Pauline Ott Dun Weds John R Poston in Columbus
A small ceremony was held at 10 o clock Wednesday morning at First Community church. Pauline Ott Dun daughter of Mr and Mrs Bonner J Ott of 1710 Alston Avenue Upper Arlington married John R Poston of Athens. Reverend Oliver C Weist officiated. Poston son of E M Poston of 936 Woodland Avenue is president of the Southern Ohio Power Co and has lived in Athens most of the time.
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John Poston
Pauline Ott Dun
Bonner J. Ott
Alston Avenue
Upper Arlington
John R. Poston
Athens
Firstommunity Church
Oliver C. Weist
Poston
E. M. Poston
Woodland Avenue
Southern Ohio Power Co
Columbus State Journal
Bridge Party and Community Notices in Athens
Mrs. Chester F. E. Edgar hosted a bridge party at 15 South High street for Mr. Edgar's birthday with four tables and high score trophies to Mrs. Alfred Dakin and Mr. Forrest McGurk. A collation followed. The Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. church meets Friday at 2 in the church parlor with officer elections and an arranged program. Nearby visitors include Elza and Eldon Dailey and child from near Albany and Louis I. Brown returning to Detroit after a business trip. Miss Audrey Dickson departs for Columbus after obtaining her A B from Ohio University and will join the County Recorder's office. she suffered influenza in January and the family moves for care. Mrs. Elizabeth McGrath accompanies her. Mr. and Mrs. Hull Foster Jr. return from Florida. The Woman's Relief Corps meets Friday at 7:30 in the Red Men's hall on West Washington. Mrs. Wot Hottel learned of her brother John Graham’s critical illness in Cincinnati but improvement brings hope. Attendees at Mrs. Copeland’s funeral included Dr. T. A. Copeland and family, Dr. A. Y. Wilcox, N. F. Mills, and Leonard Smith. The Friendly Society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday at 2:30 in the church parlors. In Columbus, Allen B. Hull, indicted in To Rain County for kidnapping Betty Ball and abandoning Evelyn, has been captured in Pismo, California. Governor Donahey seeks his return.
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Chester FE. Edgar
South High Street
Edgar
Alfred Dakin
Forrest McGurk
Audrey Dickson
Columbus
Elizabeth McGrath
Miss Dickson
Allen B. Hull
Torain County
Betty Ball
Evelyn
Pismo
Cal
Donahey
California
Hull
Ohio
Southeast Ohio Lumbermen Meet in Glouster
A convention of lumbermen from southeastern Ohio is set for Glouster next Wednesday. Delegates will lunch at the Hotel Gordon at noon and convene in the afternoon to discuss issues affecting local dealers. Members hail from Nelsonville Athens Coolville Glouster Trimble and Amesville with Frank Bryson of Bryson Lumber in Trimble serving as secretary.
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Glouster
South
Ohio
Hotel Gordon
Athens County
Nelsonville
Athens
Coolville
Trimble
Amesville
Frank Bryson
Bryson Lumber Company
April Deaths and Births in Athens County Report
The April county health report shows 84 births and 49 deaths in Athens County with 42 boys and 42 girls. Among 49 deaths, age groups 70 to 96 claim 11, and 11 under 10. Contagious diseases total 50 with mumps prominent. city cases include scarlet fever and tuberculosis. Nurses logged 682 calls, 463 patients on books, with 4 water samples and 15 diphtheria swabs.
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Athens
County Board of Health
Rome
Nelsonville
Army's Great University Teaches Officers Across Many Fields
Stewart Jackson reports that about 3,000 Army officers and enlisted personnel will receive diplomas this spring from a vast, nationwide system of schools. The programs run through 46 U S sites plus international posts in France Italy Japan and China and span basic to advanced courses. Graduates join the General Staff or command roles as the Army trains in fields from aviation and engineering to languages and journalism.
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PD. C
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Italy
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China
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California
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Regular Army
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Special Service School
National Guard
Organized Reserves
City Peak Hodtel on Staten Island Tops NYC Elevation
The highest natural point in New York City reaches 430 feet atop Hodtel on Staten Island, marking the city’s loftiest natural ground. The elevated crest stands above surrounding neighborhoods, offering a rare vantage over the harbor and boroughs.
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New York City
Hodtel
Staten Island
Wembley craftsmen build a 600 year lasting home
At Wembley England skilled builders cling to old methods creating a residence designed to endure for 600 years and resist ravages of time.
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Wembley
England
Consolidation Discussed For Methodist Weekly Papers
Springfield delegates consider unifying several Methodist weekly publications under a single name Christian Advocate with 22 pages each in uniform format. The plan includes six new editions and funds to support world wide church work. Best homing pigeons noted as bred in Farnworth England.
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Mass
Methodist Church
General Conferenee
Christian Advocate
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