Quiet Weddings and Thanksgiving Visits Across Huntington and Nearby
In Huntington West Virginia Frances Helen Hibbard and Rus sell J Mingus wed at the bride’s aunt Miss Elizabeth Hib bard’s Merrill Ave home on November 26 1922. Cantons Mr Lawrence Tenn ihill and Miss Violet Wetzel wed at Rev Dr Daniel McGurk’s residence 25 North Congress St. Numerous local residents plan Thanksgiving travel and family gatherings across Athens Columbus Zanesville Lima Mansfield Cleveland Gailpolis and Athalia as part of holiday observances.
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Frances Helen Hibbard
Huntington
W. Va
Russell J. Mingus
Canton
Elizabeth Hibbard
Merrill Ave
Mingus
Fred Hibbard
Athens
Athens High School
Lawrence Tennihill
Nelsonville
Violet Wetzel
Buechtel
Daniel McGurk
North Congress Street
W. B. Wetzel
Bowman Grosvenor Nuptials At Amesville Home
The Rev Dr James A Miller officiated Wednesday at 9 am for Miss Mary Bowman of Amesville and Mr Ernest Grosvenor of Canaan township. The ceremony took place at Dr Miller's home 21 North College Street with father John H Grosvenor assisting. Guests include Bertha Bridgman and several local residents as Thanksgiving visits and travel are noted.
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James A. Miller
Mary Bowman
Amesville
Ernest Grosvenor
Canaan Township
Miller
North College Street
John H. Grosvenor
Kenneth Pickering Weds in Youngstown
Announcement of the marriage of Kenneth Pickering son of J L Pickering and Miss Annete Hessler at the bride's home in Youngstown. Only immediate family and Joe Pickering witnessed the ceremony. Pickering is a Athens High School and Ohio University graduate and Beta Theta Pi member. He has been physical director of Penhale High School in Youngstown for three years.
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Kenneth Pickering
Youngstown
Athens
J. L. Pickering
South High Street
Annette Hessler
Joe Pickering
Pickering
Athens High School
Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Penhale High School of
Thanksgiving Visits Across Town In Family Notices
Miss Jennie Downer of Monon sxahela Pa visits sister Mrs E W Chubb 115 South Court Street. Mrs A F Reeves 11 Pearl Street travels to Columbus to spend Thanksgiving with her son Wilbur in hospital there. Prof and Mrs Bert M Thompson visit Cambridge and Ryesville to see parental homes during the Thanksgiving school recess.
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Jennie Downer
Monon Sxahela, Pa
E. W Chubb
South Court Street
A. F. Reeves
Pearl Street
Columbus
Wilbur
That City
Bert M. Thompson
Cambridge
Ryesville
Volleyball series ends in a three game tie after 180 matches
Hundreds of volleyball games between Business Men's gym teams led by Thorlson and Charles De Molet concluded in a three game sequence Wednesday. The 180 game series finished tied with each side having won the same number, after De Molet rallied to take a lead before Olson reclaimed the final game. A post series dinner plan shifted from a turkey prize to a Dutch treat at Windsor early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorlson
Charles de Molet
Igee
Olson
Windsor
Geoffrey Morgan to Attend National Lecturers Convention
Friends of Geoffrey F Morgan former superintendent of schools now lecturing under Redpath Bureau will be in Washington DC on December 7 8 and 9 to attend the national convention of lecturers. President Harding and Clemenceau are among notables who will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Redpath Bureau
Washington, D C
Harding
Clemenceau
Ely Cream Balm Relief for Nasal Congestion
A vintage ad touts Ely Cream Balm for quick relief from colds and catarrh. It promises open nasal passages, reduced headaches, and easier breathing by applying a small amount of antiseptic cream into the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes.
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Tno
Ely
Chauncey Dance Hall Owner Denies Underage Drinking Claims
Noah H Harvey of Chauncey Ohio denies circulating propaganda accusing his dance hall of allowing girls aged 14 to 16 to dance while drunk. He invites the public to inspect the premises for proof or refutation of the allegation, dated November 29, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey, O
Woman of Poise in Modern Life Advised
Article extols poise as essential for women in home, business, and society. It links confidence and calm to success and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia F. Pinkham
Dining Etiquette Rules From An Old Etiquette Guide
A concise guide outlines traditional table manners in which spoons stay out of cups while drinking, no blowing on drinks to cool them, and soup is consumed with outward dipping and a side-on sip from the spoon. The advice stresses polite, restrained eating and orderly utensil use.
Rendville shooting kills Glouster man in Thanksgiving week
In Rendville near Rendvilly Perry county, Henry Burns was shot dead by Charles Brooks after a dispute over ten dollars. Brooks fled toward West Virginia as deputies hunted him. Burns funeral held at New Lexington. Local news notes parade, music recital proceeds, and Thanksgiving closings.
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Henry Burns
Rendville
Burns
Rendvilly
Charles Brooks
Rett- Ville
Me. Burns
Corning
Brooks
West Virginia
New Lexington
P. K. Burns
Leo Smith
Saltier Doses for Bootlegger Latest Edict
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty ordered all U S district attorneys to urge federal judges to impose harsher sentences on prohibition violators. The move follows talks with President Harding to strengthen enforcement of the Volstead Act and curb widespread bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
Yarding
Daugherty
United States
Train Clash Sparks Panic on Missouri Kansas Texas Route
Passengers on a Missouri Kansas Texas train near Oklahoma City fled in fear as special officer Joe Palmer and a passenger Gedree Gray exchanged gunfire after Gray refused Palmer’s search of his suitcase. No injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Missouri, iKansas
Texas
Joe Palmer
Gedree Gray
Gray
Palmer
Winter Eggs By The Bushel
An advertisement from Indianapolis issuer claims Don Sung boosts egg production. A farmer describes starting with 1 dollar, increasing hens’ daily eggs from 2 to 4, then 5, claiming improved condition and yields through January. The copy urges readers to try Don Sung for 40 cents per package by mail or from a local dealer.
