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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1922

Page

5

Athens Girl Weds Oxford Man In Detroit Nuptials

Cassy McKinstry Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs D A R MacKinstry married W Allen Stewart in Detroit Michigan Saturday night The bride a former Athens girl has lived in Atlanta Georgia where she met her husband The couple will reside at Oxford Michigan after their wedding

Steele Des Moines New Mexico Lorene Steele J. H. Steele Athens Carl Hennigan Les Moines J. W. van Gundy Methodist Church Cassy McKinstry Lewis D. A. R. MacKinstry Detroit Mich W. Allen Stewart Oxford Atlanta Mr. Stewart

Local visitors and family travel notes from Spokane and Chicago

Mr and Mrs E C Burehfield of i visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Pickering at 49 East Carpenter Street. J Burehfield returned home and Mrs Burehfield will stay until Tuesday. Major Z L Henry of Ft George Wright Spokane with Mrs Henry and daughter Eleanor visit Major Henrys father Charles Henry and Mrs Henrys parents William and Mrs Johnson. Major Henry is on a four months leave and arrived Saturday.

E. C. Burehfield Charles Pickering East Carpenter Street J. Burehfield Burehfield L. Henry Ft. George Wright Spokane Washington Henry Eleanor Major Henry Charles Henry William Johnson C. T. Moore Carpenter Street George Zeisler Onroe Mich Columbus Lancaster Gan Nelsonville Suny

Biologist Joins Orwell University Anatomy Department

Mr J F Bateman assistant to J W F Mercer in biology at Ohio University has accepted an appointment as assistant in anatomy at Orwell University. Mr C J Mardis will fill the vacancy left by Bateman. Announcement cards arrived for the birth of a daughter Laura Merle June 29 to Mr and Mrs Floyd De Lashmutt of Oak Harbor. De Lashmutt, county farm agent, formerly served Athene s county in this city.

J. F. Bateman J. W. F. Mercer Ohioniversity Anatomy Orwell University C. J. Mardis Bateman Laura Merle Floyd de Lashmutt Oak Harbor de Lashmutt Ageat Athens County

Tragic drowning of Glouster Eber McKinley at Columbus

Glouster Eber McKinley fourteen son of Mr and Mrs D J McKinley of Jacksonville drowned in Columbus Sunday. Body to be brought to Jacksonville this afternoon with funeral at Methodist church Tuesday at 1 30pm and interment in Russell cemetery. Mrs McKinley and sons George and Eber visited relatives in Columbus last Friday. mother and George to accompany body home.

Eber D. J. McKinley Jacksonville Columbus Methodist Russell

Death of Alpheus Galbraith Father of Frank Galbraith

Alpheus Galbraith age 74 died Saturday at his home near Sharpsburg. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 AM at the Mt. Herman church with burial in the local cemetery. Survived by his aged wife.

Alpheus Galbraith Frank Galbraith Sharpsburg Mt. Herman Mr. Galbraith

Mrs Crawford and guests visit Dayton hosts Major and Mrs Henry

Mrs. A J Crawford and her daughter Miss Helen visit Dayton as guests of Major and Mrs W H Henry today through Friday. Also present are Mrs. O H Mack and daughter Miss Mona of Reno Nevada who will return to their western home after Dayton.

A. J. Crawford Helen City O. H. Mack Mona Reno Nevada Dayton Major W. H. Henry Mack Miss Mona

Crooksville Woman Visiting City With Relatives

Mrs. J. P. Taylor of Crooksville is spending the week in the city with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor visiting from the area.

J. P. Taylor Crooksville M. M. LeFavor

Ed Davis Visits Kin In City From Clinton Indiana

Ed Davis of Clinton Indiana is spending a few days with relatives in this city, visiting family and enjoying local hospitality during his stay.

Ed Davis Clinton, Ind

Webb Returns to Clarksburg After Visit with Williamses

Mrs Grace Webb returns to her Clarksburg home in West Virginia after a week with her parents Marshal and Mrs Henry Williams. She is accompanied by her sister Miss Wanda who will stay several weeks at Clarksburg.

Grace Webb Marshal Henry Williams Clarksburg W. Va Miss Wanda

Local families vacationing in Wilkesville

Mrs Henry Williams and her son Max Herbert visit Wilkesville with Mr and Mrs John Baird and daughter Grace of Jacksonville, staying with Mr and Mrs L F Baird for a few days.

Henry Williams Max Herbert City John Baird Grace Jacksonville Wilkesville L. F. Baird

Funeral of Marie Orndorf at Holy Cross Church

The funeral for Marie Orndorf, noted in the Messenger Saturday death notice, will be held Tuesday at 9 AM at Holy Cross Church. The pastor Rev Fr Shaffer will preside and interment will follow in the city cemetery.

Marie Orndorf Columbus Messenger Holy Cross Church Fr. Shaffer

Mrs Gibbs and Family Leave for Detroit

Mrs Stephen Gibbs and her daughter left Saturday for Detroit to join Mr Gibbs who has employment there. We thank friends and neighbors for kindness through the sickness and death of our wife and mother and for floral offerings. Gratitude is extended to Rev Wilson for consoling words the choir for their songs and Undertakers Carpenter and Jones for their service B F Willis and Daughters.

Stephen Gibbs Detroit Gibbs That City Wilson Carpenter and Jones

Law and order to come first in railroad strike policy

Attorney General Daugherty stated the nation’s policy to preserve property and life protect mail transport and interstate commerce during the strike of 460,000 railroad shopmen. The announcement underscores federal priority of order amid regional disturbances across the country.

