Mary Newman to wed Owen Beal in Parkersburg West Virginia
Mary Newman and Owen P Beal will marry in Parkersburg West Virginia on May 16. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlies Newman of 9 Lancaster Street, is a 1925 graduate of Ahrens High School. Beal is the son of Mr and Mrs Pearley Beal of Roch Riffle. They will reside in Athens. The Ohio University faculty of music granted a leave of absence for the first semester next fall so she may study in New York under Herbert Witherspoon the former tutor.
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Charlies Newman
Lancaster Street
Mary
Owen P. Beal
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ahrens High School
Beal
Pearley Beal
Roch Riffle
Athens
Ohio University
Columbus
New York
Herbert Witherspoon
Johnsons Reach Hollywood After West Coast Trip
Postcard from George W. Johnson reports the safe arrival of Mr and Mrs Johnson in Los Angeles California for a vacation. They traveled via San Diego and Mexico and are now based in Hollywood. Mr Johnson serves as K and M agent at Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
San Diego
Mexico
Hollywood
Mr. Johnson
Albany
Fryburgers Return From Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs Addison Fryburger and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Roy Lewis Fryburger returned from a visit in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Fryburger
Coumbus
Roy Lewis Fryburger
Romine and Newton MARRY in Columbus Wedding
Announcement from Athens states Glen M. Romine city service director wed Marie Newton of Columbus on June 11 at the Baker home in Columbus. Attendants included Mrs. Huldah Blane and the Baker family. couple to reside at 48 Girth Cemetery Street Athens after a motor trip. Marie is daughter of Mrs. Margaret Newton and former Y M C A worker in Columbus. Romine previously served as city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen M. Romine
Athens
Marie Newton
Columbus
R. M. Baker
Chatham Road
Keys
Fifth Avenue Christian Church
Lawrence Fluke
Huldah Blane
Lancaster
George Newton
Nelsonville
Romine
Caldwell guests attend Kiwanis celebration in Grosvenor Street visit
Mr and Mrs J R Keenan and Mr H W George of Caldwell Mo motored here and were Thursday guests of Mrs J C Robinson at 143 Grosvenor Street for the Kiwanis celebration. They returned home this morning with Mrs E B Foraker en route to South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Keenan
H. W. George
Caldwell
W R C Memorial Service Set By Women's Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps observes its annual memorial service Sunday at 3 pm in the West Union Street chapel. All who had W R C members as friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Women of Mooseheart Legion Meet at Red Men Hall
The Women of Mooseheart Legion plan a 7 30 Saturday evening gathering in the Red Men's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Red Men’s Hall
Thursday Visitors Honor Ida Spencer and Family
Mr and Mrs R H White of 6 South College street hosted Thursday guests including Mrs Ida Spencer Catharine Spencer and Mr and Mrs C E Bennett of Nelsonville plus Miss Delia Hay of Los Angeles visiting Miss Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. White
South College Street
Ida Spencer, Daugher
Catharine Spencer
C. E. Bennett
Nelsonville
Delia Hay
Los Angeles
Spencer
Miss Joy Cutler Heads East to Direct Music at Camp
Miss Joy Cutler of the School of Music faculty at Ohio University leaves for the East to spend the summer as director of music at Sargent camp for girls in Peterboro New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Cutler
School of Music
Ohio University
East
Sargent Camp
Peterboro
N. H
Mourne Family Visit Stirs Chicago Guests in City
Mr. John E. Mourne and his son Robert from Chicago visit Mrs. P. M. Mourne and sister Mrs. Robert L. Woodworth at 96 North Congress Street. The group gathers to see the elder Mourne’s mother during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Mourne
Robert
Chicago
P. M. Mourne
Robert L. Woodworth
North Congress Street
Frank Sapp Visits Relatives in Meigs County Then Returns Home
Mr. Frank Sapp spent the last week visiting relatives and friends in Meigs county and returned today to his home in Columbus. He was the Thursday guest of his nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs Everett Saut ters at 121 Franklin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sapp
