Married in Methodist parsonage on North College
Society notes report the wedding of Henry Jenkinson of Pomeroy and Auguste Oliver of Nelsonville at the Methodist parsonage 25 North College Street with ring ceremony conducted by Dr. Daniel McGurk. Other items note birthdays, visits, and travels of local residents including Betty Bolin and Kathryn Finsterwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Parsonage
North College Street
Henry Jenkinson
Pomeroy
Auguste Oliver
Nelsonville
Daniel McGurk
Majestic Theater
Cline
Betty Bolin
South Congress Street
Maurine Cornwell
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Louise Wharton
Mary Jo Twiss
Ellen Biddle
Helen Jones
Marian Pierce
Adrian Wells
Lorene Rhodehever
Jimmy Brown
Junior
Lee Moorhead
John Phillips
Tom Biddle
Free Rides Not Safe for All on Highways
Ohio automtive officials warn motorists to avoid picking up strangers along highways. Secretary Charles Jones says the youthful urge to hitch rides mirrors old horse and buggy days, but risks include robbers and reckless drivers. The call urges drivers to protect themselves and passengers rather than offer free rides.
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Lucile Hunter
Warren
Arthur Hunter
Kern Street
Jesse L. White
Columbus
Ohio State
Bile Association
Athens
Louis Sebolt
Co-eral
Jumbus
Augusta Smith
New
Rex
Dalel
Tulsa
Okla
Anna Belle Kinsey
Kan
Frank Hamilton
Richard Temple
Jacob F. Shuler
South Webster approves long term lighting franchise
The South Webster village council approved a twenty five year electric lighting and power franchise for Harmon and Fred Simmering, set rates for service, and a ten year street lighting contract. The Simmering brothers will sell plant and distribution to Hocking Power Co, which will upgrade the wiring system and connect to a new high power line to Harbison-Walker mine, aiming to complete work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
South Webster
Harmon
Fred Simmering
Simmering
Hocking Power Company
Harbison-Walker
Women to Show Fancy Work at Athens County Fair
Plain and fancy needlework will be exhibited by women at the Athens county fair August 21 to 27. Mrs O D Dales, superintendent, says embroidery tatting crochet knitting and needlecraft will be shown. Entries close August 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
0 D Dales
Canning
Settles Dispute With Shooting In Mexico City
In Mexico City Deputy Jose Alvarez shot and killed Senator Hernan dez Galvan settling a political dispute late last night. Judge Salcedo, amid the fighting, accidentally killed a bystander. No arrest had been reported for Alvarez early today.
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Mexico City
UPS
Jose Alvarez
Hernandez Galvan
Salcedo
Second Penal District
Alvarez
Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy Ad
The ad promotes Kerker's remedy to lessen hay fever before it starts. Sold on a guarantee basis by Mc Kee Drug Store in Athens Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville and by other good drug stores. An ounce of prevention is emphasized as worth a pound of cure.
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Kerker
McKee Drug Store
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Good Drug
Scoutmasters Plan New Athens County Scout Camp Near Stewart
Scoutmasters Rey Dupler and Will Silvas along with assistants Jack Preston and Harold Geiseke inspected Camp Cope Land near Stewart where the Athens county Boy Scout camps will be held. The site on Dr. T. A. Copeland’s farm features Beech and Coconut springs, five large tents, tiling, and extensive woods ideal for activities. Two camp periods begin August 23 and seven days apart, with about forty cotess ordered. Leaders urge all county troops to participate and coordinate with local leaders for access by motor car and frequent parental visits to boost interest in scout work.
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Dupler
Silvus
Jack Preston
Harold Geiseke
Cope-Land
Stewart
Athens County
T. A. Copeland
Athens
Rey Dupler
Will Silvas
King of Crooks Leaves Chicago Underworld Head Vanishes
Scar fare Al Capone, feared Chicago underworld king, disappeared today amid murder charge dismissal. After months of search he surrendered and was arraigned, then released for lack of sufficient evidence. In related news, the U.S. faces a forecasted $600 million loss in foreign bar sales this year if declines persist.
