Nuptials Highlight Simple Yet Elegant Athens Wedding
Miss Frances Etherington Carr and Russell Hocker Rupp wed at First Methodist Episcopal church with a quiet, popular ceremony. The couple planned a modest reception at The Colonial and a Mount Gretna honeymoon before returning to Harrisburg and Athens High School duties.
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Frances Etherington Carr
Clint Carr
Second Street
Russell Hocker Rupp
Harrisburg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. L. Strecker
Athens
Carl Beasley
Colonial
Rupp
Mt. Gretna
Marietta
Athens High School
Ohio University
College of Music
Lebanon Valley University
Lebanon Valley
Tom Cotton Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Home
Party for Tom Cotton at 22 North Congress Street marked his sixth birthday on a Monday. The event ran from 3 to 6 with family and friends in attendance.
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Tom Cotton
North
Congress Street
Sensible Glasses Offer Custom Styles and Vision Focus
A glasses provider touts its years of experience and willingness to tailor frames to customer ideas as long as vision remains clear. The ad promises any style or shape that does not interfere with sight.
Shower honors Mrs Monroe Forest Brown in Ports mouth
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Monroe Forest Brown Ruth Davis bride of June 8 was held Monday evening at the home of her mother Mrs Mary Ellen Harwick West Washington Street. Guests included high school college and sorority sisters. Decorations featured field daisies ferns and wedding symbols. Favors were kew pies and gifts were presented by Julia Ann Gate man as Cupid. Assistants included Kathleen Harwick and Mary Powell.
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Harry W. August
Portsmouth
Mary Ellen Harwick
West Washington Street
Monroe Forest Brown
Ruth Davis
Julia Ann Gateman
Kathleen Harwick
Mary Powell
Spragues Begin Ten Day Trip to Northern Michigan
Dr and Mrs Warren Sprague of Chauncey departed Sunday for a ten day visit to Northern Michigan.
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Warren Sprague
Chauncey
Michigan
Miss Bridgman Sets Summer Visit for Caldwell
Miss Bertha Bridgman left today to spend her summer vacation in Caldwell with her sister Mrs. F R Connor.
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Bertha Bridgman
Caldwell
F. R. Connor
Caldwell Return for Pauline Keenan Ends Cousin Visit
Miss Pauline Keenan returns home to Caldwell after a visit with her cousin Miss Bicknell Robinson.
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Pauline Keenan
Caldwell
Bicknell Robinson
Athens area residents plan travels and visits
Miss Elizabeth Earhart leaves Wednesday for San Diego to visit her sister Mrs. R. C. Coats and plans to stay through next year. Douglas Earheart and Ruth of Toledo visit Mrs. Earhart’s parents, with return set for next Saturday. Mrs. Cray and Helen Cray travel to Delaware to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bass. Helen Cray will tour Marion Springfield and Chicago before returning to the Bank of Athens. Dr. and Mrs W. W. Lee and Mary Helen return from Columbus where they stayed with the Kyles. Athens and John Hancock high schools send delegates to Granville for the Friendship Circle convention with Angella Woods, Theodora Junod, and Octa Kincade from Athens. Mary Connell and Esther Kenney lead YWCA delegates from John Hancock.
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Elizabeth Earhart
San Diego
California
R. C. Coats
Douglas Earheart
Ruth
Toledo
George W. Earhart
Charles Cray
Helen
Maplewood Drive
Delaware
J. A. Bass
Marion
Springfield
Chicago
Bank of Athens
W. W. Lee
Mary Helen
Columbus
Clarence D. Kyle
Dr. Lee
Dayton
Athens Lodge of
Knights of Gya
Grand Lodge
Athens
John Hancock High
Granville
Friendship Circle
Angella Woods
Theodora Junod
Octa’ Kincade
John Hancock School
Mary Connett
Esther Kenney
Cooperative coal plan adopted by nine midwestern states
Farmers through county and state farm bureaus will order coal via county agents, pooling orders to buy in the open market at best price. Coal ships to county elevators or local dealers. Officials estimate savings of at least 1.50 dollars per ton. States adopting the plan include Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Kentucky and Iowa.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Federation
Ohiondiana
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Iowa
Ex-German U-boat 117 Sunk Off Hampton Roads
The ex German U-boat No. 117 was sunk by naval planes about 60 miles off Hampton Roads. Two attacks dropped 12 bombs, three planes at 10:23 and three at 10:20, with a direct hit and another near the conning tower. The submarine listed after the explosions and the conning tower disappeared shortly after.
