Couple Married in Cincinnati Home Ceremony
The ceremony was witnessed by Society and Personal Mention room. The bride, an Athens High School graduate who attended Ohio University and worked in the registrar's office, wed a groom from Newark High School and Cincinnati Law School. He belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Alpha Delta. They will live at 3770 Drake Street, Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ohio University
Newark High School
Cincinnati Law School
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Drake Street
Oakley
Cincinnati
Vacationers and Local News Roundup Fill Jerseyville Pages
Readers receive a daily Messenger during trips with home delivery options. The column reports on travel to Charles Town West Virginia and visits by Eunice Bowers and others, plus departures to Amesville and Columbus. It notes social visits by Mr and Mrs Grim and others, a wedding announcement for Beulah Mills Quinn, and relatives attending services.
Curly Haired Five Year Old Becomes Romanian King
A five year old becomes nominal ruler of Romania after Ferdinand's death. The child, Michael I, is son of exiled Prince Carol and Princess Helen. A regency of three will govern in name while Premier Pratiany effectively leads. Ferdinand's burial is planned for Saturday at Curtea de Arges.
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Bucharest
Kingdom
Rumania
Carol
Helen
Michael I
Ferdinand
Premier Pratiany
Curtea de Arges
Antarctic Quiz Questions Challenge Pole History
A quiz asks ten questions on polar exploration and related figures. It covers Byrd plans, Amundsen and Scott roles, first sighting of Antarctica, 1909 pole proximity, Nobel prizes, Smithsonian founder, US ambassador to England, and typewriter speed records.
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Byrd
South Pole
Explorer
North
South Poles
Amundsen
Captain Scott
Antarctic Continent
Pole
Smithsonian Institution
United States
England
Dates for Spraying For Last Brood of Moths Announced
Ohio fruit growers face a large aphis moth problem this year with scab spores. The last moth brood is due to hatch, and spraying is planned July 19 to 26 in Ohio river counties. Entomologist T H Parks and county agent T H Johnson provided the dates, set by Culwright and Stearns. Farmers expect about half the usual apple crop without this pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio River
T. H. Parks
Ohio State Extension
T. H. Johnson
D. R. Culwright
L. A. Stearns
Ohio Experiment Station
Third annual scooter carnival set for this evening
The committee declares all is ready for the scooter carnival to be held at 6:15 PM on Lorene Avenue near East State Street, just west of the Children's Home. Students of the department of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Lorene Avenue
East State Street
Department of
Monocle Twins Lead City Carnival Among Races And Displays
Los Angeles twins Beth and Betty Dodge return from England with eyepiece collection and claim monocles are a science not a hobby. Mayor Moore orders street closure with police on duty for orderly crowds at the event. Carnival features pushmobile races for boys up to twelve, plus scooter, tricycle and kiddie events, though this year’s attendance is down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Betty Dodge
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Twins
England
Betty
Moore
Second annual popular event draws crowd for bike races
The event offers bicycle and roller shaking races for boys and girls and a slow bicycle race where the last finisher wins. Last year over 200 children attended, with many interested adults.
Recovery Report From Laurelville Road Accident
Latest advices from Cherrington hospital say Don ald Lanning of Athens county is making a satisfactory recovery from a fractured skull suffered in an automobile accident on the Laurelville road July 4. The skull fracture pressed on the brain and a trephining operation was performed. He regained consciousness after the operation, having been semi conscious beforehand.
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Cial
Cherrington Hospital
Donald Lanning
Athens County
Laurelville Road
Lanning
Berry Sales Boom In Local Market Amid Short Supply
Readable fragments show abundant berries selling at 60 cents per gallon in the city. One family reportedly picked twenty gallons and sold them at fifty cents per gallon, indicating high demand and limited supply this season.
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Eunice Bowers
J. S.ewell
Charlesto
W. Va
L. L. Desle
Leo Pierce
Post Office
Pierce
Quincy, Sil
Atwood Grim
Jerseyville
Charles A. Grim
South
Congess Street
Fred Ross
Harley
Cleveland
Athens
Chauncey Lummis
Richmoni, Va
S. C. Lummis
Grosvenor Street
Earl T. Dailey
Columbus
Dr. J. &. Biddie
Fred Ellis
Robert
Arthur
Amesville
Frank Ellis
Chesterill
Harry Ridgle
E. F. Black
Logan
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Edith Evans
Griffith H. Evans
Maple
Ood Drive
Oalder, Colo
Univrsity of Colorado
Ralph Wright
Harry Shirley
Toledo
Quinn
Charles Mills
Frosvenor Street
Beulah
Edward J. Quinn
J. P. Quinn
Northvenue
Newark
Newport, Ky
Edwin C. Kenny
Theormer
Royal Typewriters
Victor
Sanfords Inks
Dixon
Ticonderoga
Dennison
Arura Aie
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Majestic
Soncasey
New Jersey Zinc Cp
Athens Paint Supply
Columbia
Charlie Chaplin
Priscilla Dean
Viola Dana
Reading & Sells
Cray & Reading
N. Court St
Chauncey
Blackberries
Oxfords
Buckey YE Lake Park
Palais de Danse
Century Kings
Style Shop
Awvusr Choice
Salina
Txi
McHenry & Sister
Wooltex
Ken
Dottie
Wester Day
BY Taylor
Wat
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