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Don
Peth
W. T. Tolsciaw
N. Vernon
Ind
Nearts & Dogen
Thalaclaw
Ewes
Dion Sung
den Sing
Eerlag R Company
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Day of Thanks Aid for Motherless Children Urgent
Public health nurses led by Miss Clara Cavanaugh appeal for funds and clothing to support motherless children after the母 mother’s death. Dr Porterfield aids hospital families while churches and unions contribute to a relief fund. Donations total 46 dollars from several groups with a grand overall sum of 46 dollars and climax with a Thanksgiving service collection dedication.
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Clara Cavanaugh
Health Department
Lubiigrainers’ Union
Porterfield
New Marshfield
Union
Methodist
Christian
Capitol
Presbyterian
Lahiri
Misa Clara Cavanaugh
Pl ains Community News Notes and Local Occurrences
The Plains area records a marriage for Charles Loomis of Logan to Mrs Beougher of Rockbridge on November 19. A birthday radio party at the David Taft home November 26 drew many, with a 41-candy cake and a bountiful menu. Neighbors and relatives attended from Hazard Athens and beyond. The Plains road damaged Fred Porters Ford truck near Siz Guess gate. Steve Kaufman’s new car damaged by a bridge incident. Ned Gould’s family receives aid as he undergoes stomach tumor surgery in Columbus. A revival meeting led by Rev Givens continues with strong attendance. School closes for Thanksgiving break through December 4. Lon Carpenter of Monroe County visits. Zine Courtney’s nephew Henrietta Courtney hosts. Will Lowry and family visit relatives in Corning and Chauncey.
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Charles Loomis
Logan
Athens
Tom Goodfellow
John Baptist
Bean
James Goodfellow
Jack Dodds
A. M. Humphrey
Newark
N. J
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Plains Road
Fred Porter
Siz Guess
Steve Kaufman
Clarence Stage
Ned Gould
Columbus
Zine Courtney
Henrietta Cour’ney
Will Lowry
Reis ‘Ives
Corning and
Chauncey
White Robed Men Clash With Gamblers in Arkansas Fields
In Ouachita county oil fields 200 white robed and masked men fought oil workers and reputed gamblers. Reports say several men were wounded, some fatally, as the battle ended. The incident occurred early today and details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ouachita County
Arkansas
State Welfare Director urges parole law reforms in annual report
Columbus based State Welfare Director MacAyeal submitted the annual report to Governor Davin. It states Objio's parole roll is unsatisfactory and recommends changes to laws governing state penal and insane institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Objio
MacAyeal
Davin
Thanksgiving Services At St Pauls Church
Special service notice for St Pauls Church with Rev Father J W Byrne guiding Thanksgiving Day observances including a maus sermon and benediction scheduled for 8 15 A M Thorsdas not clear but listed.
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St. Paul's Church
J. W. Byrne
Maus
R B R McGonagle of Albany Dies. Funeral Thursday
Funeral services for R B R McGonagle of Albany will be held Thursday at one o clock at Temple Shareh. The notice notes the deceased is 29 years old and requests prayers for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGonagle
Albany
Puneral Services
R. BR. McGonagle
Neathere
Temple
Shareh
Death Notice for Mites Ina Coleman Teacher in Cleveland
Wort reports the death of Mites Ina Coleman a Cleveland teacher Burial set for Friday at 9 o clock in the West Union street cemetery in Athens Daughter of Mr and Mrs Coleman of Athens Survived by two sisters Alma Mabel Coleman of Cleveland and Miss Maude Coleman and Harry Coleman of Columbus
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Wort
Mites Ina Coleman
Cleveland
Athens
Union Street
Lars MP
Mee Wow Coleman
Aliss Mabel Coleman
Maude Coleman
Harry Coleman
Columbus
Be Thankful Prohibition Boosts Nation in 1 8
Evangeline Booth writes that prohibition stands as the nation’s greatest cause for thanks and that this year will bring vast holiday bounty as households buy food previously spent on liquor. She argues temperance will curb drunkenness and preserve the holiday spirit for America’s families.
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Evangeline Booth
Chicago
America
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Martzolff
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Little Hocking
Charles W. Oakes
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Swanson Furniture Co
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Middleport
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W. B. Dailey
Akron
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Tarentum
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Hotel Berry
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Detroit, Mich
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George Kaler
Virgene Kaler
Edward Sherman
Childs Conservation League
Jacob Sherman
West Washington Street
Ernest R. Gross
E. D. Sayre
Chautauqua N; Y
Sheltering Arms Hospital
James Lewis
Ernest Gross
H. L. Welch
Lelia Sherman
Gassaway
Dick van Dyke
Hal W. Murphy
Greta Lash
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Catharine Chubb
John Slaughter
Wellston
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
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Son Dent
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G. C Pawcett
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Delaware
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George Funk
C. F. Jonas
Central Avenue M. EB
D. Zenner Store
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Encuoonoo
Eigomigga
Middletown
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