Sites and Rose Nominated for Senator in Ohio Ninth Fourteenth District
At McConnelsville Ohio on June 28 the Republican senatorial convention for the Ninth Fourteenth district nominated Hon Joseph S Sites of Fairfield county and Hon I R Rose of Washington county by acclamation after a contest among delegations from Athens Hocking Fairfield Washington and Monroe counties. The convention also elected a senatorial committee with J M Foster Athens and others and set the delegate list for the forthcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnellville
Joseph
Fairfied
I. R. Rose
Washington County
Fairld
Hocking
Athens
Washington
Ohle
Monroe
Hocking County
McKay
Committee On Credentials
Athens County
A. I. Vorys
Lancaster
Joseph S. Sites
Chas. H. Foutz
McConneleville
B. F. Duttton
Morgan County
Dana
Marietta
L. R. Rose
I. M. Foster
Harry Ambrose
Daniel
Dutton
Ambrose
Sites
Rose
J. M. Foster
Fairfield
C. B. Whiley
John F. White
Morgan
A. H. Mercer
D. M. Riggs
Noble
L. W. Whiley
J. W. Laney
H. Bryson
McConnelsville
E. D. Sayre
D. H. ¢Moore
T. L. Morgan
F. W. Bush
H. G. St
Tan Kale
George Beasley
Coultrap
John Rowan
Silas Dew
E. J. Rosser
Henry Zenner
J. D. Foster, Jr
George Junod
Harry Armstrong
George Port
M. Copeland
H. R. Wilson
L. Jones
Murray Walton
L. E. Munden
Otto Roush
George Bethel
Alex Nelson
Moore
C. Berry
Logan
A. W. Lynch
P. J. Welch
J. B. Allen
A. E. Price
Pearle Mooney Weds Clifford Cornwell At Middleport
Miss Pearle Mooney became the bride of Clifford Emerson Cornwell of Athens Ohio in a June ceremony at Mrs Louise Mooney’s home in Middleport. Rev J F Grimes officiated using the Methodist Episcopal rite. After the ceremony, guests shared refreshments before the couple departed for Columbus to begin their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mooney
Middleport
Pearle
Clifford Emerson Cornwell
Athens
Ohio
Ben-Eva Grimes
J. F. Grimes
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. ©. Cornwell
Ohio University
Cornwell
Columbus
Miss Leonora Shaw Leads Ashland College Elocution
Miss Leonora E Shaw head of Ashland college elocution department for the summer term of the O U is enjoying success in teaching. Under her supervision students will present a public recital in the college auditorium each Thursday at four o clock with admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora E. Shaw
Ashland College
O. U
Death of University student Charles Dumaree prompts mournful obituary
Charles H. Dumaree a University of Ohio student died Tuesday morning from hemorrhage of the lungs. Born May 16 1877 in Vinton county he taught at Lubrig and served as county examiner. At his death he was a junior at Ohio University and editor of the O U Mirror. He was widely regarded for his Christian character and helpful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dumaree
Vinton County
Lubrig
Ohio University
O. U. Mirror
Pretty June Wedding Unites DeCamp and Ryan in Athens
Mr George DeCamp teller at the First National Bank and Miss Jane Ryan public schools music teacher wed Thursday night at the bride’s home on Morris avenue in a simple ceremony officiated by Dr W L Slutz. A modest wedding supper followed with daisies and white roses as decor. The couple plans a week eastward trip and will reside in East State street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geroge DeCamp
First National Bank
Jane Ryan
George Reynolds
Morris Avenue
W. L. Slutz
Methodist Church
Arthur Mann
R. E. Ryan
Detroit
Mich
M. Shepard
Columbus
Bertha Brown
Helen Townsend
W. L. Slatz
Minnie Dean
DeCamp
W. A. Thomas
East State Street
Y M C A Convention at Cedar Point Ends
George Blower, delegate from Athens, reports the Ohio Y M C A convention at Cedar Point was the most enthusiastic yet. About 250 student teachers attended as delegates. Blower will teach the Bible in Athens during the college year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George
Blower
Cedar Point
Athens
Ohio
Frances Clossman and Frank Lockenoutte Wed in Glouster
Frances Clossman and Frank Lockenoutte, both prominent locals, were married Thursday at the bride’s home with Rev J B Dickson officiating. They left for a wedding trip to Cincinnati and other points and plan to reside in Oxfordsville.
