Local News Briefs From Athens and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Reading unite in marriage at Indianola Christian church in Columbus with Rev W B Walker officiating. The couple will reside at 35 Franklin Avenue. Athens visitors include Hubert Welsch of Brandott Michigan and H H Haning returning to Athens to consider making it home. Frances Steimmeyer of Columbus on vacation visiting friends in Athens and New Marshfield. A group including C C Millikan, Prof Allen R Kresge, Prof O C McClure and Clarence Robinson plan a Cheat River fishing trip in West Virginia. Mrs H I Atkinson returns from a two week motor trip with her son Merrill Atkinson, visiting Myrtle Beach Richmond Yorktown and James Town. T A Conland moves to 63 Morris Avenue from Stewart farm. George Whipple and party plan a Columbus trip with Mrs Whipple’s mother Mrs Mary Whipple then to Western Springs. Richard Whipple returns from Columbus. Howard Wood Toft family rest travels include Lexington Owensboro Louisville and sites in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceed
Columbus
M. Baughman
Ianklin Avenue
W.A
Reading Dry Goods and
North Court Street
Indianola Christian Church
W. B. Walker
Mos Reading
Franklin Avenue
H. H. Haning
Ohio University
Dayton
Athens
Frances Steimmeyer
Col Columbus
Baker Cafeteria
New Marshfield
C. C. Millikan
Allen R.kresge
O. C. McClure
H. I. Atkinson
Merrill Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
Myrtle Beach
Richmond
Yorktoun
Jamestown
George Whipple
Mary Whipple
Howard $ Wood
Lexington
Qwensboro
Louse
Louisville
Wood
Edward Jennings
H. ©. Shirley
Marietta
Marieta
Lrnetr
Charles Edward
Miss Almalowe
Sarah Linchcome
Jennings
George Pennell
South College Street
Grosvent Euests
Hamer Olver
Detroit
Mich
Willian Mi
Darrel Kenney
Hahn
Currier Street
Jacob Hahn
Aura Mary
Jin Primbie
E. R. Nelson
Palmer Street
A. B. Wingett
Theoore H. Wingett
Gallup
New Mexico
Katherine Wig
John R. Sprague
Cin
Yellowatone National Park
Morris Avenue
Columbus Home High School
Mary Elizabeth Hughes Weds John Edward Rose Saturday
Mary Elizabeth Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert R Hughes, and John Edward Rose, son of Mr and Mrs Robert S Rose, wed at the First Presbyterian church with a small family attendance. The couple plan a honeymoon in Northern Michigan and Wisconsin before settling at 44 Samson avenue Athens natives both attended Ohio University with sorority and fraternity affiliations. Out of town guests included Miss Margaret Hughes and Miss Frances Leahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Robert R. Hughes
Morns Avenue
John Edward Rose
Robert
S. Rose
North
Lancaster Street
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Frankie Weaver
Pomeroy
J. Ernest Algeo
Mariana Bing
Clay Milar
Anna May Fenzel
Margaret Laverty
Miss Weaver
Mr. Rose
Michigan
Wisconsin
Samson Avenue
L. W. Connett and Sons
Athens
Ohio University
Chi Omega Sorority
Ihi Kappa Tau
Margaret Hughes
Frances Leahy
Cleveland
Local Notices and Social From Athens County Area
Dinner honors Hatters birthday with many guests including Mrs. Ann Pasley Mrs. Ann Phillips and Mr John Lewis in Amesville and Mt Vernon visitors Mr and Mrs A P Lin gcott. Game Protector Harry Dalton Athens township constable and new Athens county fish and game warden born 1882 details of early career and family. Dalton was appointed to fill an unexpired term and later elected to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webb
Brown Avenue
Hatters
Ann Pasley
Ann Phillips
John Lewis
Misa Matte Brigges
Ironton
Charles Carpenter
Kathryn
Charles
Fred Webbson
Fred
Chester Leighttritz
Harry Dalton
Athens Township
Athens County
East State Street
Athens Cis
Tet Telephone Company
Yeas
1 Stedlman Company
Lostros Garize
Walsh Electric Camping
Mrutchens
Music Instruction Athens Men Ghosew and Rifle Tryouts
Music instruction in Athens public schools will be directed by the Ohio University College of Education for the first time this year. Two instructors will join the school music department, with Dorothy Hughes of Bedford, Indiana, to teach elementary music and dental instruction for the department. A high school music supervisor will be hired later. At Camp Perry Ohio National Guard officers and men will try out for the U.S. rifle team August 12. Fourteen picked from the 100 and 150 field units will compete for a state team to represent Ohio at national matches here next month.
