Athens Couple Weds in Columbus Ceremony
Miss Esther Russell daughter of M M Russell of 8 North High Street wed Mr Daryl Watkins son of Mrs Thomas Watkins of 4% West State Street in Columbus at 8 20 PM Rev T L We pastor of the Fifth Avenue Christian Church officiated Miss Juanita Ainley Athens was the sole attendant The couple who both graduated from Athens High School and the bride studied at Ohio University for a year are returning to Athens at 8 North High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Russell
M. M. Russell
North High Street
Daryl Watkins
Thomas Watkins
West State Street
Columbus
T. L. We
Fifth Avenuesian
Juanita Ainley
Athens
Ohio University
Watkins
Phi Sigm. Chi Fraternity
Sermon Links Jesus Cross to Life of Service and Sacrifice
Dr. A. Y. Wilcox of the Presbyterian Church interprets the cross as the weighty fact of Jesus life and death. He notes Jesus lived humdrum days among his own, crossed social barriers, rejected orthodox limits, and urged followers to endure hardship for his work. Miss Marianna Ring and Prof. Charles D. Ginuque contributed vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
God
Dr. Wilcox
Jis
Marianna Ring
Charles D. Ginuque
Melo soap promotes whiter clothes in hard water
An old advertisement touts Melo as a soap additive that eliminates gray scum from hard water. It claims softened water prevents scum, improves cleaning, and leaves clothes as white as snow. The pitch urges buying Melo at the grocer.
McCoy's Tonic Claimed To Boost Weight Quickly
An advertisement touts McCoy's tablets as a powerful health tonic that rapidly increases weight and improves appearance. It promises dramatic gains for underweight men and women with reported cases of a 10 pound gain in 22 days and offers a money back guarantee if minimum gains are not achieved after four boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen
Brown
McCoy’s
McCoy
Ghatley Answers a Pacts Sermon on God and Evil
The Rev ME Chatley argues in a Sunday sermon that God does not interfere with natural law or free will but governs through higher laws beyond understanding. He cites Joseph, Judas, and suffering as examples of events God uses for a greater purpose, denying beliefs that God sends sickness or poverty as punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Chattey
University
Stout
Mr. Chatley
Mr. Chatiey
Mad Dog Attacks Child and Mother in Perry County
In New Lexington on July 15 a pet dog owned by Pearl Smith of Cooge, Perry County, went mad and attacked Hazel Marie Smith eight years old. Mrs Smith rushed to aid the girl and was wounded as the dog tore her clothes. The father killed the animal with a shotgun and both parents started Pasteur treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Pearl Smith
Cooge
Perry County
Hazel Marie
Smith
Scouts to Meet Tuesday Night for Summer Camp Transport
Boy Scouts of Athens signed up for the summer area camp on the Muskingum at Lake Chute are asked to meet Tuesday evening in the Methodist Church Scout Rooms. Final arrangements will be made for transportation to and from the camp. Camp periods run July 22 July 29 and August 5, with most planning to attend the second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Athens
Sumier
Lake Chute
Methodist
Athens Scouta
Publisher Burglary Hits Columbus Home
Robbers broke into Edgar T. Waite’s residence, publisher of the Ohio State Journal, Sunday night. Entry gained through a rear window. escape reported with 165 in valuables stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edgar T. Waite
Ohio State Journal
Removal of Scioto Judge Demanded for Sunday Blue Law Violation
In Portsmouth Ohio petitions circulated by church leaders led by Rev Arthur Staples demand the ouster of Judge William R Sprague of Scioto County Common Pleas Court for allegedly failing to enforce Sunday Blue Laws. The drive has 2 000 signatures, far above the required 1 000, and stems from campaigns against Sunday movies following the arrests of theater owners Francis McDonald and Hubert Ristey. Judge Sprague is to appear before Judge Russel K McCurdy as petitions are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
William R Sprague
Scioto County
Sprague
Russel K. McCurdy
Protest Increase In the Gas Rates In Ohio Communities
Marietta July 15 Concerted opposition to gas rate hikes in Washington County will be heard before the Ohio State Utilities Commission on September 16. Under a new rate law the changes are suspended for 90 days. Protesting communities include Warner Lower Salem Whipple My P O Lowell Coal Run Craterford Watertown Tarwfw Vincent Bartlett and Cutter with surrounding districts also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Washington County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio State Utilities Commission
Warner
Lower Salem
Whipple
