Local social notes from New Marshfield area
Mrs H B Straight hosts in New Marshfield on Tuesday. Miss Mary Harwick travels to Ports mouth to visit sister Mrs Harry August. John R Woods travels to eastern Ohio on business with Adena as headquarters. Nellie and Louise Ohliner visit Miss Georgia Hickman in Haydenville. Mrs V Ahlbrand returns from McArthur to family in Bray. Willis born January 7 to Mr and Mrs Bray. Mrs Mike Cusio and Mrs Rebecca Douglas with Mr and Mrs Harry Ashworth return from Columbus. The Arhoods leave for Tippecanoe City after visiting relatives in Zaleski.
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John R. Woods
East
Carpenter Street
Ohio
Adena
Mike Cusio
Rebecca Douglas
Nelsonville
Harry Ashworth
Athens
Columbus
Illness brings family to Athens with pneumonia risk
Mrs W W Kelly of Nelsonville and Mrs W R Burnell of Akron were summoned to Athens Sunday for their sister Mrs John Cross who is ill with a slight pneumonia. Mrs S R Crawford returned to Portsmouth after visiting Rev and Mrs C L Strecker. Saturday night Mrs F J Beasley hosted at the Colonial for Mrs Crawford and Mrs Mumma of Fostoria, guest of her daughter Kathryn at Lindley Hall, eight at dinner, and a Majestic theatre party closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kelly
Nelsonville
W. R. Burnell
Akron
Athens
John Cross
S. R. Crawford
Portsmouth
C. L. Strecker
F. J. Beasley
the Colonial
Crawford
Mumma
Fostoria
Kathryn
Lindley Hall
The
Majestic
Couple Wed Miss Agnes Creighton and Mr Lawrence Mc Bride
The Nelsonville couple united in marriage Friday at 4 PM in the First M E parsonage with Rev C L Strecker officiating. Attended by the groom’s father M M Mc Bride, the pair plan to reside in Nelsonville where the groom works as a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Creighton
Lawrence McBride
Nelsonville
M. E. Parsonage
C. L. Strecker
M. M. McBride
McBride
Leland Thompson Weds Lucile Duncan in Glouster
In Athens on a Saturday morning ceremony Rev C L Strecker united Leland Thompson of Glouster and Lucile Duncan of Trimble in marriage at the First M E parsonage. The groom works in the dairy business and they will reside in Glouster.
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Athens
Leland Thompson
Glouster
Lucile Duncan
Trimble
C. L. Strecker
M. E
Thompson
Columbus Woman to Speak at East Side PTA Meeting
Lucia Johnson of Columbus executive secretary of the Ohio Council on Childs Welfare will discuss new phases of child welfare at the East Side Parent-Teacher association meeting in the 7th grade room at 3 PM Wednesday. Johnson is a graduate of a local program and will present the program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Johnson
Columbus
Ohio Council On Childs Welfare
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Smith College Speaker Draws Welfare Audience on East Side
A prominent speaker with broad Welfare experience will address thinkers on a top current issue. The East Side seventh room is expected to fill to capacity tomorrow. Mothers with small children may bring them. seventh grade girls will care for kids during the meeting.
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Smith College
East Side
Carmichael Family Hosts Dinner for Son Returning from Navy
Mr and Mrs James Carmichael of University Terrace entertained Saturday with a well appointed dinner at high noon in honor of their son Owen who is home on furlough from Hampton Road in the navy. Guests included George Beverage Pete Winning and their children Alice Tom Robert Jennie Mary Margaret Joseph Barrow and sons Lawrence and Mershel Floyd Beverage Richard Wilson Clifton Gross Nelsonville Marie Beverage Lan caster William Green Dessie Fields Rudolph Pedigo and many others.
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James Carmichael
University Terrace
Owen
Hampton Road
George Beverage
Pete Winning
Alice
Tom
Robert
Jennie
Mary
Margaret
Joseph Barrow
Lawrence
Mershel
Floyd Beverage
Richard Wilson
New Marshfield
R. L. Carmichael
Clifton Gross
Nelsonville
Marie Beverage
Lancaster
William Green
Gillie
Joseph
Dessie Fields
John
Rudolph Pedigo
John, Earl, Pearl
Raymond and
Mrs L V Brown Hosts Bridge Luncheon at University Terrace
Mrs L V Brown entertained today with a bridge luncheon at her University Terrace home. Guests included Mrs F B Houston Mrs Bethel Houston Mrs J C Jones of South Charleston Mrs Mary Wentz and Mrs W L Truesdell of Columbus. The yellow and white theme featured exquisite gowns and artistic setting with bouvardia flowers. Seventy five covers were set for seven bridge tables amid a pretty afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
F. B. Houston
Bethel Houston
J. C. Jones
South Charleston
Mary Wentz
W. L. Truesdell
Columbus
Bouvardia
Bridge
Mid-Winter Dance of Lambda Chis Set at Masonic Temple
Invitations issued for the Lambda Chi Alpha mid winter dance to be held Friday evening at the Masonic Temple. An out of town orchestra has been secured to provide music for the dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chi Alpha
Masonic Temple
Converted Infidel To Lead Series Of Meetings At Union M P Church
Evangelist Albert C. Hakim of Chicago will open a series of evangelistic meetings at the Union M. P. church three miles west of Athens on the New Marshfield pike. He is described as a converted infidel with strong oratorical power. Meetings start Wednesday January 26 and continue each evening at 7 o clock.
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Albert C. Hakin
Chicago
Union M. P
Athens
New Marshfield Pike
Hakim
Diamond Dyes Help You Dye Any Garment Easy
Diamond Dyes tells you how to dye worn garments and draperies into rich fadeless color. Directions cover wool silk linen cotton and blends. Buy Diamond Dyes and get guaranteed results even if you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card.