Miss Faustine Alston sails for year in Europe after graduation
Miss Faustine Alston of Hamilton left New York for a year abroad in Europe following her sister Mrs Wheatley Link's 1925 A B degree. Guests at the Link home this week include Mr and Mrs E B Alston and Mr Mark Alston of Hamilton, celebrating the graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faustine Alston
Hamilton
Wheatley Link
New York
Europe
Link
E. B. Alston
Mark Alston
Spragues Attend Cincinnati Medical School Exercises
Dr and Mrs Wiley T Sprague left this afternoon by motor for Cincinnati to attend the commencement exercises of the University of Cincinnati Medical School where their son Gerald Sprague will receive his M D degree. They will return tomorrow afternoon with their son and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley T. Sprague
Cincinnati
Medical School of the
University of Cincinnati
Gerald Sprague
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting At First Christian Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church met Thursday afternoon with the audience opening song. Mrs. S. E. G. Pedigo presided as reports were given by Mary Williams literature secretary Mrs. Harry Bennett treasurer and division leaders. Ellen Boetzner announced World Call subscriptions. Devotions were led by Mrs. Reed Ailehire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
S. E. G. Pedigo
William Williams
Harry Bennett
Ellen Boetzner
World Call
Reed Ailehire
Mission Circle Programs Share Tibet and Trail of Martyrs
Scripture reading and prayer open a gathering led by Miss Ida Allison. A quartet with Dorothy Drake Verda Gilfilen Luci Duffee and Mrs E J Person sang aloud. The program leader Mrs E W Bingman led World Call quiz and papers by W W Lee on Batang and Thelma Bingman on The Long Long Trail describe Tibetan missions and three martyrs Doctor Rinehart Loftis and Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Allison
Dorothy Drake
Verda Gilfilen
Luci
Lee Guay
Guam
Doctor Shelton
Thelma Bingman
Tibet
Rinehart
Loftis
Mrs Delia Ator Called to Logan by Sister’s Illness
Mrs Delia Ator was summoned to Logan yesterday due to her sister Mrs Margaret Graft’s illness at her son Abe Graft’s home. Graft has been in failing health from paralysis for years and suffered another stroke yesterday. Prof Rupe Jones and wife arrived at E J Jones in University terrace for the summer. Professor Jones has taught the last two years in Auburn Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Ator
Logan
Margaret Graft
Abe Graft
Rupe Jones
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
Professor Jones
Auburn
Ala
Bronze Tablet Marking Athens Ancestral Grave Unveiled
The Columbus chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will place a bronze tablet on the grave of Mary Maria Sprague of Athens Reynoldsburg Saturday. Her granddaughter Mrs. Claude H Thompson of Cincinnati will unveil it. Grandchildren Judge W R Sprague of Portsmouth Mrs Jesse Barr and Mrs James T Daniels of Columbus will attend. Mrs Daniels will lead in America. Mrs Sprague died in 1905 and was a member of Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the Real Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Athens
Mary Maria Sprague
Levi Sprague
Reynoldsburg
Columbus
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Claude H. ‘Thompson
Cincinnati
W. R. Sprague
Portsmouth
Jesse Barr
James T. Daniels
Daniels
Singing of
America
Sprague
Nabby Lee Ames
Real Daughters of the American Revolution of
District No 19 Improvd Order of Red Men elects officers
Chauncey hosts the quarterly meeting with representatives from sixteen tribes. Elected for six months: F C Boring D G P Eph Bernard D G 8 Athens Charles Wood D G 8 8 William Winefordner D G J S Ben Searls D G C of R Mayor Parks D G C of W Isaac Edwards D G S annap C E Chesher PD G s annap. Past great sachem L E Miller spoke. Next district session set for Logan August 15. Burial records note a Chauncey man killed crossing a railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
F. C. Boring
Nelsonville
Eph. Bernard
Murray City
D. G
Charles Wood
Athens
William Winefordner
Glouster
Ben Searls
Mayor Parks
Isaac Edwards
Funeral for Bert Johnson Held in Chauncey Residence
Funeral services were held at the residence on Central avenue in Columbus for Bert Johnson a former Chauncey resident who was killed at a railroad crossing in Columbus on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Central Avenue
