Biddle Freeman Wedding In Glen Ridge
The Newark Evening News reports the marriage of Miss Barbara Freeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Freeman of Glen Ridge and Clinton Poston Biddle son of Dr and Mrs Biddle of Athens at the Glen Ridge Congregational Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Luther Freeman and Rev Dr Clarence Hall Wilson with a reception at the bride’s home. The bridal party included maid of honor Dorcas Freeman and bridesmaids Elizabeth Babbitt Gertrude Clift Alva Scott and Mary MacFarland. The best man Donald K David and ushers Norman and William Kennedy Richard Lenihan Neil Borden Deane Mallott and Brownell Freeman. The couple plans a wedding trip visiting Athens and will reside in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Biddle-Freeman
Newark, New Jersey
Barbara Freeman
Clayton FE. Freeman
Ridgewood Avenue
Glen Ridge
Clinton Poston Biddle
Sagas BR. Biddie
Athens
Luther Vreeman
Tomona
Cal
Clarence Hall Wilson
Miss Freeman
Dorcas Freeman
Elizabeth Babbitt
Honolulu
Cambridge
Mass
Gertrude Clift
Wilkesboro
Alva Scott
New York
Mary MacFarland
Westchester
Donald K. David
Norman
William Kennedy
Cleveland
Richard Lenihan
Neil Borden
Bolder
Col
Deane Malott
Brownell Freeman
Fay Simmons Davis
Miss MacFarland
Miss Clift
Miss Scott
Miss Babbitt
Mrs. Freeman
Birthday Surprise Dinner for 88th at 9 Hanlan Avenue
Mrs Rhodes organized a noon three course birthday surprise for Mr A Hl Rhodes at his home, the 88th natal day. Guests included T B Roush, Hughes family, Patterson, Junod, Hughes Jr, and Ellen Bowers. Out-of-town relatives from Minersville joined the celebration.
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A. Hl. Rhodes
Hanlan Avenue
Natal
Rhodes
William Hughes
Albany
Columbus luncheon and bridge tea honors Nelsonville bride
Out of town guests from Athens Nelsonville and Nelsonville attended a luncheon and bridge tea in Columbus hosted by Mrs. William Tannahill for Mrs. Glenn Franklin Oliver Lucile Stalter a bride from October 11 and a Nelsonville resident. High score trophy went to Mrs. Edward C. Schloss with winners Mrs. Rauch and Mrs. Stalter. Nelsonville collected two more prizes.
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Columbus
Frank X. Rauch
Edward C. Schloss
Athens
Robert Stalter
Herbert Leyshon
Louis P. Rice
Mabel Poston
Nelsonville
William Tannahill
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Maramor
Glenn Franklin Oliver
Lucile Stalter
East Norwich Avenue
George W. Kime
Tarlton
Tannahill
Rauch
Training School PTA to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Training School Parent-Teacher Association will gather at 3 o'clock Thursday in the school auditorium. Mrs. Pearl Drake will sing the new Ohio Parent-Teacher song. Miss Allen will sew Literature for Children and Mrs. H. A. Hatch on the Book Week Project.
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Training School
Parent- Teacher Association
Pearl Drake
Ohio
Allen
H. A. Hatch
Williams family plans Marietta stay and construction work
Mrs. Dana Williams returned from a seven day visit to Marietta. The Williams family together with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W M Young will reside in Marietta this winter. Mr Williams and Mr Young were involved in construction on the new high school building.
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Dana Williams
Marietta
Mr. Williams
W. M. Young
Mr. Young
Dr and Mrs McCollister Visit Willoughby Hosts
Dr. and Mrs. S. L. McCollister of Willoughby were Sunday and Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tritipp, 283 East State Street.
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S. L. McCollister
Willoughby
D. W. Tritipp
East State Street
Bridge Party Honors Ohio University Teachers At Home
Miss Helen Hedden and Miss Ruth Savage hosted six tables of bridge at 73 North Congress Street. Miss Irma Voigt won first award among a faculty guest list excluding only Mrs. George De Camp of Pittsburgh. Nearby social notes mention visits by the Mowery and Finsterwald households and Effie Carty visiting in the city.
