Grace McKee Weds Griffith Evans in Athens Church
Grace Grosvenor McKee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hollister McKee and Griffith H Evans son of Mr. and Mrs. Griffith H Evans married at the Church of the Good Shepherd assisted by Archdeacon Dedshon of Columbus. The ceremony featured artistic gowns and a 250 guest reception at the McKee home with elaborate floral decor and music. The couple, both graduates of Ohio University, plan to reside in Haverhill Mass. and begin business ventures.
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Grace Grosvenor McKee
Wilson Hollister McKee
University Terrace
C. H. Grosvenor
General Grosvenor
Granville Hywell Evans
Haverhill
Mass
Griffith H. Evans
West Carpenter Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Archdeacon Dedshon
Columbus
A. H. Marshall
Athens
J. Chapman Ward
Marietta
Beatrice Sawyer
Pleasantville
Florence Carr
Frances Cooksey
Harriet Sprague
Grace Lawrence
Geraldine Burson
Alice Henry
Grace Walker
L. V. Brown
Sanderson
Moon
Reubens
Clarence C. Robinson
Love
Burleigh
Allen R. Kresge
Mary Noss
Llewellyn Evans
Charles Woodworth
Grosvenor McWee
Canton
Byron Danford
Harry Beckley
Richard Clark
Phi Delta Theta
Constance Leete
Bernice Shoof
Edith Evans
Elizabeth Farhart
Katharine McKee
Miss Ieete
Miss Shoof
Jo Evans
Brbide
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Europe
Athens High School
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Michigan University
Grosvernor McKee
Bernice Shhoof
H. C. van Vorhis
Margaret van Vorhis
Zanesville
Clarence Patty
Greenville
Curtis Reed
Pomeroy
Louise G. Leete
Gladys Torbert
Washington, D. C
C. M. Shepard
Walter Brown
Dorothy Eldridge
Jackson
J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
William C. Munds
Cleveland
Fred Coleman
Janice
Bernnard Guysville
P. M. Phillips
Boston
David Howell Lindley
New York City
Winter Dance at Athens Country Club Highlighted by University Six Orchestra
Athens Country club hosts a popular winter dance Thursday evening with the University Six Orchestra delivering a spirited program of music for members.
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Athens Country Club
University Six Orchestra
Fourth Masonic club dance set for Thursday at Students Union
The fourth in the series of dances hosted by the Masonic club will take place Thursday evening at the Students Union. Attendees are described as congenial and eagerly anticipated by organizers and peers.
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Masonic Club
Students Union
Birthday Dinner Honors Grace Thompson and Dr. Lee
Mrs Charles Thompson hosted a prettily appointed birthday dinner at the Larch apartment Tuesday evening for her daughter Miss Grace and Dr H T Lee whose birthdays fall on the same day A pink white color scheme featured pink carnations a large birthday cake with pink and white candles and seven places were laid for guests
Albany Woman in Lancas ter Hospital Recovers from Fractured Hip
Word from Mrs. E. J. Smith of Albany now in a Lancaster hospital says she is making rapid recovery from a fractured hip suffered New Year’s night during a visit to her daughter Mrs. C. A. Masketer in Thurst on. She is 0 years old and a sister of Mrs. J. N. Tewksbury of Albany. The Deborah class of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening at the home of the class teacher Mrs. E. J. Jones, 20 University Terrace. The dollar pledge is requested at this time.
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E. J. Smith
Albany
Lancaster
C. A. Masketer
Thurston
J. N. Tewksbury
Deborah
The
Christian Church
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
Mrs Worbau Visits Lima Family in Union Street Stay
Mrs W H Worbau of Lima arrives for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs M F Hearn at 45 West Union Street.
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W. H. Worbau
Lima
Mrs. M. F. Hearn
West Union Street
Herrold of Laporte Visits Athens Cousins
Mr. Hiram Bingman Herrold of Laporte Indiana visits cousins Mr. John Herrold and family in Nelsonville and Mr. Roy Pilcher and Mr. William Herrold in Athens. This marks his first visit here since childhood.
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Hiram Bingman Herrold
Laporte
Ind
John Herrold
Nelsonville
Roy Pilcher
William Herrold
Athens
Mr. Herrold
Mrs Elson Hedges Called After Conneaut Death
Mrs Elson Hedges is summoned to Conneaut Tuesday by the death of her mother Mrs R. 8. Jacobs.
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Elson Hedges
Conneaut
R. 8. Jacobs
Rev and Mrs Marshall Travel to Cincinnati for Episcopal Convention
Reverend and Mrs A H Marshall departed today for Cincinnati and will stay until Saturday to attend the annual Episcopal church convention moving from their home during the event.
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A. H. Marshall
Cincinnati
The
Episcopal Church
Music Club to Meet at 7 30 With Mrs Brown
The Music Club will meet with Mrs. L. V. Brown at 2 University Terrace Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock. This compact notice announces a social gathering centered on musical activities and hosted by Mrs. Brown.
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Music Club
Mrs Charles H Thompson Visits Nelsonville Guest Of Mrs J Kessinger
Mrs Charles H Thompson is in Nelsonville today as the guest of Mrs J Kessinger. The visit highlights social ties in the community and local hosting etiquette.
