Hamsey Run Couple Wed at Dr. McGurk Home
Hamsey Run pair Mr Clyde McKnabb and Miss Addie May Vanmeter wed by Dr Daniel McGurk at his residence 25 North Congress Street. Athens Country Club members await another dance Thursday night as the gala program closes with a collation. Guests included Mrs A E Whaley and Mrs D Q Chappel.
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Hamsey Run
Clyde McKnabb
Addie May Vanmeter
Daniel McGurk
North
Congress Street
Athens Country Club
Childs Conservation League meets with speakers at Club
The Childs Conservation League entertained Tuesday evening with Mrs. Robert Allison hosting at 64 North Cemetery street. Miss Mary Tener of Ohio University spoke on conditions in Russia and Y W C A efforts for education. paper on Constructive Toys by Mrs. Fred Fenzel. Mrs. Ernest R. Gross and Mrs. Frank W. Cone elected to represent at the Athens convention in October 1929. Mrs. C. W. Stone won the contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Conservation League
Robert Allison
North Cemetery Street
Frank W. Cone
Mary Tener
Ohio University
Russia
Fred Fenzel
Paul Savage
Ernest R. Gross
Athens
Womens Federated Clubs
C. W. Stone
Tuesday Needle Club At Mrs Burson Home
Fourteen members and guests gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Sam K. Burson’s home in West State Street for social time and needlework. A highlight was Marguerite Alice Guthrie, five, singing and reciting. refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. Fred Walker Akron, Mrs. Bart Davidson, Mrs. Fred McCoy, Mrs. O. G. Jordan, Mrs. H. T. Wise, Mrs. Will Brooks, Mrs. Alex Moore, and Mrs. E. A. Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam K. Burson
West State Street
Marguerite Alice Guthrie
E. A. Guthrie
Fred Walker
Akron
Bart Davidson
Fred McCoy
O. G. Jordan
H. T. Wise
Will Brooks
Alex Moore
Alpha Sigma Alpha Dinner Honors Pledges at Colonial
Hand painted place cards bearing the Alpha Sigma Alpha insignia marked the dinner tables Tuesday evening at the Colonial. Patronesses included Mrs. H. A. Hatch and Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings. Faculty adviser Miss Elizabeth Garber attended with pledges Ellen Gibben Lois Culp Mabel Dorsey Marguerite Conroy Frances Gray Florence Rannels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Alpha
H. A. Hatch
Ralph P. Jennings
Harold Mardis
Russell Rupp
Elizabeth Garber
Ellen Gibben
Lois Culp
Mabel Dorsey
Marguerite Conroy
Frances Gray
Florence Rannels
Tragic Death Of Local Youth In Jackson Automobile Crash
Mr and Mrs Aaron McGrath of this city mourn the death of Talmage Farrar age 20 who was killed in an automobile accident at Jackson several days ago. Farrar was a well known local and a close friend of the McGrath family.
