Lulu B Wilson Weds A W Nevers in Middleport
Miss Lulu B Wilson, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs T J Wilson of South Firth avenue Middleport, married A W Nevers of Boston in a 1 30 pm ceremony. They plan a brief New York visit before settling in Baltimore Md where Nevers has a government post.
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Middleport
T. J. Wilson
South Firth Avenue
Lulu B. Wilson
A. W. Nevers
Boston
Baltimore
Lulu
Middleport High School
Mrs Curtis Recovering After Surgical Operation
Late word from Columbus says Mrs Don Curtis is recovering satisfactorily from surgery at White Cross hospital. She had been in failing health and the operation revealed gallstones and appendicitis. Removal may restore her former health.
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Curtis
Racine
Columbus
Don Curtis
White Cross Hospital
Doctors to Attend National and International Homoeopathic Convention
Dr A J Junkerman leaves for Pittsburgh with Dr and Mrs Boger to attend a weeklong national and international convention of homoeopathic physicians in session in Pittsburgh starting Wednesday afternoon.
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Middleport
Junkerman
Pittsburgh
Boger
Homopathic Medical
Miss Jessie Reed Visits Middleport Cousins
Miss Jessie Reed daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Reed and her invalid mother visit cousin Mrs. Sanborn and family in Middleport. This is her first return since 1919 after moving to Huntington and prior burial of her mother. Her sister Mrs. W. H. Stark and her son accompany them before traveling to Steubenville and Pittsburgh.
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Middleport
Jessie Reed
R. C. Reed
Sanborn
Steubenville
Middleport girls named among 1400 Columbus schools staff
The names of Miss Helen Beeson and Miss Christine Grant from Middleport appear in a Columbus list of 1400 teachers principals and supervisors. The list was published recently in a Columbus paper.
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Middleport
Helen Beeson
Christine Grant
Columbus
Ohio River notes and river pageant delay
The river has peaked and begun to recede with no bridge disruption. The Shippers' Packet of Pittsburgh offers a folder with views of Senator Cordill General Wood Betsy Ann and upper Ohio scenery. The Cordill gains new state rooms while Harold Martin leads the office and succeeds Captain Ed McClosky. A 1000 mile river pageant to mark 50 dams from Pittsburgh to Cairo is postponed to fall 1929 due to weather. Kathryn Petty sails as river scribe guest aboard the General Wood.
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Shippers’ Packet Company of
Pittsburgh
Senator Cordill
General Wood
Betsy Ann
Upper
Ohio
Here
Cordill
Texas
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Harold Martin
Mr. Martin
Ed. McClosky
Cairo
United States Engineers
Kathryn Petty
Middleport
He Listens Too
In Middleport on June 14 R B Laughead hosts friends to hear the Republican National Convention in Kansas City and the Democratic Convention from Houston Texas. He vows the listeners will be there until the ballot is decided and will not close with a deadlock.
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R. B. Laughead
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Texas
Laugheads
Mr. Laughead
William M. Butler
Butler
Athens Hospital Performs Appendicitis Operation
An appendicitis operation was carried out at the hospital in Athens. The excursion steamer Washington carried a large crowd downstream Monday evening, with many residents from Hocking Valley among the spectators.
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Athens
Washington
Hocking Valley
Talbott Bible Class Enjoys Evening Program
The Talbott Bible class of the Baptist Sunday school met with Mrs. W. R. Sayre at Bradbury. Mrs. B. E. Talbott planned music and readings, all of which were greatly enjoyed by the members and a few invited guests.
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Talbott
The
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W. R. Sayre
Bradbury
B. E. Talbott
Juror summons postponed due to defendant illness
Pomeroy docket clears one case as Joan Lyons faces trial before Judge Crow and a jury, but illness confines the defendant to bed forcing postponement and directing the jury to abstain from appearance.
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Pomeroy
Joan Lyons
Hip is broken as Caroline Baker injured in Dayton visit
Caroline Baker wife of E L Baker of this city sustained a broken hip this week at the home of her daughter Mrs Jennie Park in Dayton. Her condition was reported serious due to age and she will likely be moved to a hospital. The Bakers had been visiting in Hillsboro before traveling to Dayton. This is her second hip fracture.
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Jine Baker
E. L. Baker
Jennie Park
Dayton
Hillsboro
Ohio
Mrs. Baker
Summer Sunlight Drapes Delicate Fabrics Down
An old note suggests fading sunlight harms delicate drapes and that cretonne can replace them. The fragment hints at home textiles and protective choices for window coverings.
Paralysis Fatal to Chauncey Man Enoch Dickerson
Enoch Dickerson, 70, died Tuesday night at his Chauncey home from paralysis after a third stroke in recent weeks. Funeral Friday by Rev. N. O. Warren. interment Nye cemetery. Survived by widow, three sons Edgar of Ohio, Thomas, Emmett, and two sisters. longtime Chauncey resident.
