Lena Munn Weds Anthony Wondra c k in New Home Ceremony
Miss Lena Munn daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Munn of 115 North Congress Street married Sunday June 2 at 2 pm at her parents home. Rev A Y Wilcox of First Presbyterian Church officiated. They left for a eastern trip and will reside at the groom's Miami town cottage near Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Munn
Brr
M. M. Munn
North
Congress Street
Anthony Wondrack
Lena Wondrack
Cincinnati
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Miamitown
Mr. Brown Plans Summer in Massachusetts Polo Ties
Mr J D Brown, staying at Hotel Berry, will travel by train to Cincinnati to join daughter Mrs T J Davis and grandson Tom Jr and Larry. They will summer in Manchester near Gloucester Massachusetts breaking from Michigan for polo interests. Tom Davis plays on Harvard polo team which beat West Point 11 9 recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. J. D. Brown
Hotel Berry
Cincinnati
T. J. Davis
Tom, Jr
Larry
Summmer
Manchester
Gloucester
Mass
Harvard University
West Point
S O Electric Employes Picnic at Serpent Mount
Thirty eight women employees of the Southern Ohio Electric Company held a Sunday picnic at Serpent Mount near Chillicothe. Hosts included T A May and J L Hawk with guests from Athens, Gallipolis, Peebles and Seaman divisions. Also noted is the birth of Kenneth Edwin to Mr. and Mrs. William Green of Rodell West Virginia with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Serpent Mount
Chillicothe
Ethel Beekman
Eva Welch
Margaret Parker
Athens
T. A. May
Middleport
Southern Ohio Division
The
Electric Company
J. L. Hawk
Seaman
J. C. McNealey
Gallipolis
F. G. Heckman
Peebles
William Green
Rhodell
W. Va
Kenneth Edwin
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Carmichael Ie
State sends $175 to Carthage Township
Carthage Township has received £ 175 from the state for payment of rehabilitation bills. Nearly all county school districts have been paid in full for that year's rehabilitation costs. A $1,000 balance remains and is expected soon. State aid for salaries hinges on forthcoming legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
K. C. Ray
Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Provides Quick Relief
An ad notes a German remedy named Adiertka marketed at Quick's Cut Rate Store. It claims to relieve gas pains by acting on upper and lower power and to wash out poisons causing gas, nervousness, and bad sleep with one dose providing relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiertka
Quick
Ady
Velvet bathing suit and cellophane parasol dazzle at Chicago show
Mrs. Ford Carter stages a summer fashion display at the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition featuring a washable velvet brown suit with gold lights and a halter neck and a cellophane parasol in pale yellow. The parasol offers sun protection while highlighting a girl's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ford Carter
Constable Averts Crowd Violence in Glouster
A crowd estimated at over 200 pursued Andrew Thompson of Redtown after allegedly making cabbing remarks. Constable Henry Williams arrived and placed Thompson under arrest, preventing a rough mob beating before a Sunday arraignment before Mayor Andrew Alien. Thompson pled not guilty and said he would go home if he could find his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Andrew Thompson
Redtown
Andrew Alien
Thompson
Henry Williams
High Street
Robinette and Kempton families visit in area
The Rev and Mrs E R Robinette visited Mrs John Stevens in Murray City on Monday. Mrs Frank Kempton and two daughters from Athens visited Mr and Mrs John Seckinger last week. A large well is being drilled in the Jacksonville Grove where grass and trees are trimmed and the area leveled for outdoor gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Robinette
John Stevens
Murray City
Frank Kempton
Athens
John Seckinger
Jacksonville Grove
Wise School Home-Coming Planned for Next Sunday
Glouster residents and former locals are invited as the Wise School announces its annual home-coming to be held next Sunday with plans underway this week and many former residents expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
the Wise School
Saturday Night Kitchen Parties Bind Athens Residents
