Marriage of Edythe Cromley and John L Reid in Columbus Ohio
The marriage of Miss Edythe Cromley to John L Reid was solemnized by Rev B D Evans on January 7 in Columbus Ohio. A Pallas Club meeting followed with Mrs P B Lawrence as hostess and Mrs W W Ackley leading. Mike Florence Hawkins sang a soprano solo with Miss Mary Ness on piano and Mrs F M Evans spoke on current events. Mrs W A Matheny led a discussion on What Women Should Vote inspired by an article in Good Housekeeping.
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Edythe Cromley
John L. Reid
B. D. Evans
Columbus
Ohio
Pallas Club
P. B. Lawrence
W. W. Ackley
Mike Florence Hawkins
Mary Ness
Faculty of
Music
Ohio University
F. M. Evans
W. A. Matheny
Good Housekeeping
Golden son to wed in military ceremony at Camp Bennings
Mr. W B Golden traveled to Camp Bennings Columbus Ga to attend the marriage of his son Captain James Brown Golden to Miss Elizabeth Long Nuttman daughter of Colonel and Mrs Louis Meredith Nuttman. The wedding will be held at the officers club at high noon on Wednesday January 28 with Captain Golden stationed at Camp Bennings attached to the Twenty Ninth Infantry United States Army.
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W. B. Golden
Camp Bennings
Columbus
James Brown Golden
Elizabeth Long Nuttman
Louis Meredith Nuttman
Officers Club
Golden
Camp Beanings
Twenty-Ninth Infantry
United States Army
D A R Chapter Advances Americanization Efforts
Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R met at Mrs. Harry M. Roach home on Saturday to discuss Americanization problems. Papers on illiteracy, equal opportunities, and English language were presented. musical numbers followed by Miss Florence Hawkins. The group pledged support for schooling needy girls in Cleveland and Springfield, with a 275 yearly upkeep per girl and a two to three year program. A flag code committee was formed and 50 cards ordered for public posting. Helen Townsend reported funds for fourteen French orphans with more to come.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Harry M. Roach
Emma McVay
O. D. Dailey
Florence Hawkins
Mary Ness
Ce Ae
Cleve
Cleveland
International College
Springfield
Mass
B. W. Chubb
YD. A.R
Ohio
Helen Townsend
Delegates Named for Continental Congress from Various Areas
Local notices list delegates including Mrs T R Biddle regent and Mrs T W Craig vice regent among a group selected to attend the Continental Congress in Washington D C. Other items note visitors in Columbus and Athens, club meetings, dances, and a Sunnyside school enrollment call.
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Continental Congress
Washington D. C
T. R. Biddle
T. W. Craig
I. M. Foster
Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
D. H. Moore
H. Grosvenor
E. W. Chubb
J. T. Merwin
C. D. Hopkins
C. H. Welch
Sarah Kahler
Emma McVay
Sunday School Worker to Speak at Mechanicsburg Church
Mr George J Henderson of Cleveland will address a Rural Sunday schools meeting at the M P Church in Mechanicsburg Wednesday evening at 7 o clock as superintendent of the Central Avenue district for the American Sunday School Union. Be sure and hear this address.
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George J. Henderson
Cleveland
M. P
Mechanicsburg
Henderson
Central Avenue
American Sunday School Union
River Stage Levels Report for Ohio River Locations
On the Ohio River the following stage readings: Point Bridge 4.8 feet rising Herrs Island 5.5 feet stationary Davis Island 7.5 feet rising Beaver Dam 7.0 feet rising Parkersburg 6.4 feet falling Point Pleasant 7.9 feet falling.
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Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Vienna's Decline After War Breakup Cuts Its Population
Vienna once a famed 2 million strong capital may shrink to under a tenth as the old Hapsburg empire dissolves. The city loses traffic work and money drawn by government power leaving a hollow urban center amid rising hardship and starvation.
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Hapsburg
Accident on icy hill injures John Algeo’s finger
The second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. E. Algeo suffered a deep cut and a dislocation at the last joint when a grooved sled runner ran over his left little finger while coasting near home yesterday afternoon. Dr. Henry treated the wound. Temperatures hovered around four degrees as many residents faced slippery sidewalks. Local notes mention fewer pedestrians, hobble skirts, and upcoming lodge and National Guard events. the F and A M dinner and a National Guard banquet for new recruits were planned but weather affected attendance and scheduling.
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John Algeo
A. BE. Algeo
Henry
Threats against Attorney General Palmer rise daily
Washington January 19 Threats against the life of Attorney General Palmer are reported daily due to his crackdown on criminal radicals Justice department officials say. Robert Scott Palmer secretary notes many letters are crankish yet real danger exists The Bureau of Investigation assigns top guard to accompany Palmer on all outings.
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United Press
Washington
Palmer
Justice Department
Robert Scott
Bureau of Investigation
Scott
Bureau
Distillery Seized In Louisville Fraud Case
Revenue agents seized the distillery of EB. R. Wathem near Louisville on Monday with 60 000 barrels of whiskey valued at 1 500 000. Authorities say 50 000 cases were transferred to a distributing company, some bottled as medicinal whiskey to dodge beverage tax. The government may confiscate the property if charges are proved.
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Louisville
Revenue
United States
EB. R. Wathem
Wathem
Clemen ceau to Stay as Head of Council
Paris January 19 Georges Clemenceau retiring French premier will remain president of the supreme council until Adriatic issues are settled. Belgrade has not replied to the council's tentative Fiume solution and no resignation as head of the council has occurred.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Supreme Council
Adriatic
Belgrade
Fiume
Health advice for parents on preventing and treating childhood colds
The notice urges parents to keep children home when sick to prevent spread. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for kids, claiming it contains no opium and works with nature to loosen coughs, aid expectoration, relieve the lungs, and help the body expel the cold.
Married two young women alliance arrest in Ohio
James Nixon, 28, a former soldier, and Baca Long, both colored, were arrested in Alliance Ohio on a bigamy charge. They wed in Youngstown on September 18. Long had prior marriage in 1911 and Nixon then married Melinda Pulman in Sharon Pennsylvania before deserting her. Police say the Pulman girl's mother provided the information.
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Alliance
James Nixon
Baca Long
Youngstown
Long
Nixon
Sharon
Melinda Pulman
Pulman
Sharee
Food Stuffs Aflame In Toledo Warehouse Fire
Fire swept through the Toledo Terminal Warehouse and the Toledo Paper Stock Co building destroying nearly 500000 dollars worth of foodstuffs including sugar flour and meats. Fire broke out in the paper section and flames spread rapidly despite efforts of firefighters. The two plants are separated by a brick wall and the paper concern suffered a total loss.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Terminal Warehouse Company
Toledo Paper Stock Company
Paper Company
Four Die in Edgewood Dormitory Fire
Four men were killed and one seriously burned when a civilian dormitory at Edgewood Arsenal burned early yesterday. Eleven others were slightly injured. The fire, which occurred before dawn, was not discovered until today and the victims were buried as they slept.
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Baltimore
Edgewood Arsenal
Supreme Court refuses rehearing in Stroud death case
The Supreme Court refused to grant a rehearing for Robert L. Stroud who is under death sentence for killing a guard at Leavenworth Penitentiary. His sentence was recently affirmed by the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert L. Stroud
Leavenworth
Stroud
Athens Woman Granted Divorce in Uncontested Case
Mrs Eva A Parker of Athens was granted a decree of divorce from John W Parker by Judge Worstell in an uncontested morning session. Married in March 1886 the couple have four children who have reached majority. Cruelty and gross neglect cited as grounds.
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Eva A. Parker
Athens
John W. Parker
Worstell
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