Marriage Announced By Mother of Bride
Mrs Agnes Cooney of Athens announces the marriage of her daughter Alice Rose Cooney to Webster Marvin Keirns son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Keirns of Millfield The ceremony was held in Athens by Rev Father Connolly at 9 am on May 18 Attendants were Loretta Cooney and Mrs Felix Clark A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s mother home Guests included numerous relatives from Athens Canaanville Millfield and Morgantown W Va The Hayman family and others were noted as attendees and travelers away.
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Agnes Cooney
Athens R. F. D
Alice Rose Cooney
Webster Marvin Keirns
Wesley Keirns
Millfield R.F. D
Athens
William F. Connolly
Loretta Cooney
Felix Clark
Daniel Tipine
Canaanville
John Meade
Willis
May
Caroline
Dorso
Floyd Ayres
George Keish
Millfield
Leo Meade
Cletus Schuler
J. Leo
John Clark
John Edward Shane
W. Covoraditch
John William
Leo Francis
Connolly
Wisses Eien
Loretto
John All
Thomas WeHarg
Francis
Chauncey
William Meade
Walies
Dwight Staats
Columbus
The Self Sweeping Broom Prank in Ting-a-Ling's Room
In Ting-a-Ling's untidy parlor the shadows watch a self sweeping broom. Sing-Song is asked to hold it up while Ting-a-Ling claims it sweeps by itself but the broom fails to move until Sing-Song grows weary and the prank exposes the ruse.
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Mij
Flor
Hanid
Yam
Knarf
Sing-Song
Sing
Aieepy
Song
Ting-e-Ling
Perlon
Bream
Tinge-Ling
Sing- Bong
Ting-a- Ling
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. Junod Noted
Mrs. William Junod hosted a Monday night surprise at Fremont Street to honor Mr. Junod. Bridge served as the main entertainment for three tables with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. BE. McFarland, Willis Casley, Clarence Laughlin, Leo Merchant, William Powell, and others from Athens and Nelsonville. Casleys won high scores. Powells took low prizes. William Powell performed magic tricks.
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William Junod
Fremont Street
Powell
William Powell
Howard Bobo Celebrates Birthday With Party
Howard Bobo held a late afternoon birthday party for seven year olds at his parents home on Weat State Street with rainbow refreshments caps and party favors including parasols for girls and return balls for boys. Games provided amusement as twenty children attended.
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Howard Bobo
Howard C. Bobo
State Street
Sunlight and Growing Child by Dr Copeland
Dr. Copeland urges sunlight for infant growth and vitamin synthesis, noting sun baths indoors and gradual exposure. He warns against UV reaching eyes directly and suggests crib placement near open windows for early sunshine and limited cod liver oil use to prevent rickets.
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Wes
Martsolff Class Elects Officers at First Methodist Church
The Martsolff Class elected officers for the year during a Tuesday night meeting at the First Methodist Church. Officers include Mrs. William Andrews as president and Mrs. H I Farrar as first vice president, with several other posts filled by local members. Fifty calls were reported for May. The program featured Miss Mildred Landis and others, with the chorus directed by Mrs. W A Reading’s group. An Athens Tuesday Needle Club picnic will be held Thursday at East Side School grounds with attendees bringing their own place settings.
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Bart Davidson
KE. F. Sells
Violet Thomas
Ralph Woods
Ralph Beasley
Roscoe Orr
N. 8. Welk
W. E. Clark
Eimma Stout
H. T. Farrar
A. D. Townsend
W. A. Reading
Mildred Landis
Hulda Murphy
Edward Sharp
Martzolffi
Helen Laverty
Helen Cross
Athens Tuesday Needle Club
East Side
Izaak Walton League Plans Cottage Lot Sales on Farm
The Athens Izaak Walton League will sell cottage lots on its 160 acre farm once the land is paid for. Payments progress is good and sales likely later this summer to fund building and stocking a lake. The next meeting is July 14, with J A Wiseman welcomed as a new member.