A vivid portrait describes mid century Athens Saturday night gatherings in private homes. Neighbors gather at 8 or 10, share open faced sandwiches, sing old songs, and mingle across social circles. The informal events foster a renewed civic spirit the next day as residents move about Court Street, keeping the society editor uninformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Court Street
Marriage of Hazel Foreman to Paul Neutzling
Mr and Mrs Elmer Foreman of Baker Settlement announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to Mr Paul Neutzling son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Neutzling. The ceremony was at the parsonage of Rev A Y Wilcox at 2:30 on Saturday afternoon June 24. They will reside at 24 Hudson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Foreman
Baker Settlement
Hazel
Paul Neutzling
Theodore Neutzling
East State Street
A. Y. Wilcox
North College Street
Hudson Avenue
To Begin Pool Work Excavating For Glouster Swimming Place
Work to excavate for a new swimming pool near the city light plant will start today in Glouster. Financing will come from selling membership tickets, with tickets already in the secretary’s possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
City Light
Lindberghs Aim Higher Flights Across the Atlantic
New York dispatch reports Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan an extended path finding flight to Greenland Iceland and possibly Denmark for a Europe air service. Pan American Airways foresees passenger and mail flights across the Atlantic within two years using two large flying boats. The Lindberghs will again fly the Lockheed with pontoons. Mrs Lindbergh serves as pilot navigator radio operator and photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
Denmark
United Press
Europe
Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Atlantic
Lindberghs
China
The
Blue Side Is Winner In Church Sunday School Contest
In Glouster on June 26 the White and Blue teams competed in the Church of Christ Sunday School Men’s Class with the Blue side prevailing. The Whites will host a program and banquet at the church tonight featuring M. M. Bryson who returned from Chicago’s Century of Progress to speak about the exposition along with a whistling soloist and bird imitator. A banquet for class members will follow in the church social room. Earlier Emma Marilyn Viney, 21 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Viney, colored, underwentnia operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus last Saturday. She was accompanied by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Albany
Fred Brown
Robert Brown
Mias Dolores Leisure
Columbus
John Gillette
Ed Harry
Sybil Harry
Glouster
Waterford
John Mount
Rodney Phillips
Trimble Heights
John Seckinger
Zoa Reichle
Clarence Anderson
Crookaville
Sarah Jarvis
West Virginia
Kate Brown
Somerset
Harold Phillips
Helen Guinther
William Stephenson
William Miller
John Cox
Anna Smith
Church of Christ
M. M. Bryson
Century of Progress
Chicago
Emma Marilyn
Andrew Viney
Grant Hospital
Needhams Visit Glouster Residents and Athens Ties
GLOUSTER June 26 Mr and Mrs G P Needham and Junior Needham of Richmond Ind were here Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W W Leadbetter The Needhams are former residents of this city and Athens AT No 8 U GLOUSTER June 26 Miss Nelle Richards a Kent College faculty member ending a short vacation in this city with Phil Lloyd and relatives at Athens has gone to Columbus to take special work at Ohio State University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
G. P. Needham
Junior Needham
Richmond
Ind
W. W. Leadbetter
Needham
Athens
U. Glouster
Nelle Richards
Kent College
Phil Lhoyd
Columbus
Ohio State University
Local Odd Fellows Honor Rolland Bright and Mrs Edna Canter
Local Odd Fellows Rebekahs and Encampment members invited to a reception in Logan Wednesday night honoring Rolland Bright of Logan district representative and Mrs Edna Canter of Shawnee president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow
Logan
Rolland Bright
Edna Canter
Shawnee
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Who's Going And Coming In Athens Area
Athens residents and guests are listed with travels to Columbus Gallipolis Marion Zanesville and Alexandria. Notables include Mr and Mrs J Clyde Edmundson Mrs Carl Porter and families. Relief workers and births noted, with World’s Fair attendance by several.
