Wedding in Columbus Murphey Cross confirms union
Miss Helen Murphey and Mr Glenn Cross wed in a garden ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Crooks in Columbus Ohio. Rev E F Chauncey officiated. The bride, a Ohio University Chi Omega member, wore white and carried a garden bouquet. Cross, a Delta Upsilon member, is district manager of Relay Truck Co and will reside in Indianapolis after a stay in New York.
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Frank FR. Murphey
Franklin Murphey
O. B. Murphey
Columbus
Helen Murphey
Emmett L. Murphey
S Glenn Cross
Youngstown
Stanley Crooks
Eastwood Avenue
E. F. Chauncey
Trinity Episcopal Church
Blanche Douglas
Ohio State University
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Relay Truck Company
Cross
New York
Cuba
Indianapolis
Ind
Time Now To Spray Orchard
Athens County farm agent T H Johnson urges immediate spraying of fruit orchards to combat codling moths. Overwintering worms and nocturnal moths threaten young fruit, with a second brood in August. A spray of dry lime sulfur arsenate of lead hydrated lime and water is advised for 50 gallons, with a follow up around July 15 if needed. Temperatures above 85 degrees require pausing spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Mr. Johnson
Surprise Shower At Whaley Home For Harold and Bride
Mr and Mrs Harold Whaley were honored with a surprise shower at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Whaley 138 North Congress Street. About thirty friends attended a six o clock lawn dinner followed by croquet and other outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whaley
Mr. Whaley
A. E. Whaley
North
Congress Street
B A initiates five members into lodge at Moose Hall
Five new members were initiated Tuesday night at WW B A meeting in Moose Hall. Miss Ing M Hoover of New Salem attended as district deputy. Humorous readings followed the lodge work and refreshments were served. AW B A rally set for Friday in Nelsonville invites Perreans to notify Mrs Elmer Bingman by tonight. Cless Close plans Beavdock Friday night relocation to Mrs Frank B Dilley’s home on Calumbia Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook of Laramie Wyoming arrived Thursday by news of their former mother Mrs Allie Cook on Mill Street. Miss Esther Schachtele, a Bellevue Schools teacher and Ohio University graduate, returned home Tuesday from Athens. The Young Married People’s Class of First Methodist plans a Wiener roast Friday at 6 o’clock at the Athena Fairgrounds hosted by Wingett Carter and Sam Warren.
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WW. B.A
Moose Hall
Ing M. Hoover
New Salem
Nelsonville
Cless Close Plente
Beavdock
C. 0
Giauque
Frank B. Dilley
Calumbia Avenue
Ralph Cook
Laramie
Wyo
Allie Cook
Mill Street
First Methodist Church
Athena Fairgrounds
Andre Wingett
Fret Carter
Sam Warren
Junior Temperance Legion Meets at Church in Chauncey
The Chauncey Junior Temperance Legion met Tuesday afternoon at the Church of Christ directed by Superintendent Mrs Christine Brown. After the lesson, games were played with members Finride Shultz Betty Jane Courtney June Richardson Isabel Courtney Marguerite Shultz Helen Ferrer Pauline Agin Martha Nye Nellie Agin Wanda Burn gardner present. Scarlet Fever Fatal in Chauncey A six year old David Sutton died Sunday at Thornville from scarlet fever. burial followed Monday at 4 AM. he was son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Sutton formerly of Stewart.
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Chauncey
Mark Sutton
Thair
David Sutton
Nathan Sutton
Stewart
Thornville
Miner Oliver Murt Injured at Chauncey Mine No 1
Clarence Kuiver a machine man at Chauncey Mine No 1 of Manhattan Coal Co was injured Tuesday afternoon his foot crushed by a falling object. He was attended by Dr W V Stagus and transported by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. He is married and living on Wyene Street, son of Mrs Thomas Olliver of this city.
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Hlarmace
Oliver Murt
Tueeday
Chauncey
Clarence Kuiver
Chauncey Mine No
Manhattan Coal Company
Body of John J. Conk Brought Here Tuesday
Chauncey June 4 The body for John J. Cook a former resident of Chauncey was brought here for interment in the local cemetery. He died Sunday morning following a heart attack at his home in Brice. He was 61 years old and was born and reared in Chauncey. Survived by his widow ten sons and ten daughters. Also listed are Orley and Edward Cook and Mrs Alice Caldwell of Brice O, and Mrs Margarite Roger of Lima. Ten mines reported active in district today with several mine numbers named. Chauncey personals note visitors and movers among residents including Mr and Mrs Lester Marshal and others from Fostoria Columbus and Detroit.