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Helen Hedden
Ruth Savage
H. J. Brown
North Congress Street
Edith Carson
Harriet Rogers
Ohio University
Irma EF. Voigt
George de Camp
Pittsburgh
George Reynolds
Congress Apartments
Bridge Dinner Entertains Husbands at Mardis Home
The Monday bridge club hosted a bridge dinner Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Mardis 48 Mill Street. Eight tables were filled. Out-of-town guest included Mrs. H. Swaim of New Martinsville West Virginia.
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Harold C. Mardis
Mill Street
H. Swaim
New Martinsville
W. Va
Union Annual Oyster Supper Held at Red Men’s Hall
The Carpenter's Union No. 172 held its annual oyster supper in the Red Men's hall on Monday evening with 60 places set for attendees.
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Red Men's Hall
Carpenter's Union
Columbus Visitors Report Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs FP Ginley and son James join Mrs Martha Burroughs and Miss Clarice Burroughs for a Sunday visit in Columbus.
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Elbert Clark
Columbus
Edward Burroughs
FP. Ginley
James
Martha Burroughs
Miss Clarice Burroughs
Ruth Standard Rearers Meet With Maxine Williams
The Ruth Standard Rearers will meet with Maxine Williams at 77 West State Street this Wednesday at 6 o clock in the evening.
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Ruth Standard
Maxine Williams
West State Street
Birthday Dinner Surprises Husband in New Marshfield
Mrs. Jobe King surprised her husband Monday evening with a birthday dinner at his mother Mrs. Robert King's home 19 North Court Street. C overs were laid for 24. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J R Radford Homer Fisher Mrs. Alice Mac Wilkesville Mr and Mrs William Thomas and daughter Jorie New Marshfield Mr and Mrs Ezra Jennings and Mrs C C Cherrington of Glouster.
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Jobe King
New Marshfield Road
Robert King
North Court Street
J. R. Radford
Homer
Fisher
Alice Mac Wilkesville
Thomas
Childs League Met Hosts Mothers Book Talk and Music
The Childs Conservation Teague met with Mrs. F. K. Harshman on Mill Street as hostess. Members answered roll call with Mother Goose rhymes. A paper by Mrs. James Jones discussed where fathers and mothers fail. Mrs. Hatch promoted careful book selection for children. Two violin solos and two vocal numbers were performed by local ladies. The hostess provided refreshments. Mrs. Ralph Dalton and Mrs. Vernon attended as guests. Mrs. W. W. Coe underwent surgery in a Parkersburg hospital. her condition was reported favorable by family. Mr. Coe and son Harold returned home.
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Child's League
Child's Conservation Teague
F. K. Harshman
Mill Street
James Jones
H. A. Hatch
Bennett
E. J. Person
Pearl Drake
T. F. Gibson
Ralph Dalton
Vernon
W. W. Coe
Parkersburg
Mr. Coe
Harold Coe
Mrs Baird and Mrs Jordan Visit Darbyville
Mrs Waldo Baird and Mrs Alice Jordan left today for Darbyville to visit the flatter's son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs E A Secoy. Mrs George De Camp of Pitts burgh Pa arrived Monday for a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs George W Reynolds of the Congress apartments.
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Waldo Baird
Alice Jordan
Darbyville
E. A. Secoy
George de Camp
Pittsburgh
George W. Reynolds
Congress Apartments
Marriage Licenses Listed in Court House Doings
Frank Weaver twenty six Columbus brickyard worker and Jessie Boles twenty two Stewart factory worker John Leonard fifty five Logan Missouri K Korick fifty four The Plains housekeeper both have been married before Harold Irving Thompson twenty one Carbondale butcher and Esther Florence Cagg sixteen Nelsonville.
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Frank Weaver
Columbus
Jessie Boles
Stewart
John Leonard
Logan
Missouri K. Korick
the Plains
Harold Irving Thompson
Carbondale
Esther Florence Cagg
Nelsonville
Young victim of carbide improves in Canaanville
The seven year old Lewis Mahaffey of Canaanville is reported to be improving after a carbide explosion at home Sunday evening. He was taken to a local eye specialist with severe facial burns and doctors now believe sight in both eyes may be saved.