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Charles H. Thompson
Nelsonville
J. Kessinger
Black Masks Entered Church Kidnap Allegation Emerges
In Bastrop Louisiana on January 24 a Morehouse parish case surfaces as Tom Robinson testifies he was kidnapped from a church by hooded attackers described as black masks. He says the assailants beat him and aimed to take him from his children on a June Sunday.
Three Women Sit as Congress Members for First Time
Washington January 24 three women serve in Congress for the first time in history. Aunt Alice Robertson of Oklahoma Winifred Muns on Huck of Illinois and Mae Nolan of California make up the female contingent. All are Republicans.
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Washington
Congress
Mae Nolan
John Nolan
California
Alice’ Robertson
Oklahoma
Winifred Munson Huck
Illinois
Nolan
Murder waves regular as crime cycles abroad
German expert Leo Heller notes in a Berlin paper that murder waves rise in regular intervals. He says quarters can pass without capital crimes before a surge breaks down psychological barriers and triggers murders nationwide. Authorities study cycles to prevent outbreaks and shield civilization.
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Berlin
Leo Heller
Fire drill at Rothenberg School ends with minor blaze
In Cincinnati on January 24 1300 Rothenberg pupils evacuated after a fire started in the domestic sciences room from a gas leak. The blaze was extinguished quickly with no injuries or losses.
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Cincinnati
Rothenberg School
Revival to Start at Church of God on February 11
The Church of God in Chauncey will begin a revival on February 11 led by evangelist Laura Dulin from Parkersburg West Virginia. Pastor C. H. Givens from The Plains will assist.
Paulding Man Appointed Deputy Insurance Chief
State Insurance Superintendent Kohn announced Emmet L. Savage of Paulding as deputy superintendent of insurance at a $3,000 yearly salary. The appointment was made in Columbus on January 24.
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Pick Paulding
Columbus
Kohn
Emmet L. Savage
Paulding
State officials announce appointments in industrial relations
In Solumbis on January 24 Governor Donsbey named C. E. Ball of Millsboro as a commissioner to the Brazilian centennial exposition and director of industrial relations. Thomas Kearns of Dayton becomes chief workshop and factory inspector, replacing Ernest Whitacre. C. A. Myers of Chillicothe is named chief of the boiler inspectors division at 3600 dollars yearly. H. F. W. Stehmeter, of Zanesville, moved to a new post after Percy Tetlow left.
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Solumbis
Donsbey
C. EF. Ball
Millsboro Manufactuer
Weld West Renth
Reuse
Sal
New York
AP Puary
Witter
Thomas Kh. Kearns
Dayton
Ernest A. Whitacre
Ic. A. Myers
Chillicothe
Division of Engineers
H. F. W. Stehmeter
Zanesville
Percy Tetlow
State
Chauncey Man Fined After Mine Fight
William Canter of Chauncey was arrested by Constable Seither on assault and battery charges brought by Jack Brandan. Both men gave differing accounts. Canter pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus costs, to be paid.
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William Canter
Chauncey
Seither
Jack Brandan
Chauncey Mine
Canter
Helwig
Brandan
Storm warnings issued along Atlantic coast today
Weather officials ordered storm warnings from Norfolk Virginia to Boston Massachusetts as a powerful cyclone moves northeastward. The system centered over eastern North Carolina is expected to intensify bringing strong northeast winds and gales along with snow and rain.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Norfolk
Boston
Mass
North Carolina
Pythian Sisters to Meet for Thursday Practice and Monday Tea
Members of the Pythian Sisters lodge will gather at their hall Thursday at 1 PM for a practice. A strong attendance is hoped for the regular meeting Monday evening, with refreshments planned after adjournment.
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Pythian Sisters Lodge
Yard Masters Meet in Corning on Eight Hour Day
W. B. Koons Chauncey yard master attended a meeting in Corning with yard masters from Drakes Fultenham Chauncey and Corning to discuss the eight hour day movement.
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W. B. Koons
Chauncey Yard
Corning
Drakes, Fultenham
Chauncey and
Chauncey Parents Meet Despite Weather At High School
A Tuesday Chauncey Parent-Teacher gathering drew many attendees at the high school despite rain and ice. Mrs. F. E. Wharton chaired the meeting and announced Ohio Day plans for the next session. Fathers and sons presented two papers, poems honored dads, and musical numbers followed.
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Chauncey
FE. C., Wharton
Ohio
Thompson
Ruth
Floyd Rivers
John Law
Ralph Brown
Herbert Pendergrass
Theo Goodson
Dad
James Nye
Charles
Senate votes favorable on Norbeck farm credit bill
Washington January 24 The senate agriculture committee ordered a favorable report on the Norbeck bill to create a 20 million dollar credit for foreign buyers of American farm products.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Earth Tremors Felt Across Fullerton Late Night
Residents report several earth tremors in Fullerton California between midnight and 2 a m last night with multiple earthquakes observed in the area.
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California
Fullerton
Cal
Louisiana Guard Chief Ordered Back to Parish
Adjutant general Louis A. Toombs, head of the Louisiana national guard, was ordered back to Morehouse parish today by Governor Parker with no explanation given.
Masonic Temple Plans Arrive for Athens Project
Preliminary plans for a new Masonic Temple to be built in Athens have been received, announced by James L. Duncan president. The Athens Masonic Temple Co directors urge members to attend a meeting at the temple Friday night January 26 at 7 o'clock to inspect plans and review estimates. The business session runs from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the meeting follows.
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Athens
Janes L. Duncan
Athens Masonic Temple Company
Masonic Temple
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