Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Mrytie Ginder and Frank E Smith
The wedding of Miss Mrytie Ginder and Frank E Smith was held at the Ginder home with about 130 guests. Music, readings, and a Mendelssohn wedding march accompanied the ceremony conducted by Rev I L Dungan. The couple, after a wedding trip, will reside at 22314 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
spacins
Ad H. Ginder
Sixth avenue
High street
Mrytie Cinder
Frank E. Smith
Beulah
Winifred Oberdorfer
John Pursell
Ethel Ward
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mendelsohn
George Mechling
Columbus
Lillian Smith
Pataskala
Howard Lenadum
I. L. Dungan
5. Plain
Wheeling
W. Va
Will Gray
Tielvernon
George Smith
Geo. Mechling
Kumler
E. Ginder
East Main street
Bumgardners Move From Country Home To Lancaster Street
Mr and Mrs George Bumgardner will relocate from the countryside to their Lancaster residence on East Mulberry Street next week. J G Reff and wife attended the Detty Stew in Columbus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Bumgardner
Lancaster
East Mulberry street
J G. Reff
Columbua
Editor Harden of Fairfield Pickaway News Dies at 76
Editor Harden of Fairfield Pickaway News dies at home in Stoutsville after seven months illness from Brights disease. Civil War veteran, former captain and president of the 90th regiment since Captain Keller's death. Survived by four daughters, one brother, one sister, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday afternoon at St. John’s Evangelical Church. burial Maply Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harden
Fairfield ‘Pickaway News
Stoutsville
Bright
90th regiment
Keller
E. Se. Crites
W. A. Urites
C. O. Barr
School Board Plans November Meeting and New Purchases
At the regular Education Board meeting all members attended. Bills approved include Columbus Heating $2645 and H E and E Knetler $3172.50 for West building, Morris $2000 for East, Shanahan $3000 for North, McMasters Electric $250 for North, Hoytholomew plumbers $1000 for North. Committees to pipe soft water to the High School Domestic Science, secure sewing machines, and obtain a South building book case were named. A typewriter purchase for the commercial department was approved with Wolfe Martin and Miss Rosella Highland to select model. W A Thompson to buy clocks with 12 inch wall dials. An eight-room East building addition is nearly finished. Wolfe and O Grady to arrange opening program for Friday Nov 2. Board to meet again Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of Education
Columbus Heating & Ventilating Co
West building
H. E
E Knetler
W. S Morris
East building
P. Shanahan
iNorth
McMasters Electric Co
North
Hoytholomew Bros. plumbers
H. C. Nolte
Jn Clements
J. T. Oberdorfer
Lee O'Grady
Merk Thompson
Ralph Wolfe
commercial department
Messrs
Wolfe and
Martin
Rosella Highland
W. A. Thompson
W. §. Mortis
Ralph Wolfer
Bandits Hold Up Auditor for $2000 in Hotel Raid
Indianapolis Oct 26 Two bandits robbed the Washington hotel auditor on the seventeenth floor of the building and took $2000. They fled to the elevator forcing the custodian to guide them to the main floor in a brief chase that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandite
ndianapolis
Washington shotel
cretstor
tate
Liberty Bond Meeting at Pennsylvania Railroad Shops
At the PA Railroad shops a Liberty Bond meeting drew over 125 attendees. W W Barney and Sherman led, with Mayor Repass and M A Daugherty urging broad support, citing bonds paid by the company in ten installments and repayable with interest upon withdrawal. Subscriptions by Zanesville division workers total over 23,000 dollars from 41 percent of 736 employees, pushing the division toward 25,000 dollars with nationwide rail system totals near 1,873,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Liberty Bond
W. W. Barney
Zanesville
Sherman
Repass
M. A. Daugherty
high seas
German empire
United States
Pennsylvania railway
met
R. A
Germany
England
France
America
Europe
C. CG. Miller
Sec. McAdoo
Irvine L. Dungan
Washington
Yorktown
Barney
Pennsylvania
Man Charged With Non-Support in Columbus
Charles Hollowell, 30, a shoeworker, arrested by Chief Wallace for non-support of his minor child Eva Hollowell, age 4. Affidavit filed by wife Margaret Hollowell in Columbus Municipal Court yesterday. He was taken to Columbus this afternoon to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hollowell
Wallace
Columbus
Eva Hollowell
Margaret Hollowell
Bremen Pumpkin Show Draws Large Crowds Despite Weather
About one hundred Lancaster residents attended Thursday with roughly double that number on Friday. If weather improves on Saturday, Bremen may exceed capacity. People plan to ride the 3:00 and 18:25 trains, returning by 7:50 p.m. HOA. Alspach oversaw the Goldsmith Co display of Chevrolet automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
