Greek Church Uses Two Rings in Wedding Ceremony
A Greek church wedding features two rings in use during the ceremony, with a gold ring and a silver ring serving distinct symbolic roles.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
3
A Greek church wedding features two rings in use during the ceremony, with a gold ring and a silver ring serving distinct symbolic roles.
Nelsonville faced a major wind and hail storm Friday around 3:00 PM that lasted over an hour. Trees uprooted, flood damage, and downed electric lines disrupted service. Jiggleburg creek overflow blocked traffic and required neighborhood aid for motorists.
The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred at a special meeting of Philadorean Lodge F. and A. M. on Monday evening beginning at 7 00 o clock.
Mesdames Jasper, Tom Bryan, Tom Henry, Frank Brown, Ethel Huffman, Cora Davis, Anna Pospehael, Joe Barber, Carl Weinden enjoyed a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Lowery at Maple Hill Thursday evening. Miss Clara Starrett of Cleveland is spending a two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. KE. Starrett here.
A Monday evening luncheon in the Knights of Columbus hall will honor Father J. W. Byrne who departs for Athens to assume new duties. The Nelsonville congregation members are invited to attend.
The Mispah class of the Metho dist Sunday school held its regular weekly Bible study on Kentner hill Tuesday afternoon. After an interesting OT lesson by Mrs. Barker a camp fire and a bounteous repast followed. The event included a ball game as part of Faith Food and Fun. The large class is a progressive local church group with Mrs. Barker highly regarded as instructor.
The Pocahontas order will hold their August birthday party at their hall Monday evening. All members are urged to attend and bring ten cents.
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 30 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m across the church events.
The Christian Church announces Bible school at 9 30 a m with home coming in a few weeks on September 10. Morning worship is at 10 30 a m and an evangelistic service at 7 00 p m. The Baptist church will host a B Y P U program Sunday evening with J A Lewis presiding and readings by Ruth Elis and Ruth Woodson, and a paper by Pauline Woodson. Miss Nelle Bashore visits Gallipolis before returning to Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Jane Kentner of Toledo is visiting local relatives.
Miss Gladys Bowers entertained Thursday evening in honor of her Columbus guest Miss Ellen Gladman and the following attendees Flo Patton Lucile Fiske Fern Pai Lena Bowers Muriel Baugh Mabel Dupler and Olive Gilbert.
C. L. Johnson of the Christian Church will leave Monday for Winona Lake Indiana to attend the annual convention of the Disciples of Christ. The trip covers one week of religious gathering and related events.
Mr and Mrs W W Dick Robeson and granddaughter Jean visited Mrs M S Robeson for the week and returned to Dayton. Four years ago they resided in Nelsonville and have many friends there. Dinners were hosted by Mr and Mrs Stevenson Mrs Howarth and Mrs A B Juniper during their stay.
Heavy rainfall drenched the valley causing mine closures at 281 and 255 and forcing workers to wade waist deep. Tracks washed out hindered the Modoc and Doty rail lines, flooding homes in No 6 and Derthick areas while Sunday Creek blocked routes to Athens fair. Repairs by the railroad are underway with mines expected to resume by week’s start. Sheldon Andrew returned from Atchison saying Ohio looks good to him. B F Achauer reports rain at Lakeside Park cottage.
The last union service for the season is Sunday night at the Methodist church with Harry M. Wilson of the Church of Christ delivering the sermon. Beginning September the first services at both churches start at 7 PM, a half hour earlier than now. Glouster schools open September 5 after Labor Day. a teachers meeting is set for Friday at 1 PM at the high school.
A short note states that tarred rope has strength about three fifths that of white Manila rope, indicating a lower pull resistance and durability in same applications.
Inventor Lee De Forest predicts radio sets will be common in most American homes within five years. He credits the three element vacuum tube and foresees the radiophone surpassing phonographs and telephones in popularity. By 1917 operation will be easy and affordable for every family, with broadcasting becoming as essential as the wire telephone.
Construction of the Sigma Pi fraternity home at Ohio University will start Monday morning with Bart Davidson low bidder at 25139.20. total cost around 36000 including heating and marble work. The Mount Vernon style house on Park Place, designed by William Mills, features first floor living and dining rooms, a large kitchen, and trophy room with upper floors for bedrooms offices and baths.
Five persons were instantly killed and another fatally injured when the northbound New Orleans-Chicago flyer of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad struck the automobile they were riding. The party, returning home to Henderson, Kentucky from St. Louis, were 12 miles south of Princeton at Haubstadt.
Eleven boys aged 9 to 16, described by police as a bold juvenile robbery band, were arrested in Akron after a woman's purse was stolen Friday. They confessed to numerous other robberies and were taken to the police station.
The Cummins bill to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission powers to set priority orders in coal distribution was blocked by a split Senate interstate commerce committee. Hearings may be held to hear coal operators miners and the United Mine Workers with a full study of impacts before any vote.
Birmingham Michigan August 26 Mike Brady captured the Western Open title at the Wes tern tournament with a 72 hole total of 291. He beat Jock Hutchinson and Laurie Ayton by ten strokes. Ohioans and other players posted final scores including George Sargent 303 Emmett French 304 Otto Hackbarth 315 and J W Kenney 324.
The Paraguey River in South America measures over 100 miles in length. Officials note the river extends across multiple regions and sustains local communities and ecosystems.
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