Belpre Couple Wed In Charmingly Decorated Home Ceremony
Miss Virginia Talma Kraft daughter of Captain Henry IL Kraft became the bride of John Everett Watson of Columbus in a Tuesday ceremony at the Kraft home on Florence street Belpre. Rev F H Born officiated with nuptial music preceding the procession. The couple will reside in Columbus after a reception and luncheon following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry IL. Kraft
Florence
Belpre
Virginia Talma Kraft
John Everett Watson
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. H. Born
Chesterhill
Belpre Methodist Church
C. D. Stone
Toledo
Harold Coe
Athens
Keith Theatre
Olpre
Parkersburg
Ohio University
Entertained Her Club At Mrs Wilds Home
Mrs W D Wilds hosted the Tuesday needle club at 51 Franklin avenue. Guests enjoyed needle work and music with social chat and later an elegant collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilds
Franklin Avenue
Local Residents Make Small-Town Travel Moves
Dr. W. G. Danford and son Byron visit Columbus on business. Mrs. Alston Ellis departs for Delaware Springs sanatorium for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cornwell return from California. E. L. Miller and daughter Ruth drive to Middletown to visit Mrs. Miller’s mother Jennie Clyne. Miss Elizabeth Hibbard and nephews Albert and Thomas Hibard go home to Huntington after a visit. Minnie Bell and Anna Watkins plan a three week trip via New York City to Atlantic City. Asbury Osborne of Tuppers Plains tours the state farming circuit and stays with Fred C. Osborne at 250 Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Miller
Ruth
Middletown
Minnie Bell
Anna Watkins
New York City
Atlantic City
Asbury Osborne
Tuppers Plains
Fred C. Osborne
Richland Avenue
Hibbard Takes Post With Truscon Steel in Youngstown
Donald Hibbard left yesterday for Youngstown to join Truscon Steel Co. He graduated in June with a civil engineering degree from Ohio University. Mrs. Herbert Cox at 31 Maplewood Drive hosts her sister Autherine Miller of Hemlock and cousin Isabelle Miller of Detroit as house guests for a few days. Mayme Harwick, recently discharged from Columbus hospital, returned home with nurse Clare Lane, in improved health. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and daughter Catharine visited from Pious and stayed with Mr. Brown's parents at 26 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hibbard
Youngstown
Truscon Steel Co
Mr. Hibbard
Ohio University
Herbert Cox
Thelma Miller
Maplewood Drive
Autherine Miller
Hemlock
Isabel Miller
Detroit
Michigan
Mayme Harwick
Columbus Hospital
Clare Lane
Harry Brown
Catharine
Pious
Mr. Brown
W. H. Brown
North
Congress Street
Reed Couple Return From Sanatorium Stay
Mr. R. C. Reed has returned from Rocky Glen sanatorium at Mc Connellsville with Mrs. Reed who has been in failing health for some time. She will reenter the health resort for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Reed
Rocky Glen
McConnelsville
Mrs. Reed
Birth of a son for the Wolfes in Logan
Mr and Mrs Byron A Wolfe of Logan announce the birth of a son on Wednesday August 10 weighing ten pounds. This is the first grandchild for the Wolfe and Carpenter couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron A. Wolfe
Edith Carpenter
Logan
Byron F. Wolfe
W. A. Carenter
Blue Devil Bath Tale Promises Quick Ring Heist
A playful note describes placing a Blue Devil in a bath tub to prompt a swift ring theft. The odd guidance blends whimsy with rumor in a dated voice.
Fairplay Reunion Brings Together Hundreds of Alumni
The first season’s school reunion at Fairplay on August 5 drew several hundred former pupils and 25 teachers. Attendees included Mrs. Carson of Rutland, 61 years after teaching there, and 85 year old Mrs. Grate. Letters from states and a death notice for Paul of Wichita, Kansas were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Fairplay
Carson
Paul
Witchita
Kansas
Dewey Williams
Underwood
Rough Love 6 Not the Thing in Tellegen House Dispute
Long Beach New York August 10 Tellegen turned Tarzan and love disrupted a five year marriage leading to a domestic wreck now in Westchester County court. A friend says Tellegen forgot his platonic role during a July visit to his shack where Bernhardt’s actor-lover sought seclusion as Far rar fled in a car toward New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
N. Y
Tellegen
Tarzan
Tellegen-Farrar
West Chester County
Telege
Bernhardt
Farrar
New York
First Known General Service Medal Issued by China
The article notes that nearly two thousand years ago China issued the first general service medal to recognize valorous military service. It describes an early tradition of formal awards and sets a historical context for later medal systems.
