Funeral guests from afar attend Grant Williams stake final rites
Family and friends traveled from Dayton Niles Albany White Hall Detroit Akron and Cleveland to bid farewell to Grant Williams. They gathered as M D Hughes recovers from a severe appendicitis operation with encouragement. Lois Barnes remains to assist during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Williams
George Higgins
Dayton
Guy Williams
Niles
Beth Harner
Robert Wison
Willian
New Straitsville
Elza Bowers
Harry Rowell
Violence Brown
Albany
Frank Hooper
Orland
White Hall
Mich
Theodore Hughes
Akron
M. D. Hughes
Lois Barnes
Cleveland
Hughes
Local Residents Move and Visit in Easter Break
Mr and Mrs RB D Williams relocate with daughter Dixie Lou to Whatley place Fish er Station for summer. Miss Helen Cray of Guysville visits Mrs Martha Hulbert 134 Alidl street. Byron Danford of Cincinnati School of Medicine arrives Wednesday night to spend Easter vacation with Dr and Mrs Vi GG Danford 23 Maplewood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. D. Wiliams
Dixie Lou
Whatley Place
Fisher Station
Helen Cray
Guysville
Martha Hulbert
Alidl Street
Byron Danford
Cincinnati School of Medicine
Vi. GG. Danford
Maplewood Drive
Mrs Mina Barstow Called Home by Brother’s Illness
Miss Mina Barstow traveled from Thayer Illinois to her home after the sudden illness of her brother Elmer Barstow. She departed today with her aunt Mrs Effie St John of The Plains accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Barstow
Thayer
Elmer Barstow
Effie St. John
the Plains
Doctor Larch Returns Home After Delaware Springs Visit
Dr. H. S. Larch arrived home following a day spent at Delaware Springs.
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Dr. H. S. Larch
Delaware Springs
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Mary Young
Miss Mary Young was honored at a surprise party Wednesday night at Mrs. Walter Robo’s home on Hocking Street. A group of about 40 gathered to celebrate her 21st birthday with a cake by Arthur Littler, music, games, and refreshments. Guests included Audrey Fulton, Mildred Williams, Gertrude Jenigar, Venice Jenigar, Pauline Riley, Margery Way, Mary Youne, and many others plus Mrs Hiram Young and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Walter Robo
Hocking Street
Miss Young
Arthur Littler
Audrey Fulton
Mildred Williams
Gertrude
Venice Jenigar
Hielen
Pauline Riley
Margery Way
Mary
Jennie Frost
Virginia Anspach
Mildred Robinson
Vera McConkey
Bertine Woolley
Nellie Calentine
Hildreth Hawk
Bess White
Beatrice Carter
Margaret
Julia
Mary Youne
Don
Frank
Oliver
Albert Young
Russell Lenigar
Earl Sams
Earl Evans
Earl Carpenter
Sidney Everett
Harold Hawk
Raymond Atkins
Harley
Wilson Bobo
Hiram Young
Frank Cone
Clarence Way
Norman Calentine
Country club stag dinner ends with talks and cards
The country club held its monthly stag dinner at the club house on Wednesday evening. Dinner was served on one long table on the porch, followed by brief speeches. The rest of the evening was spent at cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Moving Picture Show At Training School Auditorium
Friday at 3 00 and 7 00 pm and Saturday at 9 36 am audiences invited to see The Raven The Tragedy of Narcissus Bird Pilms and Bobby Bumps in Fleahza presented by the Ohio University Windergarten Mothers Association in the Training School Auditorium.
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Training School
Ohio University Iwindergarten Mother's Association
Narcissus
Bobby Bumps
Marriage of Miss Estella Yount and Cecil Cunningham
Reverend M E B Chatley presided at the parsonage 64 North Congress street this morning at 10 o clock. Estella Yount of Hollister married Cecil Cunningham of Chauncey with Nora Waltiker of Trimble and Wilfred Schoonover of Chauncey as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB. Chatley
The
Christian Church
North
Congress Street
Estella Yount
Hollister
Cecil Cunningham
Chauncey
Nora Waltiker
Trimble
Wilfred Schoonover
Couple Weds Miss Mabel Thompson and Mr. John C Call
Miss Mabel Thompson and Mr. John C Call of Nelsonville were united in marriage Wednesday noon at the parsonage 25 North College Street by Dr. Daniel McGurk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Thompson
John C. Call
Nelsonville
Daniel McGurk
North College Street
Noon Wedding of Clara Mae Barnett and Raymond Follrgd
Miss Clara Mae Barnett of Coolville wed Raymond Hf. Follrgd of Alfred at the First M. E. church parsonage with Dr. Daniel McGurk officiating. The couple’s attendants were Mr and Mrs Clarence Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae Barnett
Coolville
Raymond Hf. Follrgd
Alfred
Daniel McGurk
Clarence Swartz
Dinner and Matinee Party Honor Margaret Louise Farmer
Mrs. J. M. Higgins hosted a noon dinner at Park Place in compliment to her granddaughter Margaret Louise Farmer of Dayton. The guests included Delia Dorsey, Helen Jones, and Mary Joe Twiss plus the honoree. A matinee at the Majestic followed the dinner.
Recovery of Hughes Now Seems Assured
Elza Edwards aged 63 of 74 Lancaster Street underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms hospital for empyema. A rib portion was removed and the operation was successful with expected rapid recovery. Milton S Hughes Athens City Solicitor has been seriously ill from appendicitis and an emergency operation and is improving steadily. He is out of danger and recovery is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Edwards
Lancaster Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Milton S&s. Hughes
Athens
Palmer sues wife for divorce in Zanesville court
Rev. Charles H. Palmer pastor of East Fultonham MFE church filed suit for divorce in local courts alleging his wife Imma F. Palmer hampered his ministry by accusing him of unchastity and calling him a hypocrite leading to the divorce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Charles H. Palmer
East Fultonham M. FE
Imma F. Palmer
Freckles remedy offered for a smoother complexion
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as a remedy for freckles. Apply nightly and morning to fade dark spots and vanish light ones, with a money back guarantee if the product fails. March timing underscores prompt use to prevent summer-long blemishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othine
German Offensive Reported Near Ruhr Fails to Reach Washington
Washington officials said a new offensive by the German government aimed at pressuring U.S. mediation in the Ruhr has not yet reached Washington. The announcement came this afternoon as officials reviewed intel on the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gertreu
United States
Ruhr
Deserter Feigns Escape Then Dies By Poison
In Detroit on March 32 Ferdinand Verret, blamed for leaving his wife and children to elope with a married woman, killed himself in his hotel room by taking poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Erdinand Verret
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North Court Street
Kindergarten Mothers’ Club of Training School
ASTOR
Murphy Bos
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Toggery
Ers
Elks and Their Ladies
Mothers Association
Yount-Cunningham
Dr Kings
F. L
Woodworth
W. Union St
Huyler
Gling Pharmacy Co
Cc America 5
Foremost Fine Conay
O. Zenner Company
America
Pansy
Dove Underwear
F. L. Preston Co
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