Pretty society wedding at City Inn graced by Miss Frances McCormick
A refined announcement details the engagement and March 6 1924 wedding plans of Miss Frances McCormick daughter of Mr and Mrs J McCormick and Mr Harold S Vorhes son of Mr and Mrs P A Vorhes. Guests include sisters Ruth and Dorothy McCormick. The couple and families are from Athens and Cincinnati with plans for a quiet home ceremony. The blushing decor features pink yellow roses and heart motifs with refreshments and music for a 30-cover dinner.
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Ity Inn
Frances McCormick
Frances
Harold
Bryan Stevers
Vorhes
Indianapolis
Ind
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
McCormick
Athens
Ohio University
Pi Beta Hi
Bridge party at Country Club yields lively winter joy
Twelve tables of bridge were played at the Country Club card party on Thursday night. The consensus named the affair among the winter season’s most enjoyable events. High scores went to Mrs. Robert Wood and Mr. John Swanson for first, and Mrs. John H. Preston and Mr. C. R. Mudkins for second. Mr. and Mrs. James Ginnan traveled to Columbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spauldine, Marie Ginnan.
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Robert Wood
John Swanson
Mire
John H. Preston
C. R. Jfudkins
James Ginnan
Columbus
Fred Spauldine
Marie Ginnan
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Frank Miller and Matilda Hunter
Mrs Frank Miller of Chicago sister of Mrs Henry Herrold on West Mulberry street dies at home. Body to be taken to Athens for burial with funeral cortege Saturday at 10 AM to West Union street cemetery. Mrs Matilda Hunter of New Marshfield Ohio dies at 77 from burns suffered cooking on an oil stove. Survived by sons Joseph Seth and Bertha Pollard. funeral and burial to be held Sunday at 9 o'clock at her residence conducted by Rev. Floyd Gale.
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Frank Miller
Chicago
Henry Herrold
West Mulberry Street
Athens
West Union Street
Matilda Hunter
New Marshfield
Levi Hunter
Here
Floyd Gale
New Marsh- Jed
Mrs Salena Tanner Dies After Long Illness At 78
Salena Tanner aged 78 widow of Samuel Tanner of Athens died Thursday night at 11 15 at the old family home on Richland Avenue after several years of failing health. Her only child William Tanner of Keithsburg Illinois has been with her for two weeks. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 20 PM at the Richland Avenue M P Church with interment in West State Street Cemetery in the family lot alongside her husband and daughter.
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Salena Tanner
Samuel Tanner
Athens
Fame
Richland Avenue
William Tanner
Keithsburg
West State Street
Trains Wreck in Fog Injure Over Thirty in Chicago Area
More than 30 people were injured in three separate train wrecks in Chicago and suburbs caused by dense fog. Twenty were hurt seriously as two elevated trains collided. A Chicago and Western railroad engine struck another car, leaving one man in dangerous condition.
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Chicago
Chicago & Thwestern
Train crew hurt in wreck near New Vienna
In Chillicothe Ohio engineer Philip Mackle fireman Bernard McClain and baggagemaster W Bardin all of Chillicothe were hurt but not seriously in a Baltimore and Ohio train wreck at New Vienna.
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Chillicothe
Philip Mackle
Bernard McClain
W. Bardin
Baltimore and Ohio
New Vienna
British steamer Lord Ormonde reaches Virginia Capes after fuel crisis
The British steamer Lord Ormonde sailed from Hampton Roads in November with mules horses and turkeys for Italy and North Africa. Stranded in Atlantic storms it burned its own woodwork to make fuel and finally passed the Virginia Capes en route to Bermuda.
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Norfolk
Bermuda
Lord Ormonde
Virginia Capes
Mediterranean
Hampton Roads
North
Africa
Italy
Ormondes
Brothers Arrested for Tearing Down New Motor Signs
Akron Ohio February 1 L E and J E Chevier brothers were arrested about 2 am on a charge of tearing down bus signs erected for the motorization of the city transport service. The men said they were employees of the Northern Ohio Traction company which ended city car service at midnight. One is an electrical foreman and the other a lineman. They reportedly confessed.
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Akron
L. E
J. E. Chevier
Northern Ohio Traction Company
White forces revolt in Amur province claim free state
Anti Red peasants clash with Soviet troops at Blagoveschensk and seize the city. Riots flare at Habarovsk amid orders to mourn Lenin's death. White forces reportedly control the railway from Harbin as Trans Siberian mail halts for five days.
