Marriage of Hubert Roberts and Ila Beal in Newport Kentucky
Athens friends learn of the September 9 marriage of Hubert Roberts to Ila Beal in Newport Kentucky. The bride, daughter of Pearl and Beal, formerly of Athens, worked at Windsor Tea Room. the groom is a Athens high school alumnus. They reside with the groom's parents in Athens Albany area and plan to spend part of winter in Honolulu.
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Athens
Newport
Kentucky
Hubert Roberts
Ila Beal
Pearl Beal
Rock Riffle
Franklin Avenue
Gibson family returns from Logan visit
Mrs. R. H. Gibson and her daughter Mrs. C. O. Jones came back Monday after a weekend with Mrs. Lyman Long in Logan.
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R. H. Gibson
U. C. D. Club Set to Meet at Armitage Home
The U C D club will gather at Mrs. William Armitage 60 West State Street Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock for a meeting.
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U. C. D. Club
William Armitage
West State Street
Mrs C H Welch Visits Cincinnati Family
Mrs C H Welch travels to Cincinnati for a two week visit with her son Wilson J Welch and his family.
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C. H. Welch
Cincinnati
Wilson J. Welch
Mrs. Sayre Returns Home From Neebish Camp
Mrs. E. D. Sayre is at home after attending the Sayre summer camp at Neebish Michigan.
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E. D. Sayre
Sayre
Neebish, Mich
Family visits include trips to California and Ohio
W W Dixon of Greensboro after a week with sister Mrs C J Bower travels to New Marshfield to visit brother FEJ Wilson and sister Mrs I S Herron before returning home Mr and Mrs J A Holmes leave Monday for Pasadena California after visiting friends
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Dairs. W. W. Dixon
Greensboro
Inf
C. J. Bower
New Marshfield
FE JL. Wilson
I. S. Herron
Mrs. J. A. Holmes
Pasadena
Calif
Winters Return After Akron Funeral Tragedy
Mr and Mrs D J Winters came back to Columbus after attending the funeral of Ray Winters killed in Akron. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Wyckoff, while Mr and Mrs Harold Radekin of Toledo joined the Wyckoffs and planned to remain longer at the home.
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D. J. Winters
Columbus
Clarence Wyckoff
Harold Radekin
Toledo
Wyckoff
Ray Winters
Akron
Training School Parents and Teachers Form Temporary PTA
Parents and teachers at the Training School form a temporary PTA for two meetings. Officers include President Mrs Pearl ey Gaskill and Secretary Miss Eunice Taylor. A membership drive is planned and nutrition programs for underweight children are proposed. Principal A F Myers will address the Columbus convention this week.
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Pearley Gaskill
Eunice Taylor
W. H. Worthman
Training School
Parent-Teacher Association
A. F. Myers
Columbus
Parent-Teacher Associations
Mothers’ Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
East Broad Street
Death of Ellen Elaine Saylor infant in North Court street
Ellen Elaine Saylor ten months old the child of Mr and Mrs Guy Saylor was found dead in bed at their North Court home. The cause of death is unknown with the baby dead since the night before. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Wednesday at the Van Dyke home 84 West State street with interment in West Union street cemetery.
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Ellen Elaine Saylor
Guy Saylor
Funeral Services for David L Moody Wednesday
Funeral services for David L Moody will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the residence 5 Stewart Street Burial will be in the West Union Street Cemetery.
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David L. Moody
Stewart Street
West Union Street
Death of Mrs Emma Bryson Amesville
Mrs Emma Bryson 77 died after weeks of illness at the home of her son-in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W W Inman. She was the daughter of the late Nicholas Border pioneer settlers of Ames township. Survived by O A Bryson G L Bryson and Mrs Jessie Inman. Funeral at First M E church Amesville Thursday 10 AM with interment at West Union Street Cemetery Athens.