mary
Alspach
Goldewmp & Co
Cheveretet automobiles
Miss Laura Wise Delivers Talk on Federation in Akron
Miss Laura Wise of Akron spoke on Federation at the Banyan Federation of the YWCA. New members were admitted at a candle service in Grace Reformed Church with a Greek costume processional. The event featured music, scripture, and remarks on the federation’s growth from 35 to over 75 clubs in Ohio and West Virginia, highlighting wartime and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wise
Akron
Banyan Federation
Grace Reformed Church
Muss
Alice Champion
Hazel Stoneburner
Earl Houser
Lennard Scharf
E. E. Engle
Federation
Ralph Smith
Edith Bumgardner
eventig
Ohio
West Virginia
Y. WC. A
Wise
Y W.C. A
Miss Wise Praises Y M C A Work And Spirit
In a state talk Miss Wise urged the association to do their bit and inspire others to act. She spoke of keeping flowers blooming in our souls and loving the Y M C A and all it stands for. The evening closed with a Mizpan Benediction and a postlude by Mrs Earl Houser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. C. A. vnr
Miss Wise
Mizpan
Earl Houser
Bride and Groom Surprised by Wedding Party Abduction
October 25 newlyweds Mr and Mrs Frank E Smith faced a staged kidnapping after their ceremony as friends followed in cars to Canal Winchester and Columbus. Attys L G Lilbaugh and Silbaugh and others kidnaped the bride and split the couple, later reuniting for a luncheon at Mills Restaurant before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Smith
Atty
Mrrs
LG. Lilbaugh
Howard Benadum
Lillian Smith
Winifred Oberdorfer
Betty Vickery
F. L. Herbert
J. A. Rockey
Harry Lafever
Canal Winchester
Kumler
Fannie Miller
Atty. Silbaugh
Dr. Rockey
Miss ‘Oberdorfer
Mr." Benadams
Mr. Kumler
Miss Miller
Columbus
Mills
Mrs .Smith
Lancaster
Chapel Rally Promises Hagle Park Showdown
The L. H. 8 chapel directed by Coach McClure boosted spirit for the football game at Hagle Park this afternoon. H 8S faces Acquinas of Columbus and seeks victory as Captain Carl Nourse and Donald Hunter urged strong attendance and School songs filled the program. A mass meeting at 11:55 practiced cheers for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Hagle Park
Acquinas of Columbus
E. H McCandlish
Carl Nourse
Donald Hunter
America
Two Boys Named Walter Evans Weigh Identically at School
Two 12 year old boys from different regions of the state, both named Walter Evans, were received at the Boys’ Industrial School on Thursday. Parole Officer C V Van Nimman brought one from the northern part of the state, and Parole Officer John Theobald brought the other from the northwestern part. The boys weighed exactly the same when placed on the scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van Nimman
John Theobald
Walter Evans
World crop reports show declines in wheat rye and rice
Washington reports from the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome indicate the world wheat crop is one percent smaller than last year at 1,775,000,600 bushels. Rye production falls 6.2 percent, oats decline, and rice drops 1.07 percent with corn and auction figures noted.
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Washington
Interational Institute of agriculture
Rome
department of agriculture
institute
Coal Car Congestion Threatens Ohio Fuel Supplies
State and federal authorities warn that 24 994 coal cars idle on Ohio sidings obstruct shipments of lake and commercial coal. Ohio mines may close without immediate car relief. Hocking Valley terminals hold 1 874 cars bound for commercial use stalled for 10 days to two weeks. Household coal entitlements tighten to one ton per residence under emergency plan.
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Columbus
Harry A. Garfield
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Cox
Garfield
Cief
James Dugan
West Virginia
Toledo
Du €an
Hocking Valley
Russell
Parsons avenue
Dugan
Hoching Valley
Pomerene
Ohf
Ome
Johnson
Bowling scores and league clash highlight city paper
The Hacketts Greydes and Buick Sixes show strong marks in a crowded bowling night with high scorers Behrens Daugherty and Neff posting notable totals. Tonight Patune League hosts its biggest match as undefeated Pama Clothing faces Sparicn 4 See Well in a three game clash amid a tight standings race.
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Hacketts
tom
Burch
Dax
McClelland
Buick
Brown
Toy Miller
Patune
Pama
shrek
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Ginder
Myrtle Ginder
HARDEN
Hness
Wolfe and O'Grady
LIBERTY BOND MEETING
R. A. Division
M A. Daugherty
L. H
Ricketts
Buicks
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