Marriage Announcement and Society Notes Preview
Mrs. Augustus Norton of Chillicothe announces the marriage of her daughter Alberta Norton Rittenour to Mr. John Franklin Prather on Thursday September 27 at Maplebank. They will reside at Village Park Williamsville Illinois after November first. Other items include a magazine contest with winners Mrs Harshman and Mrs Merrifield, club and church events, a Chi Omega rushing party at Mrs L V Brown's home, and a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Moore at 160 West State Street.
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Augustus Norton
Alberta Norton Rittenour
John Franklin Prather
Maplebank
Chillicothe
Rather
Village Park
Williamsville
Harshman
Merrifield
Alex Nelson
Roy Pilcher
Lenora Smith
J. L. Beckley
W. A. Carpenter
Parker Carpenter
Hopcraft
Leslie, Mich
C. E. Cooper
Chi Omega
Clyde Moore
West State Street
Birthday Party Notes and Social News In Ohio Town
A child Hazel Jo celebrates a fifth birthday with games and cake on September 24 in Ohio University area festivities. A Pallas club meeting is planned for Saturday at 2:30 pm with Mrs. Henry A. Hatch. Birth announcements, weddings, and travel updates from local residents fill the page, including trips to Columbus and Quebec and visits to relatives in Haverhill and Plattsburg.
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Daugher
Hazel Jo
Sephine
Ohio University
Pallas Club
Henry A. Hatch
Mill Street
Local Social News From Parkersburg and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry Gale returns home from a week with relatives in Athens after visiting Warren Border and others. Mrs. C. W. Mitchell spent Wednesday in Nelsonville with her son-in-law and daughter the Bennetts. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Jennings came home from a two week motoring trip through the east and Canada. They were joined by Mrs. Byron Wolfe traveling from Columbus, returning from Canton to her sister Ida McCarthy. Prof. T. N. Hoover heads to Mid-
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Harry Gale
Parkersburg
W .Va
Warren Border
Athens
Ralph P. Jennings
Canada
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Quebec
Columbus
Byron Wolfe
Canton
Ida McCarthy
Reader Queries On Swelling From Cold Water
A reader asks about swelling of lips and hands after cold water and blood pooling at fingernails. The response urges a thorough examination to find the cause and notes the nasal lump may be a cyst. A nose specialist should be consulted before treatment.
Young Boy Struck and Killed by Lightning in Barn
In Columbus Ohio Victor R. Ashbaugh aged 17 was instantly killed when a lightning bolt struck him while he did chores in a barn during a storm. The storm caused property damage and several minor auto accidents as well.
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Columbus
Victor R. Ashbaugh
Salvation Army Harvest Festival and Auction Sale Planned
Salvation Army holds a Harvest Festival over Saturday through Monday with a Monday night auction. Public invited. Donors include farmers supplying fruit vegetables chickens and canned fruit. Receipts support the Japanese relief fund.
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Salvation Army
Japanese Relief Fund
Ohio Divisions Present Flags to State Preservation
A group discussion led by Colonel Edward Orton Jr. in Columbus engages 500 reserve officers at the second annual convention of the Reserve Officers' Association of Ohio. Today and tomorrow they will participate in presenting flags from the 87th 88th divisions and the 372nd infantry to the state for preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Hooper
Columbus
Dr. Hooper
Officers Reserve Corps
Edward Orton Jr
Reserve Officers’ Association of Ohio
All Boy Lloyd Barrett Proclaimed Ideal American Youth
An eight year old Washington D C boy born in Massachusetts is hailed by American and foreign artists as the perfect type of American boyhood reflecting a national ideal.
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Lloyd Barrett
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Fur coats rise in price this year
Fur coats show higher prices with demand described as strong this year. Analysts note wearers favor luxury outerwear as fashion stays steady and retailers report limited stock boosting costs.
County fund split faces post demands and reallocation
Judge Clevenger rejects breaking NWVICE FUNDS into many parts and orders a three-way division. Nelsonville receives $22,000 for the largest post while Athens and Glouster each receive about $17,000, with Buchtel urged to join Nelsonville's post to avoid waste.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Rbuechtel
Clevenger
Buchtel
Idge Clevenger
Unss
Buechtel
The Best Medicine for Women
Mr. Myers of Winston-Salem asked for the best medicine for women’s ills and was handed Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Myers writes she was weak and in pain but recovered enough to resume housework, praising the remedy.
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Myers
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Experts find music will not charm a snake
Report notes experts conclude music fails to charm snakes. The article warns when encountering a snake the safest action is to run rather than sing, reflecting cautionary guidance for readers.
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Omer Athens
Womans Bible
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Wyatt
Ida [Evere
Varsity Inn
Varsity Inn Dansant
INN
the Security Savings Bank
Ati
Ens
Ohio
Chas. O’bleness
F. B. Kiltan
W. B. Golden
M. E. Twiss
Worstell
Fashion Park
Michaels-Stern Suits
Preston
Phoenix
Erie
Gladys Wiseman
Virginian Baird
Francis Conard
Beatrice Saunders
Dorothy Baird
Remi Conard
Cris Corbin
James Blazier
Florence Lee Saunders
Wanda Moore
Dorothy Cody
Wilber Slaughter
Helen Moore
Mary Elia Barkley
Bertine Saunders
Kathren Fields
Manabella Saunders
R. F. Demers
East
Frederick C. Ross
Mollie Pierce
South Brooklyn Station
Cleveland
Myron Flesher of
C. E. M. Jennings
W. H. McKee
Haverhill
Mass
Granville Evans
Grace MekKee
Plattsburg
J. H. Moffit
Moffit
C. H. Grosvenor
Meisee
Congress
McKee
Evans
White Mountains
T. N. Hoover
Mid
DR. Copeland
All Boy
Yve
Silvus
Vus
Athhens
Silvus Shoe Co
Nwvice Funds
Summit Heights
Remington Portable Typewriters
Thone
Will Boots
Mave
Chappee
D. Zenner Co
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