dena Vov of Detroit facing acute appendicitis with possible operation postponed. Dr and Mrs A F Holmes host Miss Fannie Pieckens of Akron, city nurse.
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E. Burton
Albany
Toledo
Burton
Albany Milling Company
Roy Croy
Betty Virginia
Jeff Tewksberry
FE. J. Stanley
Columbus
Dena
Carl VY Ov
Detroit
Mt. Carmel
Stanley
Mrs. Stanley
A. F. Holmes
Fannie T Pieckens
Akron
Miss Pickens
Wednesday club enjoys day at Nimrod-Hereford Farm
The Wednesday club spent August 1 at Nimrod-Hereford Farm near Albany. They arrived after an eleven o'clock dinner, then sewed and talked in the afternoon. Miss Odta Gillogly photographed the group in costumes. The program featured "Sermons in stones books in running brooks and good in every thing." The club scheduled a meeting for August 15 at the old farm house west of the school house.
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Nimrod-Hereford
Albany
Odta Gillogly
New Traffic Rules Limit Front Seat Use In Taxis
A narrative describes taxi riders facing new regulations. The driver Mr Hoisington from Albany to Athens must adhere to rules restricting front-seat seating and preventing conversations, with other restrictions implied such as no riding on laps or running boards.
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Mr. Hoisington
Albany
Athens
Mr. F. Rife Visits Springs Near Delaware
Mr. F. Rife spends the week at the Springs near Delaware described as a fountain of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. F. Rife
Fountain of Youth
Springs
Delaware
Pratt Couple Return After Visit and Plan Move to Middleport
Mr and Mrs Delmon Pratt return to Columbus after a four day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Townshend. In two weeks they will move to Middleport where Mr Pratt will run the Vulcanizing business recently turned over by his father. Friends of Mrs Pratt held a belated wedding celebration Tuesday night and Mr Pratt treated the crowd to candy and cigars.
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Delmon Pratt
Della Wible
Columbus
Charles Townshend
Middleport
Mr. Pratt
Service Lines To New Addition Under Construction
Four hundred feet of ditch for Sanitary sewer, storm sewer and water lines are being excavated on Fort street in the Alderman Heights addition. City workers under Director I. D. Williams supervise a 10 to 12 man crew. Only the first 409 feet of Fort street will be paved now with connections to the junction of Fort and Congress streets. The 12 inch storm sewer will run south on Congress to Carpenter street.
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Fort Street
Alderman Heights
Congress Street
City Service Department
I. D. Williams
New Streets
Grosvenor Street
Kort
Congress Streets
Congress
Carpenter Street
Man Speech on Demeanor Again Delights Critics
A witty line about posture and confidence circulates, praising a man who keeps his chin high and his nose modestly lowered. It sparks discussion on public manners and style.
Coilless Still Surfaces In Canton Bootlegging Case
Canton Ohio August 2 A crude coilless still leads to a 30 day workhouse sentence for Cleaveon Byron who built a rudimentary alcohol still from a rusty can and damp rags. Police Captain Clarke report the basement device condensed vaporized liquor and saved a little for drinking.
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Canton
Olce
Cleaveon Byron
Byron
Picnic tragedy claims 18 year old Curtis Lloyd
In Steubenville Croas Creek near Steubenville Curtis Lloyd aged 18 drowned today as his parents watched during a family picnic. The accident occurred when he was swept away while enjoying the creek area near his home. Local authorities investigated the incident and reported no other injuries.
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Steubenville
Curtis Lloyd
Croas Creek
Lloyd
Ku Klux Klan Holds Open Air Meeting at Brilliant
In Steubenville Ohio on August 2 a Ku Klux Klan open air gathering in Jefferson county was held at Brilliant last night. More than 800 persons attended.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Brilliant
Copeland Urges World Economic Conference in Georgia
Senator Royal Copeland of New York called on Georgia Democratic leaders to push a world economic conference as a solution to international problems and farmer distress. He attacked the Harding administration and Teapot Dome leasing, signaling a forthcoming party platform for the next presidential campaign.
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Atlanta
Royal
Copeland
New York
Georgia General Assembly
Democratic Party
Harding
Teapot Dome
Aged Mother Mary Butts Dies in Wheeling West Virginia
Mrs Mary Butts aged longtime resident of Wheeling died this morning in the city she was wife of the late J R Butts former mayor and mother of city manager John S Butts Her passing follows a long illness and leaves the community in mourning
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mary Butts
Johns. Butts
J. R. Butts
Oklahoma City Governor Awaits Word on Outrage
Governor Walton awaited official word from Kingsfisher County about a reported whipping of George Elder, a farmer, by a masked assailant. If confirmed, the county may be placed under martial law as capital authorities discussed using the National Guard to quell mob violence.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. Walton
Kingsfisher County
George Elder
Walton
National Guard
Pier collapse traps crowd as 12 pound pike strikes
In Warsaw at Lake Wawasee a Fort Wayne fisherman reeled in a twelve pound pike and called for help. A crowd rushed the pier to aid, the onlookers and anglers fell into the lake when the pier gave way. No injuries reported. fish tops the season list.
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Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Wawasee
Stout Arma
State issues order authorizing corn quarantine inspections
Columbus Ohio August 2 The order from State Director of Agriculture Truax authorizes inspectors to stop and search vehicles and seize corn found in transit when the driver intent is to move corn from a quarantined county due to the European corn borer outbreak.
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Columbus
State Agricultural Department
Truax
Former Russian Royalty in Paris Dress Trade
In Paris a former princess andGrand Duchess run a dress trade from a converted apartment building serving as offices. Princess Nehildorf, aided by Narishkine, Russian Ambassador’s daughter, fronts a "Models" desk while another door labeled "Lingerie" is run by the Grand Duchess Marie. The era of royal pomp has shifted to a ready to wear couture scene in which "Dressed by a Princess" is the new selling point.
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Paris
Baroness de Grothens
Nehildorf
Mademoiselle Narishkine
Marie
Funeral of William Ruston Set by Knights Templar
The Athens commandery No. 15 Knights Templar will conduct William Ruston’s funeral Monday afternoon. Knights are to meet at the Temple and bring cars to transport to the house by autos.
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William Ruston
Athens Commandery No. 15
Knights Templar
Temple
Plains Area School Board Nomination Meeting Announced
Friday evening August 2 at 7 oclock a parent teacher meeting will nominate candidates for the upcoming school year. Salem and Lower Plains parents urged to attend. Local residents visit relatives in Pomeroy Monongahela and Athens while others recover from operations and travel.
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Salem
Lower Plains
Motor Buses Replace Trolleys in New Jersey Strike
In eastern New Jersey a major labor strike halts 989 miles of track across 145 communities as Public Service Railway workers demand an 80 percent wage rise. About 6 300 conductors and motormen walk off, forcing 5 000 buses and jitneys to carry 1.5 million workers and shoppers to destinations. The disruption spans Jersey City Newark Waterson Camden and Hoboken docks with broader effects reaching New York workers.
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New Jersey
Public Service Railways Company
Jersey City
Newark
Waterson
Camden
Hoboken
New York
Com
Farmer finances overblown reports challenged by Meyer
Eugene Meyer Jr. of the War Finance Corporation said in Chicago that American farmers are not as bad off as depicted. He, in town for a conference with agricultural loan agencies, noted many farmers resent exaggerated reports of their financial condition.
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Chicago
Eugene Meyer Jr
War Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Meyer
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