Wengert announces daughter's marriage to Walter Ayres
Mrs. L. L. Wengert of New Lexington announces the marriage of her daughter Lela to Walter Ayres son of Mrs. C. B. Wilson. The ceremony occurred at 8:30 p m Thursday at Rev Hart’s home in New Lexington. The bride is a New Lexington High School graduate. Ayres attended Athens High School and works on the Swartz dairy farm in Columbus. The couple visited Athens Friday and Columbus Saturday where 200 friends were entertained. They left Sunday for a wedding trip to Los Angeles California by motor.
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Cockrite Road
Columbus
Athens
John Buckyer
Ilda Ayres
Jee Beasley
George Kilpatrick
Mr and Mrs Jones Host Dinner at Ath ens Country Club
Mr and Mrs Roger J Jones entertained Monday night at the Athens Country Club with dinner for thirty four covers. The Joneses have hosted a series of social functions, the prior event being a June 5 dinner at their Elmwood Place home. Prof and Mrs George Starr Lasher and children left for Maine to join Mrs Lasher’s parents Justice and Mrs Frederick L Siddons in Washington DC. He will teach at Bates College in Lewiston Maine for six weeks starting July and attend Theta Chi meetings in Northfield Virginia in August where he serves as national secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. Jones
Athens Country Club
Mrs. Jones
Elmwood Place
George Starr Lasher
Maine
Local residents share summer plans and visits
Miss Dorothy Drake travels to Kent to assist at the State Normal School cafeteria while resuming teaching in North Canton in the fall. Families travel from Athens and Glouster after graduations, visits, and hospital stays as relatives plan summer moves and study.
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Dorothy Drake
Jessie Drake
North Canton
Kent
State Normal School
Miss Drake
Visit Ends as Galigher Family Returns Home
Mrs Richard H Galigher and her daughter Jane Marcella returned Monday to Huntington West Virginia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank J Beasley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Galigher
Jane Marcella
Huntington
W. Va
Frank J. Beasley
Martzolff Class Sociable Tonight at First Methodist Church
The Martzolff class sociable is scheduled for 7 30 o clock tonight at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Phil Losey To Work Out Court Fine on Streets
Phil Losey was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in Mayor Andrew Allen’s court. Unable to pay, he agreed to work the amount off on the streets. Marshal C W Fischer arrested Losey Saturday night in LOUSTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Losey
Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Hike to Baker Camp
Athens Girl Scouts will hike overnight Thursday to Baker Camp on Clarks Chapel Road. Attendees must notify Athena Scout director Mrs. Thor Olsen and meet at 3 30 p m in the Worstell Building Scout room with provisions for two meals.
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Girl Scouts
Athens
Baker Camp
Clarks Chapel Road
Thor Olson
Athena Scout
Worstell Building
Scouts to Take Red Cross Tests at Crystal Pool
Athens Boy Scouts will receive instruction for junior and senior life saving tests by Ralph Thorne director of Camp Rowland at Crystal Pool at 9 oclock Wednesday morning. Forty six scouts stayed overnight at the scout camp last week.
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Athens
Red Cross
Ralph Thorne
Rowland
Crystal Pool
Floyd Cooper Weds Louise Gayton at Local Church
Floyd Cooper of Hollister and Miss Louise Gayton of Glouster were married Saturday at 10:30 AM in the M E Church parsonage with Rev. Paul E. Kemper officiating. Attended by the couple's parents, the newlyweds reside at 31 Atkins Street for now.
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Glouster
Floyd Cooper
Hollister
Louise Gayton
M. E. Church
Paul E. Kemper
Walter Gayton
Robert Cooper
Kemper
Degree work planned at Glouster Lodge meeting
June 16 report that Fellowcraft degree work will be conducted at a state communication of Glouster Lodge No. 607 F. and A. M. Wednesday night. Visiting Masons will be cordially welcomed.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Clergyman Reinstated as Pastor in Brownstown Indiana
The Rev. E. B. Pedicord, once a Glouster resident, is named pastor of the Church of Christ in Brownstown Indiana. His return marks a new chapter for the Indiana congregation.
Pedicord Contract With Church Ends In June 1932
The contract of Pedicord with the church will expire in June 1932, marking the end of his current term.
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Pedicord
Funeral held for Walter Sweeney in Barberton
Funeral services were conducted today in Barberton for Walter Sweeney aged 25 a former Hollister resident who died Saturday night after pneumonia He leaves a widow and three children His parents Carl and Mrs Sweeney formerly residents of Hollister now live in Barberton
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Glouster
Barberton
Walter Sweeney
Hollister
Sweeney
Carl Sweeney
Melligan sails to Europe with daughters from New York
Frank Melligan and his two daughters Miss Agnes and Miss Phyllis left New York City today for Europe. They plan to visit several countries and expect to return September 1. During his abroad stay his shoe repair shop in this city will be closed.
