Local Nuptials Feature Carbondale Couple Mated at Court
Miss Elsie Jolly and Mr. Eli Mace of Carbondale wed at the Court House at 10:30 AM with Rev. L O Dabritz officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jolly of Allenville. they will reside in Carbondale where he works as a miner. The ceremony was witnessed by the groom’s brother George Mace and wife of New Marshfield.
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Elsie Jolly
Eli Mace
Carbondale
Court House
L. O. Dabritz
New Marshfield
Charles Jolly
Allenville
George Mace
Parkersburg couple wed quietly at home
Mrs. George McPherson and Mr. William Runyon married in Parkersburg West Virginia on Tuesday May 25 with Rev J. L. Fisher officiating. After returning home a wedding supper awaited them at 20 Sunnyside Drive and later 35 neighbors gathered for an old fashioned bell ring.
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Parkersbur
George McPherson
William Runyon
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. L. Fisher
Sunnyside Drive
Miss Louise Baughman Graduation Recital Set
Miss Louise Baughman mezzo alto presents a graduating recital on Tuesday June 1 at 8 PM in the college auditorium. She is joined by Miss Oramay Ballanger violinist and performs works by Brahms Grieg Masse Ponchielli Burleigh among others with violin solos and a tambourine finale.
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Oramay Ballanger
Miss Baughman
Voice
Brahms
Athens Social Notes and Visiting Locals Highlight Weekend
In Athens today several families and dignitaries visited from Coolville Columbus and Chicago en route to Arkansas. The Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees plans a 7:30 pm meeting to arrange a convention. The Social Literary Club held its annual dinner with Prof. T. N. Hoover hosting and yellow iris centerpieces.
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Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Birthday Party for Raymond Scott in Marshfield
Mr and Mrs George Scott hosted a birthday celebration for their son Raymond in Marshfield on May 22. Attendees included many relatives and friends such as Tara Goff Nevelyn Goff Nora Price Evelyn Price and Raymond Ervin with games music and light refreshments.
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Bridge
Mildred Bridge
Ethel Howell
Everett Baughman
John Price
Glen Scott
Clift Roas
Vaughn Ross
Belland Smith
Raymond Ervin
Carl Ferguson
Richard Wilson
Walter Howell
Chandos Llewellyne
Raymond Scott
A. L. Carpenter
George Woodrow
J. Scott
Dent
Athens
Grandma Grey
George Scott
Ohio towns study show Findlay top growth and Wilmington rise
Census Bureau reports Findlay Ohio population 17 015 up 2 157 from prior figure an increase of 14 5 percent and Wilmington Ohio population 5 087 up 546 or 12 2 percent. An Ohio inventor unveils a two wheeled child go cart that folds to suitcase size with wheels braces and rods enclosed.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Findlay
Ohio
Wilmington
Debs to Receive Presidential Nomination in Prison
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist, serving an espionage law term at Atlanta Federal Prison, was to be formally notified of his fifth presidential nomination by a standard committee. Seymour Stedman of Chicago led the delegation to Debs with an official welcome arranged, no Washington authorization needed.
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Atlanta
United States
Atlanta Federal
Eugene V. Debs
Seymour Stedman
Chicago
Debs
Zerbst
Washington
Local social notes from Harmony Hill and nearby towns
Harmony Hill residents Mrs. Carleton and Tom Gardner visited Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hueston on Monday. Nellie Lavelle returned to Athens after visiting Mrs. Mary Ward and friends. Adam Brandeberry of Ireland visited Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Noland. Mamie Ashby of Parkersburg spends days with her mother Mrs. Ward. W. S. Bingman and baby of Athens were guests of the Nolands.
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Carleton
Tom Gardner
Coolville
R. R. Hueston
Nellie Lavelle
Athens
Mary Ward
Adam Brandeberry
Ireland
S. H. Noland
Mamie Ashby
Parkersburg
W. S. Bingman
Baby
Thieves Loot Federal Whiskey Warehouse
In Dalton on May 29 federal authorities found a break in the government warehouse at the federal building with 280 quarts of contraband whiskey missing. The loss followed orders to return 462 quarts seized last November without a warrant.
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Dalton
Longworth Seen as Chicago Convention Favorite
Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati a Republican congressman figures to play a prominent role at the upcoming Chicago Republican national convention. Though son in law of the late Col Roosevelt, he did not join the 1912 belt and has long been a steadfast Republican.
