Society notes from local gatherings and visits
Mrs. Charles Bumgardner hosted Mrs. Edith Kelley of Springfield for a Sunday visit. Mr. J. B. Swanson returned from Chicago where pigs were seen. Miss Anna Hamilton came back to Columbus after a few days visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
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Charles Bumgardner
Edith Kelley
Springfield
J. B. Swanson
Chicago
the Furniture
Anna Hamilton
Columbus
Mrs
Frank Hamilton
Local residents host visits and travels over the Fourth
Miss Bertha Wilson visits Akron relatives on West State street. C V Elsey of the Cincinnati Post circulations department stays with Mrs Ida Brown. Mr and Mrs L V Brown and Miss Clara Bowser motor to Cincinnati for business. The Whipples take a Parkersburg trip to visit Frank Guthrie. Ed Murr and guests include Jane Bunn and Nellie Murr from Springfield Mass. James Lewis and children return from Murray City to visit Lobe Lewis family. D O Seaman of Wilmington noted.
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Bertha Wilson
Akron
Mrs
J. W. Wilson
West State Street
C. V. Elsey
The
Cincinnati Post
Ida Brown
East Mill Street
L. V. Brown
Clara Bowser
Cincinnati
Mr. Brown
George E. Whipple
Parkersburg
W. Va
Frank Guthrie
Ed Murr
East State Street
Jane Bunn
Nellie Murr
Springfield, Mass
James Lewis
Paul James
Ruth Alice
Murray City
Mr. Lewis
Lobe Lewis
Local News Briefs on Family Travels and Illness
and Mrs. Julia Elliott of New Vienna returned home today after spending several days with their father Mr. Jesse Seaman of Burling ham who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pitzer have returned from a two week vacation in Cincinnati with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pitzer resumed their duties at the local Western Union office.
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Julia Elliott
New Vienna
Jesse Seaman
Burlingham
Joe Pitzer
Cincinnati
Pitzer
Western Union
Alonzo Palmer
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. D. Smith
Ned Bean
Charleston
Mrs. Palmer
Chicago visitor reconnects with Athens ties at Hotel Berry
James Madray of Chicago, a former Athens boy, renews old acquaintances during a stay at Hotel Berry with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs E C Berry.
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James. Madray
Chicago
Athens
Hotel
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E. C. Berry
Redmon Boocks Nuptials Tie Mannington Pair in Columbus
Miss Helen Redmon graduate of Ohio University class of 1917 wed Mr Howard M Boocks of Mannington West Virginia. The service was conducted in Columbus by Dr J C Arbuckle. After a six week stay at Mrs Worthmans 20 Poplar Avenue the couple will live in Cincinnati after September first.
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Helen Redmon
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Howard M. Boocks
Mannington
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Columbus
J. C. Arbuckle
University of West Virginia
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Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity
Athens Youth Weds Lan caster Bride in Saturday Ceremony
Athens boy wed Dallas Briggs son of Mr and Mrs Charles Briggs of Athens in a Saturday afternoon ceremony in Lancaster to Miss Lucile Bietzacker daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bietzacker of Lancaster. The couple came to the event with their families and were feted afterward.
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Dallas Briggs
Charles Briggs
Athens
Lancaster
Lucile Bietzacker
Edward Bietzacker
Furnaces by The Way-Fieberger Co. Gain Local Use
Ath A N or Furnaces made by The Way Fieberger Co have been used for years in this vicinity. They are high class and moderately priced.
Dreamy Mission of Our Lady Drives Los Angeles Growth
Los Angeles earns the title largest city west of St. Louis as census data show rapid growth driven by oranges climate and industry. The city expands through annexations and harbor development while manufacturing soars from 68.6 million in 1910 to an estimated 600 million in 1920. States contributing residents include Illinois Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Iowa with California born residents a minority.
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San Gabriel
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Briggs in Ohio wedding travels to Barberton hometown
Sunday the bridegroom returned to his parents in this city then left Monday noon with his bride to Barberton, where they will begin their new life. Mr Briggs, employed by Diamond Match Co, served in World War I with Company L 136th Field Artillery 37th Division. John Blettacker, bride's brother, joined them to Athens and Barberton and will resume work for the same company.
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Edith
Ralph P. Jennings
New York City
Akron
John Mclaurine
Albany
Ala
Barberton
Briggs
The
Diamond Match Co
John Blettacker
Athens
136Th Field Artillery
Couple United In Marriage At First Christian Church
At the parsonage of the First Christian Church on Saturday July 3 at 10 30 Custer Seckinger of Jacksonville and Miss Sylvia Richards of Glouster were united in marriage. The couple are well known locally. Seckinger is a miner and will reside in Jacksonville with his bride after July 6.
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First Christian Church
Custer Seckinger
Jacksonville
Sylvia Richards
Glouster
Seckinge
Glouster Labor Union to Elect Officers Tonight
Central Labor Union meeting in Glouster to elect officers and plan involvement in upcoming political campaign. Local union campaign committee members will attend from valley locals. efforts aim to support candidates friendly to organized labor.
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Central Labor Union
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised to Strengthen Nerves
An advertisement urges readers to use Dr Williams Pink Pills to calm shaky hands and tremors and prevent nervous breakdowns. It claims the non alcoholic tonic builds nerves and tones the system, offers a free booklet on nervous diseases, and sells pills for 60 cents a box via local or mail order.
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Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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Holiday Missa Nellie Levncy Attends Summer School at Ohio University
Several locals attended the circus in Middleport last Tuesday and found the show delightful. Clara M. Brickles, wife of Charles Brickles, died at her home last Monday night. funeral held at Burlingham Wednesday at 2 PM. Libby Young suffers rheumatism. Mrs. James Quivey is very low. Libby and Norma Young visited Athens last week. Pearl Helwig and family from Athens spent Sunday with Frank Helwig and family. Frank Helwig, Dennison Jones, and John Morris visited Pomeroy last week. Ethel Levacy assists Mrs. Andrew Gilkey with housework. Charles Blackwood, relapsed and hospitalized in Columbus, improved and returned to Athens Friday.
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Nellie Levncy
Ohio University
Athens
Middleport
Clara M. Brickles
Charles Brickles
Burlingham
Wilson
Libby Young
James Quivey
Libby
Norma Young
Remarkable Health Claim for Catarrhal Mucous Cure
An advertisement asserts a remedy removes catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises money refund after one dose at McKee Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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McKee Drug Co
Galli Curci Heads Abroad For Italian Summer Return
Operatic star Mme. Galli Curci joins a list of stars sailing abroad for the season. She has sailed to her homeland Italy and will remain there until the opera season opens next.
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Mme. Galli Curci
Italy
Woman Recovers After Mayr's Remedy Boosts Digestion
After a seven year bout with typhoid related indigestion and gallstone scare, a woman credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief from gas colic and bloating. She reports no more stomach discomfort and freedom to eat what she wants.
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Mayr
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