Visiting Saltville Man Attends Ohio University Exercises
Francis B. Henry of Saltville Virginia visits Ath ens for a week and stays with his brother Dr J L Henry at 61 North Congress Street. Dr Henry and Mrs Henry host guests from McArthur and Ohio University graduation events. Dr W K Lim of Detroit returns after commencements. Lim attended Ohio University and Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Henry
Saltville
Athens
J. L. Henry
North
Congress Street
Henry
Anna Darby
Cleo Darby
Marion Brown
Glenneth Darby
McArthur
Ohio University
Miss Merle Danford to Leave for California Education Work
Miss Merle Danford of Trimble was the commencement guest of Miss Ann Pickering. A former Athens teacher the last two years she taught in Parkersburg West Virginia. She leaves June 16 for California to engage in a different educational field focusing on salesmanship with an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Danford
Trimble
Ann Pickering
Danford
Athens
Parkersburg
W. Va
California
Columbus man returns after Ohio Univ commencement
Harold Martin of the class of 1921 Ohio University arrived home in Columbus yesterday evening after attending the commencement exercises. He spent the time with his aunt Mrs. C. O. Moore at 39 North College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Martin
Ohio University
Columbus
C. O. Moore
North College Street
Vigo alumnus Herman Du Bois attends university commencement
Mr. Herman Du Bois of Vigo, an alumnus of Ohio University and member of Phi Delta Theta, attended the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman du Bois of
Vigo
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Prof Fink and family travel to central Ohio for visits
Prof C W Fink and his family left yesterday afternoon for the remainder of the week. They will visit relatives and friends in Zanesville Columbus and Coshocton returning home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fink
Zanesville
Columbus
Coshocton
Athens and Chillicothe graduates and visitors noted
Mrs Claude Killinger of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs George E Whipple in Akron. Miss Authorene Laughlin travels to Chillicothe to visit cousin Miss Mabel Laughlin. Mr and Mrs Robert Rucker of Columbus attend college commencement. Mr and Mrs W Dale Gandee of Akron return with Russell Slaughter for graduation. Mrs C H Laughlin and daughter Louise of Chillicothe attend Athens high school commencement where Authorene Laughlin graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Killinger
Chicago
Lll
George E. Whipple
North
Congress Street
Authorene Laughlin
Chillicothe
Miss Mabel Laughlin
Robert Rucker of
Columbus
W. Dale Gandee
Akron
Russell Slaughter
C. H. Laughlin
Louise
Athens High School
Atherene Laughlin
W. S. Gibson
Rhoda
Caer
Edith Smith
McArthur
Clyde Shaver
Richland Avenue
Carlos Shaver
President's Reception at Carnegie Library Draws Record Alumni
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Burritt Bryan and Mr. Clark Williams hosted 370 guests yesterday afternoon at the president's reception in Carnegie library. The event ran from 8 to 5 and drew more out-of-town alumni, parents, and relatives than ever before with a buffet lunch and decorations of roses, carnations, and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Clark Williams
Carnegie Library
Whitticher and Huston Tie Knot in Amesville Ceremony
Mr. Daniel R. Whitticher of Elk Horn West Virginia and Mrs. Blanche G. Huston of Amesville were married at 10 45 this morning at the First Methodist Episcopal with the Rev Daniel McGurk officiating. The couple was accompanied by Mr and Mrs C A Gardner Mrs Albert Gardner of Amesville and Mr H G Huston of Keystone West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel R. Whitticher
Elkhorn
W. Va
Blanche G. Huston
Amesville
First Methodist Episcopal
Daniel McGurk
C. A. Gardner
Albert Gardner
H. G. Huston
Keystone
House Party Honors Guest Miss Goldie C. Ashworth
Mr and Mrs D A Nardin entertained about 40 guests at their Morris and May Avenue home last evening. The house party featured a lively orchestra and dancing for the house guest Miss Goldie C Ashworth of Marion. Out of town guests included Mr Walter Layon of Pomeroy and Mr Edward Schranker of Cincinnati. Refreshments were served during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Nardin
Morris and
May Avenue
Goldie C. Ashworth
Marion
Walter Layon
Pomeroy
Edward Schranker
Cincinnati
Ohio University graduation brings several locals home
Mrs H B Robbins of Hamden returns with Miss Laura Bailey on Church street. Mr Ferry A Cady, Port Clinton teacher and coach, comes back with Curley Welsh of Cleveland. Mrs Carrie Cronacher and her daughter Sara Carolyn return to Ironton with Betty Gullum after attending Ohio University graduation where Louise Truby received her degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Robbins
Hamden
Laura Bailey
T Church Street
Ferry A. Cady
Port Clinton
Curley” Welsh
Cleveland
The
Green and White
Carrie Cronacher
W. A. Murdock
Lillian Chronacher
Ohio University
Sara Carolyn
Ironton
Betty Gullum
Frank B. Gullum
Louise Truby
Cronacher
Wedded Today at Bryson Home
Miss Frieda M. Parker wed Foster B. Dean at 11 oclock this morning Mrs D M Bryson home 17 Palmer street Rev Dr Dantel McGurk officiated Attendants included Mr Mrs W C Barnett Clara Hartman Tupper s Plains and R F Swingler of Baltimore Mrs Maude Rutherford travels to Duluth Minn for two weeks business trip Mr and Mrs Fred Moorhead and children of Syracuse attended the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Bryson
Palmer Street
Frieda M. Parker
Foster B. Dean
Dantel McGurk
W. C. Barnett
Clara Hartman
Tupper’s Plains
R. F. Swingler
Baltimore
Maude Rutherford
Duluth, Minn
Kiwanis International Ohio Division Convention Guests
Mr and Mrs R O Williams and Mr and Mrs S Herrington of Coshocton arrived for the Ohio division Kiwanis International convention to be held here Thursday. They will be entertained by Prof and Mrs C M Copeland and Prof and Mrs George McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Herrington
