Colum bus Marriage of Laura Rife to George Harris
Announcement from Columbus reports the marriage of Miss Laura Rife formerly of Buchtel to Mr. George Harris of Detroit Michigan on February 26. A nuptial supper followed at Mrs. Hugh Shuttleworths home with a gathering of local friends and relatives from Columbus Zanesville Ashland Kentucky and Nelsonville.
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Columbus
Laura Rife
Buchtel
George Harris
Detroit
Mich
Hugh Shuttleworth
Westly Bowen
Theodore Poppus
Elsie Schribner
Bob Thacker
Betty Sutton
Paul Figgins
Richard Butterworth
Lowell Futterworth
Edgar Rite
Jack Rife
Avaline Rife
Rebecca Rife
Howard Butterworth
Retta Rife
Robert Wooley
Billy Joe Howard
All of
Richard Ritchason
Zanesville
John Hern
Ashland
Walter Ritchason
Nelsonville
Small girls adopt pa jama pattern for spring dressing
Pattern 1906 offers a round neck short sleeve blouse with contrasting trim, worn inside or over trousers. Available in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 for fabrics like percale broadcloth pongee rayon or wash silk. Yardage listed per size, easy to sew no experience needed, 15 cents pattern plus book options.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Esther Class Hosts Monthly Meeting at Mrs Clark Home
Mrs C O Clark led the Esther Class of the Christian Church at a Monday evening gathering held at 289 East State Street. Mrs William Williams and Miss Leona Hartley won prizes in a postmeeting contest. missionary Mrs William Kelley spoke on China.
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C. O. Clark
Esther
The
Christian Church
East State Street
A. N. Johnson
Fred Lee Tom
M. F. Durst
William Williams
Leona Hartley
E.F. Maurer
William Kelley
China
Oscar Riggle
Frank Watkins
Roy Andrews
DPD
Chism
H. W. Biede
Political feud blamed for arrest of boy
Marietta March 4. Uncertainty over evidence led Prosecutor Myers to release Michael Mulligan 18 Belpre after sheriffs men during a liquor raid Saturday. Officers said Mulligan faced them with a gun and jugs of whisky were dumped as entry was delayed. Mulligan disarmed. no whisky or evidence found. Case linked to Belpre political feud after rival uncle defeated Jess Love for town marshal last fall. Clarence Schultz of Rockland, who stored liquor and safes in his garage, remained at large in Parkersburg W Va.
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Marietta
Michael Mulligan
Belpre
Myers
Mulligan
Dean Ellis
Mulligans
Jess Love
Love
Gerhold
Clarence Schultz
Rockland
Parkersburg
W. Va
Local Residents See Travels andVisits Across States
Mr Lawrence G Hayes of 15 Church Street leaves for Columbus to assist Arthur Boyles Jr in redecorating the Masonic Temple. Miss Mabel Eakin of Cheshire stays with cousin G M Romine on Columbia Avenue. Mrs Herbert Keiley and two children and Mrs A W Matters with three children returned from Charleston West Virginia. Mr A L Johnson returns from a week in Columbus with his children. Mrs Mary Walden goes to Columbus to be with brother J T Hope Jr who is seriously ill in White Cross Hospital after a partial operation. Mr and Mrs Carl Ramsey and daughter Sally Jane visit relatives in Greenville Pa before returning home.
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Lawrence G. Hayes
Church Street
Ohio University
Columbus
Masonic Temple
Arthur Boyles Jr
Athens
Mabel Eakin
Cheshire
Mr. G M. Romine
Columbia Avenue
Herbert Keiley
A. W. Matters
Charleston
W. Va
A. L. Johnson
A. V. Linscott
Justus Brown
Mary Walden
J. T. Hope, Jr
Grosvenor
White Cross Hospital
Carl Ramsey
Sally Jane
Greenville
Harvey Ramsey
Franklin Avenue
Too Many Teachers State Bureau Says
A study by the Bureau of Educational Research at Ohio State University examines an oversupply of teachers in Ohio schools. Lead finding shows 30 percent of English graduates in 1928 could not secure positions, indicating waste in teaching training.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Earl W. Anderson
Trial Postponed After Illness Tied to Paddling Case
Mary Margaret Gerhart ing, age 6, the victim in Russia Township paddling episode, remains ill prompting the postponement of Myrtle Bradley, 22, teacher at District School No. 7, from standing trial for spanking the girl.
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Elyria
Mary Margaret Gerharting
Russia Township
Myrtle Bradley
Marmola tablets spark fat loss claims
An advertisement extols Marmola prescription tablets as a modern method to reduce excess fat. It claims rapid, simple weight loss over 22 years with millions of boxes sold and urges overweight readers to try Marmola, priced at $1 a box and available from druggists.
Congress Moves on Wheat Tariff and Prohibition Debates
In Washington on March 4, Congress weighs wheat market issues and Farm Board policy during a Senate Agriculture Committee inquiry into grain seizures. the House Judiciary advances repeal talks on the Eighteenth Amendment while other panels press tariff, banking, and Muscle Shoals hearings.
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Washington
U.R
Senate Agriculture
Nye
Republican
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
House Banking Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Muscle Shoals
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for acute indigestion with gas fullness and heart flutters. It claims relief within ten minutes from a single tablespoonful and offers money back if the drug does not end indigestion.
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Dave
Girl Scout Leadership Course Open at Headquarters
A six weeks course in troop management will begin Friday afternoon at the Girl Scout Headquarters. The program covers Tenderfoot requirements and aims to prepare participants to lead troops. An outdoor session with fire building and nature study will be included, said Miss Virginia Veeneman, Athens Girl Scout Director.
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Girl Scout
Virginia Veeneman
Athens
Coal traffic delays force NY Central layoffs in Pennsylvania?
March 4 New Lenington reports the New York Central Railroad laid off three coal hauling crews between Corning and Bucyrus due to a stack up in coal traffic from West Virginia mines.
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West Virginia
New York Central Railroad
Corning
Bucyrus
Reduced Prices Fail To Stop Drilling in Crooksville
Crooksville Ohio March 4 Despite crude oil price cuts the Crooksville Roseville oil fields show no slow. New wells and locations arise daily with rapid leasing in Perry Muskingum and Morgan Counties. Average lease price about two dollars per acre in undeveloped territory. Hold over landowners in gusher territory remain active.
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Crooksville
Crooksville-Roseville
Flood threat halts Cleveland opening as tank leaks
A sagging water tank at Public Hall menaced the Ohio Sportsman's Show opening last night. Workers repaired the tank today to avert a flood risk as the event proceeds.
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Cleveland
Genuine Magnesia Pill Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Magnesia as a cure for stomach issues and bowel discomfort. It claims rapid, dramatic results and credits a long-standing medical endorsement and widespread pharmacy availability.
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Athens Messenger
Anne Adams
Rk Ad
Pocahontas Teepe
Wripling Water Council No. 131
Red Men's Hall
Boy
Big Daylight
State Bureau
Congress
Wall Paper
Martin Rosenberger
King
Third St
Cincinnati
Fiber Suites
Just
Moonada
Golden Sun Coffee
U. A
Home Telephone Co
Tory
State
Roseville
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Eulana
Philippe Ak
Magnesher
Dora Tome
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Charlee
Oapany
Haties H. Phillipy
Standard Oil
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