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Aaron McGrath
Talmage Farrar
Jackson
Farrar
McGrath
Mr and Mrs Alfred Dakin Return from California Trip
Mr and Mrs Alfred Dakin are back home after a two month journey to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alfred Dakin
California
Visitor from Staunton Stays Three Weeks
Miss Cora Belle Knowlton of Staunton Virginia visits Bellefontaine for three weeks, staying with her brothers Clarence Everett and Harry Knowlton and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Knowlton
Staunton
Bellefontaine
Clarence, Everett
Harry Knowlton
Reverend Ahlbrand Named Special Representative
Rev. Ahlbrand has accepted a position as special representative with the Universal Book and Bible House of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlbrand
The
Universal Book and Bible House
Philadelphia
Mrs Arthur Howe Carpenter Visits Evans Family
Mrs Arthur Howe Carpenter of Chicago arrives for a brief visit with her parents Dr and Mrs D J Evans and her children Frank and Marguerite students at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Chicago, IL
D. J. Evans
Franklin and
Marguerite
Ohio University
Mrs Horton Border Returns From Visit to Cleveland Relatives
Mrs Horton Border of Cleveland returns home after a two month visit with her husband Mr Border's grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Selby at 157 Morris avenue and other relatives. Mr Border attends Spencerian school in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Border
Cleveland
Mr. Border
Joseph Selby
Morris Avenue
Spencerian School
Tuesday Club Hosts Chemistry Talk by Prof Addicott Couple
The Tuesday club entertained at 55 Elmwood Place with Prof. and Mrs. L. J. Addicott hosting. Prof. Frank B. Gullum led a discussion on What Chemistry Has Done for Civilization, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Frank B. Gullum
Two D A R visitors plan marking Fort Gower site in Ohio
Mrs William Magee Wilson of Xenia and Mrs Eugene Kennedy of Dayton visit Athens with Nabby Lee Ames chapter to plan marking Fort Gower at the mouth of the Hocking river. A dinner at the Colonial launches the statewide effort as a committee tours Coolville and the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
William Magee Wilson
Xenia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eugene Kennedy
Dayton
Nabby Lee Ames
Ohio
Ft. Gower
Hocking River
Colonial
Harry C. O’bleness
Coolville
Clement Luther Martzolff
Fort Gower
Hocking
Marietta
The
Campus Martis
Missionary Society Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet Thursday at 2 o clock in the afternoon at 95 University Terrace with Mrs H T Phillips hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. T. Phillips
University Terrace
Mr and sons Dent Return Home From Visit
Mrs. Leonard Martin and her sons Joe and Willard Dent return to their Zaleski home after a week visiting Mrs. S. J. Scott of Central avenue and Mrs. W. H. Jewett of West State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Martin
Joe and
Willard Dent
Zaleski
S. J. Scott
Central Avenue
W.H. Jewett
West State Street
Mr Edwards Banks Travels to Columbus on Business
Mr Edwards Banks traveled to Columbus on a short business trip Tuesday. He planned meetings with local firms and will return later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edwards Banks
Columbus
Sunnyside Needle Club Meets at Mrs Cornwell’s Home
Mrs Charles A Cornwell of 34 South Congress street will host the Sunnyside Needle club Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cornwell
S. Congress Street
Sunnyside
Needle Club
Miss Bertha Bridgman Attends State PTA Convention
Miss Bertha Bridgman travels to Columbus this week for the state convention of the Parent Teacher Association where she serves on the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bridgman
Columbus
Parent Teacher Association
Miss Bridgman
Resolutions Committee
Glouster Aides Close For Funeral and Civil War Money Display
Glouster businesses closed from 1 to 3 pm and schools dismissed at noon for the funeral of J W Bryson. Services at Church of Christ with Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M presiding. Interment in Maplewood cemetery. John Crawford Jr displays a 10 cent Civil War shinplaster bill issued by Congress March 3 1863. The bill measures 214 by 344 inches and Crawford’s example is in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryson
Shurch of Christ
Glouster Lodge
How
Maplewood
John Crawford, Jr
Congress
Crawford
El Karnak Grotto Picnic Set Near Nelsonville
A letter from C H Bartlett secretary of El Karnak Grotto invites Sunday Creek valley Masons and families to a Grotto picnic at the grotto club grounds between Nelsonville and Logan on October 9 to mark the grounds opening. Ralph Jewell and Francis Love of Oakdale face fines for possession of guns on game preserves. their weapons were confiscated. Four deputies begin refuge patrol for hunting season. Friendship Circle meets Thursday at the Methodist church.