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John J. Conk
Chauncey
John J. Cook
Mr. Conk
Brice
Orley
Edward Cook
Lester Marahal
Fostoria
Ohio
Nile Dew
Jacobse Avenue
Marshal
Dedication set for Coolville new bridge over Hocking River
Coolville will formally open the reinforced concrete bridge over the Hocking River at 2 pm Thursday. Delegations from Southeastern Ohio and northern West Virginia expected. Marchers will parade after a 12:30 pm program at Old Grange Hall. Speakers include Myers Cooper and Thomas A. Jenkins.
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Coolville
Coolvilles
Hocking
U. Bridge
Ohio
West Virginia
Cornville
Grange
Pomeroy
Mhe OW. Va
Handa
American Legion
Athens
Pomerasy
Cooper
Jenkins
FE. H. Wilson
Preacher W H Relis to Speak at Chauncey Church
On June 2 the Rev W H Relis will deliver a sermon at 7 30 PM at the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church. A brief address to follow.
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Chauncey
W. H. Relis
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Value of Ohio farm land slides with 1927 to 1930 losses
Ohio rural real estate declined steadily from 1927 to 1930 with multi million dollar drops each year. 1920 value was 2 127 400 115 dollars and rural land accounted for 14.8 percent of total taxation. A Wellington game farm and Roosevelt preserve are noted along withPrison population growth and clemency actions. The piece mentions hunting, licensing, county fairs, and a state fair schedule in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Urhada
Wellington
Roosevelt
Sciente
Ohio Penitentiary
London Prison Farm
Board of Clemency
Conservation Department
Lake Erie
Clinton
Wilmington
Gallia
Gallipolis
Traffic Expert Addresses Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
R. W. Nutting of Kenton, traffic master for the New York Central Lines, spoke on rail traffic problems and shrinking revenues at a Kiwanis luncheon in Glouster. He noted Athens County taxes by the railroad run about 63 000 dollars yearly, with Perry County contributing 4 060. Andrew Chute Jr. played piano. two visitors attended.
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Athens Couny
Perry County
New York Central
Nutting
P. H. Clifford
Corning
Andrew Chute, Jr
Health chief cites smallpox and measles rates in Ohio
Director H G Southard reports in the past month Ohio averaged five smallpox cases daily and 4 285 measles cases with many uncounted by physicians. June shows little improvement. Approval given for tourist camps in 24 counties by district health commissioners. Senate tax plan would add one meal tax on cigarettes to raise funds. Senate also votes to repeal the certificate of title requirement for autos, citing installation cost of about 550000 over two years. repeal awaits House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Southard
State Department of Health
Ohio
Southard
Senate
Ta Tlon
House For
For Better Herds Test in New Hampshire Dairy Herds
Two hundred twenty three dairy herds totaling over four thousand cows are under test in New Hampshire's herd improvement association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Congress Run Man Fined for Drunk and Disorderly
Charles Milliron of Congress was fined 10 dollars after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct. He was jailed briefly by Constables Williams and G H Millican while his wife and children were away from home. The incident occurred around 1:80 o'clock on Monday morning in Glouster.
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Glouster
Milliron
Congress
FF Willams
G. H
Court of Justices
Mbini
Miron
Turch Picnic and Local Notices in Wrightstown Church Events
Vague fragmentary notice mentions a church picnic and a seven year old son of Wrightstown residents, with references to Dr J H Blas and USDA services. Also notes a committee meeting on June 2 and various local household and family movements including trips to Raleigh and visitors.
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Cross-Murphey Garden
Cecil Conley
Avenue
Eula Margaret
W. D. Weaver
Austin
Cole
Blanche .Simmons
Guthrie Center
Iowa
H. W. Mansfield
Hooper Street
Nancy Spaulding
Lewisburg
Athena
Joseph Jewett
Jay
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Rebekah
Roland J. Philhower
Anne
Evanston
Central Avenue
Ehures
Johnson
A. E. Whaley Home
B. A
Lodge
Mise Esther Schachtele
Bellevus
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Misa Schachtele
Ohio University
Bellevue
Chauncey Millfield
the Plains
Charles Bradfield, JR
Ada
Junior Temperance Legion
Miner
Acark
Black Diamond
Starr Faithfull
NEA
Tucker Faithfull
Tucker
Starr
Coalville
Cooper and Jenkins
Logans Book and News
The
Bontery - Collegionns Shop
Neverleak
Legion
Sunday Creek Valley
W. A. Craft
the Messenger
Kiwanis Club
Hamilton
Cornwell
Charles Milliron
Euthyme
Athens County Fair Grounds
Gibsar
Pharmacy
Prescription
Turch
Etty
Wrightstown
Jett Arm
Trihean Made
J. H. Blas
Usdawese
M.S. Ragecs
LAS
Frank Gross
Fre Greve
Debora Lass Af
Stepren
Thomas Treer
Mrs. Spearsighter of
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Caameras
Saly
L.ogan
Cst
Big Moore
Blue
Chamblay
E.f.sells
North Court St
Ce Bay Sale
Haines Bros
Victor Radio
Fair Grounds
Parker Bros. Music Company
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