Mitchell Given Real Opportunity By Braves Boss
The Boston Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates are among the season’s sensations. Manager Fred Mitchell and owner Grant receive most of the credit for turning the club into a standout, with Mitchell given freedom to run the team and Grant backing his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Braves
Boston Braves
Pirates
Fred Mitchell
Grant
Elks Convention Names Grand Exalted Ruler William Mountain
In Los Angeles the Elks selected William Mountain as the new grand exalted ruler and announced prize winners in the affiliated beauty contest. The event highlighted two top prize beauties alongside the new ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Elks
Los Angeles
California
William Mountain
Roush winner not murderer in Kennedy case claim
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, jailed in the J Belton Kennedy insurance broker murder, declares Arthur G. Burch innocent and says Kennedy was killed by two shabbily dressed men. She wrote the statement in her county jail cell for United Press with careful edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Belton Kennedy
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
United Press Today
Arthur G. Burch
Evanston
Kennedy
Light primaries yield low turnout and scattered votes
In Tuesdays primaries 479 voters cast ballots. Mayoral votes went to T B Roush 279 and Charles H Slaughter 182 with other write ins. Several minor candidates and trustees received single votes across multiple offices.
Meat demand slips as sausage and pork intake fall
Chicago report shows per person meat and lard consumption dropped 13 pounds last year. Thomas E. Wilson of the Institute of American Meat Packers opened the annual convention urging workable industry legislation to clear public prejudice and improve prospects after a troubled year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Thomas E. Wilson
The
Institute of American Meat Packers
Wilson
Institute
Soviet Leader Given Hearing
Walter Lyman Brown head of the American relief commission in Russia met with Soviet officials led by Boris Litvinoff and M Shaplin. Brown demanded assurances for American prisoners and safety of relief workers and said Americans must be allowed to leave if they wish. He noted eight thousand tons of food in Hamburg and Danzig ready for shipment to Russia to feed about a million children for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval
Walter Lyman Brown
American Relief Commission
Russia
Boris Litvinoff
M. Shaplin
Singer
Brown
Hamburg
Danzig
Germs in print would attack Blue Devil Cleanser fast
An odd expression about germs entering print and attacking Blue Devil Cleanser, likened to lye on hands. The snippet presents a quirky advertising or rhetoric line with no clear event, date, or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devil Cleanser
Harding prepares call for Washington disarmament conference
The formal notice calling the Washington disarmament conference to meet November 11 is being prepared and will be issued once completed, announced today by the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
New Road 15 Project Pushed By Local Leaders
Nelsonville Aug 10 A joint meeting of Athens and Hocking County Commissioners will study creating a main intercounty highway from Nelsonville to Glouster Murray City and Straitsville The effort has pledges from county officials Senator LeFever J L Murphy Athens Chamber of Commerce and others to back the plan A relief station or hospital nearby could hasten road improvements and a conference Thursday aims to organize committees and secure state highway designation backed by the United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens and Hocking County
Glouster
Murray City
Straitsville
Herrick
Davis
Lon Coburn
Murray
Athens
Hocking County
LeFever of
J. L. Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Bryson
James Ginnan
Henry Zenner
Coburn
United Mine Workers of
Moonshine Still Found in Barn Hay Mow
In Urichsville Ohio on August 10 Fire Chief Harl Hite uncovered a hidden still in a hay mow at Joe Bukovi’s barn after a tip from Bukovi. Officers seized a jug of raisin wine and two crates of raisins. Bukovi was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urichsville
Joe Bukovi