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C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
El-Karnak Grotto
Sunday Creek Valley
Grotto Club
Logan
Ralph Jewell
Francis Love
Oakdale
B. T. LeFever
Squire Jones
Friendship Circle
Methodist Church
Blooming fruit trees mark unusual weather in Cumberland valley
Peach and apple trees in Cumberland valley orchards bloom unusually early as a heat wave described as the hottest in 30 years is blamed for the freak occurrence in Hagerstown on October 11.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Twilight Hour Circus Animals Open Cages By Dan Clown
NEA Service reports on a half past twilight routine at a Chicago circus where Dizgeldy Dan unlocks cages for animals after the crowd leaves. Edwin P Norwood notes the long time clown’s role and a fairy gifted flower watch signaling animals playtime end.
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NEA
Chicago
Edwin P. Norwood
Norwood
Dizgeldy Dan
Diggeldy Dan
Dan
Rain brings relief to Sharpsburg amid parched spell
A welcome rain persisted in Sharpsburg on Saturday and remains. Residents report ongoing dryness or wetness as conditions vary. Aged William Beard is ill at his son Joseph’s home with consumption and little hope remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beard
Joseph
Henry Burns
Chauncey
Floyd Caldwell
Byesville
Lucille Love
John White
Bartlett
Cecil Smith
Mattie Galbraith
Clarence Kern
Lee Thompson
Lizzie Dewees
Lillian Bardin
Maretta
Cambridge
Asa Dille
Leonard Keirns
Amesville
Marietta
Raymond Dille
Athena
Gerald Cunningham
John Rudolph
William Barkhurst
Plantsville
Fred Hill
Coal fact finding commission formed by Harding
Washington reports seven members of President Hardings coal fact finding commission were summoned to meet in Washington to plan an exhaustive study of the coal industry. Headed possibly by John Hays Hammond or Thomas R Marshall, the group includes a judge editor geologist sociologist and a former labor commissioner. The probe will cover production to consumption and aim to eradicate industry ills and fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President
Hardings
Coal Fact Finding Commission
Oost
John Hays Hammond
Thomas R. Marshall
Hammond
Marshall
Presentation convention in introductions
The piece discusses social norms for introducing people, noting that women are usually named before men unless the man holds a very high status or distinguished position such as a president, prince, or senior church dignitary.
Infant West Dies of Diphtheria In The Plains
The one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe West died Tuesday evening of diphtheria in The Plains. Funeral services and burial were held today at 2 o'clock at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Joe West
Mrs Rebecca Vernon Dies at 77 in Amesville
Rebecca Vernon aged 77 died Tuesday at her son Al Vernon’s home in Amesville. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 am at Broadwell church with burial in the local cemetery.
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Amesville
Rebecca Vernon
al Vernon
Broadwell
Rolling Stock Generally Is in Poor Condition
A Cleveland report notes a constant stream of complaints about the bad condition of motive power on nearly all U S railroads. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen says complaints have never been this numerous in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wreck Delays Mining at Duncan Wood and Somers Mine
A coal train wreck on the Wheeling and Erie branch to the Duncan wood and Somers mines idle for several days. Three cars plunged from a bridge causing the stoppage of work at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adena
Duncan Wood
Somers
Wheeling & Erie
Snails and Slugs Have Eyes on End of Feelers
The eyes of snails and slugs sit at the tips of their long feelers enabling broad view without moving their bodies. This adaptation lets them scan their surroundings efficiently while feeding or navigating.
New Coal Loading Mark Is Made in America
Washington reports new coal loading records with 40 596 cars of soft coal and 6 446 cars of anthracite loaded in a day. Federal Fuel Distributor Spens announced the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Spens
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A. E. Whaley
D. QO. Chappel
Toys
Westfall Bros
Court St
Elgin
Brisco
Walter Nixon
Franklin Dealer
Logan, Ohio
Alpha Sigma Alpha Dinner
Denison
Cline’s
McKee’s
0. Zenner Company
DEPT
Glouster
Mrs. W. H. Stahl
Zanesville
Sharpsburg
West Child
Lash
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Charlotte Mills
Bds
Athens County
Athens Imatement Co
North Court St
Ganda
Cortley Clothes
Fall
SMNG
1. Zonner Company
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