Bride Florence Burt Weds Orlan Houck in June Ceremony
Miss Florence Edith Burt became the bride of Orlan Gwenn Houck at the First Christian church in Athens. Rev. E D Murch officiated, with 18 relatives present at the home wedding on Palmer street. The couple plans a June 10 onwards honeymoon and will reside at 15 Palmer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Edith Burt
Orlan Gwenn Houck
E. D. Murch
First Christian Church
J. H. Burt
Palmer Street
Mildred Banks
Harry L. Fox
Minneapolis Minn
Organ Recital Tonight by Prof Kresge at First Methodist
Prof Allen R Kresge of the Ohio University School of Music presents an organ recital at 7:30 this evening at First Methodist Church. Soprano Miss Florence Hawkins assists. admission is free. Program features works by Bach, Strauss, Nevin, Hayden, Guilmant, Mozart, Wagner and Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen R. Kresge
School of Music
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
Florence Hawkins
Richard Strauss
Nevin
Hayden Air
Luncheon honors two brides to be and guests
Mrs. Roger J. Jones hosted a luncheon at 20 University Terrace for Mrs. John M. Williams and Miss Lucile Henry as part of wedding preps. The event for about 40 featured pink and white decor, bridal cards, roses, and out of town guests Mrs. D. M. Switzer, Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs. Harry Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Williams
Nelle Finsterwald
Lucile Henry
Russell Finsterwald
Roger J. Jones
Evan J. Jones
Roger Jones
University Terrace
Evans Jones
Williams
Jones
D. M. Switzer
Tom Jones
Columbus
E. J. Jones
Harry Bartlett
Chicago
I. L. Preston
Savage announce birth of son Robert Gwylian
Mr and Mrs Paul A Savage of 17 Palmer Street announce the birth of a son named Robert Gwylian born May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Savage
Palmer Street
Robert Gwylian
First M. E. Church Children Plan Friday Meeting
Local note: All primary department children meet at the church Friday afternoon at 3 30. Mr and Mrs Raymond Holland of Barberton return from a visit in Athens and New Marshfield. Reverend Ahlbrand and Mrs Hammadge dine with Mrs H Figley at Athens County Infirmary Chauncey. Frank Rauch travels to Magnetic Springs for an indefinite stay due to rheumatism. Mrs Harry Bartlett of Chicago visits Preston home. Wheeler Dew and Jane Dew graduate Athens High School class of 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Raymond Holland
Barberton
Athens
New Marshfield
Harry Bartlett
Chicago
F. L. Preston
Wheeler Dew
Jane
Athens High School
Bond couple return home after visit here
Mr and Mrs Elmer Bond of Columbus have returned home after visiting relatives and friends here. They were accompanied by family members and enjoyed their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bond
Columbus
Supreme Court retirements seen as looming in coming years
The article notes that two or three Supreme Court members may retire due to age within a year or two. It cites former Senator Ge or Ge Sutherland of Utah as a likely successor for a vacancy, describing Sutherland as a nationally respected lawyer and a close personal friend of President Harding in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Ge. Sutherland
Utah
Washington
Sutherland
Harding
These Girls Pass Test For Place In Ziegfeld Follies
The article notes a group of girls is tested for chorus girl roles in the Ziegfeld Follies. It describes the selection process and hints that the names are withheld to avoid singling out individuals.
Church groups plan meetings and a notes on local events
The Martzolff class of the First M E church plans its regular monthly social in the church parlors Friday at 7. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon in church parlors with a arranged program and urged attendance. Edwin Chubb, son of Acting President and Mrs. E D Chubb, has returned to Athens after teaching in Cadiz high school and will receive his Ohio University degree June 16.
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Athens High School
Ohio University
F. C. Stedman Co
H. E. Houck
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Athens
Thais Houck
Nellie Hall
Tuscola
Ill
Martzolff
First
M. E
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Edwin Chubb
E. D. Chubb
Court Street
Cadiz High School
Ohio
Kilkenny Fined for Illegal Liquor Transport at Carnival Site
Glouster Walter Kilkenny of Congo, owner of an Oakland touring car found near the street carnival grounds last Wednesday night, faced Mayor Wallace yesterday evening and was fined 300 dollars plus costs for illegally transporting liquor. He paid 200 dollars. the car remains as security for the balance. No additional charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kilkenny
Congo
Oakland
Wallace
Kilkenny
Lecture for Women and Girls at Church of Christ
Mrs Thomas of Springfield will deliver a health themed lecture for women and girls over 16 at the Church of Christ Friday at 7 30 p m. The event invites every woman and girl in the city to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
McCarty Family Moves to Columbus Home Leased
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McCarty and son Culver travel to Columbus to establish a new home as Mr. McCarty buys a residence there. The McCarty home on High street is leased to Jacob Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. McCarty
Culver
Columbus
Mr. McCarty
Capital City
McCarty
High Street
Jacob Paul
Glouster Puts Strict Emphasis On Open Cut-Out Rule
Glouster enforces a mis demeanor ordinance against driving with the car cut-out open. Officials warn drivers to close the cut-out or face fines. Akron couple announces birth of a son born last Wednesday, with Mrs. Morgan previously Miss Jennie Ellis of Glouster.
