Miss Doris Henry Weds Henry Alden in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Doris Henry and Henry L. Alden were married at the bride’s home on South College Street in Akron. The Rev. A. Y. Wilcox officiated as family members attended. after the ceremony, a breakfast was held at Athens Country Club and the couple planned a ten day Muskoka Lakes honeymoon before settling at 214 North Portage Path Akron.
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Doris Henry
Henry Alden
Akron
Henry L. Alden
South College Street
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Hiram ‘Dow Henry
Athens Country Club
George Alden
Benjamin Haytock
Easton
Hampton Beeson
Pittsburgh
Alden
Motor
Canada
Muskoka Lakes
North Portage Path
Firestone Company of
Athens
Columbus School For
Ohio University
Madison, Wis
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
League Women Voters Picnic Guests First Vote
League of Women Voters hosts its annual picnic and officer election at the home of Mrs. W. L. Gardon North Hill Thursday at 5. A business meeting precedes supper and a social program. A Washington Bicentennial playlet and a dialogue feature guests casting their first presidential vote this year.
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League Women Voters
League of Women Voters
W. L. Gardon
North Hill
Washington
Republican
J. P. Porter
Democrat
Charles H. Evans
League
Ans
A. E. Wagner
P. G. Dowler
L. H. Blackwood
John Kilpatrick
Local Notes From Clairton and Nearby Towns
Miss Cecelia Collins and H A Collins return to school posts in Clairton and St Henry for the fall. Leroy Justison’s death brings Mr and Mrs N S Welk to East Palestine. Clarence Stewart and Mack Sauer visit Boden and Easler families. Harold Swisher and Norma Brown Caldwell announce newborn daughters and sons born June. Harriet Jean Heck undergoes tonsil surgery in Marietta. Moosehart Women plan a meeting Tuesday night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Collins
Clairton
Michael Collins
North High Street
H. A. Collins
St. Henry
N. S. Welk
East Palestine
Leroy Justison
Welk
Miss Helen Reynolds to Teach in New York
Miss Helen Reynolds associate professor of secretarial studies at Ohio University School of Commerce will teach this summer at New York University. She departs Wednesday for New York City to assume her duties and was elected president of the National Association of Commercial Teacher Training Institutions at its Washington convention, having previously served as secretary. She is the daughter of Mrs. G. W. Reynolds of the Congress Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University School of Commerce
New York University
Miss Reynolds
New York City
National Association of Commercial Teacher Training Institutions
Washington, D. C
Association
G. W. Reynolds
Congress Apartments
Ohioans Have Chance at National Nomination
Ohio political circles focus on the upcoming Democratic National Convention with Gov George White former Gov Newton Baker and James M Cox as leading figures. Speculation centers on a potential deadlock and Alfred E. Smith neutralizing Franklin D. Roosevelt so Ohioans might secure a presidential or vice presidential nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
Newton D. Baker
James M. Cox
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Confiscation Decree Seizes Alfonso Personal Fortune
Madrid reports the treasury of the Spanish Republic credited with about 2 million dollars of ex-King Alfonso’s personal wealth as a confiscation decree took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spanish Republic
Alfonso
Pasture Dominates New Zealand Cultivated Land
About ninety percent of New Zealand's total cultivated area is dedicated to pasture, highlighting the farm land use pattern and agricultural focus of the country.
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New Zealand
Rome Grangers To Meet Wednesday in Stewart Hall
Rome Grangers will meet at their hall in Stewart on Wednesday evening June 22 during the lecture hour. A short play will be performed by members, and refreshments will include cookies. Drill practice for the team will conclude the evening.
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Stewart
Rome
Five Athens Men Arrested for Intoxication
Five Athens men were arrested Sunday night by local police on intoxication charges. They will be arraigned before Mayor Robert S. Wood at 7 p.m. One suspect, John Robinson, faces a driving while intoxicated charge after a crash on West Union Street. The others George Sayres, Charles Ayers, Harry Mitchell, and Robert Elgin remain jailed awaiting hearings tonight.
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Athens
Robert S. Wood
John Robinson
West Union Street
George Sayres
Charles Ayers
Harry Mitchell
Robert Elgin
One Hour for Generosity With Booze Arrest Ends
Louise Margotte, 23, an actress, was freed of a liquor charge after a judge sentenced her to one hour in the custody of the U S Marshal. She admitted entertaining strangers who turned out to be federal dry agents, believing an agent wished to buy furniture she advertised.
