Voigt Foulk Nuptials in Madison Home Ceremony
Miss Marie Louise Voigt and Mr Claude Clifton Foulk wed Saturday at the Lawrence apartment with Reverend L Strecker officiating. Fifty relatives attended the ceremony followed by a reception and a wedding journey to several cities before their Santiago, Chile return. Noted attendees included out of town guests from Indianapolis Urbana and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voigt-Foulk
Marie Louise Voigt
Claude Clifton Foulk
Lawrence
L. Strecker
M. E
Marie Richter
Miss Arpee
Liszt
Irma E. Voigt
B. J. Foulk
Indianapolis
Strecker
C. C. Foulk
West
New Orleans
Houston Texas
Calif
Salt Lake City
Washington
New York
Athens
Santiago
Chile
Frank Foulk
Worthington
Ind
B. F. Foulk
Alice Reed Roberts
Urbana
Ill
Anna Rowan
McKeesport
Hazel Roach
Marietta
Beryl Mohler
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Stewart
Oberlin
Knights of Columbus County Fair Draws Big Crowd
The Knights of Columbus at OM held a lively Friday county fair in their club rooms with games of skill sideshows and refreshments. Prizes included a framed Last Supper print a Bungalow Apron chocolates a Congress card pack and more. The door prize a late model automobile went to Mr. C A Overmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Hugh Mulligan
Marie Josten
L. O. Guteman
Anastasia Collins
C. A. Overmeyer
Dance at Masonic Temple Draws Hundred Young Dancers
One hundred young people attended a Saturday night dancing party at Theta Phi Alpha sorority in the Masonic Temple. Chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. Gateman, Dr. and Mrs. Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan, and Mrs. Morrison. The event featured formal attire, no decorations aside from gowns, and simple programs by Billy Kircher and Mary Ellen De Molet with a group of skilled musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
L. O. Gateman
John Sprague
P.L. Shannon
H. T. Mulligan
Morrison
Howard Hall
Billy Kircher
Mary Ellen de Molet
Local society notes and visits from a small town
Mrs E C Bibbee hosts Athers Needle club at 38 West Union Street Wednesday at 2 pm. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Frank C LeRoy of Cleveland on January 19. Mrs C W Stone will host Childs Conservation League Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Ena Nelson and Bertha Stickney visited Mr and Mrs Byron Wolfe in Logan. Miss Faye Baker of Albany was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs G W Hopkins at 14 Elmwood Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bibbee
Athers Needle Club
West Union Street
Frank C. LeRoy
Cleveland
C. W. Stone
Grosvenor Street
Childs Conservation League
Ena Nelson
Bertha Stickney
Mrs. Byron Wolfe
Edith Carpenter
Logan
Faye Baker
Albany
G. W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
Winter Visitors Reach Local Homes In Concrete Arrivals
Mrs L C Chase of Tamaroa Illinois arrives to spend the remainder of winter with sister Mrs Mary Hibbard on Carpenter street. Mrs William Smith of Parkersburg West Virginia arrives to be house guest for a few days of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Palmer on North Congress street. Mr and Mrs D A Bardin and daughter Alice Elizabeth will attend the Ohio Builders and Lumbermens convention in sessions at a hotel in Columbus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Chase
Tamaroa, Til
Mary Hibbard
Carpenter Street
William Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Alonzo Palmer
North Congress Street
D. A. Bardin
Alice Elizabeth
Ohio Builders and Lumbermens Convention
Columbus
Ashes Host Velvia Ash Guest At Sunnyside Drive
Prof and Mrs Isaac E Ash of 50 Sunnyside Drive welcomed on Saturday and Sunday Velvia Ash, sister of the host, a teacher in Parkersburg Virginia, as their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Velvia Ash
Parkersburg
North Side Workers Meet at Ash Home Tonight
A tense gathering of the North Side workers in the Martzolff contest will convene this evening January 24 at 7 o'clock. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Isaac E Ash 60 Sunnyside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Martzolff
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Caruso Welcomes Daughter Enid Agnes
Mr and Mrs Michael A Caruso announce the birth of a daughter at 88 Central Avenue born January 21. The baby is named Enid Agnes and the mother is formerly Miss Matilda Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Caruso
Central Avenue
Enid Agnes
Caruso
Matilda Grimes
Mrs Voigt Wedding Sparks Holiday Visit Fallout
