Wedding at Kin's on Ber ing Street
The Rev B Frampton officiated at the wedding of Miss Loneta Kin and Mr Butts of Nelsonville held Saturday evening at the Kin home on Bering street. The bride wore black and pansy purple satin with matching accessories. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs J R Wolfe Columbus and Anna Butts and others from Nelsonville.
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Mouster
B. Frampton
G. W. Kin
Bering Street
Miss Loneta
M. Butts
Nel
Under the Knife Gloouster Tonsil Operation
Mrs E L Jones of this city underwent a tonsil removal operation in Columbus today. She went to Columbus last week to spend a few days with friends before the procedure.
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Gloubter
E. ‘1. Jones
Columbus
Local residents on summer travels and gatherings
Mrs Anna Jonas and son Arthur of Tampa Fla have gone to Columbus to spend a couple of weeks with Mr and Mrs BE M Keene Master Robert Jones is spending the week with relatives at New Lexington The Mooseheart legion will have a birthday party at Moose hall tonight Each member should bring a dime for refreshments Leo White and family and John Clark Jr and family attended a White family reunion at Buchtel Mrs B W Hawk and sons Jim and Roy with relatives enjoy an outing at Buckeye Lake
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Anna Jonas
Arthur
Tampa
Fla
Columbus
BE. M. Keene
Robert Jones
New Lexington
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Leo White
John Clark, Jr
Buchtel
B. W. Hawk
Jim
Roy
Athens
Harold Mechem
Buckeye Lake
Blind lovers from Newark form unlikely union in tale of romance
In Newark, Louis Schnepel and Mary Schempp, both blind since childhood, fell in love at the Institute for the Blind and later faced life apart before reuniting. Schnepel, a pianist and department store worker, has been nominated by the Democratic party to run for the state assembly this fall.
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N. J
Samon
Louis Schnepel
Ie Schempp
EW Institute For the
Louis
Mary
Lionel
Knepel
Elizabeth
Newark
Schnepel
Democratic Party
State Assembly
Britain Leads in Argentina Linoleum Imports
Washington reports that Argentina imports about 1,500,000 pounds of linoleum and similar floor coverings annually. About half originate from Great Britain, with 25 to 40 percent from the United States and 1 to 7 percent from Germany.
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Washington
Argentina
Great Britain
United States
Germany
First Woman To Earn Living By Typewriter
New York report claims Mrs. Mary A. Saunders died recently as the first woman to make a living with a typewriter. In 1875 she left piano teaching to instruct others in the new machine.
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New York
Mary A.saunders
Farm Body Wants Say in Road Matters
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation officers clarify a Columbus wire story noting the group does not seek unilateral highway control. A correctly passed resolution requests a bipartisan state highway commission with authority over all state roads and power to hire a state highway engineer to ensure economical, well engineered road construction.
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Columbus
The
Messenger
Farm Body
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Ohio
Union
Spauldings to Gather for Family Reunion
The Spaulding family reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laughlin in Stewart on Sunday, September 6.
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Spauldings
Spaulding
Fred Laughlin
Wallace pleads guilty to speeding before city mayor
Joe Wallace pleaded guilty before Mayor L A Koons to a speeding charge on West Union Street. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Joe Wallace
L. A. Koons
Wallace
West Union Street
Bank Starts Forests in Bogaluska Louisiana
In Bogaluska Louisiana a local bank requires planting trees on non arable land before approving any land mortgage. The unusual condition aims to create woodlands rather than farm land with the loan.
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Bogaluska
Weekend Visitors and Reunions Across Local Families
McArthur and Cincinnati visitors joined relatives in Hamden Allensville and Columbus for weekend gatherings. The Remsey reunion was held in the Cox grove near Hamden. Local families hosted guests from Athens Nelsonville Gallipolis Newark and Columbus during the weekend social events.
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Fred Schmidt
Billa ‘Dickson
Cincinnati
Dickson
Samuel Hays
A. F. Huhbn
Lex
Frederick
Mayme Masters
June
Columbus
Hamden
Clint Wyatt
Remsey
Cox Grove
Allensville
Rufus Freeman
Wilbur Freeman
Newark
Charles Collins
Ola Davis
Athens
J. J. Davis
Ralph Henry
Martin Murphy
Nelsonville
J. M. Murphy
Lena Poling
Gallipolis
Capper Predicts US Joins World Court Next December
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas said in Berlin that the United States will join the world court next December as part of his European tour coverage. He spoke during his stop in the German capital.
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Capper
Berlin
United States
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Slaying of George Humphrey in Cleveland Quarrel
Cleveland police hunt for killer of George Humphrey a 35 year old man who was killed last night while attempting to stop a quarrel between a man and a woman.
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Cleveland
George Humphrey
Chinese tong warfare claims first victim in Pittsburgh laundry
In Pittsburgh on August 25 two unidentified Chinese assassins shot Shing Sun, 36, a laundry owner, in his shop. The incident marks the first fatality tied to the suspected Tong warfare.
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Pittsburgh
Shing Sun
Local families gather for hillside outings and visits
Community members and relatives spend Sunday visiting relatives and friends across towns. Trips include picnics at Canter's cave, drives to Portamouth and Puritan, visits from Nebraska, and attendance at a Chillicothe parade. Birth announced for a grandson of Dr A W Paffenbarger. rheumatic illness confines William Morrison at home.
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Regh
Willam Smith
Faye
Harley
Hysa
Rock L. A. Sprague
Chatfield
Canter’s Cave
W. N
Secrest
Grace and
Blanche
Grant Iloby
Urichsville
Howard Waillard
Earl Foreman
Logan
James
Delbert
Flora Peltz
George
Chillicothe
Sharps Visit Relatives In West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Otto Sharp are traveling with Mise Pratices Hays of West Virginia to visit her aunt Miss Eadie Hays and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray and Mrs Harry Baker of Washington C C Mrs Margaret Graves and her son Mile of Chilligo, and L B Cox and family.
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Otto Sharp
Hays
West Virginia
Eadie
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