Startman Hinman Engagement Noted in Charleston Society
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Startman and Mr. Harry D. Hinman draws interest from Athens friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Startman of 1210 Quarrier Street Charleston West Virginia announced at a dinner Saturday. Miss Startman is Ohio University class of 1926. wedding planned for late fall.
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Dorothy Startman
Harry D. Hinman
Athens
J. F. Startman
Quarrier Street
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Startman
Ohio University
Public Sale at Robinson Farm Near Fisher in 1926
Auctioneer Wm Throckmorton offers farm assets at 10 A M on Wednesday at the C Robinson farm one mile west of Fisher 1926. Items include livestock horses cows hogs hay tools wagon gear a Ford sedan and farm equipment with lunch on grounds and terms announced day of sale.
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C. ©. Robinson
Fisher
Florence
Bates
Basseis
Wm. Throckmorton
Local Social Notes From Athens And Columbus
Sha of Chi Omega is noted as a sorority member. Mr. Hinman serves as cashier for Athens Electric. He studied two years at Muskingum College and earned a degree from Ohio State University Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. T W Coe visited Grant Hospital Columbus for surgeries. Mrs Coe had tonsils removed and Mr Coe nose polypus removal. Mr and Mrs H J Brown Mrs Robert Hodkins Miss Anna May Fenzel and Mr Clay Milar toured to Charleston West Virginia yesterday, hosted by Mr and Mrs W D Lewis. Mrs Lewis celebrated a birthday yesterday. she is Brown’s sister.
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Sha
Chi Omega
Hinman
Athens Electric Company
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio State University
Columbus
T. W. Coe
Grant Hospital
H. J. Brown
Robert Hodkins
Anna May Fenzel
Clay Milar
Charleston
W. Va
W. D. Lewis
Lewis
Mrs. Brown
Rutland social guests at 34 Central Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rutherford and accompanying family visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton at 34 Central Avenue. The group included Mrs. Worley Forrest Mrs. C. M. Chase and daughter Betty of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Temple of Columbus.
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W. H. Rutherford
Worley Forrest
C. M. Chase
Betty of
Rutland
M. M. Temple
Columbus
Frank Hamilton
Central Avenue
Murphy Family Returns From Cambridge Visit
Mr and Mrs D M Murphy and children Harold Mildred spent the end of the week visiting Mr C D Powell and family after motoring from Cambridge.
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D. M. Murphy
Harold
Mildred
Cambridge
C. D. Powell
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Meet at 5:30 Tuesday
The Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae club will gather at 5:30 Tuesday evening with Mrs. Griff L. Evans at 35 Park Place. The group will entertain the juniors of the active chapter.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Griff L. Evans
Park Place
Frank Kurtz Attends Event with Family Guests
Mr. Frank Kurtz of Chicago accompanied by his mother Mrs. William Kurtz of Westerville and her guest Mrs. Bessie Golden Ca.
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Frank Kurtz
Chicago
William Kurtz
Westerville
Bessie Golden
Ohio visitors visit Athens on weekend motor trip
A group from Crafton Pennsylvania called on old friends in Athens on Saturday during a motor trip. They had visited Mrs. Kurtz’s Rutland home and returned to Westerville yesterday forenoon. Mrs James Parrott of Washington DC will arrive Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C B Beverage at 35 East Carpenter Street.
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Crafton
Athens
James Parrott
Inn Beverage
Washington, D. C
Mrs. C. B
Baltimore visitors call on city sisters
Mrs. D. A. Riley and her son Dwight of Baltimore arrived for a visit with sisters Mrs. B. D. Thompson at 169 North Lancaster Street and Mrs. H. T. Mulligan on Jerseyville Road.
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D. A. Riley
Dwight
Baltimore, Md
8. D. Thompson
North
Lancaster Street
H. T. Mulligan
Jerseyville Road
Hocking Valley Railroad Veterans Hold Columbus Reunion
Athens veterans of the Hocking Valley railroad attended a reunion in Columbus on Saturday. Attendees included J H Gross agent and Mrs Gross, Charles M Coleman engineer and Mrs Coleman with daughter, Thomas R Porter retired hostler and daughter. The association honors employees with twenty five years service or more and the event offered special train meals and auto transport for attendees and families.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Athens
Columbus
J. H. Gross
Gross
Charles M. Coleman
Coleman
Thomas R. Porter
Hostler
Veteran's Association
Visit Ends As Mrs Goldie Elder Returns Home
Mrs Goldie Elder and her daughter Mary Lcotta returned to their Bucyrus home on Saturday after visiting Mrs Mary Kelley grandmother at 135 Mill street.
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Goldie Elder
Mary Lcotta
Bucyrus
Mary Kelley
Mill Street
Widow and Daughter Return From Pittsburgh
Mrs J W Woodard and her daughter Mrs Frank Watkins arrived home after traveling to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania due to the sudden death of Mrs Woodard’s mother Mrs Fred Creamer.
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J. W. Woodard
Frank Watkins
Pittsburgh
Fred Creamer
Farley Family Relocates to Detroit Michigan
Mrs Peter Farley and two children Peter and Larry have left for Detroit Michigan where they will join Mr Farley to establish a new home. They are accompanied by Mrs Mary Farley who will visit her daughter Miss Helen a Detroit teacher.
