Wedding Announced for Blaine Shockley and Miss Marie Sickles
Blaine Shockley of Newark and Miss Marie Sickles of Trimble were joined in marriage Thursday at 11 a m in the home of Rev M P Chatley 64 North Congress Street The couple will reside in Newark There are notes of social events and meetings amid this society column including club gatherings and campus news treated in a formal local tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Shockley
Newark
Marie Sickles
Trimble
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor Street
P. G. Hibbard
G. Jordan
Athens
Columbus
United States Eyes Naval Disarmament Talks Post Premier MacDonald Visit
Senators privately discuss Hoover’s naval yardsticks and the road to disarmament. They doubt France and Italy will give up submarines and warn parity may be hard to reach without broad scrapping. Many lawmakers favor a scaled down navy over maintaining current strength.
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Washington
U.R
MacDonald
United States
United Press
Senate
Hoover
France
Italy
Jail Bride Ties Knot at Seneca County Jail
Mrs. Goldie Bibbs, 21, of Fostoria, became Seneca County's first jail bride after marrying prisoner James Stringfellow, 24, in a ceremony at the jail conducted by Justice Frank K. Dildine.
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Tiffin
U.P
Goldie Bibbs
Fostoria
Seneca County
James Stringfellow
Frank K. Dildine
Buckley forgoes further court fights in bribery case
Columbus, Oct. 11. Former State Treasurer Bert Buckley says he will not appeal further from his conviction on attempted bribery and conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. He was sentenced to 2.5 years and a $1000 fine in Atlanta. The appeals court declined rehearing and gave him 9 days to seek a new appeal at the Supreme Court. Buckley cites personal affairs and lack of funds for not continuing.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
USDS
Marshal Stan
Atlanta
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Borthwick
Buckley
Snook Pardon Plea Sent by Cablegram From Denmark
An appeal for clemency for Dr. James H. Snook condemned to death for the murder of Theora Hix was filed by cablegram from Emil Dehn of Copenhagen. The plea was delivered to Ohio Gov Lerner and Snook’s petition for review remains before Franklin County Appeals Court.
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Emil Dehn
Copenhagen
Denmark
James Snook
Snook
Franklin County Appeals Court
Will Schooley Tell His Story of Graft
Cleveland dispatch reports that Will Schooley in the state penitentiary offers to tell his graft story in exchange for a lighter sentence. Prosecutor Ray Miller moves toward indictments of other city officials as Schooley seeks a bargain with his partners in a notable development street deal.
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Schooley
G. Schooley
State Penitentiary
Dac
Ray T. Miler
Hitle
Harmon G Atwater
Mayor William Aggle Arrested on Interrogation Charge
The mayoral candidate William Aggle was arrested on an interrogation charge by Chief of Police Es Bmsterwald and constable Howard Gilson Thursday night. He is to be arraigned before City Mayor Bk C Woodworth in city court tonight.
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William Aggle
Bmsterwald
Foiceman Howard Gilson
BK. C. Woodworth
Marietta Educator Teaches Shop and Coaches in West Virginia
HATTIN OS TEACHIING MARIETTA, Ort, ble-Tomat tin is engaged In teaching manual training and is also coach at Marksburg Junior High Schont, Clarksburg. W. Va. We ta a ergdu ate of Marietta Wieh, and attended Ohio University.
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Marietta
Tomattin
Marksburg
Schont
Clarksburg
W. Va
Marietta Wieh
Ohio University
Reluctant Witness in Pantages Trial Testimony
William Jobelman press agent for Alexander Pantages' Los Angeles theater testified for the prosecution in the millionaire showman trial. He showed hesitation and provided details about the theater and the sale of holdings.
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Los Angeles
William Jobelman
Alexander Pantages
Cutter Woman Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty in Marietta
Mestita McAfee of Cutter filed for divorce from Jefferson McAfee, a former Cutler merchant, alleging extreme cruelty. She states he drove her from the home with a gun and repeatedly threatened to kill her, and accuses him of habitual drinking. The couple, married November 2, 19__, have four minor children.
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Marietta
Woman seeks absolute divorce and custody with alimony
The wife requests custody of children and suitable alimony for support. She seeks an injunction to restrain the husband from interfering with her or the children and asks the court to refine her property rights.
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President Street
Hillcrest Inn
William and Phillip Cable
Akron
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Alice Maxwell
Stanley Mansfield
Bettie Lou
Donald
Dorothy Jones
Chardon
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Central Avenue
Chardon High School
Robert Hubbard
Herbert Slater
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H. F. Kittle
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Helen Kittle
Richwood
Roy Mansfield
Wheatley, Mo
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Miss Caroline and
Margaret Mansfield
Canaan Road
J. D. Murch
I Forrest
First Methodist Church
E. C. Schloss
Mrs
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Detroit
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Frank Cross
West Union Street
Charles Mills
J. BR. Baker
H. S. Cokenougher
Garnet Stevers
Lydia Givens
Portsmouth
Ralph Dalton
Grandview Highland Addition
Harley B. Vance
Milton
John Meatherston
Anna White
Gladys Brooks
Eve
Mary Kahler
Grace Pritchard
Phil Gillette
John Gillette
Grace Gillette
Ohio State University
Dickison Seminary
Williamsport
Dro
R. J. Studer
Lancaster
EB. N. Cullums
South Court Street
Charleston
BE. N. Culluma, Jr
M. R. Bloomenburg
Washington DD
Fr. W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
New York City
F. W. Bush
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ohio Wesleyan
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Alex Moore
West State Street
Logan
Tony
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Ley Borthwick
Federal District Court
Cablegram
U.—The
James H. Snook
Veterinary Medicine
Ohio
Cleveland
Qet
Hattin OS Teachiing
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