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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
6
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The United States has about 73 million workers with roughly 2.9 million members belonging to labor unions. This reflects a small share of the workforce in unions.
Bessie Dean daughter of Mrs Warrice Dean living near Athens married yesterday in Shelby Iowa to Edward Watkins a former Athens county young man now located in Shelby. The couple had been friends and neighbors for years and their engagement will culminate in a formal marriage next Wednesday.
William Sprouse of Nelsonville drove to Athens to obtain consent for his marriage to Miss Tookey after learning her mother would not sign. He arrived at the probate court, obtained a blank form, and failed to secure consent, then hired a livery rig to escort his bride, and the couple returned to Nelsonville with the license.
Prof AL F Andrew married Bliss Elizabeth Wilson on a Thursday at the bride’s sister Mrs Charles W Dewey home in Jasper Ohio. The couple plan to reside at Paxton Hyde Park Cincinnati after January 1. Andrew, a noted educator, taught in Ath en s county and now leads Linwood schools in Cincinnati.
Hecking Valley plans a Chicago excursion November 25 to December with round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars. Exhibitors may use tickets by presenting certificates signed by the exposition's general manager. In Washington, Congressman Batl of Texas will speak during the three day House session and invites colleagues to a milk or pie at a local restaurant. An African missionary will visit with several Visine families to be shown in St Louis Exposition ethnology department, including dwarfs about the size of a twelve year old child.
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