Visitors from Ohio find Athens Messenger on sale
Ohio visitors are directed to buy the Athens Messenger at multiple city locations. The Schultz News Agency lists stands at 5S E Cor 42nd St and 6th Ave, 5th Cor 47th St and Broadway, S2nd St opposite Grand Central Depot, and NE Cor 38th St and 6th Ave.
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Ohio
Athens Messenger
42Nd Street
6Th Ave
5Th
47Th Street
Broadway
S2nd St
Grand Central Depot
N. E
38Nd
Schultz News Agency
President E B Bryan Hosts Ohio Uni Senior Class Reception
The president and Mrs. E. B. Bryan hosted the annual reception for the Ohio University Senior class and faculty yesterday at 23 South Congress Street from 3 to 6 PM. Stanley Moore, class of 1926 president, spoke in the receiving line with Dr. and Mrs. Ellis, as deans and staff helped serve hospitality in a green and white color scheme.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
South Congress Street
Ellis
Stanley Moore
Irma FE. Voigt
E. W. Chubb
C. M. Copeland
George Starr Lasher
FE. B. Smith
George E. Carrothers
W. S. Gamertsfelder
B. L. Jefferson
Joy Cutler
Helen McLaughlin
Dorothy Good
University
Friday Program at M. E. Church Highlights Missionary Work
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will present a program and elect officers at 2 PM Friday. A district convention report from Middleport will be shared as a surprise. All women of the church are invited.
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M. E. Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Middleport
Westminster church council chooses officers and delegates
The Westminster council of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon in Rev. W. W. Lud wig s office. Officers for the ensuing year elected include President James Ray, vice president Beulah McCray, secretary Beth Kilpatrick, and treasurer Mary Frances Goldsberry. Beulah McCray and Charles E. Sidders were chosen for the inter church council.
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Westminster Council of the Presbyterian Church
W. W. Ludwig
East Wing
James Ray
Beulah McCray
Beth Kilpatrick
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Charles E. Sidders
Higley Study circle picnic at Gard home
Higley Study circle held its annual picnic at the North Hill home of Dr and Mrs W L Gard yesterday evening. A 6 o'clock cafeteria supper fed about eighty members husbands and guests as accordion and whistling entertainment from Sandron Parenti and Ernest Agostinelli supplied the program. Woman's Relief Corps meets in Red Men's hall at 7 30 Friday evening with no initiation due to the president's illness.
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North Hill
W. L. Gard
Higley
Sandron Parenti
Ernest Agostinelli
Whistler
Ohio University
Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Men's Hall
Ohio town notes and social visits
Mrs. O B Hills visits sister Mrs E T Hayes at 297 East State before traveling to Cincinnati to see Mrs Elmer Houdashelt en route to Columbus. Miss Clara Davis Probate clerk travels to Cleveland for rest of week with relatives. Mrs B W McClaflin and daughter Hope return to Wakeman after visiting Miss Helen McClaflin at Ohio University where Helen gave a graduation recital.
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O. B. Hills
E. T. Hayes
East State Street
Cincinnati
Elmer Houdashelt
Columbus
Clara Davis
Cleveland
B. W. McClaflin
Hope
Wakeman
Helen McClaflin
Ohio University
Miss McClaflin
School of Music
Salem man Kenneth Jewel Guests at Sigma Pi House
Mr. Kenneth Jewel of Salem has been the guest of friends at the Sigma Pi house.
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Kenneth Jewel of
Salem
Sigma Pi
Coshocton Hosts Visit From Betty English Family
Miss Betty English entertains her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli English and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lee from Coshocton as guests in a social gathering.
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Betty English
Eli English
Mrs
D. G. Lee
Coshocton
Martzolff Class Social Tonight at First Methodist
A Martzolff class social is scheduled for 7:30 this evening in the parlors of the First Methodist church. Attendees should arrive promptly for the church gathering.
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Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge Meets for Evening Degree Practice
The Rebekah lodge gathers at 7 30 this evening for degree practice and refreshments. Members are advised to attend for the scheduled proceedings and social time.
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Rebekah Lodge
Swearengin Anniversary Dinner With Ricketts Family
The Rev and Mrs Clarence Swearengin of Carrol celebrate their wedding anniversary today with the latter’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Phiilip Ricketts at 88 East State Street.
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Clarence Swearengin
Carrol
Mrs
Phiilip Ricketts
East State Street
Visit Of Lima Residents Brings Sanders Family Guests
Mr. Howard Sanders of Lima arrived yesterday for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Sanders at 5 First street and with Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson at 33 North Lancaster street.