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Glouster
J. P. Morgan
Akron
Morgan
Jennie Ellis
Motorcycle Tour Planned Across Canada and West
Otis Vernon and Harold Elliott of this city plan a motorcycle trip into Canada visiting Des Moines Iowa and other western points before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Vernon
Harold Elliott
Canada
Des Moines
Iowa
Hatchery Receives 200 More Pheasant Eggs at Congress Run Farm
Deputy Game Protector B T Le Fever reports 200 additional pheasant eggs from the state game commission bringing the hatchery total to 600 eggs at his Congress Run farm. A further 300 eggs are due to arrive this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. le Fever
State Game Commission
Congress Run
Township Education Board to Hire Teachers at June 25 Meeting
The nimble township board of education will hire teachers at a June 25 meeting. For the just closed school year the board paid outside tuition totaling over $4000. Glouster and Jacksonville received the largest share at 3440, with the balance paid to Buchtel and Murray districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimble Township
Union Recognition Drive Shuts Local Brick Plants
A mass meeting at Lamborn grove chaired by Mayor Wallace led to forming a local brick workers branch of the United Brick Workers of America. Speakers included President Kasten and Vice President Hutson. The plants are idle as workers strike for union recognition, with an agreement reportedly tied to competitors' organization.
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Lamborn Grove
Wallace
Kasten
Hutson
United Brick Workers of America
Appointment of Frances M Kempton as Administratrix
Frances M Kempton appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Dexter M Kempton late of Athens county Ohio deceased dated May 26 1921 M Johnson Probate Judge of said county 6 26 70tw
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Frances M. Kempton
Dexter M. Kempton
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said
Athens Chamber of Commerce holds annual meeting
The Athens Chamber of Commerce annual meeting featured Secretary Manager C. H. Bryson's report and a strong address by Kennedy of the Parkersburg Board of Commerce on citizen duties. Officers elected include President T. W. Craig and Vice President F. L. Alder man with a focus on public welfare, rail and highway improvements, county health, and university support. Kennedy praised local effort and urged citizens to contribute to town, county, state, and nation.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Bryson
Athens
Kennedy
Parkersburg Board of Commerce
T. W. Craig
F. L. Alderman
M. Johnson
J. J. Schmidt
A. B. Roe
Carl Beasley
F. D. Forsyth
F. W. Bush
Mr. Kennedy
Bryson
America
Europe
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Athens County
Ohio
Congress
Ohio University
Floodwood
Cleveland woman appointed to Ohio industrial commission
Rose Moriarty of Cleveland was named by Governor Davis to the Ohio industrial commission becoming the first woman to hold a position on this commission or any similar body in the country. She has long led Republican affairs in Cleveland and the state. The post carries a $6,000 a year salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Moriarty
Cleveland
Davis
Ohio Industrial Commission
Miss Moriarty
Floodwood strike averted with mayor and chamber backing
Mayor Tom Roush receives credit for preventing the strike at Floodwood. The chamber supported eight miles of road to Glouster, the Jerseyville road, maintenance plans, and shelter construction at traction line stops. Legislative work by Mr. Ginnan is praised, and the chamber pledges continued countywide cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Roush
Floodwood
Glouseter
Jerseyville Road
Ginnan
Editorial Mood Shifts as Mothers-in-Law Gain Vote Status
The piece ponders changing social humor as mothers-in-law gain suffrage and editors show caution. It notes fewer jokes at their expense and questions whether editorial tastes or public sentiment are softening.
American Slain by Bandits Near Tampico in Mexico
American Buchanan was killed by Mexican bandits north of Tampico and another American wounded, reports reaching here indicate on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Buchanan
Tampico
Duke of Mars Engaged to Gladys Deacon
London announces the engagement of the Duke of Mars to Gladys Deacon daughter of the late Edward Parker Deacon of Boston. The announcement was made here today marking a royal match with ties to Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Mars
Gladys Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Bomton
Athens residents named in public notice
Orland G. Houck of Athens accounting and Florence Edith Pot Athens, Austin Stillwell of Floodwood deep sea diver, and Izetta Evans of The Plains are identified in a local notice listing individuals and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland G. Houck
Athens
Countant
Florence Edith Pot
Austin Stillwell
Floodwood Deep Sea
Izetta Evans
the Plains
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