Local Society Notes and Marital Bond in Coolville
Miss Leta Agnes Dunfee of Coolville wed Ray Ernest Hornsby of Delaware county in a Tuesday morning ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. Daniel McGurk officiating. Attending were Mrs. W. E. Dunfee and D. S. Hornsby. Also noted: Cordray visit in Marsh id and attendance at the Ohio Hardware association convention in Columbus. The Maccenas Literary club met with readings and a Italy themed program led by Mrs. T. ht. Bennett. next meeting set for February 24 hosted by Mrs. E. W. Bingman.
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Dunfee Hornsby
Leta Agnes Dunfee
Coolville
Ray Ernest Hornsby
Delaware County
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Daniel McGurk
W. E. Dunfee
D. S. Hornsby
Maccenas Literary Club
P. E. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
Jesse Henry
Italy
T. Ht. Bennett
E. W. Bingman
Maude Sanders
George Minnmeyer
Earl Marquis
Local couples to be weekend guests in city
Mr and Mrs H B Peters and Mr and Mrs W V Hayes of Marietta will arrive Thursday as weekend house guests of Mr and Mrs FF M Hutchinson at 15 Union Street. They will attend the Country club Valentine dance Thursday evening as out of town guests.
Death of Maurice Chilcote Bulletin in Edgerton
Word reached Mrs. A. I. Myers of the death of her brother Maurice Chilcote in South Pasadena California last Thursday. He will be buried today at the family home in Edgerton.
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A. I. Myers
Maurice Chilcote
South Pasadena
Calif
Edgerton
Murch Family Ends Visit Heads Home
Mr and Mrs DeForest Murch and son De Forest Jr end a visit with Rev and Mrs Henry Cameron. They depart by motor for their home in Cincinnati accompanied by Mrs Murch.
Presbyterian Women Elect Officers After Annual Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting in the church parlors on Tuesday. President Mrs. Haffey presided. devotionals were led by Mrs. Harshman. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. O F E McClure, Vice President Mrs. Haffey, Secretary Mrs. Ong, Treasurer Mrs. Gard, Pianist Mrs. Williams, Press Correspondent Mrs. Hallett, with group secretaries for literature, mission study, young people’s work, home extension, and overseas hospital work.
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W. S. Gard
I. Williams
M. H. Hallett
J. Clark
A. Y. Wilcox
J- E. Barker
Emma _ White
G. I. Putnam
Moler Jr Returns to Ohio University to Continue Studies
Mr. William E. Moler Jr has returned from Los Angeles and resumed his studies at Ohio University. He attended the University of Southern California while staying with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Moler who expect to return home in March.
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William E. Moler, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Ohio University
University of Southern California
W. E. Moler
Progressives Literary Club Hosts Longfellow Program
Mrs. H. M. Bennett hosted the Progressive literary club at 210 West State street. Members presented Longfellow briefs, biographical sketches, and readings. Dana Williams won first prize, C. V. Strawn second, and a Valentine themed lunch followed. guests included N. W. Fienup, Miss Dorothy Puncan, and Harry Bennett, Jr.
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H. M. Bennett
West State Street
Progressive Literary Club
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
John Spitzer
Longfellow
J. W. Fienup
Ida M. Devore
Dana Williams
C. V. Strawn
Valentine
N. W. Fienup
Dorothy Puncan
Harry Bennett, Jr
Ruth Standard Bearers Meet Ruth Lippincott Thursday Evening
The Ruth Standard Bearers will meet with Ruth Lippincott at 6 North High Street at 7 o clock Thursday evening.
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Ruth
Ruth Lippincott
North High Street
Mass hysteria blamed for German crimes by professor
Professor R Hervertz argues in Leipziger Neueste Nachrichten that Germany suffers mass hysteria driven by war trauma and defeat. He links collective hysteria to crimes by Haarmann and Denke, urging restoration of confidence and hope to curb moral decay.
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Ferlin
Germany
R. Hervertz
Ije‘ne University
Leipziger Neueste Nachrichten
Fritz Haarmann
Karl Denke
Haarmann
Denke
Waarmann
Lfe
Hickman Indicted Again Faces Trial in Common Pleas
Everett Hickman, indicted by three consecutive grand juries on the same charge, non-support, today finally appeared for trial. A jury was impaneled in Common Pleas court to hear the case this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hickman
Common Pleas Court
Bootleg Booze and Ends Justifying Means Debate
The saying hints at a moral dispute over bootlegging where illicit supply aims to satisfy demand. In historical terms, many communities faced penalties for illegal liquor while some argue outcomes like revenue or social order influenced actions.
Free at last Aggie Myers after 21 years in Missouri prison
Aggie Myers, the longest serving woman convict in America, is paroled at age 42 after 21 years for murder. She recalls a harsh prison life and a return to a world altered by time with memories as her bridge to hope and a possible quiet life.
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Aggie Myers
America
Missouri State Penitentiary
Aggie
Arthur M. Hyde
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs
An ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and colds, claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs with creosote. The sponsor guarantees satisfaction or money back and urges readers to ask their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Pain in Back Reassures with Eppa Neuritis Tablets
Pain from lumbar neuritis described as severe, with loss of strength and sleep disrupted. The ad claims the condition stems from nerve inflammation and promotes Eppa Neuritis Tablets as a cure, noting price $1, availability at McKee Drug Co. and via mail from Boericke & Runyon Co., San Francisco.
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McKee Drug Co
Boericke & Runyon Co
Mfrs
San Francisco
Prisoner Aggie Wins Parole With Aid Of Dog Wiggles
Aggie, an inmate who cared for a fox terrier named Wiggles, gained parole after wives of state officials and prison staff advocated for her. Governor Hyde signed the release three days before his term ended, sending Aggie to live with a sister with Wiggles in hand.
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Aggie
Wiggles
Quiet Home Details and a Fragrant Potted Plant
A reflective passage describes a preference for a tidy living space. The narrator recalls occasional flowers and a green fragrant potted plant kept as part of a simple, calm domestic scene.
Divorce bill filed in Common Pleas court and amended petition granted
Walter F Bolling had been refused a decree but was allowed to file an amended petition as the prior denial was set aside Mandy Sorrell the new complainant says she married Hershel Sorrel on January 2 1923 he deserted her about six weeks later and in February 1924 she was bedridden at his Gloucester home while he did not aid her She seeks divorce and temporary and permanent alimony
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Common Pleas Court
Walter F. Bolling
Bolling
Awse
Mandy Sorrell
Hershell Sorrel
Glouster
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Marshid
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Lester L. Cordiy
Alexander Township
C. C. Kerr
H. M. Pride
Claude Clark
Kerr Hardware Company
Columbus
Ohio Hardware Association
Maccenas Club
Walter Dietzel
J. H
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Paris
New Weekly
Peggy Paige
Maker
Style Shop
W.B. Drake
the Home of Quality
Ae Stains National Bank
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Optometrist
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Aspiran Say
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Aspirin
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Home Furnishing Company
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