Ohio Grads Wedded In Rockville Md. Union
Miss Mary Virginia Crow daughter of Prof and Mrs G H Crow of Athens Ohio and Theron H Morgan of Columbus were married last Thursday in Rockville Maryland at a Presbyterian minister home Attendants were Miss Margaret Crow and George D Bonebrake They plan to reside with the bride’s parents in Athens Morgan studied at Ohio University and George Washington University He is a Phi Delta Theta Phi Chi member and a medical student The wedding draws notice from Ohio University alumni and local readers through the Athens Messenger Society section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mary Virginia Crow
G. H. Crow
North Congress Street
Theron H. Morgan
Columbus
Rockville
Margaret Crow
George D. Bonebrake
Law School
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Morgan
Athens
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta _ sorority
Glouster
City Federation Meeting At Porter Home
Members of the City Federation are invited to attend a meeting at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J P Porter 165 North Congress Street. Mrs E D Sayre will report on the biennial convention of women s clubs held in Atlantic City. If it rains the gathering moves to the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Porter Home
J. P. Porter
North Congress Street
E. D. Sayre
Atlantic City
Presbyterian Church
Harvey Anniversary Picnic Honors Couple
Friends gathered Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harvey on their wedding anniversary with a picnic dinner at the Harvey home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Link, Mr. and Mrs. John Gross, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
Harvey Home
Henry Link
John Gross
James E. Smith
James E. Woodworth
Japanese School Leader Inspires First Methodist Tea
The First Methodist church Foreign Missionary society and Standard Bearers hosted a Silver Tea Monday afternoon with Miss Mary Belle Oldridge, missionary to Japan, as guest of honor in Japanese costume. She spoke of a school that grew from one pupil to five hundred fifty, training for leadership amid a long waiting list, and urged Standard Bearer girls to support Japanese missions and pledge drives. A social hour followed with tea poured by Mrs. Daniel McGurk and servings by Standard Bearer girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Mary Belle Oldridge
Japan
J. L. Pickering
Sara Poston
Pickering
Miss Oldridge
Daniel McGurk
Esther Sunday School Meet At Miss Boelzners Home
Esther class of the Christian church met at Miss Ethel Boelzner’s North Congress street home. Devotionals led by Mrs. Harry Bennett opened the gathering and Mrs. Cameron Crossen presided as president. Mrs. L. E. Carpenter gave a reading. prizes in a contest went to Mrs. W. W. Lee and Mrs. Harry Bennett. Garden flowers decorated the house. assistants included Mrs. A. N. Johnson, Mrs. Freeman Scott, Mrs. Charles Whaley, Mrs. William Masterson, and Miss Evelyn Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Christian Church Sunday School
Ethel Boelzner
Congress Street
Harry Bennett
Cameron Crossen
L. E. Carpenter
W. W. Lee
A. N. Johnson
Freeman Scott
Charles Whaley
William Masterson
Evelyn Simms
Picnic honors Wellington hosts on Hanning lawn
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hanning of Wellington were guests at a Sunday all day picnic on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. H F Smith on New Marshfield road. Twenty five relatives joined with baskets for a noon dinner and multiple birthday cakes celebrated Henry Carper’s eightieth. Relatives from Athens Brosia W Va Columbus Nelsonville and Denver were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hanning
Wellington
H. F. Smith
New Marshfield Road
W. E. Hanning
Munn
Albert Coates
G. H. Maxwell
Abram Williams
John Maxwell
Mary Delle
C. D. Ashworth
W. R. Hawk
Robert
Loren Williams
Benny
Athens
Homer Scott
Columbus
Brosia
W. Va
Henry Carper
Visitors travel from multiple towns to Middleport home
Mrs Jessie Brooks of Columbus and families from Rutland Athens and Newark visited Dr and Mrs Emmet Stansbury in Middleport Sunday. The group included Mr and Mrs Bart RawlingsMr and Mrs C E Lasher and daughter Rutland Dr J E Stansbury and family Athens Mr and Mrs George Troyer Koch and son Junior of Newark and Mr J H Koch of New York City. They left Newark after a visit to Mrs Koch's parents, Homer Cooksey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brooks
Columbus
Bart Rawlings
C. E. Lasher
Rutland
J. E. Stansbury
Athens
Emmet Stansbury
Middleport
George Troyer Koch and
Newark
J. H. Koch
New York City
Mrs. Bartlett at mother’s as Preston illness and death loom
Mrs. Harry Bartlett of Cincinnati visits her mother Mrs. F. L. Preston due to the illness and death of Mr. F. L. Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bartlett
Cincinnati
F. L. Preston
Mr. Foster Returns to Washington After Home Visit
Mr. I. M. Foster arrived in Washington D C last evening completing a visit with his relatives and friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. I. M. Foster
Washington, D. C
Burt Family Returns from Wapakoneta and Indian Lake
Mr and Mrs E G Burt and their children Billy and Margaret Edith are home from Wapakoneta and Indian Lake where they spent the past week. They visited Mr and Mrs Don Burt in the former town, Don Burt being E G Burts brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Burt
Billy
Margaret Edith
Wapakoneta
Indian Lake
Don Burt
Athens mourns Mrs Maria Druggan Pierce
