Bridal Dinner Sets Theme for Lucile Henry Russell Finsterwald nuptials
Society notes detail a Friday bridal party dinner at the bride’s 6 South College Street home with 30 covers in orchid and green. Home-Coming Week events for Sigma Sigma Sigma close with a Wednesday tea at the sorority hall for patronesses and alumni, simple floral decor, and refreshments. Swaim-Marcie nuptials planned for 3 pm Wednesday at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Henry
Russell Finsterwald
South College Street
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Swaim-Marcie
Nthe First Presbyterian Church
Athens Bride Weds Harold Mardis in June Athens church
Miss Hannah Marie Swaim daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Swaim of Park Place becomes Mrs Harold Carson Mardis son of Dr S K Mardis of East State Street in a ceremony read by Rev. Dr Abbott Y Wilcox. About 300 guests attended at the church and home reception followed with extensive floral decorations and a reception at the Swaim residence. The bride, a former Ohio University music supervisor and current faculty member, wore an intricate white georgette gown and a midnight blue going away suit for the trip to Athens. The couple will reside in Athens after a lakes trip.
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Hannah Marie Swaim
Harry Swaim
Park Place
Harold Carson Mardis
K. Mardis
East State Street
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Tulle
Rosea
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Tau Delta
Allen G. Kresge
Strauss
Mary Henderson
Knoxville
Tenn
Sanderson
Bohm
Cadman
Mary Jane Strecker
Virginia Hoover
T. N. Hoover
Chauncey Mardis
Cincinnati
Maid of Honor
Miss Henderson
Mardis
Athens
W. L. Liston
Portsmouth
M. 8. Wall
A. T. Swaim
Huntington
W. Va
W. F. Nihart
Columbus
Bernice Scott
Morgantown
Ohio University
Athens Public Schools
Athens High School
Birthday party honors Jennie Moore at 14
Mrs. C. T. Moore entertained thirty six friends Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5 o clock for Jennie Moore’s 14th birthday. Guests included Dorothy Delaney Lancaster Martha Barr Columbus Harriet Skinner Marietta and three visiting chums in Athens. Green and white Ohio university colors set the decor as the girls enjoyed games singing and dancing. The birthday cake candles candy and caps carried the color note and Jennie received many remembrances.
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C. T. Moore
Carpenter Street
Jennie
Dorothy Delaney
Lancaster
Martha Barr
Columbus
Harriet Skinner
Marietta
Miss Moore
Athens
Ohio University
McCoys Move Into New Home on North Congress Street
Mr and Mrs Fred H McCoy have moved into their newly purchased residence at 65 North Congress Street marking a settled milestone for the couple in their new local address.
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Fred H. McCoy
North
Congress Street
Miss Dailey Leaves for Gallipolis Week at Biddle Home
Miss Christine Dailey departed today for Gallipolis to spend a week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J B Biddle, the latter her aunt.
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Christine Dailey
Gallipolis
J. B. Biddle
Mrs Gladys Woodrow Guests With Edmundsons In Cleveland
Mrs Gladys Van Valey Woodrow of New York City is visiting Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmundson at 32 South Court Street East Cleveland. Miss Edna Swan a teacher in East Cleveland schools is also at the residence as a guest.
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Gladys van Valey Woodrow
New York City
W. Thomas Edmundson
South Court Street
Edna Swan
East Cleveland
Remarkable 22 Pound Gain Touted by Nerv-Worth Booster
An old testimonial claims J. D. Douglas gained 22 pounds after using Nerv-Worth, describing rapid strength and appetite restoration post influenza. The advert praises the tonic as proven and widely recommended by druggists, urging fall use to boost energy and stamina.
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J. D. Douglas
Canoraburg
Summer vacation at Swan residence
The piece notes a family event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Swan located at 33 West State Street as the family plans their summer break.
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Mrs. J. C. Swan
West State Street
Elliott Returns from Two Week Trip to Tennessee Chicago
W. P. Elliott reports a two week journey visiting Tennessee St Louis and Chicago. He combined business with leisure and found the trip very enjoyable.
