Nelsonville Couple Wed in Dayton Ceremony
Bernard Six of Nelsonville and Miss Clara Shank of Dayton united in marriage June 16 at Christ Lutheran Church Dayton with Rev Seeger officiating. The double ring ceremony featured Lorain's wedding march and a reception at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 271 Air Street Dayton after a honeymoon with the groom’s parents.
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Dayton
Bernard Six
Nelsonville
Clara Shank
Air St
Seeger
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul Seeger
Velma Roblis
Lorain
James Six
Lyda
Air Street
Nelsonville Variety Ads and Local Events
Local notices list a Saturday potato sale and fruit items at low prices. Also events include a Red Men’s hall dance and a Doanville ball game with Amesville, plus rental and sale notices and a Tiffin Jr. O. U. A. M. excursion ticket drive. Tickets $3.27. sale targets 200.
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Doanville
Amesville
Tiffin
Ohio
Evener
Wedding at Nelsonville with roses and Lohengrin march
The bride wore a white net frock and carried Killarney roses while attendants Mrs. Edington and Miss Vorhes stood with groomsmen Mr. Finley and Mr. Edington. Velma Young played the Lohengrin march as they approached summer flower altars. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple, graduates of Nelsonville High School and Ohio University, left for Atlantic City. They will reside at 16 Public Square after July 1. The groom is an electrical engineer at the Hocking Power Plant.
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Killarney
Fred Edington
Dorothy Vorhes
R. Earl Finley
Atlantic City
Public Square
Nelsonville High School
Ohio University
Hocking
Memorial Services for Pocahontas Departed Members
The Pocahontas lodge will hold memorial services at their hall Sunday at 1 30 PM. All members are urged to attend and pay homage to the deceased members.
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Degree of
Pocahontas
Funeral Service for Marcel Inman Fills Holiness Church
The Holiness church was filled Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral service of Marcel Inman. Rev. J. C. Brillhart conducted the service. A wealth of beautiful flowers were sent by countless friends. The body was laid to rest at Greenlawn.
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Marcel Inman
J. C. Brillhart
Greenlawn
Grandson Arthur Evans 4 dies. funeral in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Otto Weekley Sr mourn the death of their four year old grandson Arthur Evans son of Mr and Mrs Ed Evans in Columbus. The child remains were brought to the Weekleys’ home on Kentner street for funeral services and burial at Greenlawn. He is survived by his parents and several siblings.
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Otto Weekley
Arthur Evans
Ed Evans
Columbus
Dempsey Trial Seeks Draft Evasion Exemption
Dempsey faces a trial in Frisco on draft evasion charges. He allegedly sought exemption and deferred classification claiming support needs for his father mother wife widowed sister and her two children. California authorities say his support contributions were minimal before his questionnaire.
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Dempsey
Frisco
California
Local Visitors and Stock Certificates Notice in Athens
Wednesday and Thursday visitors from Columbus and Moline arrive in Athens for business and family matters. Residents with stock in the Hocking Valley Cooperative Company are reminded to pick up certificates from Eugene Brickles at the city building Saturday evening from seven to eight.
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Hocking Valley Co-operative Company
Eugene Brickles
Miracle Weight Gain After Mayr Remedy Claim
A diabetic-like old testimonial describes a 20 year stomach illness with gas and pain, losing to 115 pounds. After four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the subject rose to 151 pounds and claims full digestion. The ad cites relief of intestinal mucous and inflammation and promises money back at McKee Drug Co.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Death takes financier George W. Perkins at Stamford
Stamford Conn June 18 George W Perkins retired financier linked with J P Morgan died early today at Stamford Hall sanitarium after a nervous breakdown. He was 58 and had been sent to the sanitarium under observation for ten days. Perkins was a Roosevelt confidant and a director of major companies. Funeral services will be private at Riverside New York.
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Stamford, Conn
George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
Stamford Hall
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Connecticut
George Walbridge Perkins
John Pierpont Morgan
New-York Life Insurance Company
Western Department
J. P. Morgan and Company
International Mercantile Marine
United States Steel Corporation
Vascar College
New York
Riverside
N. Y
Community event at Golden School house hosts social crowd
Richland Avenue Mr and Mrs Alvin Haning chaperoned a weiner and marshing low roast crowd the toehr evening. They motored to Golden School house where a fine time was enjoyed Those in the crowd were Misses Mary Ator Lucile Carr Forrest Leighty Adda Ashworth Helena Hibbard Hazel Marshall Messrs Frank Richey James Matheny Em
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Alvin Haning
Toehr
Golden School House
Mary Ator
Lucile Carr
Forrest Leighty
Adda Ashworth
Helena Hibbard
Hazel Marshall
Messrs
Frank Richey
James Matheny
Take Precaution Against Sudden Bowel Attacks With Remedy
The notice urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to prevent deaths from cholera morbus when medicine is unavailable. It stresses the risk of relying on neighbors and the value of having a bottle ready, priced at 35 cents.
Wilson Not Eliminated As Nominee, Leaders Say
New York June 18 Politicians say President Wilson did not eliminate himself as a possible Democratic nominee in San Francisco. He merely stated he would not promote any man for the nomination. Northwestern delegates are instructed to vote for Wilson on first ballot unless he releases them.
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New York
Wilson
San Francisco
Wilson presses league stance in campaign interview
President Wilson lays out campaign line in a New York Morning World interview. He signals support for the League of Nations and hints at a possible third term, drawing comments from Democrats and Republicans about a party position and the treaty ratification.
Mondell cites Lever Act defense amid political debate
The text records Mondell arguing the President is the issue and advocating him as the candidate. It notes defense of the Lever Act, with no repeal proposals. A separate circulation table from June 1, 1920 lists U.S. population, money in circulation, and per capita figures. It mentions X-ray usefulness for detecting hidden flaws and a circular saw for cutting railroad rails.
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Mondell
Division of Loans and Currency
United States
Treasury Department
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