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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
2
Emmett L. Preston 26 merchant of Nelsonville and Lucile D. Kaelin 28 at home Nelsonville obtained a marriage license. Rev. A. M. Mann served as the officiant.
George M. Whiteman age 50 a farmer of Athens R D 1 and Selma Bail age 21 a housekeeper of Athens R D 1 were married by Mayor E A Johnson Trimble. Whiteman has been previously married.
Charles Stiles aged 23 a miner of Athens Rural Route 9 and Annie Stowers aged 18 at home also of Athens Rural Route 9 are involved. Rev. Mc Gurk named in relation to the matter.
Lawrence Hi Jeffers aged 21, a painter, and Zada Lee aged 17 lived in Athens. C E Lee gave consent and Magistrate Helwig officiated the marriage at their home in Athens.
Emmett Cecil Dowiler aged 20 a miner and Chauncey Lenigar aged 26 with Trecie Lenigar at home Chauncey. Eugene Dowler gave consent and Magistrate Helwig officiated the ceremony.
Tra N. McNutt aged 22 a miner and Hazel Lovina Rutter aged 18 a housekeeper from Millfield were married with Magistrate Helwig officiating.
Official notice sets the 1923 term start dates for several Ohio counties. Washington Athens Vinton Hocking Melga Gallia Lawrence Scioto Pike counties each have two start dates in February and October or March and October as listed.
Ted clashes with Billy over Alec and Doris amid jealous suspicions after a taxi crash. Doris weakly deflects questions about Alec while Billy urges action and telegraphing Alec’s address. The nurse reports Doris’s worried condition as the scene ends with her fading toward unconsciousness.
Akron claims by local jewelers that factory workers own over half of the city’s more than 5 million dollars in diamonds. Women workers hold most of the gems. per capita value for female wearers cited as about 150 dollars.
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