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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1920

Page

5

Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings

Athens society items record Mrs Sue N Meloy of Lima visiting and Rowena Englewood heading to Fostoria to spend weeks with her father J W Sprout. Frances Isabel Powell wed Herbert Wayne Curry in Philadelphia. couple to reside in Columbus after July first.

Sue N. Meloy Lima Wean Ve EE M. Enlowss Rowena “‘Wexert Fostoria J. W. Sprout F. Earl. DeWeese St. Louis Athens Columbus Mabel G. Bonifield J. Evans Frances Isabel Powell Herbert Wayne Curry Second Presbyterian Philadelphia Curry W. A. Powell First Presbyterian Church This City Powell Ottawa

Two Baseball Players Lead League In Sacrifice Bunts

Joe Gedeon of the Browns and Ray Chapman of the Indians top the American League in sacrifice bunts and advancing runners. The pair show about twenty two sacrifices, with Donie Bush close behind, reflecting their speed and aggressive baserunning as they push runners across the plate.

Joe Gedeon Browns Ray Chapman Indians Donie Bush

Glouster Couple Wed in Local M E Parsonage

Glouster couple Miss Mary Thomas and Mr. Tom Morgen wed on Saturday June 19 in the afternoon ceremony at the First M E parsonage with Rev C L Strecker officiating. Witnesses were Mrs Emily Morgan and Mr F E Jones. Mr Morgen works as a miner and they will reside in Glouster.

Mary Thomas Tom Morgen M. E. Parsonage C. L. Strecker Glouster Emily Morgan F. E. Jones

Quiet wedding ties Shade residents in Athens union

Monday afternoon at 1 30 Miss Nettie Jeffers and Mr Ralph Hawk of Shade were quietly married by Rev C L Strecker at the First M E parsonage. The only attendant was Mrs Waldo Douglas of Athens. Mr Hawk will shift from farming to mining and the couple will reside in Athens.

Nettie Jeffers Ralph Hawk Shade C. L. Strecker M. E Waldo Douglas Athens Hawk

Wedding of Naffa E Rickey and Janet Harris in Portsmouth

This morning at 11 o'clock at 149 East State Street Rev A Y Wilcox united Naffa E Rickey of Portsmouth and Janet Harris daughter of Mrs W C Light of Guysville in marriage. Rickey a former Ohio University student and WWI veteran now sales manager for Reitz Bros Lumber Co. The bride has worked as a millinery designer at Anderson Bros store. They will reside in Portsmouth after a Buckeye Lake visit.

Naffa E. Rickey Portsmouth Janet Harris W. C. Light Guysville A. Y. Wilcox J. J. Henry East State Street Rickey Ohio University Atlantic Coast Reitz Bros. Lumber Co Anderson Bros Buckeye Lake

Allied ministers set to finish indemnity program in Paris

June 22 Boulogne reports the allied ministers conference approved a plan for financial experts to complete the indemnity program in Paris for presentation to the supreme council on July 2. Brussels will fix the Spa conference terms with German representatives. Italy protested the proposed indemnity shares.

Boulogne Paris Supreme Council Brussels Spa Germany France Gregory Krassin London Russia Berlin Portugal Greece Czecho-Slovakia Rumania Jugo-Slavia Count Sforza Italy

Work on Garage Proceeds Rapidly

Arthur Boyles, contractor for G. W. Hopkins & Co. garage on State street, overcame quicksand troubles during excavation. Basement walls are practically completed. He expects delays were only temporary and with good weather the new building will rise quickly.

Arthur Boyles G. W. Hopkins & Co State Street Boyles

California man named assistant secretary of shipping board

Washington June 22 James Pierson of California has been appointed assistant secretary of the United States Shipping Board the announcement stated Pierson will serve in Washington in the new post joining the board to oversee shipping operations and policy.

Shipping Board Washington James Pierson California States Shipping Board

McAdoo Nominated Despite Prefers to Decline

Dr Burris Jenkins announced that William G McAdoo will be placed in nomination at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco despite his personal wish to decline. Jenkins said a long distance call from Texas committeeman Thomas B Love at Puebla Colorado urged presenting McAdoo’s name.

Kansas City William G. McAdoo San Francisco Burris Jenkins Jenkins McAdoo Thomas B. Love Texas Puebla Colo Love

Wanderer fights gun duel after wife murdered in Chicago

Carl Wanderer, 21 year old husband of eight months and a mother-to-be, faces a gunman who killed his wife at her mother's Chicago home. Wanderer and the assailant exchanged shots in a toe to toe duel. the attacker died from four bullets. Police seek identity of a man seen entering with the couple.

Chicago Carl Wanderer Wanderer Mrs.Wanderer

More Daylight Law Upheld By Ohio Supreme Court

Cincinnati's "more daylight" ordinance was upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court. The court denied Edgar Cist's writ of mandamus to force the city to use Central Standard Time for public clocks and proceedings, affirming Cincinnati may set its own time standard under the home rule amendment for local offices and municipal actions.

Columbus Cincinnati Ohio Supreme Court Edgar Cist

Wemer Partition Case Heard In Local Court

The Wemer partition suit from Dover township centers on a one third farm share claimed by Mrs. Werner. Albert Werner contests the deed as unauthorized and asks to keep the property intact. Witnesses testified as arguments proceed toward next week in common pleas court.