My P. O
Lowell
Coal Run
Evenly
Craterford
Watertown
Tarf&w
Vincent
Bartlett
Cutte R
Trimble Grange to Host Church Night in Chauncey
Trimble Grange No. 1840 plans church night with preaching by Rev. L. Donnatly at 7:30. Mrs. Linscott, recovering after a fall, is reported improved. Leyal Women of the Church of Christ meeting postponed to next week at Addie Tippett’s home with Mrs. Nye in charge. Walter Brown sustained facial cuts from roof shingles while repairs were under way on Sand Ridge with Georgie Loener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble Grange No. 1840
Trimble M. Bh
LL A. Donnatly
Ui. Linscott
Leyal Women
The
Church of Christ
Addie Tippet
Mierd Nye
John Shaffer
Walter Brown
Sand Ridge
Georgie Loener
MINES WORKING CHAUNCEY JULY 158 SEVEN MINES ACTIVE
MINES ARE WORKING TODAY IN CHAUNCEY ACCORDING TO REPORTS HOCKING KILBERLY MINES NOS 1 10 255 86 AND 69 ON BATLEY RUN MEANWHILE MRS B W SIMPKINING AND CHILDREN LEAVE FOR BROWNSVILLE PA AFTER TWO WEEKS VISIT WITH RELATIVES IN MILLFIELD CLARENCE NILE SANDERS INTERNS IN ST PRANCIA HOSPITAL VISITED PARENTS IN MILLFIELD AND HIS WIFE IN CHAUNCEY ERNEST CHADNELL EMPLOYED IN CHILLICOTHE SPENT END OF WEEK WITH RELATIVES IN MILLFIELD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Dupler
Washington, D. C
Scarbor ith-on-the-Hudson
Albany
Fort Plain
Shoeon A. Barick
Warren
Hocking, Kilberly
Batley Run
Mra
B. W. Simpking
Helen Jase
Norman
Brownsville
Eben Gilteapie
Millfield
Clarence Nile Sanders
Bt. Prancia Hospital
Sanders
Ernest Chadnell
Keck and Ogg Families Visit In Ohio Towns
Dr Francia H Keck of Columbus visited Chauncey at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Keck on Eile Avenue Virgil Oge Columbus and Milas Ruth Ogee of Athens visited their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg in Chauncey Wyona Gardner of Chauncey wed friends in Coshocton and Curtin Lock of Columbus spent Sunday with his parents in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Knight
Ruth Elizabeth
Hilda Louise
State College, Pa
Mr. Knight
G. Knight
Albany
Knight
J. W. Dowler
Morris Avenue
Mra
Frank Pean
J. O. McCoy
Daywesiter Tenta
Pleasant Cite
Wyllower Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Cambridge
Francia H. Keck
Columbus
Chauncey Sunday
George Keck
Eile Avenue
Virgil Oge
Milas Ruth Ogee
Athens
Charles Ogg
Wyona Gardner
Chauncey
Coshecton
Ohe
Last Werk
Curtin Lock
James Lock
Chauncey Residents Attend Reunion and Family Visits
July 18 report from Chauncey details Mrs Benjamin of San Jane visiting with Mrs Laura Bradfield and others. The party included Mr and Mrs Williamson and family. later a large dinner hosted on Piita Avenue with residents such as Edward Min and Harold Minister. The Degver reunion in Ohio drew Chauncey kin traveling to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naunchey
Res Benjamin
San Jane
Mies
Laura Bradfield
Chauncey
and ' Courtney
Mera
Williamson
Bradfield
Benjamin
Thomas Beaugard
O Ore
Henlamin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Luncey
Poole
Sof Chauncey
Edward Min
Piitia Avenue
Prewe
Ward Minteter
Iward
Mer
Goodson
Arthur Hrewer
Harold
Charles Mise
Eleanor Mintater
Kitchard
T Lard
Charles GC
Shield' i
Ohio
Nual
Degver
Steady Income Projected at SO Per Year
A steady income of SO per annum is assured with interest checks paid semiannually. Resources over 848 million are noted in the report.
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Katherine Farley
Detroit
Mich
Peter Farley, Jr
Daugherty Home
C. A Daugherty
Plains
Daugherty
Bart Davidson
R. P. Imes
Edward Cole
L. W. Russell
Roy &. Dapler
Wilbur Tries
C. Atkinson
Heanmont
G. M. Romine Wen
Imrs
Effie Wilson
W .H. Wilson
Buchtel
Nelsonville Tetlies
W. FE. Moler
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Johne Moeplns Hospital
Baltimore
Athos Country Club
Christian Church
JD. MoChatter
Chauncey Road
Effie J. Watkins
Buckingham
Clyde Littler
Robert
Mary Fitzabeth
Clyde, Jr
Sugar Grove
Kart Snake
Roy
Shirley
Ya Cille Swerner
Akronn
Chveland
Mestrene Hines
Athena
Atlanta
Ind
Clara Roswell
Smalllron
Roswell
Pratte Fork
Elim
Wione Sloane
T. J. Fields
Akron
Cleveland
EB. D. Timms
Harry G. Stalder
Mary Stalder
Los Angeles
Calli
Herbert Wilson
Eon Harold
Sandusky
First Shuskes
Pas Funny Williams
Ralph FE. Wicm
Glidge Patton
Patt
Helen Berry
Co- Sm Bus
Hagarine
Epvey
Miss Bing
Prof
Giauque
Pat
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Underwei
Ghatley
University Girls
Orig
Uy Ba
Rimgertess
Saby
Autora
Dial
Mt K. of
P. Bidz
Heato Co. A
Mad Dog
C. D. Shafer CO
Hones
Scioto
Trimble Grange
Trimble M. FE. Church
This Dietehs
Veatay
Milletele
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Chaence Personals
Ies
Charles Benjamin
San Jose
Piconito
Buckeye
Ricar
Cesterfield
Lincart & Mysrs Tosacco Co
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