Married In Detroit A New Marshfield Couple Wed
Miss Edna B. Sherman and Mr. Leslie Collins wed in Detroit Michigan at 6 o clock last Saturday evening. The bride formerly worked as a book keeper for doctors Danford of Athens. They will reside in Detroit for now. Delphian Society Athena chapter met at Hotel Berry with Mrs Victor Pierce leading the program on Social Life in Rome and several members contributing. A year end dinner at Hotel Berry will precede the next calendar year’s meeting in July.
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Detroit
Edna B. Sherman
Leslie Collins
Marshfield
Mich
Gay Clar
W. G. Danford
Byron Danford
Athens
Collins
Delphian Society
Athena Chapter
Hotel Berry
Victor Pierce
Rome
Fred Wheaton
Carl Ferguson
P. G. Dowler
Ena Nelson
E. E. Woodworth
Mabel Markeson
Delle Finsterwald
L. G. Bean
Lancaster School Head Is Kiwanis Speaker Tuesday
Lancaster superintendent Phillips spoke at the Athens Kiwanis club on Handicaps of Our Educational System. He urged students gain more work and efficiency, criticized auto use in schooling, and backed Bible reading in public schools. Visitors included Walter Rodgers, E O Saunders, and Earl Hoover. Next Kiwanis event hosts Rotarians and Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Berry with James P. Daniels scheduled to speak.
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Hotel Berry
Phillips
Lancaster Public Schools
Athens Kiwanis Club
Lancaster
Walter Rodgers
Newark
E. O. Saunders
Ashland
Kentucky
Ohio University
Earl Hoover
Redpath Chautauqua
Rotarians
Chamber of Commerce
Berry
James P. Daniels
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Gideon Speakers to Address Local Churches Sunday
Representatives of the Gideon society will speak at two churches Sunday morning. Al Forney will address Class 6 at First Methodist at 9 30, while Paul Nicholson and Dr A Y Wilcox speak at the First Presbyterian service. The group promotes Bible distribution with a national goal of 100000 Bibles, placed in hotel guest rooms, including about 100 at Hotel Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Society
al’’ Forney
National Field Worker
Cleveland
First Methodist Church
Paul Nicholson
First Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Sam Boggs
Berry
Rivers pleads not guilty to slander charge
Mary Rivers appeared before Justice of the Peace Carl Porter this morning and pleaded not guilty to a charge of slander. She was released and her trial was scheduled for Friday at 1 o'clock. Constable E. C. Mariner made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Mary Rivers
E. C. Mariner
Presbyterial conference attendance and travel notes
This week includes a Monday motor trip by a mother accompanied by her son Walter Barker who will visit Cleveland and rejoin her on the return. Mr. and Mrs. Bardin return from Magnetic Springs after ten days at the Bardin home there. Mrs. Campbell and sister Mrs. Garnett of Enid Oklahoma visit Athens and plan Canton visits to see the Campbells.
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Walter Barker
Cleveland
D. A. Bardin
Magnetic Springs
Bardin
E. G. Campbell
W. B. Garnett
Enid
Okla
Athens
Canton
Robert E. Campbell
Mrs Miller and Family Visit Uncle in Mississippi Trip
Mrs A A Miller and daughter Mrs Ralph Uhl and son Jimmy of Kansas City stopped at the home of Mrs Miller's uncle A E Falloon at 27 North Congress street on their way to Mississippi to join Mr Uhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Edward Johnson
Columbus
Sarah Bridgewater
Logan
Solomon Slater
W. S. Lewis
East State Street
A. A. Miller
Jessie Falloon
Ralph Uhl
Jimmy
Kansas City
Picnic Held For Mrs Rol an Wagoner Retinue At Southland
Twenty four friends of Mrs Rol an Wagoner of Southland enjoyed a Sunday picnic on the Wagoner lawn. Entertainment included solos by Effa Glazier duets by Glazier and Estelle Goddard readings by Edith Leyda and Mrs Rolan Wagoner and piano duets by Mrs Lloyd Burgess with Leyda and Kathryn Burgess. Attendees listed include Arthur Penrose Stockport Hannah Glazier Effa Glazier Estelle Goddard Jessie Owen Erson Glazier Amesville, Mattie Leyda, Verne Leyda Centenary, Amos Burgess Eunice Burgess Lloyd Burgess family and others.
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Rolan Wagoner
Southland
Wagoner Lawn
Effa Glazier
Glazier
Estelle Goddard
Edith Leyda
Lloyd Burgess
Kathryn Burgess
Arthur Penrose
Stockport
Hannah Glazier
Athens County Pomona Grange Holds Attendance Banner Meeting
The Athens County Pomona Grange met on Saturday June 19 with morning business and an open afternoon program led by Goldie Boudinot. 4H club girls from Amesville performed under T H Johnson, and talks by J A Palmer O O Bryson and S K Mardis followed a playlet Coon Creek Courtship. The group planned a summer county picnic and formed a committee for restroom upkeep funding. The next meeting will be at Trimble Grange in September.
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Athens ‘Grange
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Pomona Orange
Phil Briley
Edward Rickey
A. W. Kearns
Effie Watkins
A. E. Potter
Goldie Boudinot
4H Club
Amesville
T. H. Johnson
J. A. Palmer
Grange of Today
O. O. Bryson
Coon Creek
Rome
K. Mardis
Trimble Grange
Walker Pleads Guilty to Assault in Local Case
E. T. Walker was charged with assault on Effie Davis and arrested by Constable E. C. Mariner. At arraignment before Justice Carl Porter he pleaded guilty and was fined twenty five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Davis
E. T. Walker
E. C. Mariner
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Walker
Lecturer Stresses Community Building at Chautauqua
Chautauqua speaker Charles H. Plattenburg addresses HG cities menage tou on the role of civic effort in strengthening towns. He urges practical collaboration among residents, local groups, and leaders to foster growth and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Community value and stability in chautauqua talks
Charles H. Plattenburg argues that building great communities means cultivating citizenship quality through cooperation sacrifice and a fighting spirit. He warns crowded cities threaten civilizations and urges stable smaller towns to keep youth and faith.
