Republicans Sweep Ohio and Nash Victory Highlight Result
The article reports a sweeping Republican win in Ohio led by Governor Nash with a large plurality. It cites unofficial county returns, predicts majorities in the state Senate and House, and notes a quiet county election with full party support. It also covers a football game where Athens defeated Parkersburg 5 to 0 and a player’s collarbone injury.
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Ohio
Cadot
Searn
Nash
Cuyahoga
Common Pleas
Sai
McLean
Jones
Cuyahoga County
Gov
David H. Moore
Lambert
Aaron E. Price
Headley
Joseph AL Wood
Athins County
Tueaday
Happy Nuptials of K. T. McKinstry and Eunice English
Mr. K. T. McKinstry and Miss Eunice English wed at Pt. Pleasant. The couple, guests from Huntington and Albany, left for their honeymoon after a dinner at home decor and a ceremony led by a local minister.
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K. T. McKinstry
Miss Eunice English
Pt. Pleasant
KE. T. McKinstry
W. Va
Albany
McKinstry
Point Pleasant
Annie Schon
Huntington
Frank R. Murphy
Ohio
Virgie Hughes
Mendles
Death of Mrs Lydia Richards at Ninety One
Mrs Lydia Richards died at her Marietta home Wednesday night at age ninety one from age related diseases. She retained full faculties and recalled events from Ohio's youth. Known in Athens for time spent with relatives. Funerals held in Marietta Friday with her son Rev Cyrus Rose of Athens attending, joined by Mrs Fannie Mincar and Mr and Mrs E T Rowe.
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Lydia Richards
Marietta
Ohio
Richards
Athens
Cyrus Rose
Fannie Mincar
E. T. Rowe
Handsome residence on College street nears completion
General G. G. Gros venor’s new College street residence is rapidly nearing completion. Brick work by C. W. Harris draws admiration, with Harrin Kna nsen credited for over one hundred thousand brick laid. Other work supervised by Henry O’Bleness.
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CG. H. Grosvenor
College Street
C. W. Harris
Harrin Knansen
Henry O'Bleness
Ohio University Thrashes Cincinnati in Dusty Saturday Showdown
Ohio University routed the University of Cincinnati 16 to 0 Saturday as dust filled the field and both teams fought for control. The Athens squad dominated early and late, with two second half touchdowns and a strong line display led by Lyons Johnson Ball Morrow Gross Biddle Perry Merritt Richardson Jones Longwell.
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Athen Tigh School
Parkersburg
University Field
Carr
Athens
Gla
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Queen City
Joum
Ohio
Columbia
Lyons
Rigth
Johnson
Ball
Morrow
Gross
Biddle
Perry
Merritt
Destruction Signals New Presbyterian Church in Athens County
A historic landmark Presbyterian church in Athens County will be replaced by a modern structure after the old building was demolished. DOW Peoples buys the site. D W Henke of Lancaster awarded the $22,400 contract for the new church set for occupancy by September 1. The plan features a 70 by 100 foot ground area, a 11 by 44 foot auditorium, art glass windows, a sixte en foot dome, and seating for seven to eight hundred. Architect is F I Packard of Columbus. The old 1887 incorporated church is removed.
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Dea
Lindimark
DOW. Peoples
D. W. Henke
Lancaster
Athens County
Washington Street
Main Street
Main
Washington Streets
Orga
7. D. Brown
Bedford
Shawnee
Presbyterian Church
F. I. Packard
Columbus
TIFTH
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Canagan
Dover
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Milteld
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Glouster
W. Glouster
Hollister
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Bo Trimble
Trimble Prac
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Howard
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Yori
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University Cincinnati
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