Prescott Bentley Weds In Weekend Ceremony At Athens
Prescott Bentley and his bride, a Nebraska native, were married Saturday in Athens. Bentley, a Studebaker metal specialist and Ohio University graduate, is the elder son of Dr and Mrs Bentley. The couple then visited relatives in Columbus before returning to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Bentley
Bride
Mrs
Saturn
W. RB. Bentley
Morris
Edding
Bentley
Studebaker
Athens Cieh 8
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Ana
Benney
Nebraska
Major Armitage Leads Secret Mission Against Yellow Seven
Major Armitage arrives on a precarious expedition to root out the bandit Chal Hun on a Malay island. Commissioner Hewitt and Monica Viney clash with Pennington over leadership as Armitage insists on secrecy, interpreters, and native troops amid desertions and brutal killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Jack
Pen Roreton
Yellow Seven
Rafer
Commissioner of Police
Monica
Chat-Hune
Chai-Hung
Romeo
North Borneo
Pennington
Tsay
Chat-Hung
Tenniingeton
Chal- Hume
Armitare
Armitage
Lacy Armitage
Birthday Party for Marjory Growdon Marks Sixth Birthday
Marjory Pauline Growdon of 44 Mound Street celebrated her sixth birthday with a party Saturday from 2 to 4. Attending were Helen Hooper Ruth Phillips June Baird Virginia Hooper Phyllis Laughlin Mary Margaret Kelley Louise Kelley Robert Hooper Gilbert Hooper Melvin Hooper Harry Hudson Paul Hudson and Robert Boettcher. After gifts and games the group moved to the dining room for refreshments. Others visiting include J Maurice Hyde who will be in Columbus on business, and Dean and Mrs E W Chubb with their party en route to Cleveland and Chautauqua. Miss Virginia Peters of Detroit visited West State Street neighbors, while several others returned from Cleveland. The W C T U will meet Tuesday at 2 at First M E church. Mrs Covington Westlake and Arnold Jeanne Use of Younestown are mentioned as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory
Pauline Growdon
C. H. Growdon
Mound Street
Helen Hooper
Ruth Phillips
June Baird
Virginia Hooper
Phyllis Laughlin
Mary Margaret
Louise Kelley
Robert, Gilbert
Melvin Hooper
Harry Hudson
Paul Hudson
Robert Boetti
Lavoptik Eye Wash Claimed To Strengthen Strained Eyes
An old advertisement asserts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel eases eye strain and soreness. It promises quick acting relief and comes with an aluminum eye cup at Gibson Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Pharmacy
Cuff Walters Sustains Fractured Leg In Logan Road Crash
Walters of Union Furnace suffered a fractured left leg in a Sunday evening auto accident near the county home on the Logan Union Furnace road. He was riding with Pete Fry and Miss Ruth Bowman in a Ford roadster when a wheel struck a stone on the hill above the county home causing the driver to lose control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuff Walters
Union Furnace
Logan Union Furnace
Camp adventure for 15 Big Pine boys begins
Fifteen Big Pine youths left Monday to establish a two week camp directed by Mr Amerhein who has overseen vacation classes at the Methodist church. After the first run the second group will join the camp under Mr Amerhein’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pine
Amerhein
Memorial Service for President Harding
Logan residents gathered in large numbers at the Methodist church Sunday morning for a memorial service in honor of President Harding led by Rev. J. W. Bish. The Masonic fraternity joined the service en masse at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. W. Bish
Harding
Masonic Fraternity
Four Teens Barely Escape Major Crash On County Road
Four local young men in an auto on Logan Nelson ville road evaded a head on collision Sunday afternoon. Driver Vance Brian steered to the roadside to avoid a oncoming car and a parked vehicle near Emerson Poston farm, ending with the car landing in a cornfield with all four wheels on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Nelsonville Road
Emerson Poston Farm
Vance Brian
Brian
Poston Cornfield
Mrs. Tatha Montgomery Sent to State Hospital
Mrs. Tatha Montgomery wife of William Montgomery was taken to the state hospital at Athens Friday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Rudolph Brandt after a medical board declared her a fit subject for institutional care. She had influenza earlier this year and suffered sleeping sickness after the fever subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatha Montgomery
William Montgomery
State Hospital
Athens
Rudolph Brandt
Newton Spencer named new clerk of courts in Hockine County
Newton Spencer is appointed clerk of courts in Hockine County succeeding Mrs. Robert C. Work who completed the unexpired term after her husband resigned to become assistant postmaster of Loran. Mrs. Work retires after serving two terms as deputy and as chief for the remainder of the term. she is praised for courtesy and efficiency in office dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Spencer
Hockine County
Robert C. Work
Loran
Work
Standard for the Office Raised by Predecessors
The article notes a high standard set for the office by her predecessors, highlighting a continuing expectation of excellence. It emphasizes continuity, leadership quality, and a model for future officials to follow within the civic role.