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Howard Sanders
Lima
B. R. Sanders
First Street
David Johnson
North
Lancaster Street
Whipples Take Car Trip to Niles for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs George Whipple and their sons Eldridge and Dick travel by car to Niles to spend the weekend with their daughter Miss Martha Whipple a teacher in the schools.
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George Whipple
Eldridge
Niles
Martha Whipple
Local Residents Attend Events Across Ohio Cities
Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Siigley and Dr. P. E. Hixson visit Marietta for the day. L. D. Poston H. L. Benton and Dick Duncan travel to Columbus for a horse show. Duncan from Lexington will ride Poston’s horses. Mrs. Poston heads to Dayton after a Columbus visit.
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H. L. Siigley
P. E. Hixson
Marietta
L. D. Poston
H. L. Benton
Dick Duncan
Columbus
Duncan
Lexington
Mr. Poston
Poston
Dayton
Two Millfield Daughters Announce Marriages
Millfield May 20. Mr and Mrs William Browft announce the marriages of their daughters Myrtle and Harriet. On May 5 1925 Miss Myrtle____ and her partner were married, followed by Harriet’s ceremony later that week.
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Millfield
William Browft
Millfield J
Myrtle
Harriett
Brown Weds Emmett Olbers at Gallipolis Ceremony
Harriett Wayne Snyder of Glouster joined Emmett Olbers of Glouster in marriage at Gallipolis. Mrs. Olbers belonged to Chauncey high school class of 1925 and the couple planned a three course wedding dinner at the Stoneking residence in Middleport.
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I. L. Stoneking
Middleport
Stoneking
Robert Snyder
Greens Run
Wayne Snyder
Emmett
Chinese bandits hold American officer captive
Yunan province bandits captured T. J. Betts, United States coast artillery officer, on May 17 at Laitoupo sixty miles south of Tung Chuan. Betts, serving as a language officer at US military headquarters in Peking, was touring toward the Yangtze river when seized. His wife and mother-in-law are in Peking.
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Peking
U.P
Yunan Province
T. J. Betts
United States Coast Artillery
Maryland
Betts
United States
Laitoupo
Tung Chuan
Yuan- Fu
Peking Legation
Foreign Office
Yangtze River
Frame house in Atlantic City built with wooden screws
A frame house in Atlantic City is assembled using wooden screws instead of nails, highlighting an unusual construction practice observed in the area.
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Atlantic City
Fighting Missionary Witnesses Warsaw Battle from Chapel
Rev. F C Woodward a Nashville missionary with G H Warfield of Rockville watched the Warsaw fight from a cathedral chapel near the war ministry. They dodged shell fire as Pilsudski troops battled across Zbawieciela square and one machine gun was mounted on an altar. Chapel damage limited worship area restoration work planned for Sunday.
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Warsaw
F. C. Woodward
Nashville
Tenn
Marshal Pilsudski
War Ministry
Stret
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Woodward
G. H. Warfield
Rockville
Camp Gordon
Sind
France
Wood
Mr. Warfield
Pilsudski
Lightning Strikes Farmer but He Survives
Frank Solomon a 72 year old farmer near Marion was struck by lightning at night while in a barn doorway on the Seiter farm. He was carried to the house and revived, bearing a blue mark on his forehead the size of a half dollar. He was recounting the incident to friends the following day.
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Marion
U.R
Frank Solomon
Seiter
Daniel Seiter
Solomon
Barnyard Scene Painting Appraised For One Dollar
The Barnyard Scene and its oil painting frame were appraised at one dollar by local art teacher Harriet Kirkpatrick. The piece, purchased by former State Fair Manager G. R. Lewis, was originally bought for 100 dollars.
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Columbus
U.R
Harriet Kirkpatrick
G. R. Lewis
Family completes 10000 mile search for missing husband
Mrs Martha C Classon and her three children arrived in Cedar Rapids after a 10000 mile walk seeking Mr Clay who disappeared seven years ago. They report no trace found and plan to return to Omaha.
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Cedar Rapids
Martha C. Classon
Mr. Clay
Omaha
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Westminster Council
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Gard
Chauncey
Silvus Shoe Co
H. A. Doe
Jacobs
Hamiltons
Waldemar
Jewel Elgin Gold
Jeweler & Optometrist
U. S
A. R. Decker
Consolidated Press
Athens
Nelsonville
Atchinson
Michael Stern & Co
THE
F. L. Preston CO
Wellworth and Wirthmore
McHenry & Sisler
LTEX
Mom’n Pop
Panama
Henry
Big San
C. D. Shafer Company
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