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Emma Bryson
Amesville
W. W. Inman
Nicholas Border
Ames Township
O. A. Bryson
Rome Township
G. L Bryson
Jessie Inman
M E
West Union Street
Athens
State Supreme Court Admits Southern Ohio Power as Defendant
Columbus Oct 10 The Ohio Supreme Court allowed Southern Ohio Power Co Floodwood Athens county to be named a defendant in the case Ohio Mining Co and others versus the state utilities commission The coal companies claim excess charges by Hocking Power Co Athens Electric Co and Southern Ohio Power Co for energy used in mines They appealed after the commission ruled Southern Ohio Power Co was not a public utility The court has not yet ruled on the appeal.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Southern Ohio Power Co
Floodwood
Athens County
Ohio Mining Co
State Utilities Commission
Hocking
Utilities Commission
Hocking Power Co
Athens Electric Co
Supreme Court
Aged Couple Faces Embezzlement Charge in Pomeroy
Pomeroy Ohio October 10 Mrs Susan Kraus 68 and her husband George Kraus Sr 68 released from jail briefly to face embezzlement charges before Justice H R Barnes The grand jury in session may act by Friday Habeas corpus motions planned by attorney Fred C Crow follow testimony about alleged 12 year financial transactions involving more than 400000 with witnesses including Mary Graeff 81 and Mary Glockner 98 who claimed investing or keeping funds with the accused
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Kraus
Mary Glockner
Harding Cabinet Deliberates on Near East Situation
President Harding and his cabinet spent an hour and a half today discussing the Near East situation, outlining policy options and seeking guidance on the regional crisis. The discussions followed recent developments in the international arena and involved key administration officials.
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Washington
Harding
Near East
Gertrude Smith Wins Breach of Promise Suit in Cleveland
Gertrude Smith, once described as the heart’s treasurer for Cleveland magnate George C. Loesch, was awarded 5000 dollars damages in a breach of promise suit after letters read in evidence revealed his past romantic offer of kisses.
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Gertrude
Cleveland
Gertrude Smith
George C. Loesch
Val Hamm Dies in Nash Road Crash Near Columbus Pike
Val Hamm, 87, a tire dealer, was instantly killed near Nash on the Columbus pike ten miles north of Chillicothe when his car skidded and crashed into a parked broken down truck along the roadside early today.
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Val Hamm
Chillicothe
Lect Tire
Nash
Columbus Pike
Here
Supreme Court to Adopt English Plan for Appeals
Chief Justice Taft studied English procedure and pushed fast track for U S appeals. The court disposed of 25 writs on first day and plans batches of 25. About 125 writ appeals await action with February deadlines and a winter of hard work set for the justices.
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A. O. Hayward
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Drunken Man Paraded Through Wakefield in Wagon
In Wakefield Massachusetts on a Sunday morning a drunken man was found unconscious and loaded into a delivery wagon. Police Chief James J. Pollard steered from the back while Patrolman Hardy Russell rode between the shafts as they pushed the wagon to the station.
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Wakefield
Mass
Hardy Russell
James J. Pollard
Pollard
Russell
Mother braves flames to save two children
Mrs. H. T. McKinley fought through a wall of flames to rescue her two young children from a house fire in Toledo before firefighters arrived.
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Toledo
H. T. McKinley
Alligator Display Draws Crowds in Palestine Park
Albert Walker and a local farm hand captured a 7 1/2 foot alligator in Wolf Creek near Palestine Texas after a lengthy battle. The creature had not been known to inhabit these waters before attracting large crowds to the city park.
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Texas
Palestine
Tex
Albert Walker
Wolf Creek
Woman balances tomatoes in garden with baby in arm
A Bellair e Ohio resident seen in town carrying a basket of tomatoes on her head and an apron full of vegetables while cradling a baby.
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Bellaire
Diamond Rings and Timeless Value in Jewelry
Diamonds have long been prized with no lasting decline in worth. Rings remain the favorite mounting form and white gold or platinum settings enhance the gem. Buying here ensures quality mounting and jewelry craftsmanship finish.