An Athens funeral visit reports many relatives and friends traveling from New York to Logan for the burial of Mrs Maria Druggan Pierce. Family members include W Thomas Edmundson, Morris Parker, Cora Pierce, Jack and Emma Grim, Harry Tribe and kin. C G Tucker of Cumberland visits Mrs Alice Cline in Athens. Mattie Mace of New Marshfield visits daughter Magmie and others in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thomas Edmundson
Morris Parker
Cora Pierce
Jack Grim
Emma Grim
Harry Tribe
Logan
Maria Druggan Pierce
Robert Pierce
C. M. Pierce
Athens
Mattie Mace
New Marshfield
Miss Magmie Mace
Ayres Family Plans Summer Trip To Wilmington
Mrs. Albert E. Ayres and daughter Dorothy expect to travel by motor today to Wilmington for the summer with Mr. Ayres who works for Clinton County Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Ayres
Dorothy
Wilmington
Ayres
Clinton County
Miss Florence Basom Arrives in New York for Athens Visit
Miss Florence Basom lands in New York from Porto Rico and will reach Athens on Wednesday for a three month vacation with her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Basom of 72 West State Street. She has taught the last three years at the Episcopal Mission School in Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Basom
New York
Porto Rico
Athens
J. S. Basom
West State Street
Miss Basom
Episcopal Mission School
Roe family returns from Quebec and Boston trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roe and daughter Elaine with Mrs. Roe's mother Mrs. Pennington Carson of Haddonfield New Jersey have arrived home from a ten days trip to Quebec and Boston combining pleasure with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Roe
Elaine
Roe
Pennington Carson
Haddonfield, N. J
Quebec
Boston
Cline Family Hosts Relatives from Columbus
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cline of Shannon Avenue welcomed Mrs C Whipple and Miss Irene Whipple of Columbus as guests, alongside the latter's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cline
Shannon Avenue
C. Whipple
Irene Whipple
Columbus
June Brides Dinner Club Marks Third Athens Event
June brides and their husbands will gather for a dinner at the Colonial Wednesday evening. This event marks the third annual gathering of Athens couples united by June marriages to celebrate the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Miss Porter Returns From University of Pennsylvania
Miss Marjorie Porter arrives home in Philadelphia after studying at the University of Pennsylvania for a year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Porter of 165 North Congress street and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Porter
James P. Porter
North
Congress Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Miss Vera Gabriel Leaves for Columbus Employment
Miss Vera Gabriel departed yesterday for Columbus where she will take a job. She will reside in Worthington with her sister Mrs F R Van Loon at the Central hotel during her employment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Gabriel
Columbus
Worthington
F. R. van Loon
Central Hotel
Mrs Tedrick and sons return home after visit in Plain City
Mrs H E Tedrick and sons Edward and Robert returned to Plain City after a two weeks visit with Mrs W C Arbogast at 18 North College street. Betty Lee Arbogast accompanied her aunt home for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Tedrick
Edward
Robert
Plain City
W. C. Arbogast
North College Street
Betty Lee Arbogast
Grandson to Graduate at Yale Commencement
Mr J D Brown began a motor trip to New Haven Connecticut to attend Yale University commencement. His grandson James Brown Davis, aged 21 last November, will graduate in the four year course. He is the son of Mr and Mrs T J Davis of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
James Brown Davis
T. J. Davis
Jane Brown
Cincinnati
L. T. L. Church Meeting Set for Wednesday Afternoon
L. T. L. will gather at 4 o'clock Wednesday in the basement of the First Methodist church to conduct important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Hiram Mourns Death of Dr. George A. Peckham
Hiram college today mourned the death of Dr. George A. Peckham a professor of Old Testament languages and literature who died after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIRAM
Hiram College
George A. Peckham
U. Registration Up To Date Exceeds The Thousand Mark
At 9 30 this morning 1056 students had registered for Ohio university summer school with registrar Frank B Dilley predicting total enrollment will top 1300. Many students are teachers or continuing regular attendance and not yet dismissed schools. High school graduates only allowed to enroll this summer. Commencement will occur at term end for those completing two or four year courses in half semester sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Frank B. Dilley
Dilley
Parkerstown Traveler Arrested for Parking by Fire Plug
Traveling salesman C. W. Harr of Parkersburg was arrested yesterday by Police Captain Maple for parking too near a fire plug and fined $6 plus costs by Mayor Alex Moore this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harr
Parkersburg
Harr
Maple
Alex Moore
Wife killer is refused reprieve by state high court
Columbus June 16 The state supreme court declined to review the case of Frank Liska a Cleveland man condemned to die on July 15 for killing his wife and burning her body in a chicken coop His conviction and death sentence were upheld by Cuyahoga County a lower court.