Wemer Dover Township Alpha Wemer Albert Wemer Common Pleas Court Worstell Werner

City Chiefs Uphold Ordinance Ban On Liquor In Lodges

Columbus June 22. The state supreme court upheld municipal power to ban intoxicating liquors in lodge rooms clubs hotels and similar businesses except drug stores. In East Liverpool v Dawson the court affirmed conviction for keeping liquor in a new brew establishment and reversed an appeals ruling that the ordinance conflicted with the state constitution.

Columbus State Supreme Court East Liverpool Allen Dawson Supreme Court Common Pleas Court Dawson Court of Appeals

Ex-Kaiser's Sons Visit Doorn After Leaving Wieringen

Amsterdam dispatch says former German crown prince Frederick William left Wieringen for Doorn to visit the ex Kaiser. He is accompanied by the Dutch secretary of state and the Wieringen burgomaster. Prince Joachim has already arrived. both sons will stay several days with their father.

Amsterdam Frederich Wilhelm Wieringen Doorn Exkaiser Handelsblad Joachim Kaiser

WeFD Cutting Time Warns On Noxious Weeds

Public notice urges Athens residents to cut noxious weeds by July 1 under law enforced by N W Baker sanitary police and deputy health commissioner. The article stresses home pride, avoiding affidavits and costly court proceedings, urging immediate action to prevent penalties.

N. W. Baker City of Athens Athens County Mr. Baker

West Coast Quake Shakes Inglewood and Los Angeles

An earthquake last night rattled the Los Angeles area. Inglewood suffered the hardest jolt with numerous damaged buildings and broken windows. City hall cracked, Edison lines fell causing power loss across the town.

Los Angeles Cal Inglewood Here California Edison Company

Rotary Clubs Convention Opens With Delegates From Many Countries

The eleventh annual International Association of Rotary Clubs convention opened in Atlantic City New Jersey with the first business session. Delegates from nearly a dozen countries attended as Albert S Adams of Atlanta Georgia led the meeting.

Atlantic City N. J International Association of Rotary Clubs Albert S. Adams Atlanta International Organization

Deserters in GOP Consider Third Party Hope

The committee of 48 claims progressives are deserting the Republican rank and file to back a proposed third party led by followers of Hiram Johnson and Robert La Follette. They expect Democrats to swing to their side if conservatives are named as candidates and note liberal ex‑Bull Moosers are withholding positions pending the Democratic stance.

Chicago Committee of 48 Hiram Johnson Robert la Follette New York Johnson la Follette Roosevelt Rypins Jane Addams Harold Ickes John Ross

Two killed in Sinn Fein raid at Drumcollagher court

In Drumcollagher County Limerick a large armed Sinn Fein party attacked the courthouse early today. Civilians inside the building did not defend themselves as volleys of rifle fire followed by an explosion in the basement wrecked the structure.

Dublin Drumcollagher County Limerick Court House

Greeks to Aid London Front Reinforcements Expected

June 22 dispatch from Bolougne reports Prime Minister Lloyd George will accept aid of one Greek division to reinforce British military and naval forces at Ismid.

London Lloyd-George Ismid Bolougne

Death Notice of George W. Dowler 68 in Marshfield

George W. Dowler died suddenly Monday at 8 30 p m at his daughter Mrs Homer Wareham’s home near Nelsonville from heart trouble. He was 68. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 a m at New Marshfield M E church with Rev Arthur Dabritz officiating. Burial in local cemetery. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Sylvia Daffeny of Detroit two brothers John H Dowler and James and a sister Mrs Perce Jones. He spent most of life at Valley Ridge.

Marshfield George W. Dowler Homer Wareham Nelsonville New Marshfield M. E Arthur Dabritz Dowler Sylvia Daffeny Detroit Mich John H. Dowler New Marshfield James Valley Ridge Perce Jones

Pattern 3223 Frock for Children in Four Sizes

Pattern 3223 used for a charming frock in sizes 4 6 8 10 years. Requires 2 yards of 27 inch material for guimpe and 2 1/2 yards for overdress. Suitable fabrics include lawn batiste gingham chambray silk and bordered goods. A mailed pattern illustration available for 12 cents in stamps.

First Tryouts for Olympic Team Set for Saturday

Henry L. Farrell reports that sectional trials for the American Olympic team begin Saturday in Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and Pasadena. College stars from Pennsylvania Notre Dame California Stanford and New York Athletic Club figure to dominate the pool with 260 to 300 athletes expected to travel to Antwerp. A four man coaching staff is discussed to handle specialized training before final selection at Harvard Stadium on July 17.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Babe Ruth Johnstons Tildens Gardners Hagens Dempseys Carpentiers Uncle Sam Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Pasadena Pennsylvania Notre Dame California Stanford New York Athletic Club Antwerp Samuel Dallas Varius Harvard Stadium Feavivet Barden

McLean Sued for Divorce Over Cruelty and Drink

Mrs. Katherine McLean files for divorce from Charles Mclean alleging lifelong intoxication and repeated drunken abuse at home on Wolfe Street Athens. She says he struck her, used vile language, failed to provide, and she left him in 1918 due to his cruelty.

Katherine McLean Charles Mclean

I W W Arrests Stir Kansas Harvest Labor Tensions

Wichita authorities report thirteen I W W agitators arrested amid the Kansas wheat harvest as officials brace for possible labor unrest during the peak season.

Wichita Kas Kansas Wheat Sera

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