Iizzard Ridge
Harl Hite
Bukovi
PAMJENGER ON MAIL LANDS SAFELY NEAR SAN DIEGO
The destroyer Farquhar with 33 passengers and mail from the wrecked steamer San Jose neared San Diego early today. Survivors may land before noon or be transferred to a slower vessel, as wireless reports say Griffity will reach the scene with towing gear. The San Jose rests with a heavy list but towing likely possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Farqguahar
San Jose
Griffity
Pablo Reef
Pacific Mail
Poison Olives in Bottle Warned by Odor Test
Dr. Randall C. Rosenberger of Jefferson College warns that olives giving a rancid offensive odor when opened are poisonous. He explains good olives smell aromatic while poisoned ones reek near roquefort cheese and the liquor is cloudy. The toxin bacillus botulinus is more common in ripe olives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Randall C. Rosenberger
Jefferson College
Rosenberger
Local Visitors Bring News From Area Homes
Whitehall Hazel Phillips of Trimble visited Mack Braley and wife last week. Mrs Rosetta Jones and children of Pt Pleasant W Va visit her parents Mr and Mrs G C Lawson. Mr and Mrs Jesse Maxwell and children of Athens were Sunday guests of D N Higgins and wife. Miss Hazel Marsh of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs Herbert Moore. Mr and Mrs G B E Tribe and two children were Sunday guests of Pearl Coe and family. Miss Elsie Braley visits Miss Gertrude Richman of Tuscarawas this week. Harold Pierce and wife of Pleasanton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Pratt. Miss Bernice McCormick of Langsviss was a Sunday guest at the G C Lawson home. Mrs Kate Niggemeyer spent one day in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Phillips
Trimble
Mack Braley
Rosetta Jones
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
G. C. Lawson
Jesse Maxwell
Athens
D. N. Higgins
Hazel Marsh
Columbus
Herbert Moore
G. BE. Tribe
Pearl Coe
Pearl Chapel
Elsie Braley
Gertrude Richman
Tuscarawas
Harold Pierce
Pleasanton
Charles Pratt
Bernice McCormick
Langsviss
Kate Niggemeyer
Senate panel debates Fordney tariff valuation basis
Washington August 10. The senate finance committee opened a fight over the American valuation plan underpinning the Fordney tariff bill. Tariff commission members met privately with the committee for two hours to discuss changing the basis for assessing customs duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Tariff Commission
Young Austrian Girl Reunites With Bridgeport Parents
Lydia Matucek, nine years old, travels alone from Witkovice Austria to Bridgeport and meets her papa and mamma. She was two years old when first placed in the care system to come to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Matucek
Bridgeport
Witkovice
Austria
U. S
Glouster Mayor C F Wallace Wins Renomination
Wallace easily secures a second term on the Republican ticket over Harry Trasin in yesterdays primary carrying all four precincts by 193 to 69. Democratic candidates were unopposed with a tame Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wallace
Harry Trasin
Wallace
Trasin
James B. Murray
Board of Education
Hugh Gormley
Thomas Mavin
Virgil Yaw
Loren Andrews
B. R. Angle
Frank Burns
C. E. Handley
Cecil Lunsford
Joseph Richards
Robert Skinner
Board of Public Affairs
Sam Dunnett
F. H. Ergin
Frank Matthews
Robert Marshall
J. L. Davis
J. H. Wells
Fred Heck
Isaac Jones
Lewis Jones Sr
G. W. Kinney
L. W. Ley
E. F. Skinner
J. H. Henshaw
Glouster Beats Chauncey In Low-Scoring Local Contest
The Glouster ball team defeated the reorganized Chauncey team 3 to 0 on the local grounds yesterday. Neither side scored until the seventh inning when Mitt Cunningham hit a two run homer with Zimmer on first base. Glouster added another run in the next inning in a clean weekday game with solid attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chauncey
Zimmer
Mitt Cunningham
West Side Saturday Scrape Leads to Court Fines
In Mayor Wallace's court on Tuesday several offenders faced fines after a Saturday west side altercation. Arthur Henshaw pled guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and paid 10 dollars plus costs. He also faced a 75 dollar fine for illegal liquor possession. Pete McDaniel and Roy Chalfant were cited for drunkenness and fighting, pled guilty, and were fined 25 dollars plus costs and later arraigned under the Miller law for liquor, with further admissions about sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Wallace