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U. S
Henderson
Hampton Roads
Automobile Clubs Prepare for Ohio Anti Theft Law
Secretaries of sixty-one automobile clubs in Ohio will meet in Columbus on June 23 to learn the Atwood anti theft law effective August 16 and to receive bills of sale. The meeting, led by Senator J F Atwood, aims to help motorists comply, with notaries available and fees outlined. non members pay a total of 65 cents for notarization and filing.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Columbus
Atwood
Ohio
Columbus Automobile Club
New Southern Hotel
J. F. Atwood
Senate
James R. Hopley
Bucyrus
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Ohio Federation of Women Club Notes From Cincinnati Convention
Ohio Federation of Women s Clubs outlines Cincinnati convention dates in October with multiple clubs urged to send delegates. Nature study clubs promoted for conservation and public support of bird life. Galion federation revival planned and recent lecturer funds benefit the Galion Welfare League. Musical Tea benefits Lancaster summer camp. concerns raised over improving moving pictures for women club activities.
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Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati
Ohio Club
Lyle 8. Evans
Chillicothe
Galion Federation
Ohio
Galion Welfare League
Nancy Scoonmaker
New York City
Galion
Beatrice Taggert
Chicago
Federation
Lancaster Federation
Lancaster
R. A. Hashings
Scout Camp Planned at Buckeye Lake for Troop 1
Former Athens schools head G F Morgan reports Buckeye Lake site secured for Athena Boy Scouts Troop 1. Lease of the Office Clubhouse August 29 to September 3 provides sleeping porches and rooms for all scouts, with provisions for cots cooking gear and a rented motor boat. Regular weekly meetings and uniform readiness emphasized.
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Buckeye Lake
Athena Boy Scouts
G. F. Morgan
Oflice Club
Morgan
Athens Scouts
Athens
Joseph Basom
James Basom
Rupel Jones
Davis
Edwin Chubb
A. B. Mackie
Athens B. P. C. E
Art Wolf
John Bolin
Joseph Edleman
Will Clear Pier for Olympic Return this Week
New York June 21 Officials decide to clear a bare pier when Olympic returns to the United States by order of Secretary Denby after a conference with port officials. The public will be excluded to avoid discrimination. Rear Admiral Sims leads the voyage.
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New York
Olympic
Sims
Denby
Reverend Sanderson Says Kansas Sees More Liquor Now
The Rev. Ross W. Sanderson former Congregational pastor and now secretary of the Wichita church federation stated in Sandusky Ohio that there is more liquor and drinking in Kansas today than before federal prohibition.
Sanity Decline Linked to War, Says Homeopathy Doctor
Washington June 21 A Rochester New York physician Dr J M Lee told the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that sanity is deteriorating due to the world war and its aftermath. He cited urban living worries diet and constant labor as factors disrupting mental machinery.
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Washington
J. M. Lee
Rochester
N. Y
American Institute of Homeopathy
Lee
Mine No 210 shutdown ends idle period in Sugar Creek district
Mine No 210 on Sugar Creek was shut down Saturday night with the duration undetermined possibly lasting several weeks. The closure may lead to other district mines reopening after a long idle spell as operators adjust to the change.
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Sugar Creek
Athens
Registration climb at Ohio U hits near two thousand
Noon figures show about 1950 students registered for the summer term at Ohio University with registrar W R Cabie predicting around 2100 by week’s end. He notes more men and younger registrants due to higher teacher salaries, and yesterday’s total topped 1200.
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Ohio U
W. R. Cabie
Nazimova Weighs Return to Stage in Female Cast Play
MMe Nazimova, long focused on film drama, is reported to consider a comeback to the speaking stage in a play featuring an all female cast.
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Mme, Nazimova
Topics of the Day films bring judge humor to audiences
The column highlights light moments from Topics of the Day films where judges hear witty courtroom quips. Examples from across the United States showcase jurists and humor, such as a man baring marital woes and comical exchanges with officers and lawyers.
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United States
the Messenger
Defense to Open in Toledo Post Office Robbery Trial
Defense to open in Toledo Ohio as number of defendants in the post office robbery trial reduced to 13. Several counts in indictments to be disregarded when the jury weighs the evidence. defense prepared to present its first witnesses.
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Toledo
Ships Idle as Business Wanes
A terse notice notes 800 and 900 ships idle due to lack of business, highlighting economic strain in maritime commerce and continued idle capacity in the fleet.
Charles Palmer editor and publisher obituary note
Davis founded Events a national weekly in Columbus as Charles Palmer editor and publisher dies at 61 years old in Columbus.
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Charles Palmer
Day
Davis
Events
Columbus
Dame Mevis
Change is killed in Washington on Volstead plan
The House Rules Committee decided to kill the Volstead bill in its present form. Bell of Kansas said today that no further action would be taken.
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Washrington
House
Man Bell
Kansas
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