Cleveland couple sails on Britania for Paris vacation
Mr and Mrs Julian M Snyder of Cleveland plan a July 1 departure on the S Britania for a month in Paris. Mr Snyder heads Cleveland’s United Press Association bureau while Mrs Snyder works as a Cleveland Press reporter. Mrs Snyder will visit her parents I W Bush before sailing. The note adds a social scene details from their home on University Terrace and a report of a local card party with winners.
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Julian M. Snyder
Cleveland
S. Britaina
L'Aris
Snyder
United Press Association
Cleveland Press
I. W. Bush
Mrs Graham Visits Local Family as Sisters Arrive from Nebraska
Mrs John Graham arrives from Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs James Graham at 198 Sunnyside Drive. She plans to meet her sisters Mrs Ida Stansbury and Miss Minta Hooper who travel from Friend Nebraska this week. The trio are former Athans county residents returning to relocate here.
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John Graham
Columbus
James Graham
Sunnyside Drive
Ida Stansbury
Minta Hooper
Friend
Neb
Athans County
Bellefontaine Visitors See Ill Student at University Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCracken of Bellefontaine visit today to see their son, a university student hospitalized. Mr. McCracken is editor and manager of the Bellefontaine Fixaminer, noted inland daily.
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Frank McCracken
Bellefontaine
University
University Hospital
McCracken
Bellefontaine Fixaminer
Connor Carr Matrimony Silent in Akron
Announcement states the marriage of Elmer Connor son of Mr and Mrs Charles Connor of Deanville to Margaret Carr formerly of Danville Illinois. The wedding occurred February 28 in Akron and the couple will reside there.
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Elmer Connor
Charles Connor
Deanville
Margaret Carr
Danville, Ill
Akron
Connor
Hobson Study Circle Elects Officers At Tuesday Meet
At Mrs. J. H. Gross home 59 Morris avenue Hobson Study Circle elected officers including N S Welk president Jed Wheaton first vice president Oril Carpenter second vice president Emma Stout recording secretary W B Drake corresponding secretary Victor Pierce treasurer Twenty two members attended and heard papers on American Art by Drake and American Music by Wise Refreshments were served Athena Staff banquet follows with Ohio University editors and staff planning future book sales and events.
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America
Hobson
J. H. Gross
Morris Avenue
N. S Welk
Jed Wheaton
Oril Carpenter
Emma Stout
W. B. Drake
Victor Pierce
H. T. Wise
The
Pilgrims
Virginia Knecht
F. F. Hamrick
Columbus
R. A. Dalton
Tuesday Club Hosts College of Education Evening
Mrs. C L Martzolff and Miss Louise Stahl hosted the Tuesday club at the Colonial. Prof. John Patterson presented a program on Evolving a Scientific Method of Inquiry in Education. Dr W A Matheny, president, led the discussion. Supper followed with plates set for 60.
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C.L. Martzolff
Louise Stahl
Colonial
John Patterson
W. A. Matheny
Bridge Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Louis I Brown
A bridge dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Brown was another delightful party featuring elegant cards and social conversation. Attendees enjoyed progress in games and the host couple were praised for their hospitality.
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Louis I. Brown
Ruth Standard Bearers Meet at First Methodist Church
The Ruth Standard Bearers will gather at 6 30 Thursday evening at the First Methodist Episcopal church for their meeting.
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Ruth
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Marriage Announced Between Margaret Fletcher and Basil Burks
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. James Dickey Foster of Tuscaloosa Alabama states the marriage of their daughter Margaret Fletcher to Basil Manly Burks on Wednesday February 25 in Charlotte North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Burks will reside in Tuscaloosa after March 15. Mrs. Burks graduated from local high school and state university, taught briefly, served in government during World War I, and later moved from Washington to the South where she held federal employment at the time of marriage.
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James Dickey Foster
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Margaret Fletcher
Basil Manly Burks
Charlotte
N. C
Burks
Foster
Athens
Mary Fletcher
Albany
Washington
Rider Adds 150 Million Omnibus Public Buildings Bill
In Washington the House approved adding a 150 million omnibus public buildings bill as a rider to the 56 million general deficiency appropriation bill. The vote stood 255 to 96. The package includes a six year building program with 25 million dollars to be spent annually.
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Washington
Special religious services led by Rev John T Newell
Rev John Thomas Newell of First Presbyterian Greenfield will conduct a series of services at Athens Presbyterian. He will preach to deepen the congregation’s religious life with 7 o clock services each evening next week except Saturday and both sermons next Sunday.
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John Thomas Newell
First Presbyterian Church of
Greenfield
Athens Presbyterian Church
Newell
Athens
Carter's Little Liver Pills touted by Brooklyn woman
Miss E Rich of Brooklyn New York reports chronic stomach bloating gas poor appetite and headaches. After trying Carter's Little Liver Pills she felt relief and says she now uses them promptly when her stomach acts up. Sold in drug stores for 25 cents.
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E. Rich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carter
Wife Bares Her Secret to World
London reports Mrs Dorothy Dennistown testified that the famous soldier known as General XX was General Sir John Cowan, quartermaster general of the British army in World War I. She said the promotion was gained with the wife’s knowledge and approval and caused a stir in military and social circles.
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London
Dorothy Dennistown
John Cow
Milwaukee Housekeeper Credits Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Emil Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her health after years of weakness and headaches. She reports regained strength enabling her to care for family and chores and to look after a young daughter.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emil O. Brandenburg
S7th Street
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