Shower For Bride-Elect Edith Easler At Home
Miss Edith Easler fiancee of Mr. McKinley Sauer was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Helen Salters at 86 University Terrace. Ten Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority sisters enjoyed premarital chats and a dainty collation before the basket game with twine and untangling. The Kasler Sauer nuptials are set for Friday September first at Miss Kasler’s parents home 121 North Lancaster Street.
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Edith Easler
McKinley H. Sauer
Helen Salters
University Terrace
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Miss Kasler
A. W. Kasler
North
Lancaster Street
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Local residents attend weddings and visits across towns
Thursday events include the marriage of Henry Ogg to Sarah Stable at 10 AM with Rev. Evans officiating at 45 Morris Avenue. Guests from Columbus and Sand Rock, plus visitors Leone Falls Anna Goddard from Valley Falls Kansas, and others from Newark Zaleski and Chicago, travel for family gatherings and stays in Glouster Athens Columbus and Toledo.
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F. M. Evans
Morris ,Avenue
Henry Ogg
Sarah Stable
Sand Rock
Leone Falls
Anna Goddard
Valley Falls
Kansas
F. F. Kittle
North
Congress Street
Miss Falls
James Falls
Glouster
Mr. Palls
Ira Falls
Bishopville
West Virginia trip ends visit with Mrs. Carr
Local notices list several residents traveling or visiting relatives including Mrs. Harriet Carr in ton W Va Mrs Julia Dickson and daughters Audrey and Bessie depart for Fort Wayne Indiana for teaching posts Mrs Walter Porter and daughter Virginia visit Dayton Ohio and relatives Hazel Love visits Adirondacks and Paul Smiths Hotel others attend Ohio State Horticultural meeting at Coalton with multiple travelers to Columbus Bluffton Detroit Windsor and Canadians. brief visits noted in Albany Athens and Columbus with family.
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Julia Dickson
Audrey
Bessie
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Freight car crash injures forty in Ford City Windsor
Forty persons were injured when a freight car being switched from Canadian Ford Motor Company siding crashed into a Windsor Tecumseh interurban car on Hast Sandwell Street Ford City. Some injuries were serious and the accident occurred today.
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Windsor
Ont
Ford Motor Company
Windsor Tecumseh Interurban
Sandwich Street
Ford City
Traffic Officer Henry Nice Out Of Service For Money Shortage
Misunderstanding over the reason for Henry D Nice’s discontinuance as county traffic officer. County commissioners say lack of funds prevents paying him, not inefficiency. Nice had served two months without pay after unbudgeted extra officer hire funds were unavailable.
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Henry D. N Ce
Nice
Traffe
Worstell
Athens ‘County Common Pleas Court
Vowse on Training and Speech Manners
The passage warns that good breeding shows in correct grammar and clear expression. It urges careful study of language to avoid ungrammatical speech and asserts that cultured manners do not excuse false or careless talk.
Bomb Throwers Active on Coast
Federal authorities and Sheriff Shay hunted for the throwers of three bombs early today on the coast. Two bombs hit the tender of a Union Pacific freight train at Highland Avenue, and a third exploded in a Santa Fe passenger coach at the yards.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Shay
Union Pacific
Highland Avenue
Santa Fe
Ohio Anti Saloon League Spent In Gubernatorial Campaign
The Ohio Anti Saloon League filed expense accounts with the Secretary of State showing total spent in the centre-primary. Funds supported Carmi A Thompson and other GOP nominees while opposing Homer Poland and other candidates. Durand and Durand reports show separate expenditures and contributions.
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Columbus
Ohio AntiSaloon League
Smith
League
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
C. (. Crabbe
London
B. FP. McDonald
Newark
Homer
Poland
Coshocton
C. L. Knight Akron
Bill to speed deportation of rioters introduced in House
Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania introduced a bill in the House giving the attorney general power to summarily deport any alien taking part in riotous gatherings or advocating the destruction of the government. The measure moves to curb anti government agitation and potential unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Attorney General
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Akron strike ends as 60 shopmen return to work
Sixty striking shopmen of the Akron Canton and Youngstown railroad resumed duties today after several days of walkout. Officials attributed the stoppage to protests against the road routing locomotives to other lines.
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Akron
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad
Pitchfork Murder Suspect Freed on Bond
Leslie Blosser, jailed in Morrow county Mount Gilead on second degree murder charges for the death of Samuel F. Agley, was released on bond of 7600 dollars posted by Blosser's friends.
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Marion
Leslie Blosser
Morrow County
Mount Gilead
Samuel F. Agley
Blosser
Bridge Wall Blown Up Near Buffalo Damages Secure Span
A dynamite blast early today damaged the west retaining wall of the steel bridge used by the International Railway Co to reach Niagara Falls. The explosion blew downward rather than upward and saved the span from destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
The
International Railway Co
Niagara Falls
Railroad President Gets Call Down in Senate
L Loree, president of the Delaware and Hudson Railway, was sharply rebuked by Senator Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania for sending telegrams to senators criticizing President Harding and supporting hardliners among railroad executives on the seniority question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. Loree
Delaware Vs Hudson Railway
Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Harding
Primary expense filings reveal GOP excesses in county races
Friday marks the deadline to file statements of expenses for the primary. By noon Thursday 19 candidates had submitted accounts, with many failing to attach receipts for expenditures above ten dollars and to list entrance fees as required. Fred Cornwell led totals at 367.82, driven by newspaper ads and signs. others showed varied sums, while four candidates reported only entrance fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Elections
Fred Cornwell
John Barton Sheperd
Geo. W. Rose
R. P. Imes
George Thompson
Frank Riddle
J. A. Fuller
R. W. Finsterwald
P. H. McKinley
George W. Mason
KB. le Fever
J. F. Kempton
Andrew Murphy
Elizabeth McGrath
Lewis Sanders
Charles B. Wood
G. W. Earhart
Recorder
Thomas Parfitt
William Williams
Tent Meeting at Albany Draws Big Crowds
Albany reports a large turnout for a week long tent meeting led by Rev. G. W. Fiskine and Rev. W. W. Loveless. Evening services at 7:30 with an all day Sunday schedule including a basket lunch. Attendees travel from Athens Radcliffe and Rutland, meetings run daily through August 27. English women noted to smoke more than Americans.
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Albany
Athens
Radcliffe
Rutland
G. W. Fiskine
W. W. Loveless
Mayor threatens 48 hour deadline on gasoline cars
Glouster mayor Gormley says notice will be served on the railroad to remove three gasoline cars on the siding near the Stoecklein feed store if not unloaded within 48 hours Two cars serve Beal's garage and Standard Oil Co Enforcement of the 48 hour limit will rest with the railroad if unloading does not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormley
Stoecklein
Beal
Standard Oil Co
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