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W. P. Elliott
Tennessee
St. Louis
Chicago
Local Visitors Return From Long Weekend Trips
Mr. and Mrs. Emery McGrath and Louise Patterson returned Tuesday from Pt. Pleasant where they visited the latter's parents for ten days. Mrs. L. M. Tinker and daughter Winifred of Frankfort have arrived for a visit with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Warden in South Court Street.
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Emery McGrath
Louise Patterson
Pt. Pleasant
Miss Addie Lee Travels From Akron to Graham Chapel Area
Akron resident Miss Addie Lee visits friends in Athens and plans to spend the rest of summer with relatives near Graham Chapel and Asbury.
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Addie Lee
Akron
Athens
Graham Chapel
Asbury
Family visitors return home after Columbus trip
Mr. Don McVay came back to Columbus after visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. F. P. McVay and Mrs. Beckley’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beckley. Mrs. McVay stayed longer. Mr. Samuel L. McCune, in town for Ohio University commencement, returned to Cleveland with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John McCune of Lancaster street.
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Don McVay
Columbus
F. P. McVay
Beckley
J. L. Beckley
McVay
Samuel L. McCune
Ohio University
Cleveland
John McCune
Lancaster Street
Edison Service Keeps Your Instrument In Running Order
Edison offers maintenance and record services and invites readers not on the mailing list to send name and address to receive the monthly list of new Edison records.
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Edison
Local Graduates Visit For Commencement
Miss Gertrude Mailer of Zanesville and Miss Ruth Thourot of Stryker are house guests of Mrs. P. G. Dowler for commencement. Miss Maier is a two year graduate and Miss Thourot a four year graduate of Ohio University.
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Gertrude Mailer
Zanesville
Ruth Thourot
Stryker
P. G. Dowler
Maier Io
Miss Thourot
Ohio University
Ohio University delegates return from Theta Phi Alpha convention
Mrs Ella Coleman of Reedsville returns home with Miss Frances Hatch after visiting Columbus. The group includes Miss Trene Devlin Mary Antoinette and Jessie Mulligan who came from the Theta Phi Alpha sorority convention in Champaign Illinois where the Ohio University chapter was represented. Miss Antoinette serves as a Grand officer.
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Ella Coleman
Reedsville
Frances Hatch
Coleman
Columbus
H. A. Hatch
Trene Devlin
Mary Antoinette
Jessie Mulligan
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Champaigne
Illinois
Ohio University
Miss Antoinette
Home Missionary Society Meets at First M E Church
The Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church will gather in the church parlors Friday at 2 pm for the first meeting of the year. Members are urged to attend and subscribers to Home Missions who are not members are especially invited.
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Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Home Missions
Beta Theta Pi Commencement Dance At Armory This Evening
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity hosts a Commencement dance at the Armory from seven thirty to twelve tonight. Guests celebrate the returned alumni as the Armory is decorated for the occasion.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Mrs Jennie Dell Heads to Minneapolis via Columbus
Mrs. Jennie Dell departs this evening for Columbus en route to Minneapolis to visit her daughter Mrs. Paul Zoelzer who recently moved from Milwaukee. She is staying with Mrs. Margaret Edmundson on North Lancaster Street during her Milwaukee to Columbus leg.
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Jennie Dell
Columbus
Minneapolis
Paul Zoelzer
Milwaukee
Dell
Margaret Edmundson
Lancaster Street
Gaunts Visit Athens Aunt for 80th Birthday Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gaunt of Chicago and Mrs. Harry Smith with son Jack of Columbus traveled to Athens to visit Mrs. Barbara Bean, Mrs. Wald’s sister, on the occasion of Bean’s 80th birthday. The group then drove to Canaanville for a church picnic.
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C. H. Gaunt
Chicago
Harry Smith
Jack
Columbus
Athens
Torch Hold Annual Banquet At Ohio University
The Torch banquet at First Christian church dining hall drew thirty members and alumni for a noon gathering. Informal dinner fostered acquaintance between old grads and new men as plans to improve Ohio University were discussed by Prof N Mackinnon founder Carl Stockdale and James Trohe newly elected president.