Columbus
Bert Johnson
Nichols and Thompson Arrested at Chauncey Carnival
CG N Nichols and W W Thompson, Ohio Power Line workers, were jailed after drunkenness charges at the Chauncey street carnival. Marshal George Nicholson arrested them Thursday evening, they appeared before Mayor Charles W Walker on Friday morning and each pled guilty. They received a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
CG. N. Nichols
W. W. Thompson
Ohio Power Line
George Nicholson
Chauncey Street
Charles W. Walker
Services for Dana Six at Salem Church Saturday
A funeral service will be held Saturday morning at 19 o'clock at Salem church for Dana FE Six nine year old son of Mr and Mrs William Six. Burial will follow in New Marshfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Salem Church
Dana FE
William Six
New Marshfield Cemetery
Boy dies from burns. funeral planned for local youth
A young boy died Wednesday evening from burn injuries. Mr. Six, formerly of this area, has two brothers Leslie and Wesley Six now living in Chauncey. Their families and relatives will attend the funeral, which Undertaker Stout will conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Six
Leslie
Wesley Six
Chauncey
Stout
Otis Adkins Reports Health Improvement From Nashville Visit
Chauncey June 12 Otis Adkins son of Oscar Adkins of Chauncey, ill for some time, now visiting Nashville writes home that his health is greatly improved and feeling better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Otis Adkins
Oscar Adkins
Nashville, Tenn
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights
Mrs A L Preston of Chauncey learns from her mother Mrs FE J Adams of Jackson Mich of her safe return home after a visit nearby. Robert Warner and Walter Boling return to Chauncey from Pontiac Mich where they worked. A new front porch at Mr and Mrs A I Prestons Mount street enhances their residence. Reverend G B Courtney led service at Taylor Ridge Christian church midweek. Mrs T R Hamilton and son Dean visited Chauncey Friday from The Plains to see her parents Mr and Mrs George Meinhart. Mrs L L Sweazy leaves Chauncey for Carbon Hill to spend the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
FE. J. Adams
Jackson, Mich
Robert Warner
Walter Boling
Pontiac
Mich
A. I. Preston
Mount Street
Bulgarian conspiracy yields double executions at dawn
In Sofia on June 12, condemned felon Perchelyeff was hanged at dawn for harboring the Sveti Kral cathedral robbers. Madame Nicotova, another conspirator, asked to share the fate saying life without the man she loves is not worth living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Perchelyeff
Sveti Kral
Wheat crop to be got in half this year says expert
Columbus June 12 prospects today are for a wheat crop in Ohio equal to about half that of last year. Statistician C. J. West of the crop reporting bureau announced the acreage sown to oats is one-fourth larger than last year though the crop faces danger from hot weather and possible insufficient rain, possibly keeping yields below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
West notes mixed fruit crop outlook with fair yields
Hay acreage is slightly below last year with a fair yield expected. Fruit prospects are good with 60 to 75 percent of the apple crop anticipated statewide, peaches in Lake counties full, and blackberries likely sizable. Melon acreage is normal or above, gardens only fair, and oats badly need cool wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lake
Gershe Wins Cleveland Bout Despite Broken Hand
Benny Gershe of Cleveland defeated Charley Goodman of New York on points after breaking his hand in the seventh round but continuing to dominate the steady contest last night in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Benny Gershe
Charley Goodman
New York
Boxing Show Draws 99000 Fans in Cool Weather
A feature bout at the Sret Open Aff boxing show drew about 99,000 fans despite chilly weather. The season's showcase attracted large crowds and lively atmosphere as spectators packed the arena.
P D Q Bed Bug Killer Claims Safe Egg Destruction
An advertisement touts P D Q bed bug killer as a liquid fire that kills bed bugs and their eggs without injuring people. It promises effectiveness against roaches and moths and notes sealed bottles preserve strength and freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rake Bertie & Guten
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