Popular Couple Wed In Ohio Ceremony
Audra Maria Ludwick and Silas J. Biddison married at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. C. L. Strecker officiating. The couple, from Stewart, plan a September home in Stewart after a motor trip to Columbus Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
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Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
C. L. Strecker
Audra Maria Ludwick
Silas J. Biddison
Stewart
Myrtle M. Mitchell
Fred Sands
Ride
Thomas Biddison
Glouster
Sands-Biddison
Biddison
Columbus
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Nelsonville
Mitchell
Mr. Sands
Chamberlain’s Tablets Recommended for Bilious Attacks
A Pattonsburg Missouri resident reports relief from bilious attacks and chronic constipation after his wife used Chamberlain’s Tablets for about a year. The endorsement highlights rapid relief and long term benefits.
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Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Pattonsburg
Coal Field Complex Drains Vast Hocking River Area
Early pioneers explored the streams forming the Hocking river in Athens county. Monday Creek and Sunday Creek along with East Middle and West Branches drain Perry Morgan and Morgan counties. Coal mines line these tributaries and a 13 foot coal block was taken to the 1876 Centennial in Philadelphia.
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Hocking River
Athens County
Rush Creek
Hocking
Perry
Athens
Perry County
Sugar Run
Lost Run
Doris Run
Sand Run
Snow Fork
Brush Fork
Case Run
Morgan Counties
Morgan County
Moxahala
Centennial
Philadelphia
Trimble
Newman from Logan faces Athens Parkersburg game later
Harry Newman a Logan three letter athlete at Ohio University and student, was caught for Athens yesterday in the Parkersburg contest. Logan planned to come yesterday but secured a Parkersburg game and will visit later. Newman plans to teach and coach at Wellsville next year.
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Harry Newman
Logan
Ohio University
Athens
Parkersburg
Newman
Wellsville
Ohio
Obituary for Rosanna Weiss of Dutch Creek Community
Rosanna Weiss born May 12 1825 died July 20 1920 age 95. Wife of John Smith mother of seven. three generations of relatives survive including sister Mrs Sarah McHarg and daughter Mrs Gabriel South. Longtime Methodist member praised for patience faith and kindness in life and in death.
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Rosanna Weiss
Jacob
Rosanna Stalder Weiss
Switzerland
de Steiger
John Smith
Lydia Ann
Betsy
Hiram
Methodist Church
Sarah McHarg
Gabriel South
Lewis
Peter Smith
Deaths and Funerals: Hoyt Mansfield and Mrs Bircher Doanville
Hoyt Mansfield died at Logan hospital after a July 12 mine accident at Canaanville. His body was moved to Athens for services and burial remains at his home. He was 61. Mrs. Robert Bircher of Doanville died July 3 from paralysis. funeral at Doanville residence with Green Lawn interment. She was 62 and survived by husband and four children.
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Hoyt Mansfield
Canaanville
Logan Hospital
Athens
Hocking Valley
Canaanville Pike
Dowler
Charles DeWeese
Frank
Robert
Doanville
Jasper Long Dies at 78 at Pratt Street Home
Jasper Long aged 78 died this morning at 10 o clock at his Pratt Street home. Funeral services will be held at the Long home Sunday at 2 PM with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. He leaves a wife and two children Mrs Clara Love of Athens and Herbert Long of Nelsonville. Long was born in Canaan township and lived in Athens most of his life, working as a carrier for many years. He had been in failing health recently and was the last of his family, preceded by a daughter Myrtle in infancy.
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Jasper Long
Pratt Street
Long
West Union Street
Mr. Long
Clara Love
Athens
Herbert Long
Nelsonville
Canaan Township
Myrtle
Salvation meaning at Richland Avenue Church
A church talk addresses what the Bible means by salvation to a reader named Mr. Putnam at Richland Avenue Church, discussing faith and interpretation.
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Mr. Putnam
Richland Avenue Church
Democratic Club Elects IT Officers
The Athens Cox Roosevelt Club met in the Cornwell Building South Court Street and elected permanent officers led by President Dr Scott Allen and First Vice President Emmett Keenan The club reports nearly 500 members added and adopted a constitution and by laws. next Thursday will feature committee reports and a larger attendance.