Elk Lodge Instituted in Athens No. 974 Elks
Forty eight representative citizens formed the charter membership for Athens Elks Lodge No. 974 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. A banquet and elaborate decorations across business districts welcomed hundreds of visiting Elks from neighboring cities. The parade, described as unusually spirited, highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athenian Lodge No. 974
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Committee On
D. Zenner & Co
Lawrence-Worstell
Cline
Court House
Elks Elect Officers and Plan Banquet in Athens
The new lodge names E. Rey Lash Jr as exalted ruler and others to key posts for the year ending December. Temporary quarters set at the Athenian club rooms with permanent options at Campbell building or Athens National Bank building. Banquet committees include past masters 8. D. Thompson J. Halliday Cline and J. A. Rowan. over 300 guests enjoyed decor and music by the Assembly club rooms orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rey Lash Jr
C. O. Moore
W. Roach
A. E. Price
H. Q O. Armstrong
T. L. Morgan
J. B
Allen
Tyler
Hal. W. Murphy
0. H. Bryson
Geo. A. Kurtz
Thos Elke
Athenian Club
Campbell
Athens National Bank
D. Thompson
J. Halliday Cline
J. A. Rowan
Opera House
Pattison Nominated for Cleveland Mayor Contest
Columbus June 28 The Democratic state convention in session views Pattison as the preferred nominee with Tom Johnson arriving to assess the field. Delegates scramble for support amid a bitter struggle as Johnson seeks to review ground before committing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Pattison
Eveybody
Cuyahoga
Johnson
Death of Mrs Wheaton at 44 on Morris Avenue
Mrs H L Wheaton aged 44 died at her home on Morris avenue after four years of invalid life. Funeral services were held at the residence at 2 pm Saturday conducted by Rev W J Slats. Interment followed in the new cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included O S Wheaton Port Clinton M Wheaton San bury O A Wheaton and wife Lancaster J F Ganshaw and wife London Mrs Catherine Shipper and sister Barbara Shipper Plain City and J W Shipper and wife Hill iard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Slats
Methodist Church
New Cemetery
Wheaton Port Clinton
M. Wheaton
Sanbury
O. A. Wheaton
Lancaster
J. F. Ganshaw
London
Death of Mrs Wottring at 78 in Richland Ave home
Mrs Mary Wottring died Friday at her son in law F H Dyke home near the state hospital on Richland avenue from cardiac paralysis after long illness. She was 78. The remains go to Delaware for funeral and interment. She was mother of Mrs W R Moore of Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wottring
F. H. Dyke
State Hospital
Richland Avenue
Delaware
W. R. Moore
Chillicothe
Dean Williams Addresses State Teachers Groups Across States
Dean Henry G Williams traveled to Put-in-Bay for the Ohio State Teachers association and will speak on What Shall the Elementary Schools Teach He also addressed the Kentucky State Teachers association at Mammoth Cave Ky where his talk The Teachers Federation was printed and distributed to all teachers in the state The gathering raised one thousand dollars to advance Federation plans Prof H Roy Wilson spent weekend with family in Hamden and Alvin Dale enrolled for work in Albany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Williams
Put-in-Bay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
H. Roy Wilson
Hamden
Alvin Dale
Albany
Kentucky State Teachers’ Association
Mammouth Cave
Teachers’ Federation
Kentucky State Federation of Teachers
Dean Williams
Short Horn Cows Sold to W R Phillips of Amersille
Two Scotch bred short horn cows with calves at their sides were sold to W R Phillips of Amersille for 400 dollars. The stock represents careful breeding in a high grade cattle herd and is described as the beginning of an elegant herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Carpenter
W. R. Phillips
Amersille
Mr. Phillips
Doctor J J Stout Plans Dayton Medical Practice
Dr J J Stout of Lahrig, recently married to Miss Caldwell, will relocate to Dayton to practice medicine. An earlier report incorrectly stated he would remain in Lahrig to continue his professional work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .J. Stout
Lahrig
Caldwell
Dayton
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Cornwell-Mooney
College Entertainment
Charles Dumaree
College Mirror
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Elke
Logan Lodge
Elks
New Lexington
Wellston
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
LM. Foster
Josten
Otto Barth
R. L. Queisser
Zanesville
Maude
Price of
Hester
Fanny
Ellis
Hotel Berry
Tom
League
Committee On Permanent Organization
C.C. Williams
Franklin
R. F. Diegie
Erie
Daugherty
Neal
Welty Whitlock
McCann
Peck
Hunter
VanCleaf
Louis B. Houck
Knox County
THE
Benevolent and Protective Order
Elxs
George DeCamp
Y. M. C. A. Convention
Clossman-Lockenoutte
ELK Lodge
Fred Foster
Everyody
Wheaton
Fenny
College Notes
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