Ohio university boxing card features European champion
Joseph Gingerelli of Athens is elected to a departmental club at Ohio University. A boxing show at Moose Hall Friday includes Kid Doyle versus Dutch Chandler in a ten round main event, plus a 148 pound semi final and a 126 pound preliminary featuring Hocking Valley and Sunday Creek valley contenders. Also the Loyal Women’s class of the Church of Christ hosts a Halloween party tonight at Mrs. Goldie Frantis’s Braun street home.
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Partmental Club
Ohio University
Athens
Joseph Gingerelli
Gingerelli
Moose Hall
Kid Doyle
Europe
Dutch Chandler
Akron
Hocking Valley
Young Sims
Nelsonville
Davy Dupler
Sunday Creek Valley
Johnny Johnson
John Stephenson
Church of Christ
Goldie Frantis
Braun Street
Mrs Sweeney Returns Home After Akron Visit
Mrs. C. E. Sweeney and her daughter Virginia return to Akron after a week in this city staying with Mrs. Sweeney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McAfoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sweeney
Virginia
Akron
Skinner family visiting relatives in Delaware and Columbus
Robert Skinner Sr. and his son Fred are staying with relatives in Delaware and Columbus. In Columbus they will visit Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Skinner, the brother and sister of Robert Skinner Sr. Henry Echtenkamper Tom Rice Jack Franken and Albert Buckey left Wednesday for Buckeye Take to work on a contracting job there.
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Robert Skinner Sr
Fred
Delaware
Columbus
Mr. Skinner
Inlaw
T. B. Skinner
Henry Echtenkamper
Tom Rice
Jack Franken
Albert Buckey
Buckeye Take
Mrs Trimmer Visiting Colum bus as Guest of Johnsons
Mrs. Frank Trimmer spends several days this week in Columbus as guest of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W J Johnson. Miss Mary Newburn of Ringgold is mentioned in the same column as a readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trimmer
Columbus
W. J. Johnson
Mary Newburn
Ringgold
Relative Visits Detroit for Short Uncle Stay
The person has gone to Detroit to be the guest for a couple of weeks of her uncle, George Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George Harris
Mrs Porterfield Leaves After Ten Day Visit in Athens
Mrs Jennie Porterfield departed for Bethesda this morning, ending a ten day visit with her son and daughter in law, Mr and Mrs A R Porterfield. Two Athens girls Miss Leatrice Wyckoff and Miss Edna Moore were knocked into a ditch by an automobile on the pike between Red Town and Millfield at 1 15 pm Wednesday. The cars involved avoided a collision but caused the mishap. Both girls escaped serious injury though Miss Wyckoff will be immobilized for several days with bruises to the head body and ankle.
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Jennie Porterfield
Bethesda
Inlaw
Mrs
A. R. Porterfield
Athens
Leatrice Wyckoff
Edna Moore
Red Town
Millfield
Miss Wyckoff
Georgette LeBlanc Declares No Further Romance
Georgette LeBlanc, former wife of poet Maurice Maeterlinck, denies plans to marry a wealthy American after her United States tour. She says romance harms art, lives alone for her craft, and focuses on recitals across the U S with Parisian Paul Potret creations. She arrives from Paris, booked for numerous appearances at about a thousand dollars each.
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Georgette LE Blanc
Georgette LeBlanc
Maeterlinck
United States
Georgette
Paris
Paul Potret
Collision near Athens injures two women
Miss Moore and Miss Wyckoff, teachers from Murdock and Ted Town, were involved when two salesmen driving cars from Columbus collided en route to Athens. A third Columbus driver assisted by taking the injured to Dr. Warren V. Sprague in Chauncey and then to their home in Athens. The racing cars suffered damage but reached Athens under their own power.
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Miss Moore
Miss Wyckoff
Murdock
Ted Town
Columbus
Athens
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
Funeral service for Mrs. Thomas Walsh at St Pauls Church
A large group gathered at St Pauls Catholic church to pay respects to Mrs. Thomas Walsh. The solemn high mass was performed with Rev Fathers Byrne Nevin and Dufin assisting. Edward Rosser sang Cavalry and Cecelia Collins sang Face to Face. Pallbearers were six nephews. Out of town mourners listed include families from Cambridge Logan Columbus Chillicothe Marion New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Thomas Walsh
Father Byrne
Father Nevin
Logan
Father Dufin
Junction City
Edward Rosser
Cavalry
Cecelia Collins
John Coffey
Paul
Marion
E. J. Shannon
New Marshfield
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Glouster
Cereer
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Lodge
Legion
Science Club
Morris Paul's Dept. Store
H. By
Boston
Glouster, Ohio
G. A. Cornwell
Front St
Bon-Ton Millinery
W. E. McCarty
John
P. Demolet
Mrs. James Mates
Prop
Kempton’s Studio
Kiener
Daby’s
Fieaun Rexe As
Eversharp
Rogers Electric Co
Blue Bird
Gormley
Kibler
the Bryson Lumber Co
Trimble
Ohio
L. E. Mundew
Demonstra
Tion
SWIFT
Hatfield
N. High Street
Baker
Richardson
Walsh
The
First National Bank
Welsbach Gas
the Model Grocery
Porterfield & Fowler
H. J. Heinz Co
Swift & Co
Lamber Co
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Glouster State Bank
Peoples’ Store
Atlas Store
Louster
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