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Athens
Ghosew
Ohio University College of Education
T. C McCracken
Ore
Dorothy Hughes
Bedford
Indiana
New York University
Drrug
McLaren
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
U. Bng
One
Staty Sith
Infantry
Spencrr Steinhoff
Lancaster
Bert M. Barnes
Clifford A. Huggins
Malcolm Mills
Robert Loveless
Marysville
John KL. Hayward
Marysside
One Hundred and Forty-seventh Infantry
Perry D. Suingler
Xenia
Eugene Ashenhurst
Arthur W. Yates
Manchester
Charles A. Gravenhemper
Cincinnati
Rank L. Willams
Hamilton
Arnold H Rether
Esther Q. Stroube
Columbus
Charles Gusman
Circlesile
Youth Shot by Officer in Light Quarrel in Toledo
In Toledo on July 23 Pi-Lyman Shaw a 16 year old youth was accidentally shot through the right shoulder by a detective during police attempts to quell an argument between occupants of two cars both driving through a stop light. Two girls and two youths were arrested as bystanders joined the melee and fled before police arrival.
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Toledo
Pi—Lyman Shaw
Shaw
Bride Elect Much Feted by Pre Nuptial Social Events
Bride to be Gallagher receives a flurry of nuptial gatherings with bridge parties and showers hosted by Mary and Regina Mulligan and Mrs. Michael Hillis at 1 Palmer street. Clara Cavanaugh hosts a dinner and shower in Zaleski, while Miss Gallagher’s Monday eve party at 95 Morris Avenue completes a sequence of social events.
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Mary
Regina Mulligan
Michael Hillis
Palmer Street
Miss Gallagher
Luciel Boden
Mary Devlin
Jean Finaterwald
E. S. Finsterwald
Clara Cavanaugh
Zaleski
Morris Avenue
Banco
Bridgie Gallagher
Paul Shaw
Bring Davidson Back to Home From Hospital
Ralph Davidson, severely injured in an automobile accident three weeks ago, has returned to his parents’ home on North Congress Street after a Mercy hospital transfer in a Dowler ambulance. He is partially paralyzed due to spinal cord injury and will remain under care of Dr. Mary Beatty.
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Ralph Davidson
Bart Davidson
Congress Street
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Dowler
Davidson
Mary Beatty
Cruzen’s
Newark
Buckeye Lake
Wright Penrod Dies at Fisher After Heart Trouble
Wright Penrod, 62, died suddenly at 1 p m yesterday at his Fisher home from heart disease. Funeral at 1 p m Monday at Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville where he was an elder. Burial in West Enion Street Cemetery. Former Trimble resident, miner and long time superintendent Chauncey. he had farmed for RIX years. Survived by widow, a son and a daughter from a former marriage.
