Society Notes and Local Weddings Highlight Week
The Martzeilff class meets Friday at 7 30 in the First M E church with officer elections. Miss Beatrice Kinsel of Columbus visits her relatives on Oak Avenue. Various residents journey to Dayton, Huntington, and Columbus for family events and studies. A June trip to the East is planned for Mrs Beatty and Miss Grover. The Holmes Grover wedding occurs at the First M E parsonage. Sigma Beta Upsilon pledges Lambda Omega via OSU and UC chapters. Sanders and Clary wed in Athens office, now at home in Millfield.
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M. E. Church
Beatrice Kinsel
Granttal Nurses Training School
Jumbus
H. H. Kinsel
Avenue
Elizabeth Grover Mreatty
Maria Grover
Huntington
W. Va
H. W. Grover
East State Street
Poston
New England States
Go‘ng
Columbia University
Beatty
Miss Grover
Mrs. C. E. Sanders
Millfield
To Do Or Not To Do Akron Bible Reading Question
Akron Ohio on June 5 reports a renewed push to read the Bible in public schools. Forty seven uplift societies sent communications to the school board demanding reconsideration and reversal of the prior decision on compulsory Bible reading.
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Akron. O
Akron’'s Aid of Education
Court of Appeals Affirms Six Liquor Cases in Athens Session
The Court of Appeals for this district affirmed six liquor related verdicts and reversed one in a session at the Athens courthouse Wednesday afternoon. Sam Myers faced two $500 fines for possessing and selling liquor, with a third verdict for keeping an unlawful sale place reversed. Harry Millican of Athens had two cases affirmed, including a $500 selling whiskey fine and a $100 possession fine. Gordon Tolliver’s $500 possession fine in Magistrate Helwig’s court was affirmed, as was Joe Roebuck’s $100 possession fine in Trimble Mayor Johnson’s court. The panel consisted of Judges Middleton, Mauck, and Sayre.
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Sam Myers
Myers
Harry Millican
Athens
Millican
Common Pleas Court
Gordon Tolliver
Helwig
Joe Roebuck
Johnson
Trimble
Court of Appeals
W. H. Middleton
Waverley
R. J. Mauck
Iyalopolis
E. D. Sayre
Ulster Opposes Judicial Committee on Boundary Plan
Belfast officials resist Premier Ramsay MacDonald’s plan for a private council judicial committee to probe the legality of a commission to settle the Free State Ulster boundary dispute. General opinion holds Ulster will reject the committee’s decision even if the boundary commission is ruled constitutional.
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Belfast
Ulster
Ramsay MacDonald
Dr Thacher Liver & Food Syrup offered at no cost
Season of sluggish liver and clogged bowels prompts a free test of Dr Thacher's Liver and Food Syrup. Claims to cleanse tone strengthen digestion nerves blood purification and visible improvements in health with chain of local pharmacies distributing the product.
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Dr. Thacher
McKee Drug Company
Gibson Pharmacy
Athens
LeFavor
Woman fatally injured by car near Mason City hill
Mrs Denver Parry a 40 year old woman from Nelsonville was struck by a Buick as she walked into traffic near her home. The front wheel passed over her, breaking ribs and causing possible internal injuries. Witnesses blame the victim. the driver is said to be blameless. Parry, long ill, leaves a husband and two children.
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Nelsonville
Denver Parry
Mason City Hill
Buick
Murray City
New Woman Head Named for Republican Campaign
Cleveland June 5 Mrs A Hert of Kentucky widow of the late state Republican leader will head the women’s division of the 1924 campaign at Coolidge headquarters She succeeds Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio who has run the women’s division since Harding’s nomination in Chicago four years ago.
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Cleveland
A. Hert
Kentucky
Coolidge
Hert
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Harding
Chicago
Mellon Says Congress Has Right To Enact Bonus Law
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon asserted Congress has the legal right to enact the soldiers bonus law despite his personal opposition. He spoke as a defendant in a suit filed by Benjamin Catchings of New York seeking an injunction to block the bonus.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Benjamin Catchings
New York
Desertsion Divorce Filed by Willisons
A petition for divorce was filed Wednesday by Lillie Willison from Kerry C. Willison. Desertion is alleged in the petition. The couple were married January 30 1901 and have no children.
