Garden Party and Delt Banquet Highlight Ohio University News
Mrs. Arthur Boyles and others hosted a garden party on North Congress Street with electric lighting and porch dancing where Marjorie Boyles helped serve punch. A spring party at Professor Peckham's celebrated Zeta Theta Upsilon with roses and dancing followed by a Delta Tau Delta All-Ohio banquet in Columbus praising best attendance. Alumni and active members from Ohio University attended, tallying fifty two at the banquet and recounting notable speakers.
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Arthur Boyles
N. F. Myers
H. W. Grover
Phi Kappa Sigma
Boyles
Congress Street
Marjorie Boyles
Elizabeth Beatty
Maria Grover
H. H. Peckham
Zeta Theta Upsilon
Raymer McQuiston
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta
Chittenden
Columbus
Ohio
Beta
Athens
Bruce Bielaski
Frank Wielt
T. N. Hoover
H. C. Mardis
R. C. Hess
F. D. Moore
Carl Ramsey
Humphrey
Welsh
Cady
Herbert
Ansley
Bower
Beckwith
Burkett
Cameron
Nielson
Carpenter
Hamilton
Keplinger
Mardis
O’blenness
Chapman
van Atta
Hudson
Laverty
Jones
Lewin
Millikan
Moritz
O'Donnell
Poffenbarger
Robinson
Mullineaux
Stuart
McCord
Buck Bride Mabel Weds Philip F. Bush in Home Ceremony
Miss Mabel Buck daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buck of Guyville married Philip FE Bush at 8 last evening in the Buck home. Rev. O J Shoop officiated at the ceremony with Dr and Mrs Edward C Buck hosting. The bride wore white crepe de chine with satin ribbon net and carried pink roses lavender sweet peas and lilies of the valley. Bush is a student in the Ohio State University College of Engineering and member of Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi. They will reside with the Buck family.
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Mabel Buck
Harry Buck
Guyville
Philip’ FE. Bush
Highland
Edward C. Buck
Dennison Avene
O. J. Shoop
Third Ave. M. E. Church
Rush
College of Engineering
Ohio State University
Eta Kappa Nu
Tau Beta Pi
Recitals and Community Notices From Local Residence
At 61 Lancaster Street on Saturday pupils performed in the third spring recital with names like Helen Bates Christine Courtney Bernice Davis and more. Other items list prior recitals attendees births travels college activities and visits of local residents and families including Phi Delta Theta auxiliary meeting and W C T U Flower Mission at the Presbyterian church.
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William Blackburn
Lancaster Street
Helen Bates
Christine Courtney
Ecossassin
Caprice Vennois
Bernice Davis
Frank Farrell
Anna Dishong
Cherry Blossom
Thelma Bingman
Valise Capirice
Eleanor Garrett
Pauline Swanson
Helen Cross
Frma Wharton
Lovella Porter
Wyona Gardner
Reba Hewett
Mabel Joseph
Katharine Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Katharine
Eveleth Atkinson
Kenneth Musser
Earl Cooley
Emma Morton
Eva Nagle
Christine Porter
Forrest Atkins
Doris Kenney
Edith Nell Greenawalt
Margaret Gorham
Thora Olson
Edward Rosser
Beatrice Daugherty
Phi Delta Theta
West Mulberry Street
Sousa's Nemesis 1 Cal Cut Gl
When John Philip Sousa plans retirement a younger Philip rises. Robert Philip Carpenter at six directs a 60 piece Pueblo Colorado band formed by Lake View and Carlile school pupils.
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John Philip Sousa
Philip
Robert Philip Carpenter
Pueblo
Colo
Lake View
Carlile
Births and travels noted in local notices
Mr and Mrs Harr Ashworth announce the birth of a ten pound baby on Sunday June 3 Mrs Ashworth formerly Miss Marie Cush of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Park Collier with son Joe and daughter Elizabeth of Bid ney spent time with friends in Athens Collier a Ohio University graduate to enroll his son next fall at his alma mater Judge and Mrs A B Bethel traveled to Columbus for the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Bethel 70 widow of Joshua Bethel brother of Judge Bethel Attorney S S Shafer of Canton spent the weekend with his parents on West Mulberry street
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C. N. Mackinnon
Sleepy
Minn
R. C. Smith
Mackinnon
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
George Reynolds
Athens
North High Street
Harr
Ashworth
Hudson Avenue
Marie Cush
Nelsonville
Park Collier
Joe
Elizabeth
Bidney
Collier
Bethel
Columbus
Elizabeth Bethel
Joshua Bethel
Judge Bethel
Marietta News Briefs From Glouster and Nearby Areas
Glouster superintendent and family and friends visit Marietta while local residents report hospital plans and marriages. J W Davis heads to Columbus for surgery with Dr Denford present. James Richards and Lucile Candon wed in Newport Kentucky last September. Richards now in Akron with wife in city home. Also notes: A H James returns to Cleveland, Mrs Davis mourned, and local ordinances curb wagon bed shipments. Disorderly conduct at opera house leads to fine. Goldberg Bros executive in Cincinnati on business. Locals visit Canton and Benton Illinois relatives.
