Surprise New Year gathering at Central Avenue Epworth
The Central Avenue Epworth Society surprised their pastor Rev. Brown at the parsonage New Year’s Eve during services at the Factory church. An enjoyable evening of games music and lunch followed. The annual election of officers was held and Miss Edith Burroughs presented a china tea set to Rev. and Mrs. Brown.
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Central Avenue
Epworth
Brown
Factory Church
Edith Burroughs
League
New Year Bride: Miss Janice Hill Wed to James Bartlett
Miss Janice Marie Hill of Nelsonville married James Harvey Bartlett of Deanville on New Year’s Day. The ceremony was at 2 pm at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. M. E. Chatley officiating. Attendants were Elmer Hill and George Bartlett.
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Janice Marie Hill
Nelsonville
James Harvey Bartlett
Deanville
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Elmer Hill
George Bartlett
Mr Gordon K Bush Heads to Washington For Visit
Mr Gordon K Bush left this evening for Washington D C to visit Mr John Bolin a law student at George Washington University. He spent the Christmas recess at his city home and now returns to studies at the Harvard School of Business Administration Cambridge Mass
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Gordon K. Bush
Washington D. C
John Bolin
George Washington University
Bush
Harvard School Business Administration
Cambge
Mass
Beam family visits Ohio relatives and Columbus friends
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beam and children Virginia and James of Cleveland return home after visiting Mrs. James Beam at 34 South High Street Athens and their relatives in Lancaster and Columbus. Beam, a former Ohio University graduate, is now athletic director at Rocky River High School in Cleveland.
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Floyd Beam
Virginia
James
Cleveland
James Beam
South High Street
C. W. Super
Athens
Lancaster
Beam
A. R. Swartz
Columbus
Ohio University
Rocky River High School
Swartz Couple Visits Lancaster Relative Over Holidays
Mr and Mrs A R Swartz of Lancaster visited the mother Mrs James Beam at 34 South High Street during the holidays according to local social notes.
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A. R. Swartz of
Lancaster
James Beam
South High Street
Mrs Florence Nelson Hallen to Return to New York City
Mrs Florence Nelson Hallen weck plans a Saturday return to New York City after a Christmas visit with her relatives. She travels with Miss Marion Hughes and Herbert Hughes of Rye New York, guests at the Nelson home. Mr W H Morse of Columbus visited Athens on Thursday en route home from Syracuse after the Christmas season. Mrs Everett Saulers accompanied Morse's uncle Mr W Thursday evening from Carpenter.
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Florence Nelson Hallenweck
New York City
Marion Hughes
Herbert Hughes
Rye, N. Y
Nelson
W. H. Morse
Columbus
Athens
Syracuse
N. Y
Everett Saulers
Hinds Family to Return to Columbus Sunday
Mrs. Norse and her daughter from Hinds will travel back to Columbus on Sunday after a trip to the East, returning home later this week.
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Hinds
Norse
Columbus
Couple Weds in Columbus Mary Buhia and Eugene Alden
Miss Mary Buhia and Mr. Eugene Alden were married in Columbus by Rev. On Combe on December 29. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Buhia of Glouster and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Alden of Athens. They reside in Athens and plan to move to Detroit after the wedding.
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Mary Buhia
Eugene Alden
Columbus
On- Combe
John Buhia
Glouster
R. J. Alden
Athens
Detroit
Quilting Party Aids Methodist Ladies at Chauncey
Mrs. V Ahlbrand attended an all day quilting gathering hosted by the Ladies Aid at the Chauncey Methodist church on New Year's Day. The group recalls its origins with Rev and Mrs Ahlbrand and expresses continued interest in the aid’s progress.
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V. Ahlbrand
Chauncey
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Ahlbrand
Captain James B. Golden Starts Washington Visit
Captain James B. Golden, visiting his father W B Gold en, left Thursday evening for Washington DC for a short stay.
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James B. Golden
W. B. Golden
Washington, D. C
Miss Derre Moore Leaves for Baltimore
Miss Derre Moore departed Thursday evening for Baltimore Maryland.
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Derre Moore
Baltimore, Md
Professor W H Fenzel Returns From Sigma Pi Convention
Prof W H Fenzel arrived home Thursday from Pittsburgh where he spent the last week attending a Sigma Pi convention. He is national vice president of the fraternity to which office he was re elected.
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W. H. Fenzel
Pittsburgh
Mrs. C M Shepard Visits Columbus Relative
Mrs C M Shepard of Columbus is visiting her mother Mrs C H Grosvenor in university terrace.
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C. M. Shepard of
Columbus
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
Hooper Street Hosts Lee Family and Holland Burns
Rev. and Mrs. I. F. Lee and their young son Francis of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence on Hooper street on Wednesday. Amos Holland traveled to Corning to visit his brother Upton Holland, who is critically burned from a kerosene fire last Friday.
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I. F. Lee
Francis
Chicago
George Lawrence
Hooper Street
Amos Holland
Corning
Upton Holland
Holland
New Year Gathering At 43 North Lancaster Street
Mr and Mrs Harry Elkins hosted New Year’s Day entertaining the entire Peugh family. The guests included Mr and Mrs R G Peugh the parents two brothers Earl Peugh of Gloucester and Clyde Peugh of Chillicothe four sisters Mrs Harold vd Mrs Alex Johnston Gladys Peugh of Chillicothe and Bess Peugh of Gloucester.