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Lillie Willison
Kerry C. Willison
Man Pleads Guilty on Child Support Case
Chauncey Dowler pleaded guilty to failure to support a non legitimate child when arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter. He received a $100 fine and 90 days in county jail, both suspended on condition he pays $15 monthly toward child support.
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Lee Dowler
Chauncey
C. H. Porter
Dowler
Labor Men Back Senator La Follette
Cleveland Ohio June 5 Political strategy of labor and farm leaders aims at independent presidential candidacy for Wisconsin Senator Robert M. LaFollette. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced unified support as its triennial convention resumes behind closed doors.
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Cleveland
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. P. Daugherty
Brotherhood
Epidemic sweeps small Ohio town in fatal outbreak
Yorkville O June v victims of a mysterious ptomaine poisoning epidemic. seven residents hospitalized in Martins Ferry with one death. Confectioner John Manarnas, 33, was found dead in bed. Physicians sent his vital organs to Wheeling for examination.
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Yorkville
Martins Ferry
John Manarnas
Wheeling
Baby Strangled by Bed Clothes In Ohio Home
Eunice Yost a one month old infant died in Bellaire Ohio after strangling by bed clothing at her parents home. Police say the device caused the fatal incident and no charges are specified. The tragedy occurred on June 5 in the family residence.
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Bellaire
Eunice Yost
Fortunate inheritance ties up Reynolds’s fate
Hollywood traffic officer Herbert R. Reynolds is rumored to have inherited 500000 from his Philadelphia father-in-law Mangus Brown. Reynolds, who recently separated from his wife, remains on duty directing traffic at Hollywood’s busiest corner.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Cal
Herbert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
Charles Knudson
Mangus Brown
Philadelphia
Brown
Herriot Touted as Premier Candidate in Paris
Paris June 6 Edouard Herriot the radical Socialist was formally suggested for Premier this afternoon by President Doumergue of the Senate after a meeting with President Millerand at the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Doumergue
Senate
Millerand
Eylsee _ Palace
Boy Scouts Help To Reduce Dayton Deficit
Dayton on June 6 reports civic groups and citizens trimming a $126000 budget deficit. Five hundred Boy Scouts donated one penny each, totaling 500 coppers handed to the city manager. Fire department members numbering 192 contributed $1 each, with the drive extending to the police department.
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Dayton
Fire Department
England builds world's largest radio station
A vast wireless station is under construction at Hilmorton near Rugby. The British Government will own it, with sixteen aerial masts nearly as tall as the Woolworth Building. It will enable direct communications to India and Australia.
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England
London
Hilmorton
Rugby
Woolorth
India
Australia
Deaths and Funerals Isaac A Miller 66
Isaac A Miller died at 1 o'clock this morning at 134 Second Street after a ten week illness. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at Central Avenue M E Church with burial at Weat Winton Street cemetery. He was born in Cutler and moved to Belpre then Athens, lived at the family home 19 years. Survived by widow, four children Bert C Harold A Archl ey L Ray J at home and sisters and brothers Betty Fish Lydia Meek Mary Brooks Tom Miller Wyatt Miller.
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Central Avenue M. E
Weat Winton Street
Cutler
Belpre
Athens
Bert C.harold A
Columbus
Arhley L
Chillicothe
Ray J
Betty Fish
Little Hocking
Mia
Lydia Meek
Whiting
Ind
Mary Brooks
Rockland
Tom Miller
Wyatt Miller
Brookville
1923 Belief Reverses Four-Leaf Clover Luck Theory
In 1923 observers reported a shift in superstition as belief grew that a four-leaf clover signals bad luck rather than good luck. The note highlights a change in local attitudes and folklore surrounding a once lucky plant.
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United States
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