Pearl Hayhurst Weds A C Pell In Coolville Ceremony
This morning at 8 15 Pearl A Hayhurst of Coolville married A C Pell of Garrett Indiana. Rev C L Strecker officiated at the First M E parsonage. Attendants included Pell’s brother J W Hayhurst and sister Lillie of Coolville. Pell, a railroad conductor, will move to Garrett with his bride.
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Pearl A. Hayhurst
Coolville
A. C. Pell
Garrett
Ind
C. L. Strecker
M. E. Parsonage
J. W. Hayhurst
Miss Lillie
Pell
Ailly Coots
Sam McDonald
Nelsonville
M. EB
Rachel Coots
William McDonald
McDonald
Engagement and Marriage of Lucile Coombs and Glenn Durflinger
May 22 engagement and marriage announcement for Miss Lucile Coombs and Mr. Glenn Durflinger at Forest Avenue Presbyterian church Zanesville. Both are Zanesville High School teachers recently re elected. Coombs heads the commercial department and was formerly an Athens resident during Ohio University years.
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Athens
Lucile Coombs
Glenn Durflinger
Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church
Zanesville
Zanesville High School
Miss Coombs
Ohio University
Dinner at The Colonial for Alpha Xi Delta members
Patrons of Alpha Xi Delta hosted a refined dinner at The Colonial Friday for both active and alumnae chapters. Fifty guests enjoyed 35 covers, social hour at Mrs. M. E. Twiss’s home, and college songs with ukulele numbers from the active chapter.
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Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
M. E. Twiss
East Union Street
M. DB. Twiss
L. G. Worstell
W.W. Ackley
F. W. Bush
A. A. Atkinson
C. H. Harris
John H. Preston
N. J. Wolfe
Guest Night Ends Current Events Club Year
Guests attended the Current Events club meeting at Mrs. O. F. Rowland’s home 70 University Terrace. Mrs. J. R. Harvey presided as president. Mrs. Jennie O'Dell reported on the Federated meeting at Portsmouth with a well compiled summary. A music program readings and a spirited contest entertained the large gathering. Mrs. John J. Woolley sang a vocal solo.
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O. F. Rowland
University Terrace
J. R. Harvey
Jennie O'Dell
Portsmouth
John J. Woolley
Janice Bat
Young violin recital opens with mother accompaniment
Miss Marjorie Young delivered readings as Emma Battin accompanied on piano. An all ages audience enjoyed a street name guessing contest with a bouquet of apirea awarded to Miss Linda Hartman and Janice Battin for most correct guesses. A collation followed and boutonnieres of violeta were given as favors.
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Emma Battin
Marjorie Young
Athens
Linda Hartman
Janice Battin
Violeta
Samuel R. Jennings Dies at 79 in New Marshfield
Samuel R. Jennings died at 8 this morning at Ralph Sharp's home aged 79 from complications. Funeral services Sunday at 3 PM at the residence with Masonic honor, burial in Green Lawn cemetery Columbus. Survived by sons H G Jennings C H Jennings two daughters Mrs A S Felch Mrs S B Dickson and Mrs R A Schnetfall, two grandchildren and sister Mrs Luckey of Oregon. Spent most of life in New Marshfield and was a railroad conductor for 43 years.
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New Marshfield
Samuel R. Jennings
Ralph Sharp
Masonic Order
Green Lawn
Columbus
H. G. Jennings
C. H. Jennings
Death of Dr. W. T. Crumbacker in Independence Iowa
Dr. W T Crumbacker, superintendent of Independence State Hospital for 17 years, died Friday morning in Independence Iowa after an influenza illness. Survived by wife Emma Bower and son Bower. two sisters in Cambridge Mass. He previously worked at Athens State Hospital and Athena. The Crumbackers moved to California in 1902.
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Charles Bower
W. T. Crumbacker
Independence
Iowa
Crumbacker
Messrs
Will
Charles Bowers
Emma Bower
Bower
Cambridge
Independence State Hospital
Bower Crumbacker
Harvard
Athena
Athens State Hospital
Crumbackers
California
Residents Relocate to Independence After Months Away
The family left their former home and stayed elsewhere for several months before settling in Independence, where they have since remained.