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Lewis Mahaffey
Canaanville
Lewis
Emmett Mahaffey
Desperadoes Captured Near Guysville After Jail Escape
Three escaped prisoners from Parkersburg jail were captured near Guysville by a county posse led by Sheriff P H McKinley. The men Rudolph Daniel Elston Scott and C W Springs had fled Saturday by sawing through bars and later confessed their identities after initial false names were given.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Guysville
P. H. MckKinley
Cady
Weaver
Rudolph Daniel
Elston Scott
C. W. Springs
Athens
McKinley
Athens County
Navy post stays in Roosevelt family
Washington November 11 The assistant secretaryship of the navy will remain in the Roosevelt family. Theodore Douglas Robinson, nephew of Theodore Roosevelt, is virtually chosen for the post. He will succeed Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, cousin, who resigned to run for New York governor and was defeated by Governor A Smith.
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Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
A. Smith
Navy secretary ordered to justify sparing battleship Washington
Secretary Wilbur was ordered by a District of Columbia court to show cause why he should not be restrained from destroying the battleship Washington. The vessel, slated for scrapping under the naval limitation treaty, is en route to the Virginia Capes to serve as a target for naval gunners.
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Washington
Wilbur
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Virginia Capes
Marshfield Bank Case Proceeds Before Common Pleas Judge
The Marshfield Bank suit against Sturgill and others moved slowly in Common Pleas court with Judge L G Worstell presiding. A sizable crowd and many lawyers attended while the jury waited in an anteroom as attorneys argued points of law.
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Marshfield Bank
Sturgill
Western Canada Population Largely Rural on Farms
About 60 percent of western Canada's population lives on farms, reflecting a predominantly agricultural regional distribution and rural settlement pattern.
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Western
Canada
Work Finished On Hockingport Road An All Weather Route
State Highway Department completes five mile Hockingport No. 156 stretch from Hockingport to near Coolville. Road runs along east side of the Hocking river and links with the Pomeroy Marietta road at Camp Ground hill foot.
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Hockingport
Novill
State Highway Department
Coolville
Hocking River
Pomeroy-Marrietta
Camp Ground Hill
Homemade Pinex cough remedy promises fast relief
An old advertisement touts a home made cough syrup using Pinex two and a half ounces in a pint of sugar syrup or molasses. It claims quick throat relief, aids bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma, and guarantees satisfaction or money back from Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Indiana.
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E Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Lad
Highway dept moves equipment to Pomeroy Marietta road strip
The Highway department relocates to a strip on the Pomeroy Marietta road one and a half miles west of Coolville. Fourteen teams and five large tractors are needed for the area from a point northeast of Tuppers Plains to the Meigs county line. A wall painting in a Wymington church, England, dating from 1380 shows dobbed hair.
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Highway Department
Pomeroy-Marietta Road
Coolville
Tuppers Plains
Meigs County
Wymington
England
Outere antiseptic aid promises quick relief for ingrown nail
An old drugstore remedy named Outere claims to reduce inflammation and pain in ingrown toenails. The product, marketed for chiropodists, is available to the public in small bottles with directions for home use.
Young man returns home after stump blasting sparking search
The report notes the effort to locate a young man who went to blast stumps in the wood jet and failed to return for supper, triggering a search that led to his discovery.
Spain Elects Women as Mayors and Councillors
A new municipal law granting women voting and representation rights is already yielding results in Spain. Several districts have elected women mayors and councilors, including towns in Madrid and Catalonia where women now fill both mayoral and council seats.
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Madrid
Talladell
Child Welfare Discussion at Rural Conference Dinner
American County Life association delegates meet in Columbus Ohio for their seventh annual conference. The welfare of the child in agriculture will be discussed and details of the association's rural work outlined this afternoon.
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Columbus. O
American County Life Association
Italy's Fascist Cabinet Faces Disruption Crisis
Paris reports from Rome indicate Italy's Fascist cabinet may be disrupted by friction between Fascisti and former servicemen. The ex-soldiers accuse Black Shirt supporters of violent attacks during a recent celebration, prompting political unease.
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Paris
Italy
Rome
Black Shirt
Ship Sails Six Months Rotbay to Liverpool Barnacles Removed
After a six month voyage from Rotbay to Liverpool, thirteen tons of barnacles were removed from the ship’s hull. A routine cleaning operation highlighted the extreme fouling and the vessel’s need for docking for maintenance.
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Rotbay
Liverpool
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