Miss Helen Kittle Weds Richwood Lawyer in Athens
Miss Helen B. Kittle daughter of Mr and Mrs Hull F Kittle of Athens married Gwynn Sanders a Richwood attorney at Grandview Methodist Episcopal Church in a 10 o clock Wednesday ceremony. Only family and close friends attended the service followed by a breakfast at The Village Columbus. Mr and Mrs Sanders plan to live in Richwood after July 10.
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Athens
Grandview Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen B. Kittle
Hull F. Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
Gwynn Sanders
Richwood
BR. Sanders
Sanders
Grandview
Walter Duffee
J. C. Roberts
James Harvey B Duffee
Eliizabeth Anne
James Harvey Duffee
A. P. Parrish
Richond
Roger Kittle
Ruth Anne Kittle
Virginia Casto
Columbus
Glouster High School
Ohio University
Public School of Music
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Denison
Ohio State
George Washington University Law School
Washington, D
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
George Washington
Ohio University commencement visitors depart Athens
Mrs. Ruby Sutton of Woodbine Kentucky and her four children Earl Beulah Evelyn and Jack have stayed twelve days with Rev and Mrs J P Day at 37 Woodward Ave Athens for the Ohio University Commencement. They leave today to visit relatives in western Kentucky before returning home.
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Ruby Sutton
Woodbine
Earl
Beulah
Evelyn
Jack
J. P. Day
Woodward Avenue
Ohio University
Athens
Kentucky
Mrs. Rhoda Johnson Heads to Chicago With Daughter
Mrs. Rhoda Johnson left today for Chicago Illinois with her daughter Mrs. Millard Pease returning home after a two week visit. Mrs. Johnson will spend the rest of the summer in Chicago. Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 oclock Friday afternoon in the church parlors. The W R C will meet Friday evening at 726 oclock in Red Men halls. Mr Harry Holbrook architect of Columbus and nephew of Mrs FE Lash Sr was in Athens Wednesday on business.
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Doris Henry
Columbus
Montreal
S. S. Albertic
Glasgow
Akron
Miss Henry
West High School
Why
Scot
Tineland
Trance
H. S* Agacirt
South College Street
Alice Henry
Mast High
Ath
Women's Home Missionary Society
M. I
C. EF. Wells
PR. P. Imes
Athens County Fair
Sam Warren
C. W. Fink
James Lewis
Ired H. McCoy
Fred Wheaton
O. F. Rowland
Athens
Indianapolis
Ind
Sigma Phi Gamma
M. D. Wortley
Thelma Lehew
Paul Cotton
Hulda Murphy
Cotton
Girls Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Neisel Robinson
Rhoda Johnson
Chicago
Millard Pease
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry €. Holbrook
FE. R. Lash
Trial reset for Clarence Blrtcher on intoxicating liquor case
Clarence Blrtcher’s trial on a manufacturing intoxicating liquor charge was moved from Friday to June 27 by Judge L. G. Worstell of Cannon Falls Court. The indictment details and case status were not included in the brief.
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Clarence Blrtcher
L. G. Worstell
Cannon Pieas Court
Sherif Convicted on Intoxication And Possession Charge
Rising Sun Indiana June 19 The sheriff of Ohio County Neal was convicted before Mayor C B Northern of Greensburg on intoxication and possession charges. Neal faces jail time and a $186 fine. The case tied to the Sunday escape of Ralph Moore and Jack Tearle from the county jail. He claimed two armed men overpowered him and freed the prisoners.
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Leon Ne. Slevear
Ohio County
C BP
Northern
Greensburg
Neal
Ralph Moore
Jack Tearle
May Pace Crisis Berlin as Bruening Dictatorship Looms
Berlin reports fill with urgency as a May pace crisis grows over the fall of Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and the cab inet dictatorship, signaling political upheaval amid talks of new leadership and stability.
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Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Reed Family vacation visit to Columbus parents
Mr and Mrs A E Reed and their sons Jack and Tom of Columbus are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs J H Reed at 17 Curran Drive and Mr and Mrs Lewis Graham at 142 Mill Street. Mr Reed works as custodian at the Columbus Post Office and is currently on vacation.
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A. E. Reed
Jack
Tom
Columbus
J. H. Reed
Curran Drive
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Reed
Governmentfronts Germany as debt crisis grows
Government officials faced mounting pressure as Germany's financial crisis neared a peak, with officials believed to be confronting the crisis to avert wider economic fallout.
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Germany
Indian Girl to Be Tried for Murder July 10
Mrs. Maude Lowther the quarter blood Indian girl accused of murdering Mrs. Clara Smith, 28, will go on trial July 10. Tilby Smith, husband of the victim, charged with plotting the murder and supplying the gun, is tentatively set for trial July 7.
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Wfeferson
June Y
Maude Lowther
Clara Smith
Tilby Smith
Veterans Decamp Spanish-American War Meet Set for Delaware
Ohio Spanish-American war veterans adjourned encampment and announced their 1931 annual meeting will be held in Delaware. John H. Price of Cleveland was elected departmental commander, with Fred J B Alexander Axhibula junior vice commander, Charles Huston Mansfield senior vice commander, Ben Willis Cincinnati and George Vaughn Cleveland as officers, and a chaplain named.
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Mansfield
U.R
Ohio
Delaware
John He. Price
Cleveland
Fred J B. Alexander
Axhiabula
Charles Huston
Ben Willis
Cincinnati
George Vaughn
Central M. E. Church Renews Rev Day For Fifth Year
At the Central Avenue M. E. Church fourth quarterly conference on Wednesday night members voted unanimously to retain Rev. I. P. Day as pastor for a fifth year. The church has grown over 100 percent and Day’s salary has doubled in four years with an approved $490 raise. Rev H J Holecambe preached and department heads presented reports.
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I. P. Day
Central Avenue M. E
Fourth Quarterly Conference
H. J. Holecambe
Supreme Court adjourns for summer in Cullumbes
The State Supreme Court adjourned for the summer after clearing its docket. The court will reconvene early next fail.
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Supreme Court
Cullumbes
State Supreme Court
Typographical Union Picnic Set for Sunday at Camp Findubonah
The Typographical Union No. 452 holds its second annual picnic at Camp Findubonah on the Muskingum River this Sunday. Messenger and Lawe head Press employees depart for the camp at 8:39 AM. Gordon Bush and Roy J. Dupres arrange a fishing party. Activities include pitching, baseball, and horseshoes with refreshments prepared by Mrs. Atonze Barnes.
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Athens Typographical Union Noa 452
Camp Findubonah
Muskingum River
Messenger and Lawehead Press
Gordon Bush
Roy J. Dupres
Atonze Barnes
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