Bootleggers wear badges to dodge mistaken deals
Windsor bootleggers have grown so numerous they wear tags to avoid doing business with each other. John Briggs was fined 650 by Acting Magistrate H. T. W. Ellis after admitting possession of five gallons of moonshine. He added that house to house liquor peddling is common in border municipalities.
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Windsor
Ont
John Briggs
H. T. W. Ellis
Old Steel Man McClintock Dies in Pittsburgh
Oliver McClintock aged 82 and for 52 years a leading steel manufacturer in the United States died in Pittsburgh today from pneumonia.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver McClintock
Absent minded Vicar forgets wedding date in church mix up
Eng. Rev. James Beckley, Vicar of St. James, forgot the wedding appointment and left to visit a sick parishioner while the bride and groom waited outside the church, causing disappointment.
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Hall
Eng
James Beckley
St. James
Soldier on bayonet may lose sight at Buckingham Palace
London. Private G Brown of the Welsh Guards was on sentry duty at Buckingham Palace when he tripped and fell on his bayonet. He may lose the sight of one eye.
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London
G. Brown
Welsh Guards
Buckingham Palace
Two Robbers Hold Up Diamond Cutter in Downtown Shop
In New York on October 10 two men with revolvers robbed a downtown diamond cutter, making off with uncut diamonds valued between 20 000 and 25 000 dollars. The incident occurred in the shop as the victims were working. no injuries reported.
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New York
Rain Cancels White Sox Cubs City Showdown
Rain halted the White Sox vs Cubs intercity baseball game in Chicago on October 10, canceling the scheduled contest and delaying the expected clash between the two teams.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Prince of Wales to Study England's Social Issues in 1923
The Prince of Wales will devote 1923 to personal investigation of England's social and industrial problems. He plans tours of major citizen and manufacturing districts and will visit Knowsley Hall to observe the Grand National race and Liverpool dock extensions. He will study social reforms via London's Metropolitan meetings and spend Christmas 1922 hunting at Easton Grey House with the Beaufort pack.
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London
Prince of Wales
England
Lord Derby
Knowsley Hall
Liverpool
Manchester
Britain
London County Council
Greater London
Easton Grey House
Malmesbury
Duke of Beaufort
Army dirigible -2 to start return flight from Ross Field
The army airship -2 will leave Ross Field in California at 9 PM for a five hop transcontinental return to Langley Field Virginia. Major H A Straus commands the craft and plans each leg to take one day.
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Ross Field
Calif
Army Dirigible
Langley Field
H. A. Straus
Mrs Emma Wesburgh Endorses Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs Emma Wesburgh of Elyria Ohio recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a household remedy for deep seated coughs and colds and as a tonic for run down conditions. She notes its value for years and invites readers to obtain it from local drug stores or send 10 cents for a trial package.
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Elyria
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Brazil Shows Highest Coffee Consumption Per Capita
The article notes that Brazil, when measured by its population, exhibits the largest per capita consumption of coffee among nations.
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Brazil
Electric trains derailed after collision near Cos Cob Conn
Two electrically propelled engines a mail car a baggage car and a passenger coach were derailed early today when a freight train was sideswiped by a passenger train at Cos Cob Connecticut.
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New York
Coscob
Conn
Mellon policy on war debt remains firm
The White House reiterated Secretary Mellon’s policy that internal European disturbances or European finances do not justify reducing or cancelling any part of the United States 11 billion dollar debt.
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Washington
Mellon
United States
Europe
White House
Harding appoints coal commission with names to be released
President Harding announced at the White House that members of the federal commission to investigate the coal industry have been selected and their identities will be made public later today.
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Washington
Harding
Federal Commission
White House
Wanamaker Ill in Philadelphia Amid Cold
John Wanamaker remains bedbound in Philadelphia with a severe cold after several days of illness. Physicians report no serious concern and note no improvement in the past 24 hours.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
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