Miss Kathryn Cuckler and Barry M. Smith Married in Columbus
Kathryn Cuckler and Barry M. Smith wed in Columbus on a Thursday ceremony. After a wedding trip they reside in Cleveland where Smith works at a bank. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cuckler of 72 North Congress, is a 1915 Athens High School graduate and Ohio University College of Music alumna. She taught public school music in New Lexington and performed as pianist in Athens. The groom attended Ohio State and Ohio University, and served as a sergeant major with the 37 Division 112th ammunition train overseas. he was employed by a Detroit bank before the war.
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Kathryn Cuckler
Barry M. Smith
Columbus
Cleveland
Woman’s Music Club
Coral Society
Dramatic Club
New Lexington
Ohio State University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Ohio University
Detroit
37 Division
112 Ammunition
Marriage announced of Elmo C. Cornell and Geraldine Parrett
The marriage of Elmo C. Cornell son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cornell 15 Maplestreet to Miss Geraldine Catherine Parrett daughter of Mr and Mrs J Parrett of Lowdenville was held Thursday October 9 at Trinity par sonage Ashland The couple will reside at 94 Bachtel Avenue Akron where Cornell works in the Miller Rubber Co commission department Mrs Cornell previously worked as a milliner for D Zanner Co in Athens and will visit the city this week
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Athens
Elmo C. Cornell
Charles Cornell
Maplestreet
Geraldine Catherine Parrett
J. Parrett
Lowdenville
Trinity Parsonage
Ashland
Cornell
Bachtel Avenue
Akron
Commission Department
The
Miller Rubber Co
Charles B Ayers 82nd birthday celebrated at McKinley Ave
Family and friends marked the 82nd birthday of Charles B Ayers at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Beverage on McKinley Avenue with a 6 pm picnic supper. Relatives sent remembrances including Agnes Ayers of Columbus and a New Concord guest attended. The note also mentions a monthly Eastern Star meeting at 7:30 pm in First M E parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beverage
McKinley Avenue
Charles B. Ayers
Ayers
Agnes Ayers
Columbus
Harry A. Er
New Con Cord
Order of Eastern Star
Local church and club meetings noted in town
The Mission Study Class will meet one afternoon at 2 30. Mrs I B Rathburn and sons visit Reedsville to see her father John Mills. Mrs Roy Pilcher hosts the Tuesday Evening Needle Club on East Union Street at 7. Miss Ruth Strahl returns from Columbus after a college recess visit. The Childs Conservation League gathers Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs W B Cable. Mr and Mrs J B Newhall of Columbus return home after a week with the Mills. Miss Bessie M Gorstene visits Albany as a teacher in New Straitsville. Mrs Thomas Sprague and daughter Cleta of Parkersburg are guests of Mrs Mary Richey with others visiting through the early part of the week. Mrs W E Moler and others leave for Cleveland to attend the State Federation of Women’s Clubs. delegates are named for various clubs.
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Roy Pilcher
East Union Street
Bessie M. Gorstene
New Straitsville
R. P. Coxey
Albany
Thomas Sprague
Elmer Lawrence
Cleta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mary Mary Richey
W. E. Moler
Robert L. Woodworth
W. F. Copeland
Sam Sommer
Cleveland
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Moler
Social Literary Club
Woodworth
City Federation
Copeland
Pallas Club
Higley Study Circle
Easier Now Than Later for Colds and Coughs
L W Day of Detroit notes that persistent bronchial coughs through winter can lead to throat and lung issues. He praises Foley's Honey and Tar for quick relief of bronchitis without opiates and says children like it, sold everywhere.
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L. W. Day
Campbell Ave
Detroit
Mich
Foley
Death of Mrs. Thos Agan in Canaanville at 59
Mrs. Thos Agan, aged 59, died after a year long cancer illness at her Canaanville home. Survived by husband John P and sons Gary Edward Agan, with daughter Margaret at home. Two children predeceased her, daughter Mrs Hilton and son Edward. Born in Coopen England she came to the county 38 years ago and lived in Pennsylvania before moving to Canaanville where her husband works in mining. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Canaanville
Thos. Agan
Cenninchasa
Mr. Cunningham
Harry
Fred
Cunningham
Rev. Orr
Methodist Church
Nye
Chauncey
Patent issued for electric fan fly trap funneling insects
A patent has been issued for a fly trap that uses an electric fan to draw insects through a funnel into a containment box. The device combines airflow guidance with a sealed storage area to capture pests effectively.