Coshocton
Ohio Division of Kiwanis Internationl
C. M. Copeland
George McLaughlin
Mrs Mills Hosts Friends for Dobbins Visit in Athens
Mrs N E Mills of 14 Maplewood drive entertained a small group at her home for Mr and Mrs Charles L L Dobbins and their son Earl Dobbins who left this morning for Marion. They have been in Athens the last year with son Harl who earned his degree yesterday from Ohio University Class of 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Mills
Maplewood Drive
Charles Ll. Dobbins
Earl Dobbins
Marion
Athens
Harl
Ohio University
Neva Cunningham
Belle Center
Zern Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
David Kinder
Wyandotte
Mich
Jacksonville
C. 8. Price
Reception Tonight for Rev Murch and Mrs Murch
A reception is planned this evening in the parlor of the Christian church to honor Rev. 1 and Mrs. E D Murch, with friends gathering to greet the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
E. D. Murch
The
Christian Church
Miss Bertha Bridgman Heads to New York for Columbia Study
Miss Bertha Bridgman principal of Fast Side school leaves Caldwell to visit sister Mrs I R Connor before spending summer in study at Columbia University in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bridgman
Fast Side
Caldwell
I. R. Connor
New York
Columbia University
Pastor and family travel to Indiana for church camp meeting
Rev. A. IL. Bradshaw, pastor of the Church of God, and his family left Athens Tuesday morning for Anderson, Indiana, to visit Mrs. Bradshaw’s parents and attend the church’s annual camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. IL. Bradshaw
Church of God
Athens
Anderson
Ind
Bradshaw
Mrs Noss leads Ohio trio on June transatlantic tour
Mrs Mary Noss head of Romance language at Ohio University sails from New York June 13 with daughter Miss Nossa and two Uniontown women for a journey that includes Thames valley tours, Rhine and Lake Lucerne steamers, Geneva League of Nations, and Paris days. They plan to return aboard the Rochambeau Havre August 12, arriving New York August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noss
Ohio University
Mary Graham Noss
New York
Miss Nossa
Noss
Union Town
Miss Noss
California
Carenia
Liverpool
Thames Valley
Shakespeare Country
Rhine
Lake Lucerne
Geneva
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Rheims
League of Nations
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Paris
Union Peace Meeting Prompts World War Outlaw Talk
The Glouster union peace meeting at the opera house drew a large crowd. Rev. H B Bigelow of Cincinnati urged constructive American leadership in a world movement to outlaw war, citing editors and President Coolidge. About sixty signers joined a local program, with many updates on community and personal news interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Opera House
H. 8. Bigelow
Cincinnati
American Legion
Coolidge
Ned
America
Oakdale School Reunion Set for June 21 at Mount Grove
Former teachers and pupils of Oakdale school plan a Sunday affair at Mount Grove on June 21. The all day event will feature a big basket dinner at noon and is expected to draw a large crowd with past teachers and students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Mount Grove
Mrs Adelaide Koons In Serious Condition In Ohio Hospital
Mrs Adelaide Koons of Athens remains in a very serious condition at Grant hospital in Columbus with blood poisoning. The latest report to Dr von Scheele of Jacksonville indicated there was no improvem ent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Koons
Athens
Grant Hospital
Columbus
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Interference calls hinge on umpire judgment
The text discusses how interference plays rely on umpire interpretation and rules, noting that officials must impose penalties when interference occurs regardless of intent. It emphasizes that intent cannot excuse a fault and that officials cannot overlook interference based on perceived motive.
Interference calls judged on play outcome not intent
Officials argue that interference penalties should be based on the play itself, not the umpire’s judgment of intent. Accidental mixups can unfairly penalize innocent players, so the rule emphasizes the play and outcome over inferred motive.
Witty remark on marriage missteps from a Newark Tribune line
A Newark Tribune quip notes a man congratulating a newly married friend with the line a wife is the greatest blessing a man can have she divides his blessings and doubles his sorrows. The speaker intended praise but bungled the turn of phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
American-Tribune
Former Kaiser Silent as He Chops Wood
The retired monarch remains silent about his affairs while seen chopping wood at an undisclosed estate. Onlookers report no comments or statements from him about recent events or his plans.
Woman's Secret of Beauty
Distressed expression and sallow complexion signal female ailments. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is advertised as a remedy to overcome women’s ills and restore health and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Tanlac
Lydia Th. Pinkham
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W. K. Lim
Jefferson Clinic
Detroit
Hal M. Woods
West State Street
Theodore Moorhead
Fred Moorhead
Syracuse
Mrs. Noss
Europe
Glouster News
the Missionary Society
J. H. Henshaw
C. K. Rockhold
Cyrus
Carl McLain
Will Embrey
Mt. Vernon
W. R. Balderson
Portsmouth
H. A. Huebner
Millersburg
Newhigsaew
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Coa
West Union St
Morris Tamkin
Jewish Home For the Aged
Rochester
N. Y
Cray & Reading
Siue Chambrey
Berry Hotel
North Court St
Kaiser
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Boots
Joue
CATIA
Hoosier
Furnishing Company
Windsor
Canton Ohio News
Aeron
Ohio Beacon-Journal
Buckeye
Buckey
Mau
Jacob
Optometrist
Resihens National Bank
Chauncey
Nicix
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