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Athens
Izaak Walton League
League
J. A. Wiseman
Hoover investigates planes over crowd at Harding memory
President Hoover ordered an immediate investigation into three pilots who flew airplanes over the Marion Harding Memory dedication crowd. Secretary Lamont said the action aimed to discipline the aviators. The Detroit News owned auto gyro took pictures above the crowd during the speech.
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Marion
Harding
Hoover
Columbus
Secretary of
Commerce Lamont
Detroit News
State Civil Service Examinations Set For June Dates
State Civil Service Commission announces examinations for June 24 25 and 26 in positions including Assistant Engineers Bookkeepers Engineers Stationary Firemen herd smen County Sanitary Inspector Investigator Public Welfare Department Janitor Linotype Operator Laboratory Technician Pressmen Rodman Geologist Stenographer Grade I Tax Map Draftsman Tele phone Operator and more. Free bulletins with qualifications available by request.
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State Civil Service Commission
Public Welfare Department
County Service
College of Veterinary Medicine
The
Commission
Ohio
British Golfers Arrive in States for Ryder Cup Matches
Ten English players form the British Ryder Cup squad arriving in New York for matches with a U S group at Columbus on June 26 and 27. Captain Charlies Whitcombe heads the lineup joined by Archie Compston W H Davies Abe Mitchell Fred Robson Ernest Whitcombe George Duncan Syd Easterbrook Bert Hudson and Arthur Havers.
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New York
U.R
England
United States
Columbus
Charlies A. Whitcombe
Archie Compston
W. H Davies
Abe Mitchell
Fred Robson
Ernest R. Whitcombe
George Duncan
Syd Easterbrook
Bert Hudson
Arthur C. Havers
J. C. Pignon
Rome Rustlers Change Meeting Day For 4-H Clubs
The Rome Rustlers 4 H Club at Frost will meet at 2 oclock Monday afternoons instead of Wednesday. The Willing Workers 4 H Club held its second meeting at Mrs John Haning s home in Peaston and initiated Leatha Patrick as a new member.
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Rome Rustlers
Frost
Willing Workers
John Haning
Leatha Patrick
Dennis Wilson Family Plans Second Annual Reunion
The Dennis Wilson descendants hold a reunion next Sunday June 21 at the old Wilson homestead on Trace Run two miles west of Carbondale. Last year nearly 50 relatives gathered and invitations go to Wilson family members in Athens Carbondale Nelsonville New Lexington Logan Newark and beyond.
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Dennis Wilson
Wilson
Trace Run
Carbondale
Athens
Nelsonville
New Lexington
Logan
Newark
President Hoover Receives Grand Army at Columbus Review
Three hundred Grand Army of the Republic veterans march past President Hoover in Columbus. He and a large crowd witness the event as Hoover, touched by the sight, bows to attendees including Mary White and Alan Hoover. The President then visits the State House before departing for Sprigg Field, Illinois.
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Ohio Capital
Columbus
U.P
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Hoover
Marion
Harding
Governor White
Mary White
Alan Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Simeon D. Fess
Myers Y. Cooper
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2148 Dress
Pattern 2148 offers a sleeveless dress with a soft collar and scalloped bodice join. It suits chiffon georgette voile silk crepe or batiste in prints or pastels and sizes 16 through 42 with yardage and simple instructions provided. Send 15 cents to Athens Messenger Pattern Dept for the catalog and pattern order form.
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Pea&tel
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Wilkins Plans Engine Repair and North Pole Advance
Sir Hubert Wilkins intends to repair the Nautilus engines and push toward the North Pole as soon as possible. Lady Wilkins, aboard the Mauretania en route from New York to London, relayed the decision from Cherbourg, despite the earlier disaster that halted the craft at sea.
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North Vele
Cherbourg
France
PS Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Lady Wilkins
Sir Hubert
New York
London
Albany Youth Is Second in State Livestock Judging
Albany High School student John Cordray placed second in the state individual livestock judging contest at Ohio State University with 734.2 points out of 800. Cordray helped lead the Albany judging team, taken to Columbus by instructor C. N. John Jones. A total of 144 teams and 552 students competed.
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John Cordray
Albany
Ohio State University
Cordray
Columbus
C. N. John Jones
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