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Independence
World War Veteran Leslie Chadwell Dies in Toronto Hospital
Leslie Chadwell a Millfield native and Black Watch veteran died this morning in a Toronto hospital after wounds from Arras on September 2 1918 He was 26 and survived by brothers Allen Don Ernest Eugene and George who was killed in a mine two years ago His sister Mrs Mason Howard and Mrs Eben Gillespie also survive Burial will be at Nye cemetery with time to be announced
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Leslie Chadwell
Millfield
Black Watch
Toronto
Arras
Ernest
Toledo
Canada
George
Mary Chadwell
Mason Howard
Eben Gillespie
Allen Chadwell
Don Chadwell
Eugene
Nye
Braleys Sell Home and Move Near Fostoria
Mr and Mrs J M Braley of 196 West Washington street sell their house to Alonzo Russell and plan to move to a farm outside Fostoria where a branch of the Overland factory has boosted growth. The Braleys will leave for their new life on the Fostoria property after the sale. A service line break on West State street caused by Friday’s pressure and a week spot led to shutoffs and temporary mains pressure. Water was pumped directly into mains as crews worked to repair the leak. May 14 1920 frost coated exposed areas and garden crops with ice, the heaviest late season frost in years. Athens faces need for a second baseball field as Denison game moved to the playground due to flooding of the college field by Hocking backwater. the playground diamond suffered from rough conditions and errors. Patrick Minnis seeks divorce from Katie Minnis, citing 1909 marriage at Pt Pleasant WV and two children. requests separation and custody. Mines near Athens show reduced hours with part-time work and many now supplying railroad fuel. Authorities captured Bill Breaker and Vance Douglas near Meigs county, learning little about local auto thefts. Breaker boasted of crossing to WV if tipped off. Charlie Palmer of Redtown freed on $1000 bond for concealing stolen railroad property. bond set by Justice Fidde at $1000, reduced from $1500.
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J. M. Braley
West Washington Street
Alonzo Russell
West State Street
Braleys
Fostoria
Overland
State Street
Service
Williams
Albany High school presents Macbeth in modern dress
The Albany High School senior class will stage Macbeth in modern dress on Tuesday evening May 18 1920 at the Albany Opera House. Tickets cost 25 and 35 cents and go on sale at Whitlatch s store in Albany Ohio on Monday May 17 1920.
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Albany High School
Albany Opera House
Whitlatch’s
Albany
Ohio
Glouster Sportsmen Club Chooses Delegate for Columbus Meeting
At a Glouster Sportsmen Club session W P Reese was chosen delegate to the League of Ohio Sportsmen gathering in Columbus on May 29. Other members expressed intent to attend as State Game Director Baxter urged local clubs to participate.
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Glouster Sportsmen
W. P. Reese
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Columbus
Baxter
Delegate Endorsed for Local Game Preserve Director Post
K T LeBever of this city, who recently passed the civil service exam for deputy game protector, is endorsed by the local club for appointment to direct the big game preserve. The territory is currently under Deputy Kibbard of Athens who is already maxed on work in his district. The note reports frost damage minimal and big crop prospects from Des Antle’s orchards. Also, Paul Burdiss and Lena Exenkamper wed at the Catholic church in Jacksonville with Lottie Exenkamper as bridesmaid and John L. Ley as best man. they depart for Niagara Falls on No. 5 for their honeymoon.
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K. T. Lebever
LeFeverland
Kibbard
Athens
Des Antle
Paros
Antle
Paul Burdiss
Lena Exenkamper
Jacksonville
Lottie Exenkamper
John L. Ley
Niagara Falls
Decoration Day plans by local G A R post announced soon
The G A R post in this city is finalizing a program for Decoration Day exercises to be announced in a few days. Members have long cared for grave decorations in the city and in Bishopville and Hollister. Hull F. Kittle travelled to Columbus to stay over Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Duffee, and Mrs Kittle with daughter Ruth Ann who had gone to Columbus will return Monday.
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G. A. R. Post
Post
Bishopville
Hollister
Hull F
Athens council of women welfare workers to meet with Morgan lecture
The Athens council of women welfare workers will hold its final meeting of the year at the Mettm dist church on Tuesday evening May 18 at 7 o'clock. Officers will be elected and reports heard from officers and committee chairs. At 7 30 Mr. Morgan the superintendent of schools will speak on The New School Revenue Law and Its Relation to the Athens Schools. The meeting is open to all residents.
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Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers
Mettmdist
Morgan
Athens
New York Girl Seeks Candy Kiss Price Set at Two Dollars
Eighteen year old Frances Heckler told candy dealer Joseph W Weiss I want a candy kiss. Weiss believed she sought a real kiss and Magistrate Knoll assigned a two dollar price for the matter.