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J. W. Davis
Grant Hospital
Columbus
W. G Denford
James Richards
Akron
J. A. Richards
Lucile Candon
Mt. Vernon
Newport
Three Die After Car Plunges From Embankment in Vermont
In Weathersfield Vermont a car careened into a fence and plunged sixty feet into the Connecticut River killing three occupants early today. The incident prompted emergency responders and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Weathersfield
Connecticut River
Highlanders band to play in Athens Tuesday and Wednesday
American Legion members plan final arrangements at an evening meeting in the Episcopal church basement. Ex service men are invited to attend as the Highlanders band is scheduled to perform in Athens on Tuesday and Wednesday at seven o clock.
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American Legion
Highlanders
Athens
Episcopal Church
Athens to have water shut off Tuesday morning
Service Director Williams announced water will be off Tuesday forenoon June 5 in parts of Athens including East Union from College Street east, University Terrace, Park Street, East and West Mulberry, South Court from President Street south, Race, Wolfe, McKinley and South Stewart. Valve work on East Union main causes suspension. water expected back by about 9 AM.
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Williams
East Union
College Street
University Terrace
Park Street
Mulberry
South Court Street
President Street
Race Street
Wolfe Street
McKinley Avenue
South Stewart Street
East Union Street
New 4000 Pound Demolition Bomb Shown in Washington
In Washington on June 4 a 4000 pound bomb touted as the largest in the world was exhibited. It lay 19 feet deep with a five foot rim, displacing over 1000 cubic yards of material as the newest deadly weapon of destruction.
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Washington
Air Service
Britain Declines New War Debt Concessions
London reports that Great Britain will not concede further on war debt cancellations beyond Bonar Law’s January proposals and will skip participation in the Franco-Belgian Brussels conference. A general Ruhr reparations talk could trigger Britain’s participation if a full conference is convened.
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London
France
Belgium
Great Britain
A. Bonar Law
Paris
Foreign Office
Brussels
Poincare
Theunis
Supreme Court invalidates California unclaimed deposits law
The Supreme Court declared invalid a California statute that takes for the state use bank deposits unclaimed for 20 years when depositors are unknown except by name and unlocated.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
California
Brooks pleads guilty to concealed weapon charge near San Toy
Charles Brooks, arrested Sunday by Constable Mariner near San Toy, charged by Pearl Allman, pled guilty at an arraignment before Magistrate Helwig. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and will arrange payment. Punta Arenas, Chile, is cited as the southernmost town in the world.
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Charles Brooks
San Toy
Mariner
Brooks
Pearl Allman
Helwig
Punta Arenas
Chile
Keeping rust off knives with fat and paper
Instructions advise rubbing blades with mutton fat or vase line and rolling in brown paper before storage to prevent rusting.
Ohio wreck probe absolves railroad in fatal Columbus crash
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad was absolved of blame for derailing a passenger train after it struck an automobile at a crossing near Columbus Ohio on March 30. Eight people died and 48 were injured. The report was released by W P Borland director of the interstate commerce commission bureau of safety.
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Washington
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St. Louws Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Comission Today
W. P. Borland
Commision
Bureau of Safety
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Frank Bean
Lewis Ludwick
Stewart
Ray Marquis
Ch.ldren
Canaanville
Ernest Conkey
Virgil
Vernon
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E. N. Phillips
Delaware
William Maxwell
I. W. Hixson, Jr
Catlettsburg, Ky
M. Hixson
Chauncey
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Sharpsville
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Bumgardner
Donald Owen
Springfield
Sousa
Glouster
W. N. Hartley
Vern
Lathrop
Grace Baird
Jacksonville
Sally Allison
Amesville
Marietta
A. H. James
Cleveland
Williame James
Mr. James
A. H. Drake
Hamden
E. H. Fletcher
J. W. Yaw
Virgil Yaw
Adamsville
Opera House
Will Stiers
Adolph Goldberg
Goldberg Bros
Cincinnati
William Deal
Dias
Marianna
Ed Harry
Canton
Barbot
Flivver
Georges Barbot
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Chicago
Clara Phillips
Hammer-Slayer
Etta Mary Jackson
Capun
New Or
Ukelules
Parker Ba
Logan’s Book Store
Shellman
Pickering
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