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Enoch Dickerson
N. O. Warren
Nye
Dickerson
Edgar Dickerson
Ohio
Thomas Dickerson
Emmett Dickerson
Chauncey and Vicinity
Feng Yu-Hsiang Rises as Top Chinese General After Chiang Resigns
Following Chiang Kai Shek's resignation as Commander in Chief, Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang the "Christian General" emerges as China's dominant military figure. He is expected to capture Tientsin and then advance toward Peking, reshaping power in the Nationalist forces.
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China
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Scouts Meet at Athens Tourist Camp Friday Evening
Members of Troop 2 Athens Boy Scouts are asked to meet at the Athens tourist camp on Rich land avenue Friday at 6 o clock. Plans will be made for summer scouting activities and dates for a regional camp at Lake Chute on the Muskingum will be announced. Scouts should bring provisions for supper and inspect the large tent set up for summer use. The Chamber of Commerce offers a $10 prize to the patrol that finds and reports the best field site 2000 feet long and 500 feet wide, free of obstructions and favoring prevailing winds.
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Athens
Richland Avenue
Lake Chute
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Chamber of Commerce
Local residents for visits and family gatherings across towns
Pierce Fuller and Gail Penn of Pontiac Mich visited relatives near Chauncey and traveled to New Straitsville. Ruth Anna Kittle of Glouster and Madge King of Crooksville stayed with Mrs T R Hamilton in Chauncey this week. Ross Milton of Malta visited the Hamiltons in the city. Lucille Bradfield returned from Columbus and was accompanied by her aunt Mrs William Bradfield who will visit here. Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg and family spent Sunday in Zanesville with Mrs Oggs mother Mrs Charles Carpenter.
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Gail Penn
Pontiac, Mich
Charles Radfield
Chauncey
New Straitsville
Ruth Anna Kittle
Glouster
Madge King
Crookaville
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Ross Milton
Malta
T. R.hamilton
Lucille Bradfield
Columbus
William Bradfield
Mrs
Charles Ogg
Zanesville
Albany Couple Receives Marriage License
Chester Daily, 22, a farmer from Albany, and Marie Downey, 21, of Route No. 2 Albany, were licensed Tuesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. O. Weed.
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Chester
Albany
Farmer
Marie Downey
F. O. Weed
Hamden Roger Williams Visits Ohio University Attendee
Hamden Roger Williams of Lynchburg visiting Ohio University while Paul Foose a Vinton County teacher plans to attend the summer term. Attendees at the funeral of Mrs. Alice Foose included a long list of relatives and friends from across the region. Ray Higgins and Clarence Marks drove to Portsmouth, with Higgins returning the same day and Marks staying longer. Mrs. Emma Murdoch has as her ...
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Roger Williams
Lynchburg
Ohio University
Paul Foose
Foose
Vinton County
Ray Higgins
Clarence Marks
Portsmouth
Mr. Higgins
Mr. Marks
Emma Murdoch
Local Resident Returns Home After Visit
Miss Ruth Roberts returns from a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vandervort in Cleveland and is met in Columbus by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Roberts.
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Ovid Murdoch
Cleveland
Ted Vandervort
Ruth Roberts
Columbus
C. C. Roberts
Thompson Funeral for Mrs Sarah Ann Thompson
Mrs Sarah Ann Thompson 68 died Tuesday night at 186 West Washington street. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon at Mt Zion Baptist church. She leaves two daughters three sons and nine grandchildren.
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Sarah Ann Thompson
West Washington Street
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Grass stains removal tip for colored fabrics
Grass stains may be removed from most colored materials by using alcohol.
Coolidge Endorsed in Party Platform With Debt Cuts
The platform lauds Mellon as Treasury head for slashing the public debt by 6.411 billion dollars in seven years and cutting taxes by over 1.8 billion. It pledges further reductions, opposes foreign debt cancellation, and outlines coal mining, labor, immigration, and railroad policy provisions without specifics on consolidation.
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Mellon
Treasury
Program for 4 H Clubs To Go on Air
A varied program will be broadcast for the Second National 4 H Club camp by the National Broadcasting company Saturday June 23 from 8 to 9 PM. Director C B Smith organized it urging clubs nationwide to tune in at 8 o clock and repeat the pledge after Dr Smith. Members hearing the program should write to the National 4 H Club camp, Department of Agriculture Washington. Stations listed: WJZ WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR WLW KYW.
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C. B. Smith
Department of Agriculture
Washington
WJZ
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
WLW
KYW
Ohio 4-H clubs to hear entertainment from leaders
W. H. Palmer, state club leader, organizes the 4-H boys and girls of Ohio to hear an upcoming entertainment program. The event brings together members from KWK, WREN, and lWEBH stations as part of an outreach effort.
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Lwebh
Kwk
Wren
W. H. Palmer
Indiana Opens 1928 Football Season With Bloomington Double-Header
Indiana will start the 1928 football season on September 29 with a two game bill at Bloomington. Wabash is scheduled as the opener and Indiana State Normal will follow in the second game.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Wabash
Indiana State Normal
Herstrom Signs Trial With Western League Club
GOES FOR PRO BASEBALL Herstrom, a top outfielder in the Rocky Mountains conference, signs for a trial with a Western League team. He starred in football and baseball at Colorado College.
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Herstrom
Colorado College
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