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Cleveland
U.P
Louise Margotte
Samuel M. West
United States
Margette
Son of Adolph Menjou Held in Suspected Murder
Harold L. Menjou, 20, adopted son of actor Adolph Menjou, faced a murder suspicion charge after Marjorie Gauthier, 16, died in an auto crash. Motorcycle Officer D Jones said Menjou’s bike was speeding at 80 mph before overturning. Menjou escaped with minor injuries as police pursued him for speeding.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Harold L. Menjou
Adolph Menjou
Marjorie Gauthier
D. Jones
Menjou
Gas Prices Rise as Federal Tax Hits Ohio Motorists
In Columbus on June 20 the Standard Oil Co of Ohio said it will raise gasoline by one cent a gallon and motor oil by one cent a quart to reflect the new federal excise taxes taking effect at midnight. Other oil firms are expected to follow. The tax will cost Ohio motorists about 12 million dollars annually, on top of the 40 million dollar state gasoline levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
W. T. Holliday
Holliday
Wind Damage in Kansas Reaches Hundreds of Thousands
Wichita reports that heavy winds and near cloudburst rains across central and southern Kansas caused damage estimated at several hundred thousand dollars. The article notes most military terms in use are French.
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Wichita
Kans
Kansas
Consistent Sun Tanning and Fashion Notes
The piece advises a controlled sun regimen with five to fifteen minutes daily, cocoa butter use, and careful progression to avoid peeling. It covers tanning aesthetics and contrasts white complexion styles with sun exposure methods, plus fashion sketches and a note about Dupon Magnin Paris couture.
The Day Menus for The Day Summer Salads Call for Fresh Dishes
Summer salads take center stage with practical prep tips. The article outlines assembling meat and vegetable combinations, including green beans ham tongue and onion pepper, pre dressing and chilling steps, and serving on lettuce with mayonnaise. It also describes a liver and cabbage salad marinated in French dressing with celery endive and endive bed.
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Bermuda
Sweetbreads and seafood salads for party spreads
Sweetbread salad offers a chicken salad alternative with prepared sweetbreads celery almonds white grapes and a lemon tarragon dressing on lettuce nests. Pair cucumber and sweetbreads and feature seafood blends with shrimp scallops and celery in mayonnaise on lettuce with beets garnish.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch Dinner
A school meal plan lists breakfast items such as blackberries ceres cream scrambled eggs graham muffins milk and coffee. Luncheon includes summer salad toasted muffins strawberry tapioca pudding milk tea. Dinner features breaded veal cutlets creamed carrots stuffed tomato salad rice pudding milk and coffee.
Stars Say For Tuesday June 21 Astrological Outlook
The lunar transits emphasize routine activities and sticking to familiar grooves amid obstacles. Real estate or tenancy gains may come, elders seem favorable, and a birthday will bring routine affairs unless tied to lands or mining. A child should be studious and practical. notable nativity Dan C. Beard the artist.
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Geneveve Kemble
Dan C. Beard
Dolls as Decorations in Homemaking Tips
Eleanor Ross Rown-Up notes a fad of using dolls as home decor from dolls on lamps to doll cushions and footstools. She cites practical applications for nursery use and safety minded touches such as doll corks and doll draped water bottles, highlighting modern dolls with character and variety in shops and creations.
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Dorothy Perkins
Lafe Boden
Clarence Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Boden
Mack Sauer
Ripley
Harold Swisher
Cheshire
Fisher
Helen Roberts
Dora Robinson
Grosvenor Street
Leo Caldwell
Nelsonville
Caldwell
Norma Brown
E. L. Brown
Currier Street
Clara Caldwell
Carl Heck
Harriet Jean
Marietta
Moosehart
Moosell
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
First Christian Church
Athens Fairgrounds
Dorothy Dalton
R. L. Clutter
Courtland Baker
Clutter
White, Baker and
Cox
Dem
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Susan Fleming
Hollywood
Rome Grangers
Ists
Dupouy Magnin
Paris
Athens Messenger
Dupony Magnin
Paris Couturier
Haute Couture
Monsier Jean Magnin
Couturier
Pocono Mountains
Helen Lyon
Binghampton
N. Y
Barbara Davies
Bethlehem
Grace Emery
Glen Ridge
N. J
John Peet
Ashtabula
Papa Peet
Dick Porter
Indians
Joe Vosmik
Joe
Peet
Earl Averill
Dick Porter Peet
Hari Averill Peet
Earl
Eleanor Ross
Jewel Coffee
van Camp
Mississippi
Soz
Blasley
Phirth
F. J. Beasley CO
Are - OH
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