Wedding Ceremony In Pearl Street Home Seals Union
Miss Eunice Ann Jones and Mr. John Davia Sauters Jr were married this afternoon at 3:30 in the bride’s Pearl Street home. Miss Mildred Whitley sang, Mrs. Reta Moore accompanied, Lohengrin march played, and Dr. W J Williams officiated. The wedding featured a ring ceremony, matron of honor Mrs. Wray Brady, best man Thome Sauters, flower girl Marjorie James, and ushers Howell and John E Jones. The couple will reside in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauters Jones
Eunice Ann Jones
John’ Davia Sauters, Jr
Pearl Street
Mildred Whitley
Reta Fawcetta Moore
Bridgeport
Miss Whitley
Thome Sauters
Marjorie James
Howell Jones
John E. Jones
Georgette Crepe
Killarney
Cleveland
Cure Rheumatism With Free Trial Offers
A letter from New York extols a mysterious treatment for rheumatism claiming long relief after prior failures with other remedies. The writer urges sufferers to send name and address to receive a free trial, promising payment only after proven benefit and requesting caution about funding.
Uric Acid Link to Kidney and Bladder Trouble Promoted
A noted authority links uric acid to kidney and bladder weakness as irritation from salts passes into the bladder causing nocturnal urination and discomfort. Advice promotes Jad Salts as a simple, inexpensive remedy to neutralize urine acid and relieve irritation. Also mentions a history club meeting at 20 Lancaster Street with Rev Timmons and Mrs Timmons.
Local Wedding Ties Pear Street Bride to Cleveland Coal Man
The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howell Jones of Pearl street, is from a prominent local family and an alumna of the 1913 high school class and Ohio University. She taught domestic science at the local high school and is active socially. The groom, son of Mrs Laura Sauters of Elm street, works with Sauters Coal in Cleveland and is a Cornell graduate who served overseas in the war. After the ceremony they will live in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Jones
Pearl Street
Ohio University
Athens
Sauters
Laura Sauters
Elm Street
Cleveland
Their est Paselon Dance on Saturday Evening
The note records an event titled est Paselon dance scheduled for Saturday evening on November 18, inviting attendees and noting the cultural activity.
Pacuity Adviser Honored At Sorority Tea in Ohio University
Miss Isabel Shore newly chosen advisor honored by Sigma Beta sorority of Ohio University at a Wednesday afternoon tea from three to four thirty in the fraternity room. Shore, connected with the university department, will serve as falon to a sorority in the fall discussion over the likely topic. Pledges assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Shore
Sigma Bk
Ohio University
Miss Shore
Marriage announced for Louise Dienethal and Ralph Clifford
A marriage notice from Chicago announces the wedding of Mrs Louise Dienethal and Mr Ralph Clifford on Thursday October 28 in Chicago Illinois. The couple, both residents of Athens, plan to reside at 88 East State Street after the ceremony. Mrs Clifford works in the finance department of the Fane Co for three years and Mr Clifford is linked to Guthrie Auto Sales Co on East Carpenter Street.
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Chicago
Louise Dienethal
Ralph Clifford
The
Brie
Athens
Clifford
Nation Department
Fane Co
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
Carpenter Street
East State Street
Higley Study Circle Reports on Columbus State Convention
Mrs Sprague hosts Higley Study Circle at 60 Morris Avenue on November 3. Mrs G H Junod presides as members hear a detailed report by Mrs M Johnson on the State Convention of Women's Federated Clubs in Columbus with social event notes and educational sessions. Miss Marian Sprague provides two piano solos by Victor Staub and Grutzmacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Higley Study Circle
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris Avenue
G. H. Junod
Grayson
Mrs. Johnson
Marian Sprague
Victor Staub
Gruts Macter
Weaver announce birth of daughter Alice Jane
Mr and Mrs Philip Weaver of 63 Month Congress Street announce the birth of their daughter Alice Jane on Wednesday November 3.
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Philip Weaver
Congress Street
Alice Jane
Martzolff Class Social at First M E Church
Friday evening at 7 o clock the Martzolff class will enjoy a monthly social at the First M E church. Every member should be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martzolff
M. E
Martzolff Class Seeks Layette Work For Clinic
Martzolff Class No 16 meets at 44 West State Street this evening to sew layette items for the District nurse Miss Munn's clinic. The First M E church invites all members to the Foreign Missionary Society guest day Friday at 2 PM in church parlors. Members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society are asked to bring a can of fruit or jelly for Novem ninth mission effort to aid the Deaconess Home in Columbus. Mr James Linscott plans a brief return to visit family in the county before heading back to Ocala Florida. His wife Mrs Linscott has recovered health and is in good condition.