Mrs John W Stewart of Fiint Michigan left for home after visiting for the holidays with Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson and attending the wedding of Miss Marie Voigt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stewart
Fiint
Mich
A. A. Atkinson
Marie Voigt
Tuesday Club Meeting With Treadleys Substitutes For Henrys
The Tuesday club will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Prof and Mrs Frederic Treadley at 24 West Mulberry Street replacing the earlier plan to meet with Mrs H D Henry and Mrs Julia Friday as listed in the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Treadley
West Mulberry Street
H. D. Henry
Julia
Mrs Murphy Returns From Ohio Hospital Visit
Mrs Hal W Murphy returned home from Logan where she accompanied her sister Mrs A G Steinman to her home from Columbus where Mrs Steinman underwent a surgical operation in a hospital there and where Murphy has been during that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal W. Murphy
Logan
A. G. Steinman
Columbus
Steinman
Murphy
Miss Mohler Attends Voigt Faulk Wedding in Clarksburg
Miss Beryl Mohler a Clarksburg West Virginia teacher spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs P G Mohler 165 North Congress street for the Voigt Faulk wedding She returned last night to her position accompanied by her father who went to Parkersburg and Spencer on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Mohler
Clarksburg
W. Va
P. G. Mohler
North
Congress Street
Voigt-Faulk
Parkersburg
Spencer
A Cough Medicine of Merit
The value of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in treating colds and coughs is well known and admitted by users in position to know. Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana says it breaks up winter attacks and her husband will not take any other medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Murder Suspect Drag River for Body near Gallipolis
Police in Point Pleasant West Virginia search the Ohio River for Ira Roush 22 of Antiquity Ohio believed robbed of $2000 and murdered by a man who bought a motor boat from him. The suspect is believed to have taken the boat to Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drag River
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Ira Roush
Antiquity
Ohio
Portsmouth
Cold morn as thermometer hits nineteen above zero
A cold Monday morning with winter in the air as the thermometer reads nineteen degrees at seven o clock. In contrast Sunday morning the reading was three hundred eighty six above zero.
Theft investigation after trunks missing on express car
Mrs. M. J. Devlin a Columbus visitor stays with her mother at 11 Palmer Street as police probe thefts in East Liverpool. Two trunks reported stolen from an express car attached to the Pittsburg Cleveland train, with jewelry and valuables feared gone. authorities and railroad officials continue inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
H. G. Jefferson
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio House Finance Committee visits Athens university trip
Fourteen members of the Ohio House Finance Committee led by Speaker Beetham toured Athens Friday and Saturday guests of Ohio University and Athens State Hospital. They met students at convocation, dined with home economics students, and inspected campus facilities including the heating plant and a planned women’s dormitory site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio House of Representatives
Rupert Beetham
Cadiz
Athens
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
Beetham
Ewing Hall
Columbus
Harry M. Carpenter
Jefferson
Harry F. Brown
Fayette
J.C. Copeland
Augtlaise
Henry A. Hatch
William C. Wendt
Franklin
C. K. Miller
Fulton
Frank C. Wise
Stark
Stephen J. Benner
Vinton
J. Lentz
Monroe
Elza C. Sawyer
Guernsey
George Schelhorn
Butler
D. Allen Bond
Belmont
Geo. £. Matthews
Scioto
Charles G. Weaver
Knox County
Chubb
Girls Glee Club
Alice Stephenson
Cramay Ballinger
Lee
Helen Ballinger
Nance
Carpenter
C. M. Copeland
George McLaughlin
George Parks
America
Agriculture and
Mabel Hagemeyer
Enda C. Endly
Home Economics
Maude Crossett
H. H. Haning
Gallipolis
Watered milk fined in Cincinnati case
Citizens expect milk to be pure and wholesome. Municipal Judge Spiegel fined Henry Grieman of Sharonville $100 and costs for selling watered milk. The ruling underscores the seriousness of adulterated dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati. O
Spiegel
Henry Grieman
Ssiaronville
Death Blame Blames Refusal to Extract Teeth
In New Philadelphia on January 24 Peter Oler aged 38 died after refusing a dentist's advice to extract teeth to treat gum infection. He became blind and died yesterday, with medical authorities citing the untreated condition as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Peter Oler