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Glouster
Frank Melligan
Agnes
Phyllis
New York City
Europe
Teachers Enroll at Ohio State Summer Term
Miss Edith Wolfe and Miss Hazel Raber Trimble School teachers joined Ohio State University Columbus for a six week summer term beginning Monday.
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Glouster
Edith Wolfe
Hazel Raber
Trimble
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ewing Funeral Wednesday in Athens
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Ewing lifelong Athens resident will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Dowler Funeral Home with friends calling until the hour of the service. Burial follows at West Union Street Cemetery. Rev. C M Coulter of the First M E Church presides. Mrs C W Zimmerman of Marion a niece attends. she is daughter of the late George Ewing, Jennie’s brother.
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Jennie Ewing
Athens
Dowler Funeral Home
West Union Street
C. M. Coulter
M. E. Church
C. W. Zimmerman
Marion
Miss Ewing
George Ewing
Taunts Triggered Fatal Voyage of Saint Philbert
Inquiry found taunts by passengers labeling him a fresh water sailor angered Captain Olive of the Saint Philbert. He steered the vessel on its final voyage to take excursionists from Saint Nazaire to Noir Moutier and back toward Nantes, ending in disaster.
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Saint Nazaire
France
U.P
Saint Philbert
Olive
Noirmoutier
Bay of Biscay
Nantes
Loire
Children Present Program In Church At The Plains
The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church observed Children’s Day with a Sunday night program led by Sarah Spencer. Children performed recitation dialogues and songs under Gay McDonald May Amorette and Ruth MacCulloughs with M OO Bryan directing the chorus. The Rev S J Bishop and his wife spoke after the program. Bishop formerly served as minister at The Plains church.
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the Plains
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Spencer
Gay McDonald May Amorette
Ruth MacCullougs
M. OO. Bryan
S. J. Bishop
Athens
Bishop
Plains Church
Miss Pat Carter Becomes Bride of Cecil Hughes
Chauncey couples Pat Carter and Cecil Hughes wed in Ashland Kentucky at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Carter a Chauncey Dover graduate of 1928 wore a white sleeveless net lace dress and carried a yellow rose bud bouquet. Hughes son of the Rev. and Mrs George M Hughes of Columbus works with Holland Furnace. They will reside at 625 Denison Avenue Columbus. A three course dinner followed the ceremony.
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Chauncey
Pat Carter
Cecill Hughes
Denison Avenue
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ashland
Edward Hall
Hughes
B. E. Carter
Chauncey- Dover High School
George M. Hughes
Holland Furnace Company
Dennison Avenue
Youth Improves after Tetanus From Cartridge Injury
Charles Savage of The Plains, age 16, who was seriously ill with tetanus after a powder burn from a cartridge, is reported much improved at Sheltering Arms Hospital. His hand infection followed the wound. he is the son of Mrs. Grace Savage.
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the Plains
Charles Savage
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Savage
Grace Savage
Flag Day Observed at Trimble Church of Christ
Flag Day observance held Sunday night at Trimble Church of Christ featured songs readings and special music. Reverend G B Courtney delivered the closing remarks.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Miners to View Rescue Film at Globe Theater
Chauncey Mine No. 25 miners who completed a first aid and rescue course under U S Bureau of Mines supervision will attend a six reel motion picture at the Globe Theater. The film, shot inside mines, shows real conditions and is presented by D W Walker and O W West who led the safety program. Admission requires completion cards.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No. 25
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Globe Theater
D. W. Walker
O. W. West
Seven Mines Operate in Chauncey District Today
June 16 report lists seven active mines in the Chauncey district: No. 9 No. 10 No. 69 No. 86 Poston No. 6 No. 119 and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Poston
Black
Slater Baby Born In Glouster Grandson Of Local Families
Mr and Mrs Edward Slater of Murray City announce the birth of a 9 44 pound son Thomas Edward on Friday The new arrival is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hopes of this city and Mr and Mrs Jack Slater of Murray City
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Glouster
Edward Slater
Murray City
Thomas Edward
Thomas Hopes
Jack Slater
Wooleys and relatives visit in The Plains area
Mr and Mrs Coral Wooley and family of Hooper Ridge joined Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott in The Plains on Sunday. Mrs Wooley is Mrs Linscott sister. Also visiting were Mark Roach Vera Whitlatch and Carl Mills from Portsmouth to see John Leonard who is ill at Grace Savage home. Charles Linscott travels from The Plains to stay with grandparents and relatives this week.