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Shanghai
Amur
Blagoveschensk
Habarovsk
Lenine
Harbin
Woman Wins Replevin Over Handbag From Husband
Theresa Boich won a replevin suit to recover a handbag containing her wearing apparel after her husband refused to surrender the property. Nick Boich claimed she left him and their four children for Benwood West Virginia, then agreed to return with him but did not appear.
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Neffs
Theresa Boich
Nick Boich
Benwood
W. Va
Lee
New Cabinet Planned by the Athens Assembly
Premier Eleutherios Venizelos suffers a mysterious illness delaying cabinet plans. Justice Minister Kafandaris says the condition is not serious and shows improvement, while a French specialist travels from Paris to assist. A new cabinet is being formed to carry out Venizelos' program.
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Paul Drandakis
L. N
Athens
Eleutherios Venizelos
Kafandaris
National Assembly
Venizelos
Dengues
Paris
Kafandaria
Venizeloe
Switzerland
Cabiinet
Medical student held to court after confession
Halton P. Siddall 26 a senior at the Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati was bound over to the Hamilton County jury on a murder charge after confessing to police that he killed classmate John A. Mazzola 28 during a quarrel prompted by alleged remarks about a girl linked to a prominent Cincinnati family.
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Norwood
Halton P. Siddall
Equity
Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Louis H. Nolte
Siddall
Cincinnati
L John A. Mazzola
Police Warn Auto Owners to Secure 1924 License Tags
Local police warn vehicle owners who have not obtained 1924 license tags that they must act immediately or refrain from driving. Chief Parker warns no leniency and that owners with 1928 tags will be arrested. deadline stated.
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Parker
Riday
Domestic Heroines in Our Homes
A domestic life perspective urges women to guard their health. It notes fatigue from standing or sitting causes ailments, and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a fifty year aid. The ad claims many women benefited and sickness fades under its influence.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Haynes Faces Prohibition Charges Amid Pennsylvania Probe
Charges of inefficiency cloud Roy Haynes work as Pennsylvania Governor Pineace leads an probe into the prohibition commission. Haynes smiles despite the allegations and public scrutiny.
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Roy
Haynes
Foleral
Hay
Pineace
Pennsylvania
Campaign to ban the use of the whip in Lima schools
A local Federation of Women's Clubs opens a campaign to ban corporal punishment in Lima public schools. The education committee signs a demand to abolish corporal punishment, receiving enthusiastic support from the federation. Complaints about whipping in schools have escalated to a new stage.
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Lima
Tocal Federation of Women
C.b
Federation
Ehtccen
De Douchel Suit Defense Battles Marriage Claim
In Atlanta defense lawyers in the DeDouchel v Candler case argued that Mrs Onetima De Douchel was legally married to Adolph Rocquet of New York before the engagement to Asa Grandor, seeking to nullify the breach of promise suit for 406000 dollars. They claim Nevada divorce fraud affected the case and that the engagement was not binding.
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Atlanta
Ro Mance
Onetima de Douchel
Asa
Adolph Rocquet
Nevada
Margaret Wilson Leaves New York for Washington
Margaret Wilson daughter of former President Woodrow Wilson travels from New York to Washington after word that the president’s condition has worsened. The departure is described as hurried.
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New York
Feb. J
Margaret Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Bible Reading Policy Reported by Ottawa Board
Ottawa board of education adopts policy requiring Bible reading daily by teachers in all grades as part of the morning program. No comment from teachers on the Bible passages.
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Ottawa
the Board of Education of
Stockholm Queen Victoria Stricken with bromehitie
London and Metro City hold informal talks aiming toward Britain recognizing the Obregon Rover, with negotiations in progress and expectations of a breakthrough in the matter.
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Stockholm
London
Metro City
Old timey blooms make a comeback says florists
Florists report a revival of traditional flowers though wall flowers are excluded from the trend.
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W. R. Phillips
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Thom Cotton
Harold Mardis
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J. J. Woolley
Margaret Benedict
Amarfili
Schumann Miss Hedden
Hahn
FE. A. Guthrie
Salata
Guthrie
M. FE. Church
West Side
Canada
Robert R Poston
Poston
C. E. Dupler
North Cemetery Street
Harry Cromsey
Smith Street
Mahton Hayes
Guysville
A. M. Fulwider
Pomemmy
John Arnold
Mansfield
Henry Fulwider
J. H., Fulwider
R. A. Fulwider
Russia
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Premier
Assembly
Chambers’ Grocery
Central Ave
Beef Pork
Tods Us
Spenge Tang PY Wig
Coke
Harriss
Seane
THE
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Oho
Littler’s Bakery
East Union St
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
the Fuller Shoppe
Shop For Children
North Court ST
Buster Brown
Roach
Messenger
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Furnishing Co
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