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Martzolff
Mrd. F. P. McVay
West State Street
Miss Munn
First
M. E. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
Columbi
James Linscott
Best on arth for That Sore Throat or Chest Cold
An old advertisement touts 20th Century Lin Seas or Lampbago as a remedy for sore throat chest cold backache or headache and even rheumatism. It promises rapid relief in minutes and urges shoppers not to fear applying it freely for sprains and muscle pain. Henry W. Cotmer supplies the product via druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Henry W. Cotmer
Burials and social notes from a local Ohio town
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Christian was buried at the local cemetery on Tuesday. John Johnson of Peach Ridge called on Harrison and Thos Eanens. Mrs Donald Willis received help with housework in Beaumont. Many people voted on Tuesday. Olive Taylor is ill with tonsillitis. John Pidcock visited relatives at Dowler Ridge. Miss Lucile and Gladys Rupe of the area were mentioned amid shopping in Athens last week.
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Christian
John Johnson
Peach Ridge
Harrison
Eanens
Iss
Lea Haning
Beaumont
Donald Willis
Xenia
John Shust
Helen
Athens
Olive Taylor
John Pidcock
Dowler Ridge
Miss Lucile
Gladys Rupe
Boy Artist Wins Prize For Poster
John Amon eleven years old is the clever poster artist whose self drawn entry won a prize at a school art exhibit. His mother speaks of using Father John's Medicine for coughs and colds and notes her own successful use since 1918 with continued use for strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amon
Father John
Feather John
John
Chestnut St
Coraopolis
Sand Ridge Visitors and Local Shoppers Highlight Page
The notice lists Sand Ridge guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Rupe and Mrs George Matheny at a Columbus hospital. It mentions Chauncey and Athens shoppers Chauncey and Tate, with Erwin Brooks as the Sun ny guest and a family event for Mr and Mrs Ace in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Ridge
Raymond Rupe
George Matheny
Ety Shust
Mother Ender
Margaret Krivesti
Chega
Chauncey
Tate
Athens
Erwin Brooks
Harry Aes Ie
Ace Witham
Fine Son
Urgent Remedy For Itching Skin Urged By Doctor
A local health notice warns about an itchy skin rash called Mawthowur itching tied to a rashy condition. It advises seeking timely treatment with a salt or paste like preparation and cautions against home remedies. It suggests obtaining a small jar from a reputable druggist for relief.
Ohio University Rally Aims to Defeat Denison in Big Sendoff
Students thronged Ewing Hall for a rousing pep meeting urging a five dollar drive to fund a victory over Denison. The campus celebration continued with a street parade through Athens, a bonfire at Court and Union, and crowds cheering the Green and White as the team travels to Granville.
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Denison
Ohio University
Granville
Ewing Hall
Court
Union Streets
Athens
Ohio
Clark Loses House Seat After Storm Loss in Montgomery
Clark, former speaker and candidate for president, was defeated by 500 votes to H. W. Tubbereide in Montgomery. Clark conceded defeat as returns came in.
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Montgomery
Caamp Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
H. W. Tubbereide
Dutch War Department to Study American Army Methods
The Hague plans to study U S army methods with permission from Washington. A commission of officers has been sent to observe the American army of the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Dutch War Department
United States
Athens Police Chief Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Athens Police Chief Lewis Graham underwent an appendicitis operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday morning. Doctors reported the procedure was successful and anticipate his return to Athens in about 14 days. Chief Knox stated the election was quiet and he had no duties that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Graham
Athens
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Charles Knox
Aes Negro
Setae
Acreen
Broken Rib Did Not Cause Her to Lose a Vote
Woman struck by an automobile on Tuesday evening while en route to cast her first ballot did not deter her from voting. Mrs. Fred McKay of Bilmwood Place remained determined and proceeded to the polls after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McKay
Bilmwood Place
Edie
Denver Letter Trivia Goes Unreadable
Fragmentary OCR text from a Denver area item hints at content about Potosi and regional returns but remains unclear and incomplete, limiting precise reconstruction of event, date, or involved entities.
Davis and Donahey Lead in County Totals Across Jackson and Vinton
Jackson county reports Davis 5,626 and Donahey 6,172 while Vinton county shows Davis 2,506 and Donahey 9,175. The text notes upper class Spaniards and other countries of South America in a fringe remark.
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Jackson, CO
Jackson County
Davis
Donahey
Vinton County
America
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