Athens
Arthur Henshaw
Arthur
Santoy
Marshal Williams
Pete McDaniel
Roy Chalfant
Henshaw
Trio fined in Trimble liquor case. Henshaw also costs
John Wyatt and Wiley Koons of Trimble pleaded guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct plus fighting and were fined twenty five dollars and costs each. They also faced unlawful receiving liquor charges with one hundred dollar fines and costs. Arthur Henshaw, charged with unlawfully furnishing liquor, pleaded guilty and was fined one hundred dollars and costs. Wyatt Koons and Henshaw could not pay and were jailed in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyatt
Wiley Koons
Trimble
Arthur Henshaw
Costa
Henshaw
Wyatt
Koons
Athens
Home Run Breaks Up Tight Chauncey Game
Chauncey fell 3 to 0 to Clouster in a brisk pitchers duel led by Webb while Withem started strong. Matt Cunningham connected for a seventh inning homer driving in Zimmer, then Chauncey added a second run in the eighth on two hits and an error before Chillicothe visits Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clouster
Withem
Webb
Matt” Cunningham
Zimmer
Chillicothe
Georgia senator sparks debate with canned horse meat jibe
In Washington, Senator Watson of Georgia mocked Montana over canned horse meat during arguments on a soldier bonus bill. Montana and Georgia exchanged sharp retorts as Myers defended Montana and lampooned Georgia, with playful exchanges about meat, bill of fare, and restaurant remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Watson
Georgia
Senator Myers
Montana
Myers
Watson
Howatt Warns of Largest Kansas Coal Strike If jailed
Alexander Howatt president of district No. 4 United Mine Workers says a jail term will trigger the greatest coal strike Kansas has seen. He faces imprisonment in contempt and strike-related rulings now under appeal. The second item notes Japan expands wood pulp industry with 30 mills and over 280000 tons produced annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kas
Kansas
Alexander Howatt
United Mine Workers
Howatt
Kansas Industrial Court
Japan
Family Stricken by Deadly Poison at Camp Grounds
In Lancaster on August 10 Tatey Bell Ruble aged six died after consuming canned food at the Methodist camp grounds. Other family members developed ptomaine poisoning and were treated as doctors worked to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Tatey
Bell Ruble
Fontaine
Camps Will Die After Sept First
Washington Aug 10 The army cantonments will be vacated as early as practicable after September 1. They will be turned over to the quartermaster general and until transfers are complete guard and fire departments will remain on duty at Camp Sherman 10th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Weeks
War Department
Camp Sherman
10Th Infantry
German Labor Costs in Metal Working Cheaper by One Sixth
The present cost of German labor in the metal working trades is stated to be about one sixth the cost of equivalent labor in the United States. This comparison highlights lower German wage levels for skilled metal workers.
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W. G. Danford
Byron
Mrs
D. C. Cornwell
Elizabeth Hibbard
Albert
Thomas Hibbard
Huntington
Mary Hibbard
Ll. H. Stanley
J. S. Barleon
Fred Osborne
Mily
McArthur
Annapolis
Naval Academy
J. K. Jolly
Chilen
Marjorie and
Bobbie
Ungstown
Bak Ae
Gugdess
Meigs County
Farmer
George Washington Grant
Mary Philbin
Gertrude Ohnstead
Burgh
Slaughter
T. B. Roush
Charles H. Slaughter
Alex Moore
Ernest Campbell
Anna K. Price
Levy Stephenson
Ida Putnam
Harry Riley
Griff Evans
A. J. Palmer
Herbert Brooks
W. Bard
Fred Alderman
C. M. Gill
L. W. Roberts
Geo. Junod
Pearl Parker
Russ Finsterwald
M. D. Hughes
J. J. Woolley
Franz Woodworth
Emmett Keenan
J. B. McCormick
L. G. Bean
Elmer Stephenson
J. L. Henry
Julie Finsterwald
Peter Walsh
John Brooks
Harry Williams
C. R. Cline
W. Baird
J. H. Mohler
F. C. Riley
Wm. Ring
Slim” Seward
Jim Brattin
C. C. Kerr
Roland
A. D
America
Nelsonville-Glouster-Murray-Straitsville
Pamjenger
Whitehall
Misa
Peggy Hope
Pe Hope
John Murray Anderson
Solons
Barney Oldfield
Lash
H. W. Brooks
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