Sorority Delegates Return From Detroit
Miss Margaret Croy and Miss Dorothy Wilson, both of Sigma Phi Gamma, returned from Detroit where they attended the International Convention. They traveled with Miss Madge Croy from Columbus, joining 25 delegates from the region. The Brook Cadillac Hotel hosted business sessions and a Friday banquet, with a Saturday dance at the Dearborn Inn attended by over 400. Ruth Jondel of Minneapolis was elected president. next conventions are planned for Miami and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Croy
Sigma Phi Gamma
Dorothy Wilson
Detroit
Madge Croy
Columbus
Brook-Cadillac
Dearborn Inn
Ruth Jondel
Minneapolis, Minn
Miami
Fla
Washington, D. C
Kahn to Open Senate Inquiry Into Markets
Senate stock market investigators prepare for hearings into the banking practices of Kahn Loeb and Co. and the Pennroad Corporation. Otto Kahn will testify first as the inquiry targets interlocking directors and control of Pennroad and Pennsylvania Railroad, with Pennroad authorized to issue 10,000,000 shares and 9,090,000 voting trust certificates issued to about 135 000 to 145 000 holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Kahn Loeb and Co
Pennroad Corporation
Otto Kahn
Penroad Corporation
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
House
Dr. C. H. Creed Admitted for Emergency Surgery
Dr. C. H. Creed, superintendent of the Athens State Hospital, was admitted to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis with an intestinal obstruction after severe abdominal pain while returning from Jackson with his wife and daughter. He underwent immediate surgery and remained in critical condition with high fever and restlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Creed
Dr. Creed
Athens State Hospital
Hester
Gallipolis
Hester Hospital
Creed
Holzer Hospital
F. A. Osborne
Athens Hospital
Jackson
Osborne
State Bureau of Examination and Classification
Columbus
Athens Receives Second Beer Permit Revenue Check
Athens City collected a second beer permits distribution totaling 237.50 from State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy for the citys general revenue fund. The earlier check of 3900 was received June 9, with the note that this is only a partial 4 percent distribution and more may be due. Distributions follow data from the Ohio Liquor Control Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Joseph T. Tracy
General Revenue Fund
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Scotch plaids brighten Colony summer outfits in Hollywood
The report notes Judith Allen in a red blue beige and white plaid blouse with beige corduroy suit, and Maureen O Sullivan in a blue and white plaid beach outfit with gingham cap at Catalina. Sylvia Sidney in yellow plaid dress joins B P Schulberg at Roosevelt Hotel, while Elizabeth Young debuts red green white quilted jacket with white piquet dress on Paramount lot. Kay Francis and Kenneth McKenna attend Brady s in a gay plaid suit with white organdy accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Judith Allen
Maureen O'Sullivan
Catalina
Yeh
Sylvia Sidney
Roosevelt Hotel
B. P. Schulberg
Sylvia
Elizabeth Young
Paramount
Executrix Sues for Bonds and Notes in Common Pleas
Nora Burson executrix of Samaria Miller Dickson sues Miles R. Cain executor of Oliver B. Miller estate in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Burson seeks recovery of $1,445 in notes and three Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds valued at $1,000 each allegedly held illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Nora Burson
Samaria Miller Dickson
Athens County
Application for probate of Phillip Harner's will
Probate filing seeks validation of the will of Phillip I Harner who formerly served as mayor. The petition outlines the testator's estate and requests court appointment of to oversee the probate process and distribution according to the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip I. Harner
Local birth and engagement notices from Athens families
Fragmentary marriage and birth notices list individuals such as Hazel McKibben and Faye Barnhart with ages 22 and 16, along with parental names in Athens. Additional names include Ralph Stover, Lorenzo D Hooper, and Mildred L McGee with references to their parents, indicating family milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morrison
Hazel McKibben
Athens
Bert McKibben
Ralph Stover
Athens Rouf
Ben Stover
Faye Barnhart
Athens Row
F. Barnhart
Lorenzo D. Hooper
Glond
Clarence Cer
Mildred L. McGee
Ter
McGee
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Mr. Brown
East
S. O. Electric Company
State
Carthage Township
Chas C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan's Jewelry Store
Masonic
Athens, Ohio
Come ON
MR. Sun
Constable
Bishopville
Jacksonville News
By Arlene Davis
Mdivani
Mae Murray
Mary McCormic
Serge
David
Miss Murray
Marian Bush Snyder
Phi Delta Theta
Joe
Moonlight Bay
Hazel Foreman
Church of Christ Men
Carpenter
North Congress Street
Nell McCann
Zanesville
H. L. Hamilton
Louise
Maxine Phillians
Marion
C. D. Roush
Pomeroy Road
W. H. Brooks
North Court Street
J. L. Henry
Ruth Saltz, McArthur
A. O. Sloane
South Court Street
Ina Bishop
Newark
Ohio University
Mary Hanning
Stimson Avenue
J. Clyde Edmundson
Carl Porter
West Washington Street
Edmundson
Neil House
Porter
Harold Wise
Francis Colley
Wilma Walburn
Lonnie Slagle
Alexandria
Robert Rathburn
Bobby
Rathburns
John H. Gillette
R. D
Joan
Phil G. Gillette
Williamsport
Esther Leslie
Long Island
Richard Francis Hennessey
Clon
Pennoad Corporation
Music
First Witness
C. H. Creed Dangerously III
State Hospital
Court News
Clarence Morrison
Frank L. Bellows
James A. Palmer
Knights
Templ
Heisey
Alcollege
the Security Bank
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