Oler
Funeral of Miss Catherine Alderman Held at Hollister
The funeral for 87 year old Catherine Alderman was conducted yesterday at 2 pm at the U B church in Hollister by Rev. Fisher of Jacksonville. Burial followed in Hollister cemetery. She died Friday afternoon at the Wheatley home where she resided for years and was an aunt of Mrs. Wheatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Alderman
U. B
Hollister
Rev. Fisher
Jacksonville
Obituary of Chas Joseph Resident of Sunday Creek Valley
Charles Joseph died Saturday at Athens State Hospital after six months of treatment. Body brought to the city and then to his son Roscoe Joseph in Trimble. Funeral at Trimble Christian church with burial in Russel cemetery near Jacksonville. He was 48, survived by one son Roscoe. wife died in September 1919. Former machine man at Hisylvania mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Joseph
Sunday Creek Valley
Athens State Hospital
Roscoe Joseph
Trimble
Trimble Christian Church
Russel
Jacksonville
Joseph
Roscoe
Hisylvania Mine
Sunday Creek Valley Good Roads Association Organized
The Sunday Creek Valley Good Roads Association is formed with L. R. Andrews as president C. A. Daugherty as secretary and H. H. Dulaney as treasurer. The group aims to improve roads and seeks members with annual dues of 1 dollar. A meeting at the mayor's office is set for Friday at 7 o'clock inviting all boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Liginger
National Boxing Association
New York
Sunday Creek Valley
Good Roads Association
L. R. Andrews
C. A. Daugherty
H. H. Dulaney
Death of Mrs. Wemmer After Birth. Nine Children Left
Mrs. W. A. Wemmer, 38, died at her home near College Hill Saturday at 4 p m following the birth of a baby the previous Tuesday. She leaves a husband and nine children, oldest seventeen, youngest eight days. Funeral services will be at Chauncey Church of Christ Tuesday with interment in Nye cemetery Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wemmer
College Hill
Chauncey Church of Christ
Nye
Chauncey
Atlas Returns to Cleveland After City Business
E Atlas came back to Cleveland yesterday after a two week stay here on business connected with the Atlas store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Atlas
Cleveland
Atlas
Anna Hamilton Birthday Party At Red Men’s Hall
A Saturday evening party at the Red Men’s hall honored Miss Anna Hamilton on her 18th birthday. About 40 young people enjoyed music games and dancing with refreshments before departing late, extending wishes for many more delightful birthday anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men’s Hall
Anna Hamilton
Mr and Mrs Tom Gibson Visit Midlandport Relatives
Mr and Mrs Tom Gibson of Mid dleport were guests of relatives in this city over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gibson
Middleport
Mrs Rosie Miller Passes Away in Modoc Area
Mrs Rosie Miller wife of Peter Miller of Modoc and mother of two sons Neal age three and Elmer twenty months died early last week. She left a mother five brothers and one sister. Burial was made at Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Miller
Peter Miller
Modoc
Neal
Elmer
Helen Bentley
Sanford and
Charley Bentley
London
Preston
Sugar Creek
Alvin
Morristown
Mary Shannon
Hollister
Miss Starr Identifies Suspect in Cincinnati Bandit Killing
Miss Luella Starr, companion of Harlan Brate who was shot by bandits last week, identified Henry McMillan age 19 as one of three men wanted. Starr said McMillan did not do the shooting and planned to visit Brookville Indiana to view William Sprouse, a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Luella Starr
Harlan Brate
Brookville
Ind
William Sprouse
Invention of Motor Driven Hammer for Sheet Metal Work
A motor driven hammer has been invented for sheet metal workers with adjustable power of blows. The device allows control over strike force to suit different metal forming tasks, promising more precise and efficient shaping processes.
Pepto Mangan Promises New Energy For the Anemic
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a red blood builder that restores energy, color to cheeks, and enthusiasm for those feeling run down. It claims physicians endorse the tonic and offers liquid or tablet forms with the Gude's brand name on packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Etiquette Rules for Visiting Homes and Servants
Advice on guest conduct during house visits outlines acceptable tipping, messages of thanks, and modest gifts. It cautions against oversized tips and requesting services from staff, and urges timely letters of appreciation to the hostess.
