Bridge Tea Social Reports Nine-Table Event
Mrs. George W. Hopkins hosted a Tuesday bridge tea at 14 Elmwood Place with nine tables.Dorothy Roses and gladioli formed the decor as Mrs. Harry Beckley won first prize and Mrs. E. C. Schloss second. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Albert Jones San Diego and Mrs. Ralph Benning Birmingham. Plans mention church class meeting and local visits plus travel of several families.
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George W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
Dorothy Perkins
Rufus Hopkins
Harvey C. Baker
Rachael Hopkins
Virginia Hoover
Harry Beckley
E. C. Schloss
Albert Jones
San Diego
Ralph Benning
Birmingham
Battle over proposed primary plank at Ohio GOP convention
In Columbus Ohio on June 25 the Republican state platform committee backed embedding the proposed pre primary convention plank in the state platform. Most gubernatorial candidates expressed opposition, while Fauver’s extreme plan to eliminate the primary was not slated for floor debate.
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Columbus. CO
Memorial Hall
Resolutons Committee
James T. Begg
Sandusky
L. RB. Fauver
Elyria
Fourteenth
Pratt's Fork Sunday Guests Report Weekend Visits
Pratt's Fork residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends from Athens, Chester, Columbus, and West Virginia. Families including Ling, Sapp, Wingett, Meeks, Williams, Gilkey, Orr, and others traveled to or hosted gatherings, sharing meals and social time across Pratt's Fork and nearby communities.
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F. M. Ling
Myrle
Athens
Arnold King
Flossie Williams
Jacob King
Elza Sapp
Jay Wingett
Charlie Lee
Wayne Wingett
David
Elsworth Wingett
Charlie Spencer
Chester
Eugene Goldsberg
Pearl Woods
Poodiesbursh
Nona Steinmetz
C. L. Orr
Roscoe
Crant Gilkey
Frank Marshall
Amily
W. Va
Jessie Gilkey
Pearl Sapp
Bertha Sapp
Ross Ackrey
Alex Sapp
Leo Wiliams
Milan Williams
Atwood Grires
Harley Pierce
Fred Sinclair
Columbus
Pratts Fork
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Albany Woman Visits Aunts Mrs Gibson and Mrs Blackwood
Mrs Ruth Bowers of Albany visits her aunts Mrs Myrtle Gibson at 154 Morris Avenue and Mrs C E Blackwood at 97 May Avenue, sharing time with family.
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Ruth Bowers
Albany
Myrtle Gibson
Morris Avenue
C. E. Blackwood
May Avenue
Akron couple guests as wedding ties town hosts
Mrs. J. Malin Arthur and her daughter Terry of Akron visit Mr. and Mrs. David Feth at 65 East Mulberry street. Miss Flossie Standall and Granville Green from Nelsonville wed at noon in Athens with Rev. M. E. Chatley performing the ceremony at the Christian church parsonage.
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Dorothea Huyck
Cincinnati
C. W. Fulton
East State Street
Daniel Baird
West Union Street
Miss Huyck
Villa Madonna College
Kentucky
Fred Kelley
Rosaline
C. E. Russell
Youngstown
Dave Russell
Akron
Frank Dean
Second Street
Robert Jones
Breezy Heights
J. Malin Arthur
Terry
David Feth
East Mulberry Street
Flossie Standall
Granville Green
Nelsonville
Athens
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Mrs. C. M. Shepard Returns Home to Columbus
Mrs. C. M. Shepard leaves University Terrace after a brief visit with her mother Mrs. C. H. Grosvenor and heads home to Columbus this evening.
Village Struck by Violent Storm in Alexis Michigan
A small cyclone hit Alexis Michigan just across the Ohio line, unroofing several buildings tearing down barns and destroying orchards. Mrs Clarence Renare and her year old baby escaped as the roof blew off their house with no injuries reported.
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Toledo
Alexis
Mich
Ohio State Line
Clarence
Renare
Berlenbach Withdraws From Milk Fund Show Fight
Paul Berlenbach the light heavyweight will not fight Young Stribling at the milk fund show on Thursday night. His left eye was severely cut in a bout with K O Jaffe Friday night and physicians advised against fighting. Negotiations with Ad Stone are in progress.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Berlenbach
K. O. Jaffe
Ad Stone
Veteran golfer Willie Fernie dies in Troon Scotland
Willie Fernie aged 73, one of the oldest and best known golf professionals in the British Isles, died today in Troon. He won the British Open and tied for second place on five occasions. his two sons, entered at Hoylake, scratched to return to their father’s bedside. Fernie had served as Troon’s professional for 30 years.
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Troon
Scotland
Willie Fernie
British Isles
Hoy Lake
Fernie
U S Army Flyers Reach Chittagong After Rangoon Crossing
United States army round the world flyers arrive at Chittagong from Rangoon covering 435 miles. Chittagong is a port on the Bay of Bengal.
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Calcutta
India
United States Army
Chittagong
Rangoon
Bay of
Benga
Amherst Bible School Ends With 200 Attendees
The four week summer vocational Bible School in Amherst Lorain County completed its session with an attendance of 200, the only Bible school held in the county this year.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Not Guilty Plea in The Plains Burglary Case
Steve Kaufman Jr of The Plains pleads not guilty to burglary arraigned before Magistrate Helwig and bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond. The case stems from a home looting at The Plair with loot recovered by E S McFadden and Constable E C Mariner. Kaufman had prior petty larceny plea. Separately, water service to high city districts will be shut at 7 PM for standpipe repairs, with expected resumption Friday morning and precautions for fire protection in affected areas.
