Miss Hickman Bride of Mr. Harry A. Young
Florence Elizabeth Hickman wed Harry A. Young at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage with only the couple and bride’s parents present. The couple left for Verona Pa., where Young begins teaching in the high school commerce department.
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Arthur Hickman
Sunnyside Drive
Florence Elizabeth
Harry A. Young
Reynoldsburg
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Co. M. Coulter
Dandruff Dismissed by Simple Treatment, Fans Say
A popular remedy claims to dissolve dandruff crusts quickly and restore a pink, healthy scalp. Users report itching eased, hair becomes softer and shinier, and bald patches less noticeable after regular brushing with the product. The ad promotes a 35 cent bottle to prove its merit.
Home Coming Sunday for Broadwell Folks
Athenians born in Broadwell planning to attend the Home Coming in Broadwell next Sunday include Mr and Mrs L B McCune Mr and Mrs M P Totman Mr and Mrs Clarence Gorham Mr Walter Musgrave Mrs Lucy Totman Mr and Mrs M M Munn The event welcomes all who have lived in Broadwell and vicinity A basket dinner will be a noon feature Mrs Parker Carpenter has returned from a two week visit in Columbus with her son and daughter in law Fred Carpenter and her sister Mrs Josephine Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ashworth
Morral
Alda Hawk
Sheldon Warner
Marion Warner
Dorothy
Horace Faurot
Mildred Hartman
Nina Pearl Carpenter
Foster Hawk
O. F. Peoples
Columbus
M. F. Clapp
Broadwell
L. B. McCune
M. P. Totman
Clarence Gorham
Walter Musgrave
Lucy Totman
M. M. Munn
Parker Carpenter
I*red Carpenter
Josephine Miller
Community Notices From Columbus and Area
Mr Eugene McCanhay returned home from Mercy Hospital Columbus after a serious operation. His mother Mrs McCanhay accompanied him. Mrs Emmett McKee of Circle Hill visits son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Marion Andrews at 385 West State Street. They traveled to Carbondale to see Mrs McKee's brother Mr Wesley Six who is ill. Mr Floyd N Kenney of Albany Road leaves for Cave City Kentucky to become a saftsman for Kentucky Consolidated Gas Company. Everett Grant and Mrs Stella Frumm spent Sunday in Columbus with the Grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hess
Richard McKinstry
Huntington
W. Va
Eugene McCanhay
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
McCanhay
Emmett McKee
Circle Hill
Marion Andrews
West State Street
Carbondale
Floyd N. Kenney
Albany Road
Cave City
Sai
Kentucky Consolidated Gas Company
Everett Grant
Stella Frumm
James Grant
Lincoln's View After Antietam Spurred Emancipation Plan
Civil War veteran Captain J B Allen recalls Lincoln's after action view at Antietam. He says the president spoke sorrowfully to Union soldiers and believed the 1862 battle influenced issuing the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1 1863. The battle occurred September 17 1862 with over 382000 soldiers killed.
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Antietam
Abraham Lincoln
J. B. Allen
Athens
Lincoln
Allen
Cannon Resigns Urged by Methodist Leaders
Bishop Horace M. Dubose urged James Cannon Jr to resign amid ecclesiastical charges against him. Dubose said he wrote Cannon on August 18 to ease distress in the Methodist Church, South and that copies of the letter were sent to all church bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Uri
James Cannon, Jr
Horace M. Dubose
Methodist Church
South
Dubose
United Press
Cannon
Vets Attend Installation of New Camp in Wellston
Thirty-one members of Athens Camp No. 68 Spanish-American War veterans attended the installation of Frederick W. Green Camp No. 113 in Wellston. The Southeastern Ohio Boosters Association meeting accompanied the event with Judge Edward Mathias leading the ceremony. Next association meeting likely in Marietta. Athens Camp members to gather at Wesley Denny's Glouster home Wednesday night.
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Athens Camp
Frederick W. Green
Wellston
Southeastern Ohio Boosters Association
Edward 8S. Mathias
Columbus
John Price
Cleveland
Ohio
Boosters Association
W. A. Westervelt
Coolville
Marietta
Wesley Denny
Glouster
Civil War Soldiers To Meet in Athens
The 1930 Athens County Civil War veterans association plans a gathering in Athens on Wednesday October 1. Veterans from neighboring counties are invited and expected to attend with no formal notices issued. They will assemble by 11am, dine at noon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, and take an afternoon motor car ride at 1pm with W R C and the Daughters of Veterans assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Civil War Veterans Association
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Daughters of Veterans
Board of Trade probes Russian wheat sales
The Chicago Board of Trade Business Conduct Committee awaits Secretary Hyde’s reports to identify brokers who handled Russian short sales cited as depressing the wheat market. The panel will question those brokers once names are provided, noting foreigners often trade without delivery and citing Russia’s alleged 7,000,000 bushels in context of 165,000,000 open interest.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Hyde
Russia
Board of Trade
Washington
Joseph W. Badenoch
Canada
Service Before Communion at Athens Presbyterian
The preparatory service for the September Communion will be at Athens Presbyterian Church on Wednesday September 24 at 7 30 p m Rev M J Chatley of First Christian Church Athens will deliver the address with the subject Building the Church A fellowship hour with light refreshments will follow led by Mrs Frank W Cone president of the Women s Bible Class The service and fellowship hour are open to all church members and the congregation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
M. J. Chatley
First Christian Church
Athens
Women's Bible
Frank W. Cone
The Doggone Man of Radio Accuses Stations in Hearings
William K. Henderson known as The Doggone Man of Radio testified in a Federal Radio Commission hearing in Washington. He accused other stations of attempting to keep KWKH Shreveport La. off the air while seeking unlimited use of 650 kilocycles. He also requested a power increase.