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America
Charles H. Plattenburg
Plattenburg
Athens
Harold Lewis
Rossini
Williaw Tell
Mary Lackland
George Barth
Marjorie Harding
Howard Wade Kinsey
Lora Orth Kinsey
Dickason
Young America
Fat
Kimseys
D. Thomas Curten
Europe
Couple Weds in Athens County Courthouse
The first courthouse wedding in months was held when Rev. M. E. Chatley united James Wilson of Corning and Margaret Evelyn Juniper of Nelsonville after their license was issued. Wilson, 23, a mortician, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson. Juniper, 18, is at home with parents Mr. and Mrs. Harley Juniper.
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Athens County
M. E. Chatley
James Wilson
Corning
Margaret Evelyn Juniper
Nelsonville
Edward Wilson
Harley Juniper
DIES AFTER THREE YEARS ILLNESS ELZADA TICE DIES
After a three year illness Elz ada Tice 24 formerly of Athens died at her sister Mrs E McGrath Alliance June 14 She was daughter of William and Lillie Roush and known as Elz ada Roush Funeral held at her sister home June 16 burial in Alliance city cemetery Surviving are husband Perry Tice three children Harry McClure 6 Charles 5 Leroy 2 mother Mrs Lillie Dailey Athens four sisters Mrs McGrath Mrs Harry Sams Hanna Alta Canada Mrs Joseph Kelley Cleveland Mrs Charles Bobo Athens and three brothers Fisher Roush Glou cester Everett Athens and Jessie Cleveland
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Elzada Tice
Athens
E. McGrath
Alliance
Tice
Elzada Roush
William Roush
Alliance City
Perry Tice
Harry McClure
Charles
Leroy
Lillie Dailey
McGrath
Harry Sams
Hanna Alta
Canada
Joseph Kelley
Cleveland
Charles Bobo
Fisher Roush
Glouster
Everett
Jessie
Byrd and Bennett Return From North Pole Flight
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett, the first to fly to the North Pole, were welcomed back in New York by a 300-member committee after arriving ashore from a cutter at the battery. The explorers revisited the top of the earth not seen since Peary’s 1909 visit.
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New York
U.R
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Robert E. Peary
Morals Not Based on Laws Declares Doctor
Detroit editor Dr. E G Martin chief of staff at Detroit Receiving hospital argues vice should be controlled by licensing rather than prohibition He cites failure of prohibition and urges sane regulation based on modern knowledge.
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Detroit
U.P
E. G. Martin
Wayne County Medcal Society “Bulletin
Martin
Detroit Receiving Hospital
Former Manager Joins Institute Cooperation Program
J J Schmidt former general manager of the Cline Ice Cream company Cincinnati will appear on the American Institute of Cooperation program at the four week session opening June 21 at University Farm between St Paul and Minneapolis. The institute represents major forces in agricultural advancement with support from farm groups and government agencies including the U S Department of Agriculture and state officials.
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J. J. Schmidt
Yopey
French Bros-Bauer Company
Cincinnati
Cline Ice Cream Company
American Institute of Cooperation
University Farm
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Charles W. Holman
Institute
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Commerce
Commissioners of Agriculture
Ohio Lumber Dealers Convene in Athens at Hotel Berry
Members of the Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers gather at Hotel Berry in Athens for a meeting tomorrow morning. A noon banquet for members and wives precedes a movie and a sight seeing automobile tour. D A Bardin of Bardin Brothers chairs, H F Kittle of Glouster is secretary, with delegates from Athens Hocking Vinton Gallia Jackson and Meigs counties.
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Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Hotel Berry
Athens
D. A. Bardin
Bardin Brothers
H. F. Kittle
Glouster
Hocking
Vinton
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Grange to Host Open Community Meeting in Rome
Rome Grange will hold an open community meeting in the auditor. Members and local residents are invited to discuss upcoming programs and activities scheduled for the season.
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Rome Grange
Auditor
Ohio Finance wins $50 damages in common pleas court
Damages of $50 awarded to Ohio Finance company in common pleas court after proof the defendant Jess Stiers unlawfully withheld plaintiff property. Also on Monday Peoples Bank Nelsonville wins $3,857 judgment on note by E. B. Young and others of Athens.
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Ohio Finance Company
Jess Stiers
Peoples Bank Company
Nelsonville
E. B. Young
Athens
Ohio University enrolls 1181 students this morning
Teachers from Cleveland and city schools helped register students at Ohio University raising total enrollment to 1181. The registrar reports a few more registrations may come this week but officials do not expect a larger total than current estimates.
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Cleveland
Ohio University
Arrest of Dan Carr for intoxication and fines posted
Dan Carr was arrested yesterday afternoon by acting Chief of Police Herbert Parker on a charge of intoxication. He was fined $10 with costs bringing the total to $18.20 by May or Alex Moore this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Carr
Herbert Parker
Alex Moore
Readings and Recitations Highlight Stewart High Program
The Stewart High School program Saturday evening features readings and timely subjects with performances by students. Admission is free for the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ium
Stewart
Warren Funeral for Jease W ren
Funeral services for Jease W ren will be held Thursday afternoon at the East Washington residence. Rev. Dr. Daniel McGurk will conduct the ceremony at 1 pm. Interment will follow in West Street Cemetery.
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Jease Wren
Rat Dence
Washington
Daniel McGurk
West Street
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