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Harry Elkins
North
Lancaster Street
R. G. Peugh
Earl Peugh
Glouster
Clyde Peugh
Chillicothe
Harold * Vd
Alex Johnston
Gladys Peugh
Bess Peugh
New Year Guests At Hooper Home In Glouster
Sunday report notes Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley seriously ill though improved. Eloise Hooper visiting with Mr and Mrs Guy French of Athens. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ferrall Thomas of Glouster as guests of Thomas parents Ben and Hooper.
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Eloise Hooper
Guy French
Athens
Ferrall Thomas
Gilouster
Thomas
Ben Hooper
Glouster
Visit by Josephs from Columbus and Canaanville Road
Miss Ruth Joesph of Columbus visited from Thursday to Sunday with her sister Miss Mabel Joseph and brother Mr Ralph Joseph from Canaanville road.
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Ruth Joesph
Columbus
Mabel Joseph
Ralph Joseph
Canaanville Road
Mrs Pickering and Miss Pickering Return From Columbus
Mrs. T. M. Pickering and Miss Nelle Pickering are at home after a several days visit in Columbus. Miss Pickering attended sessions of the Ohio State Teachers association.
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T. M. Pickering
Nelle Pickering
Columbus
Miss Pickering
Ohio State Teachers Association
Rev V Ahibt Visits Mill Field For Citizenship Class
Reverend V Ahibt conducted an outreach event in Mill Field on Thursday to support the Citizenship class and engage residents in civic education activities in the community.
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Rev. V. Ahibt
Millfield
West Side Community Club Meeting This Evening
The West Side Community club will meet at 7 o clock this evening. Members gather for updates and neighborhood discussion at the venue.
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West Side Community Club
Mary Bennett Returns Home From Nelsonville Visit
Miss Mary Bennett of Nelsonville returns home Thursday evening after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell over the holiday recess.
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Mary Bennett
Nelsonville
Mrs
Charles Mitchell
Silver wedding anniversary surprise at Bush home
To celebrate Mr and Mrs Fred W Bushs silver wedding anniversary a group of friends gathered at the Bush home on New Years night. The surprise event hid the guests from the couple as they arrived. The couple received flowers and silver along with felicitations. Out of town guests included Mrs James B Golden Fort Hoyle Md Mrs Louise G Leete Washington Dc Mrs C M Shepard Columbus and Mr George P Hann Zanesville.
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Fred W. Bush
Bush
James B. Golden
Fort Hoyle
Louise G. Leete
Washington, D. C
C. M. Shepard
Columbus
George P. Hann
Zanesville
Watch Party At Kirchers Yields Prizes And Gifts
At 82 Second Street Mr and Mrs Charles P Kircher hosted a gathering for younger locals on Wednesday night Games produced two prize winners Ernest Wilson and Joe Kircher A Christmas tree at 1130 exchanged gifts that were comic in nature bringing merriment Attendees included Valary Armstrong Cincinnati Mary Stalder Amy Morgan Helen Roush Merna Mills Anna Roush Helen Burson Louise Daggett Dorothy Ann McVay Joe and Mary Kircher Raymond Crooks Columbus Franklin Murphey Graham Bing James Devlin Ted Schmidt Frank Ronifield John Algeo Ivan Maple Ernest Wilson Earl Hickman and Charles Kircher
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Charles P. Kircher
Second Street
Ernest Wilson
Joe Kircher
Valary Armstrom
Cincinnati
Mary Stalder
Amy Morgan
Helen Roush
Merna Mills
Anna Roush
Helen Burson
Louise Daggett
Dorothy Ann McVay
Joe
Mary Kircher
Raymond Crooks
Columbus
Franklin Murphey
Graham Bing
James Devlin
Ted Schmidt
Frank Ronifield
John Algeo
Ivan Maple
Earl Hickman
Charles Kircher
Ory Chief May Face Dismissal Over Unfit Status
Charleston West Virginia January 2 The State Board of Public Works adopted a resolution declaring O M Patten head of the Anti Saloon League wholly unfit for enforcement officer and urging Prohibition Commissioner W G Brown to discharge him Brown said the resolution had not reached him and declined to say what action he would take Patten called the move political and driven by lame ducks upset over the league's post election candidate tally
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Charleston
W. Va
O. M. Patten
W. G. Brown
State Board of Public Works
Putten
Brown
Anti-Saloon League
Chinese Seize Arm Shipment in Shanghai Raid
A gang of about 100 Chinese soldiers overpowered ship officers and foreign guards at the French concession docks in Shanghai. They seized 250 cases of rifles and munitions worth about 500000 dollars, loaded them onto a commandeered lighter, and escaped via the Whangpoo river under cover of darkness.
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Shanghai
Whangpoo
Mad Woman Recaptured After Escape From State Hospital
Alice Harris of Belmont County escaped from the state hospital for the insane in Columbus after obtaining door keys. Hospital officials say she fled the facility for a second time in a month. Police and guards search while authorities investigate how she obtained the keys.
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Columbus
Alice Hearris
Belmont County
Miss Harris
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Ory
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BSS
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Grover
Ford
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Mit
Louis
Flutchinson and Stickney
Bischof
Redfern
Fashion Park Coats
Michaels-Stern Coats
Coats
Rie
BIG Daylight
Hingham Cloth
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