Local residents share Sunday visits and greetings
Ireland Mr and Mrs E J Daugherty and daughter Eileen spent the day with Mr and Mrs A W Brandeberry. Lela and Wilma Dunfee visited Miss Bernice Root. Sylvia Cubbison visited her sister Mrs Minta Hornsby and Mabel Hornsby of Stewart stayed at her home. Jonathan Dunfee from Frost visited relatives in the community and Delmer Cubbison, employed at Canaanville, spent Sunday at home. The Dunfees and Mrs W E Bingman shared calls at W E Dunfee’s home. Mrs Bingman returned from Nelsonville. E E Dunfee and wife spent Sunday with the Frosts.
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E. J. Daugherty
Eileen
A. W. Brandeberry
Lela
Wilma Dunfee
Bernice Root
Sylvia Cubbison
Minta Hornsby
Mabel Hornsby
Stewart
Jonathan Dunfee
Frost
Delmer Cubbison
Canaanville
Earl Clarkand
W. E. Dunfee
W. E. Bingman
Nelsonville
E. E. Dunfee
W. J. Frost
Toledo Youth Oratorical Medals Winner Killed in Car Crash
Paul Grimes 18, noted medalist in oratorical contests and sole support of a widowed mother, died last night after being struck by an automobile. The driver W. C. Slicer said the accident was unavoidable, police report.
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Toledo
Paul Grimes
W. C. Slicer
Sheriff raids barber shop finds six year old Bourbon
Chicago area raid by Sheriff Green at Winthrop Harbor uncovers illegal liquor. Barber Martin Schmidt is arrested after hot water tap reveals six year old Bourbon.
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Chicago
Green
Winthrop Harbor
Martin Schmidt
Your Manners At A House Party
The piece outlines household etiquette during visits. It advises hosts explain domestic habits, guests avoid excessive tipping, and avoid costly hostess gifts not to be sent within ten days after visiting. It cautions against referring servants for tiny services without tipping and criticizing other lodgings’ cuisine.
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Leavig
Local Social Notes From Hockingport and Nearby Areas
Friday guests visit Carthage and Ravenswood relatives. Families from St Marys Parkersburg and Bridgeport visit with Dutton Medley and Taylor households. Local property views include Sams farm Safreed property and McCullock farm cutting. Moving updates include John Chapman into Jackson property.
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Messenger
Carthage
E. A. Dutton
Layman
Henry Layman
St. Marys
Charles Hayden
Ed Gillian
Bridgeport
Herbert Dutton
Athens
Joe Keever
Parkersburg
Fred Medley
Jennie Taylor
Lawrence Taylor
Ravenswood
Clark
Wadesville
W. Va
Sams
Wilson
Boob Pullins
Parker
Bus Wheaton
McCullick Farm
Ethel
Jessie Parker
H. E. Adams
R. W. Linnell
Arthur Lee
William Buchanan
Reedsville
John Chapman
Jackson Property
Squabble Results For Plaintiff After Trial Here
Jury awards Ernest Keirns $100 in a case against Elliott over an oral 1917 agreement to plant 14 acres of corn and wheat with Elliott supplying teams tools seed and Keirns to receive a crop share. Keirns performed duties but Elliott refused to divide the proceeds at harvest. The judge ordered payment.
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Ernest Keirns
Lewis Elliott
Keirns
Elliott
Tea tasters test American tea strength for coming year
Seven members of the United States board of tea experts gathered in New York to sample teas and judge the “kick” permitted for 1900s Americans. They evaluated eight top grades and vowed to bar cheaper brands from importation.
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New York
United States
United States Board of Tea Experts
Pacific
Temperature Drops to 17 Degrees as Snow Lingers
A colder morning was recorded at 7 AM with 17 degrees above zero, two degrees lower than Monday. Snowfall continues and the forecast remains cold with ongoing wintry conditions.
Cleveland Woman Granted Divorce Over Kid Tricks
Mrs. George Leon ard won a divorce citing inability to contend with an adult child as the motive. She described her husband as too full of kid tricks.
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Cleveland
George Leonard
Adkins Farm Fire Claims Seventh Victim
Death today claimed the seventh victim of Sunday's Adkins farm fire near Washington District of Columbia James Adkins 43 died from burns Adkins wife four children and an aged relative perished in the blaze on Sunday
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Washington DC
Adkins
James Adkins
Ohio Bandits Formed Auto Theft Ring in Canton Akron
An alleged confession from Carl M. Beatty in Albuquerque reveals an organized gang of automobile thieves with headquarters in Canton and Akron. Beatty, a gang member, reportedly operated across Ohio and is said to have confessed to the statewide network.
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Columbus, O
Carl M. Beatty
Albuquerque
N. M
Canton
Akron
Beatty
Kentucky Governor Offers Reward for Night Rider Arrest
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky proposes a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of night riders who threatened violence against Bath and Fleming County tobacco growers for not cutting their 1921 crop.
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Frankfort
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Bath
Fleming Counties
Supreme Court Upholds Flood Law in Ohio
The Ohio state supreme court on January 25 affirmed the constitutionality of the flood control statute or state conservancy districts in two decisions. The rulings reinforce the legal framework for regional flood management and government authority over flood control projects.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
State Conservancy Discts
Lady Dudley De Chais A Charming Matron in Colonial Society
Lady Dudley De Chais wife of Sir Dudley De Chair once naval attaché at Washington is noted as a charming matron in the late colonial social scene and a prominent figure among South American p...
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Dudley de Chais
Sir Dudley de Chair
Waboaton
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