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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1923
Page
7
The marriage of Cecil G Hummel and Dorothy Snow was solemnized at 10 this morning by Rev M M Chatley at the Christian church parsonage in Athens Ohio. Attendants at the ceremony included relatives and local residents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin of Galena are guests of Athens friends while visiting the former's mother Mrs. Peter Martin at 9 Morris Avenue.
The Higley Study circle will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 with Mrs. 8S. M. Haffey, 7 South High Street.
Mr. and Mrs. E A Cottingham of 287 East State Street host Mrs. J D Kilgore mother of Mrs Cottingham visiting from Columbus as house guest.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schoff and nephew Harold Higgins of Columbus left Monday for Wellston and Jackson to visit relatives after spending over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hiram Russell and family.
Mrs J B Thompson of Rutland has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Freil Holt at 114 University Terrace.
Miss Fances Webster entertained Miss Catherine Coleman and Miss Helen McAnespie of Lancaster as house guests over the weekend.
The Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the DD A RR gathered Saturday at North Congress Street with Mrs. Arthur Boyles hosting. Mrs. George Israel Putnam shared history on the chapter and P G Hibbard contributed a paper on Athens Fifty Years Ago. Members discussed pioneer relatives and enjoyed refreshments.
Advertisement notes that the Cole's Hot Blast Heaters burn coal efficiently and deliver substantial fuel savings for users seeking economical heating.
Glouster PTA members and the school join for American Education Week activities Tuesday evening November 20 with a program including Rev Turner Mrs Fowler H G Webber and Superintendent Dillon. Also note a mining accident at Holster where 19 year old William Joyce escaped death when 400 pounds of coal shifted and trapped him briefly, suffering a sprained ankle.
Adolph Goldbere spends the day in Zancaville and Columbus on business, visiting local firms for meetings and potential deals. He plans further engagements in nearby markets.
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Rothery Jr. of Hollister are the proud parents of a newborn son born this past Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Allen and daughter Hannah Jane of Columbus visited Mrs Hannah E Allen. Mrs Ernest Roberts of Columbus spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs B T Lever. Glouster board canvassed November votes for school trustees and declared Mrs F E Munden and Dick Jones elected, unifying votes for one candidate.
The letter defends a Columbus editorial arguing it opposed war rather than the servicemen. It asserts devotion to those who served and honors all who fought or offered to fight, stressing the intent was to critique war, not the soldiers.
Glenford Duran Post No 229 American Legion of Nelsonville Ohio resolves after reading an Athens Messenger editorial condemning patriotic words. It thanks A H M Johnson of Athens for defending World War I ideals and praises his letter published November 11 1918.
A federal grand jury in Cleveland indicted Fred Johnson Ed Carling and J M Rinkes three tellers at the First National Bank Canton Ohio on embezzlement charges.
Naples reports Mt Vesuvius emitted lava smoke and vapor today marking heightened volcanic activity observed by residents and officials.
Claims of liver and bowels cleansing health benefits promoted by Shamrock Remedies Co based in Manchester Ohio. Product advertised as a remedy for regularity with price 25 cents or 27 cents and distributed through drug stores.
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