Local visits and social notes from McArthur area
McArthur Charles Gilman of Missoula is visiting J. W. Ward and daughter Edna. Mrs. Otto Sockel moved into rooms in the Mary A. Magee house. Mrs. Clarence Morrell of Knox township was a business visitor here Wednesday. George Vansky of Columbus is visiting his mother Mrs. Martha Vansky. Mrs. James Reynolds spends the week with her parents the Yeagers. Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Cox attended the Disciples of Christ convention in Cleveland. Local women went to Columbus for a Republican women’s meeting. Walter Bothwell of Los Angeles visits H. C. Bothwell. Ghoel Bethel and Miss Marie Perkins were married here by Rev. L. I. Cherrington.
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Charles ©. Gilman
Missoula, Mont
J. W. Ward
Edna
Otto Sockel
Mary A. Magee
Clarence Morrell
Knox Township
George Vansky
Columbus
Martha Vansky
James Reynolds
Ana
E. B. McDowell
R. L. Sparks
T Sons
Lew Yeager
Elkscam
C. S. Cox
Cleveland
Disciples of Christ
C. &. Vollenweider
O. F. Pilcher
J. S. James
Alice Dunlap
H. S. Hamilton
Herbert Hamilton
A. Will, Jr
H. W. Coultrap
John Gill
Walter Bothwell
Los Angeles
Cal
H. C. Bothwell
Ghoel Bethel
Near
McArthur
Marie Perkins
Wellston
NR. F. C
L. I. Cherrington
Mrs Bert Funk Visits Brother George King in Springfield
Hamden resident Mrs Bert Funk spent the past week visiting at the home of her brother George King in Springfield.
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Bert Funk
George King
Springfield
Hamden P T A Holds Notable Meeting with Growth
The Hamden Parent-Teacher association met in the school auditorium on Tuesday October 14. The program featured solos by Sibu de Wad deed dex and Martha Sunnafrank, readings by Frances Scott, and an address by Superintendent John G. The drive led by Mr and Mrs A G Will and Mrs C L Sunna frank and Mr E W Martindill added 159 new members. Officers elected include President Mrs J T Ogier Jr Vice President Mrs H R Foose Secretary Treasurer Mrs Ross Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Mewaig Sibu de Wad Deed Dex Orchestra
Martha Sunnafrank Cornet
Everett McCoppin
A. G. Wil
C. L. Sunnafrank
E. W. Martindill
John A. Jolly
Frank Camick
H. J. Dye
Parent-Teacher’s Association
J. T. Ogier, Jr
H. R. Foose
Ross Thompson
David Perkins
Wellston
B&O Launches District Switcher Freight Run
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway introduces a new freight run this week. The District switcher departs Wells ton at 6 a.m. and will handle designated yard tasks and connections in its early service window.
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Wellston
Local Rail Run Aids Hamden to Wellston This Evening
The work trip runs between Hamden and Athens and back to Wellston the same evening. Conductor Hasselman and Engineer Green of Chillicothe are in charge temporarily. Oldest employees may bid for the run. Pat Canty of Logan, rep of Pendergrass Timber Co., visited Hamden Monday and was treasurer of Vinton county in the 1870s. Presbyterian services are held at the school auditorium during church repairs on Railroad street. Mrs Emmet Scott and son Max Well visited Gallipolis Monday.
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Hamden
Athens
Wellston
Hasselman
Green
Chillicothe
Pat Canty
Logan
Pendergrass Tumber Co
Pat
Vinton County
Railroad Street
Emmet Scott
Max Well
Gallipolis
Screen Stars Wed in Separate Hollywood Ceremonies
Marie Prevost and Kenneth Harlan marry in a church service as Betty Compton and James Cruze wed in another ceremony. Prevost teared up before the altar while Harlan and Prevost prepare for a southern honeymoon, Cruze and Compton plan their own honeymoon trip after the film schedule wraps.
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Hollywood
Calif
Marie Prevost
Kenneth Harlan
Betty Compton
James Cruze
Harlan
Santa Barbara
First Author to Use a Typewriter for Manuscripts
The claim credits Mark Twain as the first author to employ a typewriter in preparing manuscripts. This historical note highlights early digital-era writing tools and Twain’s pioneering use of mechanical input.
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Mark Twain
Half a Score Bugs Pride of Ohio Students This Fall
Ohio University students revel in old cars nicknamed bugs as a campus fad. Fraternities like Delta Tau Delta and Phi Kappa Tau showcase battered flivvers with faded paint and no top, some purchased for as little as 15 dollars. About ten such cars roam Athens streets as youthful defiance meets budget transport.
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Pride OF
Ohio
Broadway
Athens
Lizzie
Ohio University
America
Columbia
Ithaca
Princeton
New Haven
Oberlin
O. U
California
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Athens High
Wittenberg
Springfield
Henry
Phi Kappa Tau
Samba Chi Alpha
Phi Delta ‘Heta
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