Beautiful simplicity marks Columbus wedding
The marriage of Rufus Carpenter Hopkins and Miss Mary Margaret Reserfer took place at Franklin Park M E church in Columbus in a small ceremony with immediate family and a few close friends. Following the service a 20 cover wedding breakfast was held at the Maramor. The bride and groom will reside with Mr and Mrs C D Hopkins at 24 Morris avenue until their new home On East State street is ready. The couple are graduates of Ohio University and Phi Delta Theta fraternity members.
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Columbus
Rufus Carpenter Hopkins
Charles D. Hopkins
Morris Avenue
Mary Margaret Reserfer
Edward J. Resener
Gallipolis
Franklin Park Methodist Episcopal Church
B. D. Evans
M. E
Athens
Maramor
Catherine Spencer
Nelsonville
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Thimble
Rachael Hopkins
Nathan & Puffenbarger
Charleston
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Athletic Club
Ohio University
Cresset
Christian Science Society Service and Activities
The Christian Science Society at 6514 South Court Street invites attendance at Sunday service 10 45 A M with the topic Mortals and Immortals and a Golden Text I Timothy 6 12 Sunday School is at 9 30 A M A Wednesday meeting is at 7 30 P M Reading room hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 2 00 to 4 00 P M Visitors are welcome to church services and reading room use.
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Christian Science Society
South Court Street
Women’s Home Missionary Society Meet at First M E Church
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church will hold a Friday meeting at 2 PM in the church parlors. Officers to be elected, a short program planned, and a report on the district convention held in Pomeroy last week will be presented.
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Womans Home Missionary Society
M. FE
Pomeroy
Mrs Winders Returns From Visit in Wheeling
Mrs. H. HM. Winders of Wheeling West Virginia has returned home after visiting her cousin Mrs. E. T. Hayes at 69 Grosvenor Street. Mr. David Fetch is in Dayton at the government hospital where he underwent a surgical operation and is now on business.
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H. HM. Winders
Wheeling
W. Va
E. T. Hayes
Grosvenor Street
David Fetch
Dayton
Government Hospital
Ohio University official attends national social work conference
Dr. Isaac E. Ash head of economics and sociology at Ohio University travels to Washington DC this week to participate in the National Conference of Social Work.
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Isaac E. Ash
Ohio University
Washington, D. C
Mrs Souders Guests in Middleport Visit
Mrs James Souders of Middleport was the Wednesday guest of Mrs Thor Olson at 26 Woodard Avenue, sharing an afternoon visit.
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James Souders of
Middleport
Thor Olson
Woodard Avenue
D A R Chapter Meeting Set for Saturday at Mrs Roach’s
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in regular session at 22 North College Street the home of Mrs Harry M Roach. Election of officers will be held.
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Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harry M. Roach
North College Street
S C Annual At State Hospital Honored Guests
Social Literary club at Athens State Hospital held its annual guest night on Wednesday in the amusement hall. Mrs J H Berry and Dr Berry hosted a guests list with husbands present. Music from a six piece orchestra accompanied dancing and refreshments. Mrs Ajesta Eagle Switzer, widow of B M Switzer, died in Columbus after measles and heart trouble at 55. She was a founder of the Columbus Woman's Club.
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State Hospital
Social Literary Club
Athens State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Berry
Ajesta Eagle Switzer
B. M. Switzer
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Columbus
E. J. Jones
Roger J. Jones
Switzer
Columbus Woman’s Club
Cheshire High School Commencement Attended by Miss Henry
Miss Ruth Henry travels to Cheshire for the high school commencement. Miss Esther Herron daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Herron at 49 Franklin Avenue teaches at Cheshire High School.
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Ruth Henry
Cheshire
Esther Herron
W.N. Herron
Franklin Avenue
Cheshire High School
Roush Family Returns From Columbus Amid Ill Father News
Mrs. Clarence Roush and her young daughter Patl returned from Columbus where they were summoned by the illness of Mrs. Roush’s father, Mr. John Hayes. His condition is reported improved.
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Clarence Roush
Little ‘Gon
Patl
Columbus
Plan New York Washington Bond Plan for Sheveland Union Terminals
The Sheveland Union Terminals company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue fifteen million dollars of five percent fifty year first mortgage bonds to finance construction.
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New York
Washington
Sheveland Union Terminals Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
American women praised by English preacher in US visit
Miss A Maude Royden notes American women are capable and independent, valued for womanhood, and worthy human beings. She comments that some critics claim selfishness but doubts it, suggesting European men may claim such faults.
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A. Maude Royden
United States
International News Service
America
Miss Royden
I. N
London
Europe
American Women and Their Nervous Strain
A narrator notes American women are increasingly nervous and overstrained as they balance homes, clubs, voting, and public affairs. He recalls brisk pace, constant urging, and social pressures from hosts and secretaries amid frequent travel, finding their efforts admirable yet exhausting.
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Jinent
Athens High School
Phi Delta Theta
Torch
Ohio State University
Hopkins
Treaurer
Nocking Mining Company
Eureka Coal Company
Hoodlett
Philadelphia
Marguerite Dowd Hoodlett
Frederick Bennage
Mrg. Bennage
Phi Delt
West Mulberrystreet
Glazier
Phi’s
Marcinko’s Grocery
General Store
W. Washington &I
Columbia Theatre
Cornwell
Jewelers and
Optometrists
Hallmark Store
Mantas Station
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Value First Prestons
Big Daylight
the Dry Goods Dept
Percales
Ima
Soax
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