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Peter Farley
Peter
Larry
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Farley
Mary Farley
Helen
Connett and Rose Family Weekend in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. William Connett, Miss Mabel Rose, and Mr. George Rose spent the end of the week in Columbus. Mr. Connett attended the event as part of a social gathering and returned with plans for future meetings.
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William Connett
Mabel Rose
George Rose
Columbus
Mr. Connett
Chrysanthemum Show and Keith Palace Opening
Mrs Connell stayed in Columbus to hear Edgar Guest and to attend the afternoon opening of the new Keith Palace.
Mrs Ida Allison Visited With C B Beverage Family
Miss Ida Allison a teacher at the Munn school near Graham's chapel spent the past week at her home with Mr and Mrs C B Beverage at 35 East Carpenter street.
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Ida Allison
Munn School
Graham's Chapel
C. B. Beverage
East
Carpenter Street
Miss Sophia Boelzner Visits Athens Friends
Miss Sophia Boelzner of Hillsboro spends a few days in Athens visiting former acquaintances. Yesterday she was the guest of Miss Myrtle Mitchell.
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Sophia Boelzner
Hillsboro
Athens
Myrtle Mitchell
Chesser Couple Announce Marriage in Springfield
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Chesser of Athens R D 9 announce the marriage of their son Everett Chesser of Springfield to Miss Gardella Pidcock daughter of Mrs Rosa Pidcock of the same city. The ceremony was held at the bride s home on November 2. They will reside in Springfield where Everett is employed.
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Springfield
Cyrus Chesser
Athens R. D
Columbus
Everett Chesser
Gardella Pidcock
Rosa Pidcock
Chesser
Mr. Chesser
Marriage announcement of Miss Margaret Taylor and Mr Irvin Reveal
Announcement has been received of the marriage of Miss Margaret Taylor of Sedalia and Mr Irvin Reveal of South Charleston on October 8. They are now making their home in Miami Florida. The bride was a student in Ohio University in 1924 and taught near Guysville the following year.
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Margaret Taylor
Sedalia
Irvin Reveal
South Charleston
Miami
Fla
Ohio University
Guysville
Hawkins on Two Weeks Leave From Coast Guard
Wilford Hawkins of the U S 8 Gresham coast guard is on a two weeks leave of absence visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Meade Hawkins at 175 Mill Street.
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Wilford Hawkins
U. S. 8. Gresham Coast Guard
Mrs. Meade Hawkins
Mill Street
Bedford Pupils Record Perfect in October
Baker school in Bedford township lists twenty-two pupils with perfect attendance for October. Names include Don Smith in first grade Eleanor Riggs Avery St Clair Marjorie Hayes Elizabeth Williams Harley Riggs Georgia Smith Louise Carl Esther Riggs Pearl Harrison Hayes Bill Clark Pauline St Clair Ralph Carl Gladys Clark and Fred Clark taught by Miss Virgie Bryson of Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Bakers School
Bedford Township
Don Smith
Eleanor Riggs
Avery St. Clair
Marjorie Hayes
Elizabeth Williams
Harley Riggs
Georgia Smith
Louise Carl
Esther Riggs
Pearl Harrison Hayes
Bill” Clark
Pauline St. Clair
Ralph Carl
Gladys Clark
Aaron Simmons Fined Twice for Intoxication in Mayor’s Court
Aaron Simmons was fined $25 and costs for intoxication in Mayor Alex Moore’s court, marking a second similar penalty within two days. The first assessment occurred Saturday morning on the same charge, and the second was levied this morning.
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Aaron Simmons
Alex Moore
Helpful Attention To Swollen Joints
Advertisement notes relief for swollen joints and muscles through a quickly absorbed topical treatment sold by Cline Pharmacy Co. and druggists nationwide. It promises fast results and easy application.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
America
Theater Revue and Classic Screen Roles Quiz
A theater revue lists questions on stage and silent film topics. It asks about actors who starred in The Sea Beast The Black Pirate Variety and the plays What Every Woman Knows Fallen Angels and The Music Master plus the Merton of the Movies interpretation.
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Merton
Way Down East director
Henry B. Walthall directed Way Down East and the female lead in The Big Parade was Renee Adoree.
Patrolman Killed by His Own Gun in Steubenville
Steubenville reports Patrolman Owen Durns died after answering a burglar alarm. A scuffle with a man who fled into a house ended with a single shot from Durns revolver. The officer died on the way to hospital. the suspect, named Albert Tirtung, was arrested.
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Steubenville
U.P
Owen Durns
Durns
Albert Tirtung
President Coolidge Hosts Adirondacks Visitor at White House
President Coolidge meets Doty who spent last summer guiding and motoring through the Adirondacks. Doty stayed at the White House as a house guest as discussions on tax rebate policy move forward this week.
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Washington
Coolidge
Alers
Adirondacks
1490 Mile DashLondon Captain Delayed for Trial
Captain R H H Josh traveled 150 miles by rail toward London for a trial but was not called as a witness. The trip covered 1490 miles overall as part of the hastily arranged expedition.
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London
R. HH
Josh
Don't Risk Pneumonia By Neglecting a Cold
An old warning ad promotes Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop coughs and colds quickly to prevent pneumonia. It claims the medicine soothes throat and chest linings, reaches irritated membranes, and cures by addressing the illness early, pricing listed as 60 cents.
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Ayer
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