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New York
Frances Heckler
Joseph W. Weiss
Weiss
Magistrate Knoll
Grant Parole to Draftee Who Hid Away in Hills
Carl Amerine a 24 year old Hocking county draftee who hid in the hills of southern Ross county for two years due to fear of death for desertion returned to Camp Sherman and was paroled. He received a job tending the furnace at the camp hospital after being cleaned up and outfitted in a uniform. Reliable quarters say he will likely be recommended for a speedy discharge from the service.
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Camp Sherman
Carl Amerine
Hocking County
Ross County
Camp Hospital
Amerine
Believe Woman Thrown Into River
Police pursue theory that Lizzie Laskey of Gallipolis Ohio was thrown into the Ohio River after a struggle in Cincinnati. A fur coat a beaded purse and an alligator grip were found at the water edge. A letter from Cousin Herbert to Cousin Lizzie directed how she should reach Columbus from St Petersburg Florida.
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Cincinnati
Lizzie Laskey
Gallipolis
Ohio
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Bank Company
Quallipolis
Lizzie
Herbert
Columbus
St. Petersburg
Pia
Live toad found in cement foundation after 17 years
Workmen tearing up a foundation in London Ontario uncovered a live toad embedded in the cement laid seventeen years earlier, prompting inspection of the site and surrounding concrete.
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London
Ont
Eighth Grade Exercises Held in Ohio Towns
The Troy township and Coolville eighth graders received high school admission certificates at Coolville M E Church on May 10 with prior sessions in Torch and Hockingport. Albany village and Lee township pupils were honored May 9 at Albany Opera House, Dr A E Wagner of Ohio University giving the address and certificates awarded to many students.
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Coolville
Troy Township
Coolville M. BE. Church
Laura Gunder
Torch
Hockingport
Dale Young
John Baker
John Atkinson
Carlos Bean
Iona Young
Mary
Albany, O
Albany Village
Lee Township
Opera House
Albany
A. E. Wagner
Ohio University
Clara Coe
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Mary Reeder
Mary Kathryn Bobo
Hazel Lowther
Harley
Cline Lucile Bolin
Edna Bratton
Dana Bolin
Wallace Tom
Lucile Jones
Phoebe Tom
Mae West
Mary Bailes
Hazel Phillips
Helen McVay
Charles Elliott
Rose Collins
Mary Phillips
Automobile purchases shift from pleasure to business needs
The Lostro Auto Sales Co interview argues Athens county drivers now rely on cars for real daily needs and income potential. It says cars are bought to increase earning capacity, making dealers’ responsibility crucial as modern autos are treated as business tools rather than leisure items.
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Lostro Auto Sales Co
Athens County
Lostro Company
Rega ins Appetite and Sleeps Well
A testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for poor blood and related symptoms. Elmer Ritter of Williamsport Pa describes relief from indigestion nervousness and insomnia after four weeks of treatment. A free booklet Building Up the Blood is offered, pills cost 60 cents per box by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
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Elmer Ritter
Fifth Street
Williamsport
Dr. Williams
Missing 16 year old Hudson Reynolds sought by police
Springfield police appeal for help locating Hudson Reynolds a 16 year old six foot tall youth described by parents as missing. Authorities request information from the public to ensure his safe return.
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Springfield
Milwaukee Incinerator worker seeks higher pay
Milwaukee worker at the garbage incinerator plant demands higher wages citing the high cost of overalls as the main reason. The report notes the employee is among several staff seeking better compensation due to rising clothing expenses.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Garbage Incinerato
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Rey
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Savannah
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South Court Street
John J. Welch
New York City
C. E. Blackwood
Eastern Star
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C. H. Bartlett
C. Emmett Parker
Akron
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Glen M. Romine
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Fred M. McKay
Himwood Place
Ruth McKay
Delaware
Mary McKay
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Samuel Jennings
DR. Crumbacker
The
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Athens, Ohio
Denison Ohio
College
Hocking
Patrick Minnis
Katie Minnis
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
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Bill Breaker
Pomeroy
Franklin
Breaker
Vance Douglas
Meigs County
West Virginia
McKinley
Charlie Palmer
Redtown
Court of Justice
Glouster
Lash
Bosch Magnetos
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Brooks
Parker Bros
Athens Bank Bldg
W. A. Moorhead & CO
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Meier
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