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Athens
Cox- Roosevelt Club
Cornwell
South Court Street
Scott Allen
Emmett Keenan
Frank R. Gross
Henry Colins
Guy Carpenter
Frank P. Phillips
John Stauffer
Committee On
Athens Club
Great Bible Conference to Open Here
Athens welcomes C E Putnam of Moody Bible Institute Chicago for a two week series at M P Church Richland Avenue starting July 25 at 7 45 pm Free services with a final Sunday offering for Moody Bible Institute and additional offerings to cover conference costs Reverend William Genheimer invites all to attend with a possible outdoor talk from the church steps if needed
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Athens
C. E. Putnam
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Ill
M. P
Richland Avenue
Putnam
William Genheimer
M. P. Church
West Virginia Chemist Invents Disease Germ Squeezing Press
A West Virginia chemist pioneers a hydraulic press to kill disease germs in liquid foods by exposing them to high pressure ranging from 20 000 to 2 pounds per square inch, a method promising safer beverages.
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West Virginia
Results of Examination for Teachers in Athens County
The July 3 teachers examination in Athens County lists Elementary Certificates by examination and by years of training, with names such as Eva Gibson, Helen Haning, Dorothy Covert, Clar fece Daugherty, Tempie Glass, and Marie Harper. High School Certificates show one year and three year qualifiers, including Ralph Dinsmoor, Lois Glancy, Osa Wilcox, Dwight Barrows, and Audrey Mesighen, with renewals noted for several holders.
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Eva Gibson
Helen Haning
Dorothy Covert
Clarfece Daugherty
Tempie Glass
Marie Harper
Ruth Hursey
Nella A. Johnson
Hazel Jones
Jessie le Fever
Adeline Luther
Anna L. Martin
Ella V. Marrical
Della V. Marrical
Mary Matthewson
Glenna Penrod
Nettie Watkins
Mabel Matson
John Mourn
Elizabeth Murphy
Esther Saylor
John H.boraque
Ethel Steinmetz
Ray Strickler
Ralph Dinsmoor
Lois Glancy
Osa Wilcox
Dwight Barrows
D. I M. Bryson
Audrey Mesighen
Durward Skinner
Lucy Sutton
John M. Williams
Can You Be Christian and Do Many Arts at Church?
The note asks if a Christian may play cards dance attend theatre and perform other common church activities. It mentions hearing Mr Putnam at the M P in Church on Richland Ave inviting readers to consider these questions.
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Mr. Putnam
Richland Ave
Strikes Put Illinois Mines On Verge Of Closure
Springfield July 28 coal mine shutdowns loom as unions say every Illinois mine could close by Monday due to company men strikes. Frank Farrington of the Illinois Miners union says 25 000 to 30 000 miners are out of work and expects all company men to be out, threatening a total halt. He also seeks $8 a day pay for company men instead of the $6 daily award from the federal coal commission. The pause follows limited work weeks caused by a coal car shortage since the armistice.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Frank Farrinton
Illinois
Farrington
Federal Coal Commission
Ohio Electric workers back wage demands with return
J H McClure vice president of the Ohio Electric railway company returned demands for higher pay better working conditions and a closed shop from 1100 conductors and mayormen. He asked the men to extend the current wage agreement due to the company's financial condition. Union leaders said no action until after the Springfield executive committee meeting whose date is pending.
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Lima
J. H. McClure
Ohioelectric Railway Company
Ohio Electric System
Springfield
First Divorce Act In Ten Days Filed
Alma Vore filed a legal separation suit against Vint Vore in Athens county common pleas court alleging gross immorality. Married in 1911, they have a five year old son. She accuses him of consorting with other women. Minnie Love and Garnet Lyons are named in the complaint.
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Athens County
Common Pleas
Alma Vore
Vint Vore
Vores
Memorial fund to aid Ohio war trophies display
A memorial fund arising from the film The Making of a Nation will support an addition to Ohio’s war trophies at the Ohio Historical and Archaeological Museum on the University campus. Governor Cox announced the plan, noting Major Glenn turned over the fund after the 83rd division went to France. Former Governor Campbell proposed the use, and General Glenn approved the idea in a recent conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Historical and Archaeological Museum
University
Cox
Glenn
France
James B. Campbell
Paris Jeweler Markets Tiny Toe Ring Mounted Devices
Census reports describe a Paris jeweler crafting small toe mounted rings. The unusual pieces are advertised as discreet wearable devices suitable for fashion and novelty use.
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Paris
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