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Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Chicago
Col
Roosevelt
Longworth
President orders release of Mrs Kate O'Hare from prison
Washington May 29 President Wilson ordered the immediate release from prison of Mrs Kate Richards O'Hare a political prisoner. The action follows petitions from the Socialist party convention and citizens committee and echoes demands for release of Eugene Dybs Rose Pastor Stokes and others who had been jailed since April 14 1938 at Jefferson City Missouri.
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Washington
Wilson
Kate Richards O’hare
Pocketbook Recovered but Money Missing After Street Fair
J. E. Barnhart advertised a lost pocketbook in Theenger and has recovered the article. The wallet was found near Athens after being lost near Plains. Only a small check and some remaining items were found inside, suggesting the money was likely spent at the street fair.
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J. E. Barnhart
Thenger
Athens
Jost
Repairs Move On Ira Marshall Farm Home Rises With Four Rooms
Ira Marshall of Lodi township widens his residence by four rooms and adds a new barn roof. Summer plans include further improvements on his farm. Cincinnati news notes a saloon theft where Frank Neil reports $400 missing after a nap during closing time.
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Ira Marshall
Lodi Township
Cincinnati
Frank Neil
Obituary of Tirzah McLain Cottrill 1836 1920
Tirzah McLain Cottrill daughter of Abijah and Mary Porter McLain was born June 1 1836 and died May 11 1920 aged 88 years 11 months and 10 days. She leaves husband Nimrod Cottrill six children two daughters deceased and three living Thomas Butler Braden near Springfield Cordelia Oldaker and many grandchildren great grandchildren and others. She was a loving mother neighbor and helper and rests in humble submission to God.
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Abijah
Mary Porter McLain
Braden McLain
Seattle
Washington
Nimrod Cottrill
Thomas
Butler
Pennsylvania
Braden
Springfield
Cordelia Oldaker
Point Rock
Ohio
Mary Emily Hill
Elizabeth Nichols
Public notice of thanks for sympathy after death
The family of Mrs. Tirzah Cottrill expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during illness and after her death. Signed by J. B. McLain and the children.
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Tirzah Cottrill
J. B. McLain
D Annunzio On Warpath Again In Yugoslav Claims
Paris dispatch reports Gabriele D Annu ndzio leading Arditti forces occupying Kavelaj and Sussak. Jugoslav Government warns Italian authorities that the poet will respond by force to violations of Yugoslav territory.
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Gabriele D'Annunzio
Arditti
Kavelaj
Sussak
le Journal Today
Jugoslav
Wilde on Ring Punishment and Crowds
Welsh flyweight champion Willy Wilde discusses nonphysical punishment in boxing from crowd taunts at ringside. He notes razzing hurts as much as punches and explains American audiences use gooting, shaping fighters’ mental toughness. Wilde favors fifteen rounds and two judges, criticizing referees as sole arbiters of decisions.
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United Press
New York
Vimmny Wilde
America
England
Jimmie
United States
Kilbane-Walger
Kilbane
Wilde
Jack Sharkey
Amaia Ita
Avery
Wilde denies collecting data for indictment of American fight game
Oscar Wilde dismisses claims he gathered material to indict the American fight game upon returning to England. He says the story originated from enemies and defines a real fighter as a boy who can fight and endure hardship.
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Wilde
England
Cincinnati Wins Ohio Conference Basketball Championship
Cincinnati University clinched the Ohio Conference title by beating Miami 15 to 2 in Cincinnati. The undefeated Bearcats beat Miami twice and defeated Wesleyan Ohio and Denison once each, often by lopsided scores. On June 10 they face Ohio State at Redland Field for the collegiate championship of Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati University
Miami
Cinncinnati
Wesleyan
Ohio
Denison
Ohio State
Redland Field
Reds
Stores Will Announce Decoration Day Event at Athens Retail
Athens Retail announces a Decoration Day event on Monday as part of local observances. The agenda includes specials and community recognition by the organization.
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Athens Retailation
In memory of the brave of the past wars
Memorial Day closure notice states that the business will be closed all day in honor of veterans and fallen soldiers. Local shops in the area observe a day of remembrance with reduced or no service.
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