Ohio University romance ends in Caldwell marriage
A college romance began at Ohio University and culminated in the Caldwell marriage of Grace Faber of Caldwell and H. K. Bands, Stewart. Rev. H. X. Warrr Athens officiated. Only attendants were Miss Mae Rose of Athens and Fred Mante of Athens. Bride and groom, both Ohio University graduates, had taught in Noble and Cleveland areas and will reside in Logan after a six week trip to California. Local society notes include engagements, visits, and family updates among Athens residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Caldwell
Grace Fbafer
That City
Noble County
Porto Rito
Akron
Prst
Euclid Central
Cleveland
S4teom
Cantanville
Schoo
Lancaster High
Blaydenville
California
Logan
Trimble Church of Christ to Have Musical Program
CHAUNCEY June 26 The Trimble Church of Christ will host a benefit musical program Sunday at 7 30 pm with proceeds buying new song books. Acts include Come Thou Almighty King He Hideth My Soul Christ Is King and Wonderful Words Of Life. Soloists and duets from local talents perform, followed by benediction. Seven mines reported working in this district with No 2 idle today after four days of work this week.
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Chauncey
Trimble Church of Christ
Christ
Courtney Gong
Thalma Granty
Josephine Roberts
Lewis Kasler
Dorna
Ms O Lord
Ee Florine Merritt
Walter Anderetiful Land
Mais Chonna
Grace
Eileen Sayre
Marjorie Morrison
Ada Leake
Doris Flerbaugh
Condition Improves for Clarence Olliver in Athens Hospital
In Chauncey on June 26 the condition of Clarence Olliver, patient at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens, is reported improved after sustaining a right foot injury at Chauncey Mine No 25 operated by Manhattan Company the previous Tuesday.
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Clarence
Chauncey
Clarence Olliver
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Olliver
Chauncey Mine No 25
Manhattan Company
Entertained by Mrs Gardner and Mrs Karl Gardner at Chauncey
Mrs Guy Gardner and Mrs Karl Gardner hosted the Christian Woman's Bible Class at Chauncey Church St Christ on Wednesday. Mr Guy Brookins led the meeting, Mrs T R Himtom led worship, and several local women performed readings and songs. Guests and contest prizes noted. social hour featured a refreshment service.
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Guy Gardner
Karl . Gardner
Chauncey
Karl Gardner
Chauncey Church St Christ
Guy Brookins
T. R. Himtom
Toy Uttle
Nejlie Geleke
Columbus
Geiseke
Mra c
Gaertner
Ruth Dariser
Charles Ogg
Converne
Pennell and Ginn Attend Funeral in Athens
Mrs. George Pennell and Mrs. Arthur Ginn of Pomeroy had no dinner guests due to Mrs Pennell and Mrs Ginn being girlhood chums. They visited Balem and other relatives in Athens Ohio. Mrs. George Pennell attended the funeral of award Gould at Zion Church on The Plains Tuesday.
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George Pennell
Arthur Ginn
Pomeroy
Pennell
Ginn
Balem
Athens
Award Gould
Zion Church
the Plains
Wreck on Squaw Hollow Bridge Injures Athens Man
Charles Domke of Athens and Ben Masters of Marietta collided head on on U S Route 50 North near Squaw Hollow Bridge Wednesday night. Masters suffered a cut on the forehead while Domke’s car was badly wrecked as they met while traveling in opposite directions.
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Marietta
Charles Domke
Athens
Ben Masters
Squaw Hollow
U. S. Route 50
Masters
Masiera
Domke
U S Indicates Willingness to Compromise with France
Washington June 26 The United States indicated willingness to compromise with France on reservations in the Hoover debt suspension plan. Ambassador Edge in Paris and Secretary Mellon are negotiating to reach an agreement. State Department memorandum notes Stimson and French leaders expressed willingness to forego German payments for a year.
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France
Washington
United States
Ito
Edge
Paris
Treasury
Mellon
State Department
Stimson
Kelly in Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Harry E Kell of 29 Franklin Avenue is convalescing at Sheltering Arm Hospital today following an operation for acute appendicitis.
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Harry E. Kell
Franklin Avenue
Sheltering Arma Hospital
Wage Scale Aim of Union in Hocking and Levisa Valleys
Officials of District No 8 United Mine Workers led by Lee Hall announced an effort to obtain a four billet wage scale for coal mines in the Hocking and Guyandotte Valleys. At a Chauncey delegate meeting with 84 delegates from 27 locals and 3490 members present the plan was approved and joint negotiations with operators will begin. Miners will continue working pending talks, with a state law compliant check weighman to be chosen and protection against discharge for union affiliation.
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Hocking and
Gunday Creek
United Mine Workers of America
Lee Hall
Chauncey
Hall
Local Visit Recap From Nelsonville and Danville Residents
Dr and Mrs J C McGrath Nelsonville and air and Mrs Don Bydall of Danville IN visited Mr and Mrs Alex Guess Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Levi Palmer and Mrs Herman Geeler of New Straitsville visited Mr and Mrs William Lemon Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Louis Williams of Lozan visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Guess Monday evening. Mr and Mrs William Lemon Mr and Mrs Louie Williams and Miss Marie Guess were week. Donald Coe returned after visiting her parents in Columbus Friday. Devol visited Avanell Smith Monday evening. Clarence Haybron and Mr and Mrs Don Bydell of Danville Zit have returned home after chatting the former’s sister Mrs Alex Guess Carbon Hill and the latter’s sister Mrs J C McGrath Nelsonville.
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Carbon Will News
J. C McGrath
Nelsonville
Air
Don Bydall
Danville
Alex Guess
Levi Palmer
Herman Geeler
Naw Straitavike
William Lemon
Louis Willams
Lozan
Willian Lemon
Louie Williame
Mars
Donald Coe
Cecil Pummel
Columbus
Frusne
Devol
Avanell Smith
Clarence Haybron
Don Bydell
Zit
Carbon Hill
Soviet Agrees To Allow Lind To Cross Siberia
Washington reports Moscow has authorized Charles A Lindbergh and his wife to fly over Soviet territory during their summer vacation. The UAR official noted fuel and oil could not be supplied in Northeastern Siberia from Russian sources, so Lindbergh would arrange shipment of supplies from Japan.
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Lind
Siberia
Washington
Soviet
Russia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Moscow
Boris Bkvirsh
Sertre Skybuky
Theo
Piess
Lindbergh
New York
Tairman
Japan
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Ganon City
Colo
J T Merwin
North Hill
Don B. Tullis
Elson Bowles
Harry Elson
Bryce
Willett
Aths
Won
New Washington
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Howard Ferry
Mary Margaret Ferry
Patty Ann Pestel
Dwight Bowles
Anita
Elden
J. E. Bowles
Dwight H. Rutherford
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Clinton, D. C
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Baker Settlement
Brown
Athena County
Pauline Swanson
Christine Dailey
Los Angeles
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J B Swanson
Bart T. Dailey
Miss Swanson
Huntington Park Signal
Miss Dailey
Silverwoods Company
Miss Swannon
Ohio Wesleyan University
George L. Shaffer
East Carpenter Street
Nancy Jane
F. J. Eliott
Chicago
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J. L Delaele
Charleston
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A J Laverty
Weat
State Street
Deissie
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Athena
Mra BE & Hooper
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Hooper
Wiater
H G Jefferson
Lancaster Street
Mra Hooper
Cams
Letart W. Va
John Boggess
U. S
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Preston Says
Big Daylight
Marie
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E. A. Rees
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Libby
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Jack Horner
McGrath
Elgin
Polly Ann
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