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Chicago
Scarfare al" Capone
Wiliam H. McSwiggzin
Capone
Washington
U.R
United States
Commerce Hoover
Unsightly blotches aided by LOSKA remedy
Advert for LOSKA claiming to remove facial marks and skin blemishes including salt rheum scrofulous sores pimples and tetter. States product contains no animal poisons and offers mail order or drugstore purchase from The Ry-Toff Co Lowell Mass with 40 cent price.
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Loska
Evzeme
Ry-Toff Co
Ave. Lowell
Mass
Catholic groups blamed for secret meetings in homes
In Mexico City on July 30 Vettee officials report Catholic groups meeting in private homes and allege arms are hidden in houses. Editor Antonio Zuni of El Farol a minor Catholic biweekly has been arrested and charged with treasonous writings.
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Mexico City
Antonio Zuni
el Farol
Doubt over French trip unsettles American Legion plans
Indianapolis reports doughboys worry about Paris reception if the United States is insulted during the proposed 30 000 strong reunion. Older Legion members fear possible French hostility and the impact on morale if the gathering proceeds without improved sentiment within the coming year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
France
United States
Paris
Monterey Rumor Links McIntyre Couple to Aimes Shack
Monterey police chief and local residents identify Mr and Mrs George McIntyre as Kenneth G Ormiston and Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson after sightings of a missing shack near Carmel by the Sea. Witnesses deliver stories of photo identifications and recovered items while Dame Rumor persists on the favored tale.
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Ginally
Garwood
Ifle
Monterey
Chic Gabrielson
McIntyre
Carmel
Ernest Renkert
Harold Swansor
Reng, Kline
Consolidated Press
Calif
Agua Prieta
Paris
California
Aimee
Anseles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ten Table Bridge
Probe reveals vote buying in Senate inquiry
Chicago reports the first probe trial cites $6000 paid for political support. Subpoenas issued for Charles Scendry of the Foreign Voters League and Phillip Hitchcock with others unnamed. The same dispatch notes a Caribbean storm wreck injuring ships and fifty bodies recovered, plus an elephant incident near Simla.
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Chicago
Apfenty
Senate Inc
Timothy McCarthy
East St. Louis
Charles Scendry
Foreign Voters” League
Heat
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Kathryn Finsterwald
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking Street
Grace
Virginia
Finsterwald
Ironton
Dow
Junior Bridgewater
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
Chauncer
Harry Kerns
Jimmy
Ruth van Dyke
Mary Ellen Calentine
Doris Eloise Finsterwald
L. B. McCune
Mary
M. F. McCune
Sein
C. D. Glauque
Field Scott
Miss Marcia
Esther Harris
Richlanda
Scott
J. M. Higgins
Louisville
Stanley Dugan
San Juan
Cali
Doctor Dugan
Ohio University
Ohio
McConnelsville
Wilbur B. Imes
R. P. Imes
Charles Bardin
Sam EK
Burson
Paul Keever
el Dorado
Arth
John Gist
Jean Gist
C. D. Gist
Miss Dorothy
Gist
C. T. Moore
Grace Addis
Winchester
Alma Edenfeld
Dayton
Auto Clubs
Logans
Thase
Cahigaat
Brunswick
Seville
Parker
Fai
Camp Cope-Land
King OF Crooks
U. S
Chas, C. Millikan
Masonic Building
Rey
Great Britain
America
Lash's Drug Store
Geo H Weiching
Cook County
Ree
NEW Trnbk
General Motors
Stock Exchange
Yeaterday
Motors
Boyer
Hunt Don
Toledo
Dirk Hunt
Cleveland
Herve Fisterebt
Joe Gans
Blackwell
Han Shack
Ori
Santo Domingo
Calcutta
Simla
Police
S. K. Mardis
Ss. K. Mardis
General Revenue Fund
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, O
Furnishing CO
New Jersey
Prestons
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