Mrs Mansfield to visit Los Angeles and Spreges visit Woodsfield
Mrs Mansfield leaves for a visit in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Thurman Spreges of Woodsfield were Monday visitors at Hotel Berry and accompanied home Mrs Spregges and daughter Miss Virginia Spreges who will graduate from Ohio University in 1926 and will live at 8 University Terrace. They return to Woodsfield for the college vacation.
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Woodsfield
Berry
Richard H. Galigher
Robert C. Hess
Robert
Elaine
Mr. Hess
C. C. Hess
Fostoria
Buckeye Lake
Shell Beach
F. J. Beasley
Norris
Louise Kerr
Pataskala
L. M. Mills
R. W. Veon
Lorain
Ohio University
Gerve Mansfield
Chillicothere
Frank Mansfield
Janny
Ads Mnsfield
Grove Sams
Miss Augusta Maston Visits Canton Relatives Two Weeks
Miss Augusta Maston travels to Canton to spend a two week visit with her grandparents. W. H. Edwards and Charles H. Townsend families are mentioned in transit and hosting notes. The trip continues via Jellico Tennessee to Athens to stay with Augustus D. Townsend and relatives at 52 West State Street.
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Augusta Maston
Canton
W. H. Edwards
Charles H. Townsend
Jellico
Tenn
Dun Gien
Whipple Couple Tour Stops in Athens
Mr and Mrs Frank Whipple of Detroit Michigan stop a few hours in Athens during a motoring trip to visit Miss Ella Putnam and the home of Mr and Mrs George I Putnam.
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Frank Whipple
Detroit, Mich
Lucius Whipple
May Putnam
Athens
Mrs Mildred Howard Returns Home After Week Visit
Miss Mildred Howard returns to her Trimble home after a week at Mr and Mrs A L Johnsons 21 Mortis avenue. Mr and Mrs William Howard Erma Ator of Middleport announce the birth of a son Adrian Dwight born August 16. Mrs Howard staying with her sister Mrs Curtis Shellman 375 Richland avenue.
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Mildred Howard
Trimble
Mrs. A. L. Johnson
Mortis Avenue
William Howard
Erma Ator
Middleport
Adrian Dwight
Howard
Curtis Shellman
Richland Avenue
Radford Kin Attend Pom eroy Funeral of Civil War Veteran
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reeves Ath ens, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Radford and son Homer, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Radford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Radford, Wisher, traveled to Pom eroy today to attend the funeral of their cousin W. H. Radford a Civil war veteran.
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A. F. Reeves
Athens
Radford
Homer
N. W. Radford
Roy Radford
Wisher
Pomeroy
W. H. Radford
Quiet Nuptials Link Judy and Peebles in Chesterhill
A simple wedding united Miss Alberta Ruth Judy and Mr. Carlos H. Peebles at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Wilcox officiating. The bride wore a tan crepe ensemble and a small wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home before the couple’s planned departure for a honeymoon and home in Glouster after September 8.
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Judy Peebles
Alberta Ruth Judy
Carlos H. Peebles
Chesterhill
Presbyterian
Wilcox
Erma Judy
D. A. Bahr
Oberlin
A. Judy
New Marshfield
Mrs. Peebles
Glouster
Mrs Arthur Howe Carpenter Visits Evans Family in Chicago
Mrs Arthur Howe Carpenter and her daughter Betty arrived from Chicago to spend time with her parents Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Evans at 69 West State Street.
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Arthur Howe Carpenter
Betty
Chicago
D. J. Evans
West State Street
Linscott Return From Visit With Akron Relatives
Mr and Mrs N W Linscott return to Akron after visiting the former s parents Mr and Mrs A P Linscott. The trip by motor included a stop with the former s sister Mrs L O Weser of Mt Vernon NY who stayed in Marietta with Mr and Mrs FE C Burchfield and Mr and Mrs Parker Sniffen, leaving for Athens Monday.
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N. W. Linscott
Akron
A. P. Linscott
Marietta
L. O. Weser
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
FE. C. Burchfield
Parker Sniffen
Athens
Ricketts Visit Near Sugar Grove Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ricketts with Mrs. M N Linscott spent Sunday near Sugar Grove visiting the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C B Ricketts and others in the family.
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Ray Ricketts
M. N. Linscott
Sugar Grove
C. B. Ricketts
Wellston Man Guest of Athens Couple
Red Rice Jr of Wellston spends the week in Athens as a guest of Mr and Mrs Selim Stiles of 27 Brown Avenue.
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Red Rice, Jr
Wellston
Athens
Selim Stiles
Brown Avenue
Evening Radio Lineup Promises Constant Entertainment
Evening program picks include WCAU with Valen tine Siganiak and Carmine Nelli, WIZ presenting New York Statium concert, and WGBS bar show. WER Gib and WEAF carry Sonnambula with additional stations rebroadcasting the operatic slate.
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WCAU
E. T
Valentine Siganiak
Philadelphia Civic Opera
Carmine Nelli
WIZ
New York Statium
WRC
WGY
WGBS
EL T
WERE
WEAE
WWI
WCCO
Woman's Death Ties Two Negroes to Jail
In Columbus on August 18, Webb and Tobias Holly, both colored from Plain City, were jailed for six months each on concealed weapon charges after coroner's findings tied their actions to the death of Mrs. Blanche Schrader of Mansfield in an auto accident near Columbus. Deputies say the men parked on the highway and were found with revolvers.
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Columbus
Murphy
Blanche Schrader
Mansfield
Webb
Tobias Holly
Plain City
Elyria Delegates Bid For 1926 State Convention
Elyria Legion Post No 12 issues instructions to its delegates to bid for the 1926 state convention of the American Legion to be held in Chillicothe August 28 25. The post is arranging purchase of a $15000 home and club house.
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Elyria, O
American Legion
Chillicothe
Elyria Legion Post No
Canaanville Art Club Heads to Pittsburgh on Cordill
Mrs. A. P. Linscott leads four prize winning girls from Canaanville on a Parkersburg to Pittsburgh trip aboard the steamer Senator Cordill. The delegation will tour and display their domestic art work in Pittsburgh.
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A. P. Linscott
Canaanville
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Senator Cordill
Wisconsin engineer eyes Ohio highway markers
J. T. Donaghey, Wisconsin state highway engineer, praised Ohio signs and markings during a tour of Ohio and the eastern states. He plans to send a Wisconsin representative to study Ohio Department of Highways marker work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. T. Donaghey
Wisconsin
Donaghey
Ono Herhway Department
Ohio Farm Bureau session opens two county conference
The first day of the two county farm bureau work session begins today to review progress on a comprehensive plan for marketing and eduction of products in every Ohio county. The meeting will also cover legislative issues and religious principled matters. Representatives from Ohio and neighboring states are expected.
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Receiss
Colompus
Ohio
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