Shower For Newlyweds Praised In Columbus Wedding
Mrs H T Mulligan hosted a kitchen shower on Jerseyville road complimenting newlyweds Mr and Mrs Dale Hart who wed in Columbus on May 26 Bride Agatha Bridwell, now Mrs Hart, is a former John Hancock graduate and Athens County teacher. Dr and Mrs Skinner and Miss Dorothy Skinner traveled to Pittsburgh after showing family vacation films.
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Dale Hart
Columbus
H. T. Mulligan
Jerseyville Road
Agatha Bridwell
Mulligan
John Hancock High School
Ohio University
Athens County
Hart
Lewis Harra
Charles Edward Skinner
Dorothy Skinner
Pittsburgh
John V. Wood
Nelsonville
Athens
Florence Wood
Wood
Harris Wood
Harvard School of Business Administration
Cambridge
Mass
Lillie Class Hosts Social and Guests at Athens Meeting
Lillie class of the Christian church met at 74 May avenue with 23 members. Miss Louisa Steele presided as president, a deficiency fund pledge was made, and a picnic with guests was planned for next month. Prizes were won in social hour games as Mrs. Alice Heck and Miss Angie Ballard received awards.
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Lillie
The
Christian Church
Dorothy Sprague
May Avenue
Louisa Steele
Alice Heck
Angie Ball
Mary Virginia ‘Russell
Heith Meade
Etta Foster
Mace Family Visits Daughter-in-Law in Lancaster
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mace of Zal eski spent Tuesday and Wednesday with their daughter-in-law Mrs Gertrude Mace and daughters Virgene and Doris at 14 North Lancaster Street Delaware county notes.
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George M. Hickle
Lancaster
Athens
Ohio University
A. T. Mace
Zaleski
Gertrude Mace
Virgene and
Doris
North
Lancaster Street
Mrs Stephenson and children visit Murray City kin
Mrs. G. E. Stephenson with two children Mary Jo and Garry spend the week in Murray City visiting her mother Mrs. J. M. Phelps and sister Mrs. Alice Andrews.
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G. E. Stephenson
Mary Jo and
Garry
Murray City
J. M. Phelps
Alice Andrews
Miss Dorothy McVay Visits Then Heads to Bridgeport
Miss Dorothy Anne McVay, after visiting her parents at 158 North Lancaster Street, leaves for Cleveland to see sister Miss Mary Elizabeth McVay and then to Bridgeport to resume work with a bonding firm. Ruth Jones hosted a two table bridge gathering for Miss McVay, her cousin, and Miss Luella Barnhill. Ruth Standard Bearers will meet.
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H. R. McVay
Lancaster Street
Cleveland
Mary Elizabeth McVay
Cleveland High School
Miss McVay
Bridgeport
Bride Lola MecMeen Weds Ernest Kingsley in Ames Township
Miss Lola I MecMeen a Hamilton teacher from Ohio University married Ernest R Kingsley a Research worker with the Scientific Equipment Co New York City The ceremony was at the manse conducted by Rev Dr A Y Wilcox They will reside at 70 Morningside Drive New York City Attending were Ruth McMeen D M Clutter Eula Smith and the Condes from Durban Natal South Africa The Cortes will travel to Canada before returning home
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Ohio University
Ernest R. Kingsley
Scientific Equipment Co
New York City
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Kingsley
East
University Court
Morningside Drive
Bellingham
Wash
Ruth McMeen
R. M. Clutter
D. M. Clutter
Eula Smith
Charles A. Cone
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Frank W. Cone
Franklin Avenue
Julia Cone Mingus
Millfield
Old Home Farm
Ames Township
Canada
Becks Plan Thursday Trip to England to Visit Sister
Mr and Mrs Thomas Beck depart Thursday for England to visit his sisters. Beck arrived in America twenty two years ago and this will be his first trip back home.
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Mrs. Thomas Beck
England
Mr. Beck
America
Birth Announced for Daughter of Vercoes at Franklin Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Vercoe of 95 Franklin Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, June. The notice records the new arrival and parental details with no further specifics.
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Leo Williams
Jerseyville
Thon
Paul Eugene
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Vercoe
Franklin Avenue
Golden wedding celebrated by Robinsons at Trimble home
Mr and Mrs John W Robinson marked their 50 years of marriage with a family gathering at their Trimble home last Sunday. The couple spent most of their married life in Trimble where Robinson is the village smithy. A noon dinner followed decorations with flowers and guests from multiple towns attended.
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Walter Robinson
Max
George Kail
Joan
Clifford Cook
Hila Jean
Patsy Ann
Betty
W. B. Englander
Columbus
Loren Holmes
Elizabeth
Grace Ann
Jacksonville
W. EE. Guinsler
Davis Files Glouster Petition for Corporation Clerk Nomination
John R. Davis, a Republican, has filed a petition for the nominations for corporation clerk, subject to the August election. The notice indicates the candidate aims for the clerical city post and outlines filing implications.