Allies accuse Germany of deliberate Baltic delay in withdrawal
Paris reports a note from the allied powers charging Germany with willful delay in evacuating General Von der Goltz's forces from the Baltic. The Allies threaten renewed coercive measures, appoint an allied commission to supervise withdrawal, and demand clear explanations for Von der Goltz's continued presence. They cite intensified German threats near Riga and Courland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
von der Goltz
Baltic
Berlin
Germany
Supreme Council
Courland
Lettish
Riga
Fire destroys Modoc company store and Blanchard residence
A Saturday night blaze at Modoc destroying the John son Beverage Co store and the adjacent residence of manager Wm Blanchard. Loss estimated around 25000 dollars excluding buildings. stock and merchandise in wareroom and second floor were also lost. Fire origin remains unclear as the building had closed hours before. Local residents could only watch as flames spread. Blanchard and family were away tending to a ill relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modoc
Wm. Blanchard
Johnson Beverage Co
Logan
Need and meet exp end of Nation League
Washington October 18. With the peace treaty near entry into force through ratification by France Italy and Britain and a sectional League of Nations meeting due in Washington this month the government needs 200000 to finance the labor conference to pay clerks stenographers and offices. If the treaty is not ratified by October 29 the United States cannot represent at the conference and Secretary Wilson may open and then withdraw leaving delegates to run sessions.
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Washington
France
Italy
Britain
League of Nations
International Labor Conference
Congress
Senate
United States
Wilson
Lansing
Privy Council Approves Peace Treaty for Emperor Ratification
The Privy Council of Japan today approved the peace treaty and sent it to the emperor for ratification. The council, an advisory body to the emperor, confirmed the terms before submission to the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council OF Japan
Tokio
Privy Council
Ratifica
Treaty Impasse Weighs on Japanese Parliament
Fragmentary report notes that acceptance or enactment of the treaty remains unsettled as the Japanese legislature has not yet completed the required steps. No further details are provided.
Peace Decrees End French State of Siege and Censorship
Paris reports peace as decrees abolishing the state of siege and censorship take effect after publication in Le Journal officiel. Decrees signed by President Poincaré grant formal ending of wartime controls.
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Paris
France
le Journal
Poincaire
German peat shows high carbon content and heat value
When dried some German peat contains 45 percent carbon and yields nearly half the heating value of coal, indicating substantial energy potential differences between peat and coal.
Canton Steel Strike Ends as Plants Resume Work
The Canton Sheet Steel Company, employing 1200, resumes operations after a three week strike shutdown. The Stark mill of Berger Manufacturing and the Sether plant report crews returning, with many applicants seeking positions as the steel industry restarts.
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Canton
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Stark
Berger Manufacturing Company
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Lash
Azure
Oric
Brooks & Fierce
Church
Ruth Strahl
Clarence Strahl
the Childs, Conservation League
W.B. Cable
Franklin Avenue
J. B. Newhall
W. A. Mills
Mrs. Agan
Abram Easler
Hoge
Louster News
Fred C. Thomas
Fort Riley
Kansas
Mrs
W. C. Thomas
W. G. Danford
Army Medical Corps
Danford
Trimble
J. H. Henshaw
Mrs. Henshaw
Ruth Biddison
Miss Biddison
Adda Koons
Rex
Frank Oldfield
L. W. Ley
James Hooks
Mt. Sterling
Marshal C. E. Hooks
E. LeFever
Carl Cunningham
Harry Cunningham
Ence
Sether
Bert Evey
Srimeed
General Assembly of
Ohio
Crabbe
Mr. Citizen
L. M. Gibson
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