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Coral Wooley
Hooper Ridge
the Plains
Floyd Linscott
Wooley
Limscott
Mark Roach
Vera Whitlatch
Carl Mills
Portsmouth
Whitlatch
John Leonard
Grace Savage
Charles Linscott
A. M. Linscott
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Social Tonight
Chauncey June 16 Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters will host a monthly birthday social after the regular temple meeting tonight. Luncheon will be served.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters
Chauncey residents update travel and visits
Carroll Tippett leaves Chauncey for Lancaster for employment. Jessie Lester of Columbus visits Chauncey with her parents. Reena Shafer returns to Chauncey from Columbus. Mary Stalder travels to Steubenville for work. Ernestine Mingus of Millfield visits Chauncey guest Elsie Rankin. Alice Dew of Grant Hospital Columbus vacationing in Chauncey. Clarence McCafferty and daughter Dorothy Jane visit Columbus. Mrs C N Sanders of Millfield spends Sunday in Chauncey with Bradfields. Elsie Rankin of Akron enjoys a month vacation in Chauncey. Dr W V Sprague attends a Columbus medical meeting. Darrel Witham family visit Chauncey from Corning.
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Carroll Tippett
Chauncey
Lancaster
Jessie Lester
Columbus
A. B. Lester
Reena Shafer
Mary Stalder
Steubenville
Ernestine Mingus
Millfield
Elsie Rankin
Alice Dew
Grant Hospital
Clarence McCafferty
Dorothy Jane
C. N. Sanders
Charles Bradfield
Akron
W. V. Sprague
Darrel Witham
Corning
Marshal
Burke Witham
Salvation Army Service for Children at Athens County Home
Salvation Army workers host a Friday night service at 7 o clock in the Athens County Children's Home. Music and talks of interest to children are planned as part of the gathering.
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Athens County Children’s Home
Salvation Army
Church Leaders to Speak at Nazarene Rally in Athens
The Rev. T. W. Willingham of Olivet College and the Rev. Charles A. Gibson will address a Nazarene Church rally at Athens First Methodist Church at 7:45 PM Wednesday. The Olivet Male Quartet will sing, with H. Lawrence McDaniel arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Willingham
Olivet College
Olivet, Il
Charles A. Gibson
Ohio Nazarene Church
Nazarene Church
Athens First Methodist Church
Willingham
H. Lawrence McDaniel
Athens Nazarene Church
Lodi Sunshine 4-H Club Elects Officers at Meeting
The Lodi Sunshine Quilting 4-H Club announced its officer slate at a Monday night gathering at leader Miss Doris Cowen's home. Ruth Cowen was chosen president with Catherine Cowen as vice president Virgene Wilson as secretary treasurer and Marian Robinson as news correspondent.
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Lodi
Clu
Doris Cowen
Ruth Cowen
Catherine Cowen
Virgene Wilson
Marian Robinson
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New Lexington
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Eer
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L. F. Jones
Betty
Pauline Jones
George W. Rose
Cincinnati
Harold Rose
Cincinnati Law School
Mr. Rose
Mildred Banks
Cleveland
Brady Lake
George Banks
Ohio University
Banks
Edward Banks
Franklin Avenue
Sallie K. Elliott
C. L. Poston
Thomas R. Biddle
Park Place
Sunday Creek Valley
Meer
the Messenger
Baker’s Camp
J. A. Lindley
Riverside Drive
Jean Wealtha
John Fisk
Nelsonville
Landon Shaffer
East
Carpenter Street
Prof
Mrs
Victor Whitehouse
Richard
Mr. Whitehouse
Troy, N. Y
Margaret Siler
Louise Siler
Asheville
N. C
George Whipple
North
Congress Street
Miss Siler
Shaker Heights
Martha Whipple
Miss Whipple
Harriett Hoffman
Hugh G. Jefferson
Bloomingburg
Robert Jefferson
J. H. Poston
Chillicothe
Harvey C. Baker
East State Street
Thorne
Sail For
Ewing
Charles 8. Bradfield, JR
Steff
The
Messenger
M. E. Sunday School
Cecil Huges
Trimble Church
Paint Service
Kerr Hardware Co
Farley
Ned
Plan Religious Service
Lena Robinson
Leader
Helen Pierce
Doris Smith
Rachael Wilson
Verginia Friess
Margaret Robins
Fannie Howard
Marie Bobo
Grace Mulligan
Louise Fulton
Mable Colburn
Rev
Lodi Sunshine 4-H Club
UL A A Press Belisle
Rae
Bre
B. G. Fearnow
General Foods Corporation
Certo
G. F. Corp
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