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Glouster
John R. Davis
Primary fields shift as candidates file petitions
The only Republican to file a petition for the office remains in, while Hugh Gormley who sought the Democratic councilman nomination has withdrawn. Seven Democrats still vie with six to be chosen, and at least one more Democrat is expected to file. Filing time ends Friday.
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Hugh Gormley
Vacation Bible School Opens in Glouster
The Daily Vacation Bible school starts well in Glouster. Children aged 4 to 18 are welcome to attend from 9 30 to 11 15 each morning.
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Glouster
City invites bids to pave five streets this month
Bids for paving five Glouster streets are due by noon Saturday June 18. Materials sought include brick and concrete for Fairview avenue Hill street Cross street Dew street and Front street.
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Glouster
Fairview Avenue
Hill Street
Cross Street
Dew Street
Front Street
Kiwanis Winners Pay Dinner After Attendance Contest
In Glouster on Tuesday the Kiwanis club attendance contest nearly kept losers from the meal as winners would pay. At the meeting half finished the losers arrived and settled their bills in full, reflecting good sportsmanship after President Amermen’s message to Kiwanis clubs was read at the zero hour.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Amermen
The
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club Discusses Public Playground Proposal
At a Kiwanis meeting in Memphis officials and visitors reviewed telegrams from R. G. Webber George W. Rose and KK M Blower attending the convention. Lieut Gov Quick of Caldwell sent a message as the club endorses a public playground project with support from the American Legion.
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R. G. Webber
George W. Rose
Kk. M. Blower
Memphis
Herman Luckoff
C. B. Dillon
Munden
WAIU Changes Wave Length At Columbus June 15
WAITU the American Insurance Union broadcasting station at Columbus Ohio will shift from its current wavelength to 11.1 meters lower on Wednesday June 15 to 282.8 meters or 1060 kilocycles The transmitting power remains 5000 watts The change will barely affect receivers but improves national reception by increasing separation from WBAL Baltimore and reducing interference with WPG Atlantic City The move aligns WAITU with a clearer broadcast band.
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Columbus
WAITU
American Insurance Union Broadcasting
Ohio
WAIU
WBAL
Baltimore
WPG
Atlantic City
Ad in Messenger Livestock Columns Proves Valuable
A short livestock column item notes a Chester White sale at six dollars per head and questions the ad’s value to Mrs. Ella H. Crawford. The ad cost only a few cents but drew profitable results in one day.
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Messenger
Ella H. Crawford
Athens Elks Flag Day Service Planned for Sunday
The Athens Elks lodge schedules its annual Flag Day program at the Majestic theater on Sunday at 7 30 pm. Speaker will be Congressman James T Begg of Sandusky. Dorothy Larber plays organ. Fr Rauch and Fred Lee Tom sing. The flag’s full history will be shown for the first time in Southeastern Ohio with eight changes.
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Athens Elks Lodge
Majestic Theater
Roberts. Wood
Rafael R. Johnson
R. FF. Demers
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Dorothy Larber
Fr. X. Rauch
Fred Lee Tom
Ohio
South Receives PhD from Ohio State University
Professor Barl B. South formerly an assistant professor of psychology at Ohio University will earn a PhD at Ohio State University commencement next week. He has taught psychology for two years and has just been appointed to a new professorship at the State College of Education in Albany New York with a substantial salary and duties.
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Barl B. South
Ohio University
Ohio State University
State College of Education
Albany
New York
America
Change Pleas In Toxicating Liquor Case
Everett Hickman and William Sheppard changed pleas from not guilty to guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor. Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig imposed $100 fine and costs on each. The men were arrested June 8 near Deansville with A R Sheppard as officers seized home brew. The elder Sheppard pleaded not guilty to related charges.
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Everett Hickman
William Sheppard
Pearl W. Helwig
A. R. Sheppard
H. A. Sines
Joe Jonas
H. T. Phillips
Deanville
Sheppard
Hearings on Fraud Set for June 24 in Chicago Bank Case
In Toledo on June 8 a hearing is scheduled for iGuy Huston, president of the Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank, and seven others linked to alleged land and stock frauds. The proceedings begin June 24.
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Toledo
iGuy Huston
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Cou
Ead
Five About the War Quiz Questions Likely From a 1917 Paper
A reader quiz lists ten World War I questions including whether the US declared war on Austria and Germany together, casualty figures, Brest-Litovsk terms, first declarations of war, Lusitania relations, Baseball's Big Four, Canal Zone width, the Panhandle State, ancient shekel money, and the most residents per square mile state.
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United States
Austria
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Canal Zone
the Panhandle
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