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Torch
First Christian Church
Ohio University
N. Mackinnon
Carl Stockdale
James Trohe
Cresset Elects Alumnae Officers At Ohio University Luncheon
Cresset, the Ohio University women’s honorary society, met at First Church luncheon where 40 members attended. Mrs. Jean Adams Morton was elected alumnae president and Miss Isabel Shore secretary. Irma Voigt spoke briefly as dean of women.
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Dean of
Couple United In Marriage In Lancaster Ceremony
Mrs Alma Jones and Mr James W Nichols were married Tuesday by Rev E D Mureh at the First Christian church. They will reside in Lancaster where Nichols works as a granite letterer.
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Alma Jones
North
Congress Street
James W. Nichols
Lancaster
E. D. Mureh
First Christian Church
Pays Fine For Beating Wife In Ohio Valley Arraignment
Arthur Sohn of Buchtel pleaded guilty to assault and battery after his wife testified he beat her on June 13. She showed a black eye and bruised arm as evidence. Sohn was fined 20 dollars plus costs but could not pay and was ordered confined in the county jail until payment. A deputy was sent to arrest him but could not locate him.
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Arthur Sohn
Buchtel
Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
Edgar Mariner
Sohn
Herb Parker
Howatt case in Kansas labor dispute at AFL convention
At the national AFL meeting in Denver the Howatt case looms as a key issue with W E Freeman stating Howatt faces a felony charge for alleged violations of Kansas industrial court decrees. Freeman cites a conspiracy to crush a labor group and the Kansas federation seeks support amid broader convention debates.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Alexander Howatt
Kansas Industrial Court
American Federation of Labor
W. E. Freeman
Kansas Federation of Labor
Union Men
Kansas
Howatt
Columbus
Kas
Mine Workers’ Organization
Labor Organization
Freeman
Sident Harding
Congress
Soldier Hoyt J. Ashton to be buried at Clarks Chapel
The body of Hoyt J. Ashton from Company L who was killed overseas will arrive in New York Wednesday per a telegram to his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley of Athens R. D. 7. Burial is planned at Clarks Chapel with funeral time to be announced later.
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Hoyt J. Ashton
Co. L
New York
Elizabeth Cooley
Athens R. D
Clarks Chapel
Athens
Trial to Open in McGannon Perjury Case in Cleveland
Testimony was to begin in the perjury trial of former chief justice William H. McGannon as a jury was to be completed in Cleveland today.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Summer Colds Headache Relief Advertises BromO Nine Tablets
An old advertisement claims GROVE'S Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve headaches by curing the cold. The copy stresses authenticity with a signature by B. W. and urges customers to ensure they get BROMO.
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GROVE
B. W
Quarterly Meeting at Free Methodist Church In Cleveland District
The fourth quarterly meeting will be held at the Free Methodist arch on Stimson and Campbell streets this weekend. Services begin Friday and continue Saturday at 7 30 p m. Sunday services are 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m conducted by Rev D W Wesley from the Cleveland district. Rev BE Crane is the pastor.
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Free Methodist Arch
Stimson and
Campbell Streets
D. W. Wesley
Cleveland
BE. D. Crane
Remembering Carrie A Matthews Honorary Librarian
A tribute recalls Carrie A Matthews as a beloved assistant librarian in Athens. The writer, a daily library visitor, praises her humor, intellect, and the quiet strength of her long battle with illness. He envisions her life as a garment finished by patience and skill, guiding her spirit to the hereafter.
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Carrie A. Matthews
Athens
Longfellow
Hymn and farewell verses in a Little tribute
An editor cites a beloved hymn “O love, that will not let me go” and an In Memoriam tone in a farewell note for a departed woman. The writer invites her memory to live briefly in readers’ minds through her own expressed thoughts and a personal poem about love, world, and sorrow. Frederick Treudley.
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Matheson
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