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Wright Penrod
Fisher
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
West Enion Street
Penrod
Trimble
Ary Chauncey
Fisher| Rix
Mrs Had Hibbard Dies in Waterloo Ohio
Mrs Lydia Adena Hibbard 65 wife of Hadley Hibbard longtime Athens county surveyor died of heart disease at her Waterloo township home Friday evening after a period of failing health Funeral services were set for 2 pm at the residence burial in Hebbardsville cemetery Survived by husband and two sons George and Paul Athens Company T 166th division Ohio National Guard arrived in Athens on a special train after encampment at Camp Perry Captain Thearle W Shafer commanded the 60 men
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Lydia Adena Hibbard
Hadley Hibbard
Athens County
Waterloo Township
Hebbardsville
George
Paul
Athens Company T
Ohio National Guards
Athens
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Thearle W. Shafer
Former Students Here Pass Bar Examination
Among 383 law graduates who passed the state bar on June 26 and 27, two former Ohio University students were successful. Byron Dwight Blair of Chillicothe, Phi Delta Theta, and Janes A Nolan of Bethesda, Lambda Chi Alpha, were named by the State Supreme Court. Nolan edited the Green and White campus paper. More than 280 of 604 examinees failed. Oath of office will be administered in Columbus near Week 1 by Chief Justice Carington T. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Supreme Court
Byron Dwight Blair
Chillicothe
Phi Delta Theta
Janes A Nolan
Bethesda
Lambda
Chi Alpha
Nolan
Green and White
Columbus
Carprington T. Marshall
Ohio Transit appeals to Supreme Court over bus order
The Ohio Transit Company, operating a Lancaster to Athens bus line, appealed to the state Supreme Court seeking review of a May 3 order by the Public Utilities Commission that requires the company to resume using seven passenger buses on its route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Transit Company
Lancaster
Athens
Supreme Court
State Utilities Commission
Champion Teacher Drowned in East Champion Teacher Drowned in East
ABRINGEPORT July 28 UP Miss Dora Headinsky 24 of Belmont County drowned while bathing in Croton Lake New York yesterday. Parents notified today Headinsky known locally as Belmont County's Champion Teacher led a group of scientists and students at Florence during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Headinsky
Croton Lake
New York
Meadinsky
Belmont County
Florence
Want Coulter to Return to Local Charge
Invitation extended to Rev. C B Coulter, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Athens, to return next year as minister after completing his second year. Similar invitation to Rev. M J Holcombe, district superintendent. Action taken before the annual conference, to be held in September at Springfield, marking the first unification of Ohio conferences.
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C. BT. Toulter
Athens
Coulter
M. J. Holcombe
Springfeld
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Kansaaily
Vision to Joy: Eye Exam and Custom Glasses Offered
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Hubert Welsch
Brandott, Mich
Jacksonville
T. A. Concland
Stewart
L O. Weser
Anna Marguerite
Mt. Vernon
A. P. Linegcott
Amesville
Jana
G. QO. Linscott
Pon Steenrod
Ralph ;Steenrod
Detroit, Mich
H. L Steenrod
Mil Street
Bert Barnes
Clifford
Kent
Ath
Huggins
Ens
Marcelling
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Cullums’ Studio
S Court St
Potorg
W.B. Drake
DRY Cleaners
W. State St
A. M. Rulofson
Dorothy McCormick
Phin Guthrie
Cecil Lucas
Coluabus
Rulofsons
J .B. McCormick
George W Partlowe
Virginia Partlowes
Tulsa
H. Detce
Partlowe
Tulsa Business ‘College
Virginia
Exchange Eee National Bank of Tulsa
D. A. Bardinac
Partione
Alice
Daniel, Jr
Magnetic Springs
George Troyer Koch
Ison Junior
Shreveport
Homer J. Cooksey
South Court Street
Koch
Grace
Spring
Helen M. Tucker
Frank H. Cross
Helen
Florence Cross
A. E. Whaley
Harolttang
William
St Clair
Don Millikan
Lakewood
Janice Turnbull
Milkan
Claude Chase
Pearl W. Chase
Hazel Miller
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone National Pub
California
Fred McKay
Stanley Mauck
Plaster
Paris
Had Hibbard
Waterloo
Company L
Mr. Before and After
W. M. Cray
F. M. Hutchinso
Nelson Block
Athens, “O
Duyolamu
East
Athens Methodist
Pues
Hia
B. M. Covert
Optometrise
Enor
Bellabia
Majestic Electric Radio
Radio World
G. W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Berry Hotel
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