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Washington
U.P
William K. Henderson
Doggone
Federal Radio Commission
KWKH
Shreveport
Henderson
E. W. Pratt
WWI
Loyola University
New Orleans
Librarian and student found stranded after canoe trip
Were Crusoes Toledo reports Miss Eleanore De Mars, 23, librarian at the Kent Branch Library, and Edwin Reid, senior at Toledo University, marooned on a Maumee River island near Delaware Creek after being missing since Sunday night. Reid said they rode in his canoe to the island and that the ادامه
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Toledo
U.R
Eleanore de Mars
Kent
Edwin Reid
Toledo University
Maumee River
Delaware Creek
Reid
Divorce Petition Filed by Alma Rubens Against Ricardo Cortez
Alma Rubens former screen star filed for divorce from Ricardo Cortez in New York, charging desertion. She blames her husband’s post recovery behavior, saying Cortez adopted a hero pose and claimed credit for curing her after she beat her drug habit.
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Alma Rubens
Cortez
Pose
New York
U.P
Los Angeles
Ricardo Cortez
Justice Crater Dined with Ritz in Youngstown Night He Vanished
Mrs. Lou Ritz, mother of dancer Sally Lou Ritz, says Supreme Court Justice Joseph F. Crater dined with Ritz and four others in Youngstown on the night he disappeared from New York.
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Youngstown
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Sally Lou Ritz
New York
Lou Ritz
K R O Rat Killer Says It Kills Rats Only
An old Kansas farm report touts K R O as a rat and mouse killer proven to kill 238 rats in 12 hours. The product uses squill, claims government guidance, and is advertised as safe for dogs cats poultry and chicks. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
U. S
America
Use of road funds in Ohio attacked in court
An injunction suit filed in Columbus Common Pleas questions transfers of state highway funds to other departments. John E. Hoeffler, taxpayer, accuses state officials including Governor Cooper and the State Emergency Board of shifting money from highway to finance and tax commissions, arguing highway funds from gasoline taxes must fund highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
State Highway Department
Common Pleas Court
John E. Hoeffler
Harry D. Silver
Cooper
State Emergency Board
Finance Department
Highway Fund
Tax Commission
Hoeffler
Highway Department
Beached Canoe Trapped by Receding River Tide
A canoe lay stranded in mud as the river tide receded. When rescuers attempted to move it back to the water, the heat within the mud became embedded, complicating efforts to free the craft.
Perfect Diamond Dyes Offer Easy True Color At 15 Cents
Diamond Dyes promise perfect dyeing with high quality anilines for bright colors on dresses and drapes. They claim no spotting or streaking and colors that hold through wear, with a re-dyed look never appearing. At drug stores they sell for 15 cents, making dyeing cost effective and simple.
World Court to gain four judges and Kellogg eyed
Geneva reports the Juridical Commission of the League of Nations adopted a proposal to raise the World Court judges from 11 to 15. An election of new judges, including Frank B Kellogg of the United States for a nine year term, is expected at a plenary session mid week. The commission also opened debate on harmonizing the Briand Kellogg Anti War Treaty with the League Covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.R
World Court
Juridical Commission
League of Nations
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
CLASS TO MEET The Extension Class in English prose fiction
The Extension Class in English prose fiction will meet at 7 o'clock Wednesday night in Prof. C. N. McKinnon's classroom at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. McKinnon
Ohio University
Past Noble Grand Club Meeting With Mrs Mansfield
The Past Noble Grand Club will meet with Mrs. Jesse Mansfield at 81 Mill Street at 7 oclock Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Jesse Mansfield
Mill Street
Hoover Jr Safe President's Son Expected to Win Tuberculosis Fight
Washington September 23 UP A White House physician stated Herbert Hoover Jr. 27, radio engineer, shows no active tuberculosis after diagnosis. Dr Joel T Boone said Hoover's vigor, inherited from a long line, should aid his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Joel T. Boone
White House
Hoover
Theater Shooting Near Love Film Leaves Man Critical
In Washington on Sept 23 Sylvester Fornwald 39 was shot three times by the husband of the woman beside him during a screening of Maybe It's Love. Fornwald was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sylvester Fornwald
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