Miss Levy’s Bridal Attendants Named For July Wedding
Miss Natalie M. Levy of Athens fiancé Sam Altman hosts a party at Mrs. Sabine’s Tea Room in Youngstown. Attendants named include Delphine Levy maid of honor and H. Levy brother of the bride. The July 7 Wickliffe Manor House ceremony will unite Miss Levy and Mr. Altman with a long line of family and friends attending pre nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie M. Levy
Sam Altman
Athens
Youngstown
Sabine
C. F. Shorr
B. Kline
I. Smigel
H. Levy
Delphine Levy
Miss Levy
Agnes Fleming
Scouts Will Meet Wednesday Night at Scout Headquarters
A meeting of all city Boy Scouts is called for 7 oclock Wednesday night at the Scout Headquarters in the First Methodist Church. Scout Commissioner Roy L. Dupler announced the gathering. Athens Boy Scouts will play a key role next week handling visitors for the Spanish American War veterans convention and will receive instructions at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Roy L. Dupler
Athens
Verdict Upheld in Ludden Case After Appeal
The Athens County Common Pleas Court manslaughter verdict against George Ludden for the January 6 1929 killing of John Lent at Lick Run was affirmed by the Athens County Court of Appeals. The panel ruled Ludden did not intend to kill, but his pistol draw led to Lent's death.
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Athens County
George Ludden
Court of Appeals
Ludden
John Lent
Lick Run
Lent
Mrs Finney Dies at Home on The Plains
Mary Jane Oneil Finney aged 1 died at her home on The Plains Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her son W. A. Finney Thursday at 2 p m. Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. She leaves her husband Harmon Finney married 60 years ago, two sons W. A. Finney The Plains and Arthur Finney Springfield O, one daughter Mrs Stella Harold Columbus, and 15 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Oneil Finney
the Plains
W. A. Finney
West Union Street
Athens
Harmon Finney
Arthur Finney
Springfield
Stella Harold
Columbus
Meyers Held as Police Probe Links Snook to Murder
Columbus June 1840. Police probe alleged narcotic distribution by Dr James H Snook in the murder of Theora Hix, OSU student. Theora’s death aroused suspicions as investigators note missing funds and gifts from Snook. Meyers, horticulturist and neighbor, is held for questioning for withholding information.
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Columbus
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
James H Snook
University Hospital
Snook
Marion Meyers
Meyers
University Extension Horticulturist
Frances Cooksey Elected Secretary in County Office
Frances Cooksey was elected secretary for the County Superintendent H. R. McVay by the County Board of Education to replace Miss Mabel Balentine who resigned. Balentine left to become executive secretary at the Memorial Hospital in Marietta. Cooksey has taught business courses and home economics in high school at Buechtel and earlier in a business college.
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H. R. McVay
County Board of Education
Mabel Balentine
Miss Balentine
New Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Miss Cooksey
Buechtel
Ohio University summer enrollment to exceed 1500
Registration figures show 1212 enrolled early Tuesday with an expected total near 1500 as students from Youngstown and Cincinnati areas have not yet finished summer break. Police await chemists' results on stain evidence in the Snook case after he was dismissed for admissions of moral delinquency.
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Snook
Youngstown
Cincinnonati
George W. Rightmire
Miss Hix
Mines Reported as Working Today Chauncey Ohio
Eleven mines were marked up for work in the Chauncey district today. Mines operating include No 355 at Greens Run and Nos 72 8 8 and 69 on Bailey Run joining Ohio No 1 Black Th amond Preport and L D Penton near Chauncey. Chauncey Mine No 25 remains idle for repairs.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Bailey Run
Ohio
Black Thamond
Preeport
L. D. Penton
Day of Joy Play At Chauncey Church
Children’s Day program set for next Sunday at 8 PM in the Church of Christ Chauncey with Mrs Charles Ogg Mrs Pearl Henry and Mrs Pred Agin directing. Pupils from the Bible School will perform. Garden flowers used in decorations and a silver offering slated. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Charles Ogg
Pearl Henry
Pred Agin
Church of Christ Bible School
Miniater Family Trip Spotted in Lancaster Visit
Chaies Miniater Chaunesy traveled to Mttyburagh to visit his sister and sister in law Miss Eleanor Miniater and Mrs Manard Minister Jr. They planned to accompany them to Chauncey near Evan and Maggie Morgan and Wilbur Morgan of The Plains. Mary Meinhart of Chauncey also joined the Lancaster trip to see Mr and Mrs Edward Gerkin. Louise Dew returned home to Chauncey from Lancaster.