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Columbus
U.P
State Supreme Court
Frank Liska
Cleveland
Liska
Cuyahoga County
Land and Property Auction at Wembley Withdrawn
The land and property of the British empire exhibition at Wembley were put up for sale but withdrawn after the highest bid of 1.575 million dollars proved too low. The empire exhibitions of 1924-25 were held there.
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London
Wembley
Athens Girl Taken by Death
Dorothy Eulalia Wetzell, 20, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Treat F Wetzell, died at home on Elliott street after a long illness from cancer of the throat. Besides her parents, she is survived by a brother and sister. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Eulalia Wetzell
Treat F. Wetzell
Elliott Street
Deadliest venomous cobra of South Asia noted
The cobra de capella of South Asia is described as the most deadly venomous serpent in the region, highlighting its notoriety among listed snakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Mayor Warns Against Air Rifle Shooting in City
Mayor Alex Moore says an ordinance prohibits shooting at birds with air rifles or rifles and will be strictly enforced. The warning follows complaints to the police from several residents who observed the activity this morning.
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Alex Moore
Near-Cyclone Strikes Hocking Valley With Little Harm
A wind rain storm swept the Hocking Valley on Monday and Monday night causing 1.09 inches of rainfall and a two foot river rise. Fields flooded by out of bank streams. crops benefited after two weeks of dry weather. Across the Midwest, Illinois and Iowa reported a million dollar property loss and numerous fatalities. Ohio saw damage in Toledo and Chillicothe with hail and uprooted fruit trees. Athens escaped the worst due to surrounding hills.
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Hocking Valley
Middle-West
Illinois
Iowa
Rockford
Ohio
Toledo
Chillicothe
Athens
Wife wins $100000 heart balm from mother-in-law
New York report says Mrs. Elsie Hinman Dula received 100000 in damages from a jury in a suit for alienation of affections against her mother-in-law Mrs. Josephine C. Dula widow of Robert B. Dula former vice president of the American Tobacco Co. The suit sought 250000 with claims of causing a divorce and steering her son away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Elsie Hinman Dula
Josephine C. Dula
Robert B. Dula
American Tobacco Company
Thomas C. T. Crain
Supreme Court
Crabbe Denies Blocking Graft Probe in State Institution
Attorney General Crabbe denied attempts to block a grand jury investigation into graft tied to the proposed site for a new state institution for the feeble minded. Prosecutor Fritz accused him in a letter to Governor Donahey after the state board of control revealed commissions would be exchanged for a pick. Sites under consideration were Apple Creek Wayne County and New London Huron County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Crabbe
Joseph Fritz
Wayne County
Vic Donahey
Fritz
State Board of Control
Apple Creek
New London
Huron County
Two Children Die in Drowning Tragedy at Quarry
In South Amherst, Bertha Ciberay, 10, and her brother John, 7, drowned in an abandoned quarry. Playmates said Bertha stepped into about fifteen feet of water and John drowned while attempting a rescue.
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Amherst
U.R
Bertha Ciberay
John
South Amherst
Here
Bertha
Nail manufacture begins in early United States after Revolution
The article notes that machine-cut nails were first produced in the United States shortly after the American Revolution, marking a shift in local industry and building practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abandonment of Tacna Arica Plebiscite Declared
In Arica on June 18 the Tacna Arica plebiscite was declared impracticable and will be abandoned. General William Lassiter, succeeding General Pershing, led a plebiscitary commission to approve the motion stating insufficient guarantees exist to ensure a fair vote. The plebiscite was set by President Coolidge’s arbitral award to decide Tacna and Arica’s national alignment between Chile and Peru.
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Arica
Tacna Arica
William Lassiter
General Pershing
Coolidge
Tacna
South America
Alsace Loraine
Chile
Paru
Francs Drop to New Lows in London Market
The French franc opened at a new record low of 180 to the pound amid fears of an early French political crisis. The Belgian franc joined the slide, opening at 178 in a sympathetic movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
France
Athens Man Hurt in Fight Over Estranged Wife
Francis Jones of Athens was reported in favorable condition at Mercy Hospital after suffering a fractured skull when he was thrown down stairs during a fight with Fred Miller of 622 Hanford Street. Miller escaped and police seek him. The quarrel allegedly arose over Jones' estranged wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis Jones
Athens
Mercy Hospital
Fred Miller
Hanford Street
Miller
Jones
Movie actor Freckles Barry weds Julia Woot in Newark
Hollywood bound Barry 18-year-old actor marries Julia Woot of Newark. She is five inches taller and five years older than him, according to his mother’s account. The couple’s route to Hollywood follows the ceremony held last night in Newark.
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Newark
N. Jd
Wesbeyry
Hollywood
Ward Chosen President of Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans
George M. Ward of Columbus, former president of the Columbus Reinbow Division Veterans chapter, was elected president of the 166th Infantry Ohio Rainbow Division Veterans Association.
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Ward
Marion
George M. Ward
Columbus
Reinebow Division
166Th
Ifefantry
Ohio
Rainbow Division Veteran Association
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Mary Wheeler
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George S. Putnam
Europe
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Nelsonville
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