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Steve Kaufman, Jr
the Plains
Helwig
Lydia Isenburg
Plair
E. S. McFadden
E. C. Mariner
Kaufman
Athens
John Kaufman
Dayton
McKinley
Plains
North Hill
Service
Romine
Mromine
Servic
Servie
Lancaster Street
Second Street
Columbia Avenue
Noosevelt Drive
Business Man Praises Mayr's Remedy After Stomach Trouble
A man suffering years with stomach pain and gas credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for resolving his issues after a recommended operation was advised. The simple preparation claims to clear catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose supposedly convinces money back guarantee. Promoters list Mckee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Welsonville and druggists everywhere.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayr
Mckee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Welsonville
Kiwanis Club Offers Cup To Twilight Rag Winners
Kiwanis Club will award a cup to Twilight League winners. Coach Chick Rockall praised community athletics at a meeting last night. The Grayson nine and McBee Diamondeers plan another clash at the municipal diamond on Wednesday night against the Rain Drops.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Three Athens Couples Marry, Licenses Issued By County
Marriage licenses were issued on Tuesday and Wednesday by the Athens county bureau to Glen Ray Cline and Alice Woodyard both listed ages in the late twenties, Glennon Booth and Eleanor Beattice Itheades both from Zanesville and Athens respectively, and Herbert C Paulus and Ruth Eileen Powell both in their early twenties with clergy officiants noted.
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Athens County Bureau
Glen Ray Cline
Athens
Alice Woodyard
McGurk
Glennon Booth
Zanesville
Eleanor Beattice Itheades
C. H. Porter
Herbert C. Paulus
Woodsfield
Ruth Eileen Powell
Nelsonville
Tifft
Athens Rotary reports Toronto convention with 900 delegates
Attorney John J. Wooley outlined the Toronto Rotary convention to the Athens club at Tuesday lunch. He noted 900 delegates from 28 countries emphasized world fellowship and urged an end to conflicts as Rotary marks its 20th anniversary with Chicago as a likely 1925 host.
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Athens Rotary Club
Toronto
John J. Wooley
Wooley
Athens Club
Craig
W. E. Mills
Nelsonville
Mills
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
Woolley
Rotary
Civic Organization Foundation
Chicago
Paul Harris
Lipstick Warned as Germ Carrier Says Health Commissioner
Syracuse health officials warn girls that lipstick can spread infections as they share sticks among friends. Dr George M Retan urges caution and stresses personal use to prevent transferring bacteria.
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Syracuse
N.Y
George M. Retan
Retan
Kid Smugglers Spark City Firecracker Alert
Columbus youths defy local ordinance by discharging firecrackers. Police chief French orders patrols to curb the practice as stores inside the city are barred from selling fireworks. youths obtain devices outside city limits and import them secretly for early Independence Day celebrations.
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Columbus O
French
Reunion Brings Kempton and Straw Families Together
A large Kempton and Straw reunion gathered Athens County residents near Chillicothe at the Kempton home. Attendees included many Kempton relatives from Jacksonville Glouster Trimble College Hill Millfield and Athens plus families Patton Davis and Wemmer with a lawn tent dinner on site.
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Athens County
Kempton
Strawser
Chillicothe
Silas Kempton
Fred Kempton
Emma, Pautine
Louise
Jed
Dave Swartz
Raymond Vandall
Jacksonville
Curtis Kempton
Walter Davis
Glouster
Charles Kempton
Frank Young
Trimble
W. M. Wemmer
Golda
Elia
Dolores
Ray
Francis
College Hill
Grover Patton
Helen
Woodrow
William Wemmer
Millfield
Vern Kempton
Delmer
Athens
Athens County Sends Three to Camp Knox
Three Athens county youths Willard Dean Klmor Thompson and Harry Kelsey were among the last accepted applicants for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky in July. The county quota is now filled with five members and the government pays transport and training costs for the month.
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Athens County
Hell
Camp Knox
Francis Frebault
Frebault
Willard C. Dean
Klmor I. Thompson
Athens
Harry RR. Kelsey
Nelsonville
State Game Board Adopts More Birds Less Bugs Slogan
The Board of Game Commissioners in Harrisburg unveils a campaign urging protection of song and insectivorous birds with the motto More Birds Less Bugs. Officials say birds consume hundreds of tons of destructive insects daily in Pennsylvania and warn a $10 fine for killing protected birds or destroying nests.
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Harrisburg
Board of Game Commissioners
Birds of
Pennsylvania
Speeder Escapes Odor Smell By Stockyards Excuse
Albert Banfield faced traffic court after speeding on Spring Grove Avenue in Cincinnati. He claimed the strong stench from nearby stockyards drove him to flee traffic and justify his breaking the law. Judge Vievonner dismissed the odor claim with a caution and fined him fifteen dollars plus costs.
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Albert Banfield
Spring Grove Avenue
Cincinnati
Ronfield
Vievonner
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