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Charies Miniater
Chaunesy
Mttyburagh
Eleanor Miniater
Manard
Will
Chauncey
Evan Morgan
Mise
Maggie Morgan
Wilbur Morgan
the Plains
Mary Meinhart
Lancaster
Edward Gerkin
Louise Dew
Lanleaster
Brothers Hurt In Iron Rail Fall On Local Crew
June 18 report says brothers John Tipe pie and Ted Tippie sustained leg injuries when an iron rail fell from a cat they worked on. Joebo can walk with crutches, Ted’s injury less serious. Sons of Mr and Mrs Chariea Tippie of Channel.
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Chauncey
John Tipepie
Ted Tippie
Emeployer
Jobo
Ted
Mrw
Mel
Chariea Tippie
Channey
Kora Konla Deodorant Promoted By Mennen
An advertisement promotes Kora Konla deodorant from Mennen claiming it neutralizes perspiration and odor. It touts regular use to stay odor free, absorb excess moisture, and prevent skin irritation. It also suggests application on feet and sanitary pads for hygiene.
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Armathera
Mennen
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H. St. McVay
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Martin S. McVay
W. J. Miller
Virginia
Martha
Mildred Totman
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Edna Molen
Harlow Compton
Portsmouth
W. W. Totman
Canaanville Road
Mary Margaret Kelley
Madonna Klingler
Junction City
Athens Fair Grounds
Charles Traumline
Marion Morrison
Fred H. McCoy
FE. G. Angel
Kenneth D. Kienth
Akron
Thoyd Angell
Frank J. Batterson
Tefrance
C. J. Flowers
Second Street
Batterson
Janette Russell
Ohio University
Jolly Sewers Club
Fred Wheaton
Maplewood Drive
The
First Christian Church
Virginia Masterton
Sunnyside Drive
L. M. Murphy
90 Mill Street
State Industrial Commission
Claude RB
Parker
C. D. Gist
Gallipolis
Dr. Parker
Mary Parker
Fred W. Bush
William CC. Sprague
Athens Country Club
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Pomeroy
Wilma Sinclair LeVan
Steubenville
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio Council of Republicans
Ohio Council
Adah Dodd-Prince
Dayton
M. EB. Rathburn
Rutland
Priscilla Needle Club
A. B. Sins
Highton Avenue
Wayne M. France
Lee
C. E. Smith
Maxine
Richard
C. N. France
Mill View Place
G. W. Dupler
New Lexington
Bert L. Dupler
Union Street
Roy
Bert Dupler
Delphian Society
Walter J. Risley
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Logan
Risley
Milwaukee
Raymond Gold
Troy
Anna Frances
Howard Musgrave
Mrs. Musgrave
Billy
Mildred Ranebottom
John F Masten
Augusta
Stimson Avenue
F. Peoples
Chillicothe
Edward K. Harris
Jara Corynne Crossan
Sigma Alpha Ieta
National Musical Sorority
Tom
Crossan
Zanes- Ville
Emerson Carl Wagner
Perry County
Charles K. Wagner
Thomas
Zanesville
New Lexington High School
St. Aloysisus
Okhio State University
Wagner
Jane Gul
McArthur
Myrna Riggle
Superior Shirt Co
Haney- Goodrich Co
Court St
Snooks
Jack Chester
Chester
J. R. Sparrow
Ohio State
Sparrow
United Press
Fe Pharmacy CO
Frances Cooksey
Ohio U
Uni
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Big Dayticht Store
T Mines
Chauncey Mine No. 25
Kenneth Nye
High Street
Viana
Chauncey ‘“Church of Chinst
Prank Weaver
Nenta
Victor Weaver
Newark
Mer
Mra. Madward
Frank Weaver
Mra
A. C. Law
Church of Clhetet
Pliesonall
Loon
Tron Ratt
Lybrand
Ross Bikos
Montgomery, Accountants and Auditors
Air President
the American Tohaccompany, Incorporated
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N.B.C
Amerk “Ebat
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