Deaths-Funerals H L Knowlton New Marshfield O
H L Knowlton a Civil War veteran died after a year long paralysis illness at 77 at his home in New Marshfield He will be buried at Minear cemetery after funeral services at his residence conducted by Rev Leslie Dabritz He is survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Samantha Thomas of Athens Knowlton served in Co A 92nd regiment and spent most of his life near Lookout church until moving to New Marshfield eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Knowlton
New Marshfield
Leslie Dabritz
Minear
Samantha Thomas
Athens
Mr. Knowlton
Lee Township
Lookout Church
Co. A
92Nd Regiment
Mrs Wemmer Dies at Millfield With Nine Children Left
Mrs W A Wemmer 39, of Millfield, died Saturday afternoon at home. She leaves her husband and nine children, the youngest four days old. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 AM at the Christian church in Chauncey with burial in Nye cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield, O
W. A. Wemmer
Christian Church
Chauncey
Nye
Mrs Charles Sanders 72 Dies After Cancer Battle
Millfield Ohio January 24 Mrs Charles Sanders 72 died at home Sunday at 1 am after four years with cancer. Survived by husband and several grown children, three preceded her in death. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 pm Church of Christ conducted by Rev Walter Scott Cook. Burial Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Charles Sanders
Church of Christ
Walter Scott Cook
Nye
Chauncey
Cottage Meetings Set For Tuesday Evening
The third series of cottage union prayer meetings will be held tomorrow Tuesday at 7 o clock in homes listed including Mrs R A Dalton East State St C M Gill 72 Maplewood Drive Thor Olser 26 Woodland Ave P E Shirley 48 Cemetery St Henry Link 35 Richland Ave Mrs Blanch and Maud Howe 14 Poplar Ave It invites nearby families to attend and support both numbers and spiritual aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Union
R. A. Dalton
East State St
C. M. Gill
Maplewood Drive
Thor Olser
Woodland Ave
P. E. Shiriey
Cemetery St. Henry Link
Richland Ave
Ohio is rising in Ohio Conference basketball race
Ohio University surged to six straight wins in the Ohio Conference after a Friday victory over Cincinnati. The Green and White, once a dark horse, now challenges for the title with Wittenberg looming March 11. Key players King, Davis, Van Sickle, Barick, Meyers starred as Ohio eyes Marietta Tuesday and Kenyon Friday at Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Finsterwald
Wittenburg
Wittenberg
Wesleyan
King
Earich
Koons
Myers
van Sickle
Marietta College
Marietta
O. A
Kenyon
Gambier
Don Sung boosts hens winter egg production asserts trial offer
A claimant in Cherry Valley reports 23 chickens produced 4 to 5 eggs daily after five days on Don Sung, rising to 10 to 12 eggs daily in three weeks and 15 in five weeks. The ad promises a one month trial with refund if not profitable. Don Sung claimed to improve hen health and egg-laying in cold weather. Availability via drugstores or mail order for 62 cents plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
John Duni
Cherry Valley
Duni
Burrell-Dugger
Plumbing
Indianapolis
Ind
Bartels
Wood
Mothers Across Time Praise Doctor Gray’s Powders
Mothers were urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children showing headache feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels. The ad claimed the powders were easy to take and highly effective and promised mothers would share them with others as they were sold by druggists everywhere.
Expect Vote on Packing Bill in the Senate Soon
The Senate prepared to vote on the Kenyon Kendrick bill that would bring the meat packing and distributing business under strict federal supervision and regulations. Debate is expected to continue all day, with a late vote anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Tribute to Dr Ellis at Christian Science lecture
Frank H. Leonard of Chicago opened his lecture on Christian Science by praising late Ohio University president Dr. Alston Ellis Nine years earlier he stood on the same platform and recalled Ellis graciously introducing him Mrs Mary L Brittain a Christian Science Society member introduced the speaker emphasizing Ellis’s geniality intellect and breadth of thought He was described as every inch a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Leonard
Chicago
Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Ellis
Mary L. Brittain
Christian Science Society
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DRECO
Scott
Fie Heanon
Robt. C. Byers
W. A. Moorhead
Dist. Mgr
Washington St
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Athens Nat’ Bank
OCIE7
Dance
Grove’s
M. J. Devlin
Mary Devlin
Palmer Street
Orig
Visks
APORO
Mrs. Wemmer
W. B. Bartels
J. P. Wood
Athens County
Ford
Wall Street
Henry Ford
Weer
Dr. Ellis
Howells
Rey
Lash
M. D. Hughes
Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Brooks & Fierce
Caloric
Presbyterian Church
Thor Olson
Colches
Jesse W. Moorman
Maplewood
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