Washington Daugherty United States

Gun battle at Marion tent colony leaves two dead

At Marion Pennsylvania three miles from the town strikers’ tent colony of the Atlantic Coal company faced a midnight gun battle with deputy sheriffs guarding the mine. Two strikers Andy Bocheck and Bob Voldisky were killed and a third is dying. Deputy sheriffs J W Coburn and L F Lincoln Jr were arrested after state police restored order.

Point Marion Atlantic Coal Company Andy Bocheck Bob Voldisky J. W. Coburn L. F. Lincoln Jr

Local residents visit relatives across the region

The Plains area centers around families with visits by Jessie Dicken of near Logan to sons Port and Worth Dicken. Henry Frost and Mary Lou Wallace of Athens with Ike Wallace. Ed Smith of Carbon Hill with Worth Dicken. Mrs Ed Shipley Nell and Grace Sanders of Athens with Mary Micheals. John Smart family from Canaanville with A M Humphrey. Lucius Burson family and Morele Stephens with Virgene Shields of Athens with Liz Guess. Will McDonald and son visiting Hocking. Ed McCall of Athens with Phil Moore. Aaron Sims of Athens with Rob Hawk. Elza McGranor, Crover Nagle and Tom Baylis of Athens with Zine Courtney.

Jessie Dicken Near Logan Port and Worth Henry Frost Mary Lou Wallace Athens Ike Wallace Ed Smith Carbon Hill Worth Dicken Ed Shipley Nell Grace Sanders Mary Micheals John Smart Canaanville A. M. ‘Humphrey Lucius Burson Morele Stephens Virgene Shields Liz Guess Will McDonald Hocking Charles McDonald Herb McDonald Ed McCall

Dr Sun Yat Sen Flees Whampoa After Attack

An unverified report states Dr Sun Yat Sen travels down the Pearl River toward Hong Kong after a violent land and naval assault on Whampoa positions which began at noon today.

House Flies Found Migrating Up to Six Miles Daily

A study indicates common house flies can travel as far as six miles in a single day, revealing greater mobility than previously thought and implications for spread of disease and pests.

Blue Devil Trial Sparks Glance at New Item

A brief note records a test or trial involving the term Blue Devil dated 7 10 12 14. Details are fragmentary but context implies an experimental or evaluative event. No further names or organizations are readable in the source snippet.

Ohio State hosts second annual pastors summer school

In Columbus Ohio tonight Dr W C Thompson president of Ohio State University will give a welcome address marking the opening of the second annual summer school for town and country pastors. The program will run two weeks at Ohio State University with lectures and discussions on rural church life.

Columbus W. C. Thompson Ohio State University Ohio State

Newark steel worker charged under Mann Act in federal case

Charlies Eugene Milligan of Newark is held on $3,000 bond pending trial in federal court for violating the Mann Act. He was arrested at Cushing Oklahoma.

Columbus Charlies Eugene Milligan Newark Cushing Oklahoma

International Typographical Union Officers Work to End Sandusky Strike

International officers arrived from Chicago to mediate the printers strike that shut Sandusky newspaper and job offices from Saturday. No papers were published yesterday and publishers expect none today as talks continue.

Sandusky International Typographical Union Chicago

Germany hints at inability to pay dem demity next Saturday

Paris reports that Germany may avoid paying 50 million gold marks in demnity due next Saturday after Herr Fischer, a German treasury official, arrived in the city.

Paris Germany Berlin Herr Fischer Treasury Department

All Want Relief for All Miners in Eastern Ohio Field

Eastern Ohio miners call for broad relief for all local union members rather than selected cases. Sub-district officials are accused of aiding only a few distressed workers.

Bellaire Ohio

Cattle Sale From Wynndot Neighborhood To Chicago Firm

C. F. P. Chatlin of Wynndot sold 185 head of cattle to Wilson & Co of Chicago for export. they received a check for 13396.50. cattle priced at 9 dollars per 100 weight and averaged 1350 dollars per head. steer weighed 1660 pounds in the shipment.

C. F P. Chatlin Wynndot Wilson & Co Chicago

Odd Fellows Gather in Columbus for Grand Encampment

Delegates arrive ahead of the grand encampment in Columbus set to begin tomorrow. Officials expect 5 000 to 10 000 visitors to attend the event in the city.

ODD Fellows Columbus The

Thieves Steal Meters From City Officials’ Autos

Elyria report of thefts on July 10 indicates thieves stole motormeters from Mayor A R Jones patrolman Birkline and the car belonging to Council Clerk Dan Symons.

Elyria A. R. Jones Birkline Dan Symons

Eiffel Tower to Send Messages to Farmers

Paris reports the Eiffel Tower will be used to deliver messages to farmers in a new promotional effort The plan involves exploiting the tower as a communication beacon linking farming communities with timely agricultural notices and market information

Eiffel Tower

Weather Radio Forecasting Rain and Frost Signals

Radio weather messages will be broadcast three times daily. Local stations will receive alerts with belis announced as three peals for rain, six for frost, and ten for a storm affecting farming plans.

Belis

Akron Seeks Faster Telephone Service

Akron officials back a campaign to speed up phone use by dropping Hello and the third party who says Hold the wire a minute Please. The move aims to cut delays as callers reach the line. Local proponents push quicker connections in Ohio's Akron.

International News Service Akron

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