Clarence Bean Granted Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Clarence Bean was granted a divorce from Crystal Bean in a common pleas court Saturday on adultery grounds. The petition names John Bland as the correspondent, and Bland is currently in the Dayton workhouse for failure to pay a fine from an illicit liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bean
Crystal Bean
Common Pleas
John Bland
Bland
Dayton
Camp Grounds Attendance Includes Several Local Families
A large crowd attends the camp meeting at the Camp Grounds this year with numerous families listed among attendees. Names include Mr and Mrs J W Gabriel Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mr and Mrs Edward Davis Mr and Mrs L P Mooney Mr and Mrs Warren Lanning Mr and Mrs Raymond Lanning Mr and Mrs George Leyshon Mr and Mrs Jerry Hammon Mr and Mrs R F Allen Mr and Mrs Willard Sprankin Also noted as visitors are Mr and Mrs Clayton Schelde Mr and Mrs Edward Turner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Gabriel
Charles Smith
Edward Davis
L. P. Mooney
Warren Lanning
Raymond Lanning
George Leyshon
Jerry Hammon
R. F. Allen
Willard Sprank
Clayton Schelde
Edward Turner
Death of Susanna Wells 67 in Glouster after long illness
Glouster Mrs. Susanna Wells 67 died Sunday at 6 30 AM at her home after a lengthy cancer illness. She had long resided in the city and is survived by Howard Wells J S Jones Wilber Wells and Fred Wells. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM at the home led by Rev. Landsitter. interment Mountville cemetery. Memorial services for President Harding were held at the M P church Sunday night with brief tributes by local clergy and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wells
Landsitter
Mountville
President Harding
Good
First Baptist Church
Senator LeFever
Tose
William James
M. M. Bryson
Funeral of El L. Curfman Held in Columbus
The funeral for the late El L. Curfman formerly of Glouster was held Sunday at 11 39 a m at the Methodist church in Columbus. Rev B F Jackson former local pastor conducted service. The funeral train arrived on No 2 and the party went from depot to the church. Burial followed in Glouster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. C. Curfman
Columbus
Glouster
B. F. Jackson
Garys Take Trip to Valley Falls Kansas
Mr and Mrs L G Gary and their two children Richard and Miss Mabel of near Trimble left this morning by motor for Valley Falls Kansas to be guests for three weeks of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Gary
Richard
Miss Mabel
Near Trimble
Valley Falls
Kansas
Local Notices and Accidents in Trimble Area
Mr. Gary's parents visit. Carys in Athens stay at Trimble home. Stephenson family to Wyandotte Michigan for work and permanent move. Yaw and Wayden called to ill relatives. Stoltz hosts Mt Vernon guests. John Young sustains leg and back injuries in a mine slate fall near Redtown. White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters call to meeting Aug 8 1923. Carter and Payton attend Alla Baba Temple imperial sessions in Indianapolis. Alla Baba Shrine patrol touted as champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Redtown
Lelever
A. (. Carter
J. J. Payton
Columbus
Mystic Shrine
Indianapolis
Alla Baba
United States
Deaths Funerals William Gover Sr
William Gover Sr father of Mrs. Dr. W. Hughes of 24 West Mulberry street died Saturday at McCuneville. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in New Lexington. His sons and daughters include George Gover of Nelsonville Dry Goods Co and Beatrice Gover at home, with Mrs. Jake Severance, Mrs. Frank Peterson, Will Gover, Mrs. Earl Humphreys among survivors. his widow is Rosetta Gover. Stores in Nelsonville and McCuneville will close Tuesday afternoon for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gover Sr
W. Hughes
West Mulberry Street
McCuneville
New Lexington
Hughes
Summers
Athens
Nelsonville
Rosetta Gover
George Gover
Nelsonville. Dry Goods Co
Jake Severance
Frank Peterson
Will Gover
Shawnee
Beatrice Gover
Earl Humphreys
Millionaires Buy Luxurious Cabinets of Cigar Vaults
Cabinets of cigars carry as much as 19.99 percent of value and cost up to 5006 dollars, a luxury item available to the very rich.
Jeweled Clasps for Elaborate Fur Coats
Jeweled clasps in oriental colorings are used to fasten some of the most elaborate fur coats. The article notes the craftsmanship and decorative function of these clasp designs in traditional outerwear.
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Bingman
Eglesman
Are
Carlos Stone
Heir Street
E. McCown
Athalia
Mie
Ana Mart
Irs
Brent G. Metcalf
Charline
Buckeye Lake
Earl Weatherby
Ada Davis
Jackson
Householder
Mrs. Weather
Miss Davis
Jack Williams
Charnes Graham
Cleveland
Lewis Graham
Lara Graham
Glen Rine
Mt. Vernon
A. C. Haning
Genevieve
Janet Ben Marietta
Mabel la Favor
H. E. Hanine
F. E. Butcher
Stella Avenue
Hin
G. M. Jack
Lucille Carr
Addie Leybourn
T. N. Hoover
Simwood Place
Myrtie Mitchell
Iord Nickoson
Frank Bean
Ollie Sibert
Robert Fry
Cincinnati
Montesa
Lance
Stnenpore
East
John Hewitt
Chal-Hune
Porneo
Trevelyan
China
Fyfe
Monten
Penn
Stine-Ho
Tuan
Cher
Albert Boetticher
Growdon
J. Maurice Hyde
Coumbus
Dean
E. W. Chubb
CW. Munds
Chubb
Jane Downer
En Enen Rna, Pa
Chautauquua
N. Y
Edward C. Schloss
West State Street
Virginia Peters
Detroit
Midh
Irma Stanfield
Ida Boerstler
Margaret Hearn
Motor
W. C. T. UY. Whl
M. FE
Covington Westlake
Dren, Arnold and
Jeanne
Younestown
Cinton Week
Mr. Gary
Mrs. C. S. Cary
Roy Cary
L. G. Cary
Trimble
Garry Stephenson
Wyandotte, Mich
Stephenson
Wyandotte
J. W. Yaw
Adamville
Mrs. Yaw
Mary A. Stewart
James Wayden
Pomeroy
Emma Voss
White Rose Temple
Maggie Skinner
R and C
William Cover
New York
Salecylic
Lash
DR. Parker
Vine Pharma
Lily
S. Court St
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Lostro Bldg
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