Phenomena and treason rumors mix with general alarm
A chaotic digest covers discredited reports about treasons and a supposed phenomenon. It cites Charles Lindbergh’s wealth, Tony in New York, and a new sales scheme with department stores. The piece mentions senators, East Africa dispatches, astronomers, and flawed claims amid a rail safety update and a Dempsey Tunney reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Ana
Copeland
New York
East Africa
Hadla
Toj
Easy
Federati
Senate
Chauncey Plans April Cleanup Campaign
Chauncey announces a month long cleanup campaign starting April 1. Mayor W D Hines urges all property owners to participate and cooperate in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Corporation of Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Senior Wins Oratorical Contest in Chauncey County
Jamella Fielder, a Shauncey-Lover High School senior, won first place in the county oratorical preliminaries held at the Chauncey High School building. Reverend C L Browning presided as judge among 34 contestants. Muss Nye and Hazel Vaivey tied for second, with Glenna Carter among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Iliss Jamella Fielder
Shauncey-Lover High School
C L. Browning
Fielder
Muss Buev Nye
Hazel Vaivey
Ags
Glenna Carter
Uhad
Pat
Local Families Attend and Move in The Plains Area
The Plains residents report visits and movements including Wit PAATSS Morh Geel and family at Asilind home Sundsy with Janey Pariltt of Pomeroy visiting relatives. Adams Sherwood to move to Howking with Hanes. Several families from Columbus and Nelsonville visit kin, and the community notes a birthday for Drank Hutchens and a funeral for My Hutchens. A road project on The Plains road proceeds as J Sands crew repairs walls.
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Asilind
Janey Pariltt
Pomeroy
Adam Sherwood
Howking
Withur Hanes
Columbus
Wu Haner
Herman Humphrey
Waldenville
Tme
Grimes
Mas Lewis Strade
Hutchens
Mian
Charley Hutchens
Lulisg
Ttwabeth Dewees
Cetera
Talla
Campbell
Hochingpor
Cambidge
Lit
Plains
J Sands
Roch
Wd McCall
Athens
Wall Moore
I Hunt
Michigan
John Shirer
Medbury
Courtney Farn
Arts
Hope Kirk Potts
Mansfield
Gale Coon
Limer Laverly
Manis Robbed and Shot at Salem Pythian Sisters Meet
Chauncey March 31 Joe Leonard of Chauncey robbed of money from sale of chickens and shot in left calf. Two men allegedly forced him to move his wagon and gear near the store. The incident occurred during a Pythian Sisters inspection event with local attendance and city and county officers being notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manis
Salem
Chauncey
View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Walshot
Lew Temple
Mergonville
Thureddy Evee
Leonard
Chaunces
Jana
Chauncey Teed Company
Grace Downing
Middleport Sale
Mathel
Bess Cunningham
Elizabeth
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Joung
Collins Reese Wilson
Jalan Tim
Talhan Sweney
Mertha
Shaffer
Clara — Wallace
Spears
Lena Cunningham
Nore
Wayor WD
Hauncey
Joe Leonard
Glouster
White Rese v Tempte
William Feins
Republic Avenue
Chauncey Enforces Animal Control and School Concert Draws
Chauncey imposes April 1 start on dog and chicken control ordinance as Mayor Hines issues notice. Local residents head to Rosevale and Glouster for visits. Chauncey High School auditorium hosts student operettas attracting a large crowd. Easter bake sale and quilt sale planned by Ladies Aid with members listed.
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Chauncey
Mayer Hines
Local Church Notes From Clarks Chapel March Meeting
Latics Aid Society held its monthly meeting at Clarks Chapel with a business session and a fine dinner. Members sang, the president read an article, and a Rainbow in the Cloud song was performed. The Parent-Teacher Association met at Rock Riffie schoolhouse with several children ill from mumps and Mrs Philips attending.
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Latics’ Aid Society
Meinbas
Funcheon
Netherthilips
Mie Vo Carpenter
Lye
Berrers
We Rock Riffie
Tiyan
Mass Bue Ileaheth Philips
Clarks Chapel
March
Local Sharpsburg News Roundup Amid Social Visits and Ills
A long community note reports illnesses and improvements in Sharpsburg. Residents include Mr and Mrs Roy Lose who moved to a distant state area for work. Andrew Coleman and others travel to McConnelsville and Athens for errands and visits. Several relatives attend church and help at local businesses. A large gathering surprised Switham Gimes at his home Sunday.
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Roy Lose
Love
Russell Carpenter
Jesse Wolfe
Jim
Lea ‘Thompson
Andrew Coleman
Joe Beard
Abe Neulmeidt
Gregory
Mt Hermon
Herschel Carpenter
Burgess Hopkins
W. Brith
Pennsville
Penrose
Henry Burns
Daisy
Frank Bardin
McConnelsville
Hattie Harris
Bri
Matlie Goddard
Sharpsburg
Temple Glass
Cleveland
Mra Lusra Glass
Mra J. Shuler
Athens
Ali
Perley Clark
Chesture
Anna Wilson
Clarks
Brilita
Mrs. Brill
Lorenzo Lovell
Theodore and
Asther Wenner
Local Notes From Carpenter ARDENTEN Area
March events and family news from Clarence Jewell and relatives. Mrs Vinton Jowesh and Basil Minerd move near Cannamuir. Newborn Maren Trances Marte named. Don Jewell visits. Denton Cooper of Athens sports with Jasrir Wood. Lele Weetherby presides at services. Harrisonville relatives visit. Starkey does carpentry in Albany. note on page ten. John Dugas sues Jigwitt Ammy for divorce. a language letter arrives in court. a linguist to verify authenticity.
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Ardenten
Clarence Jewell
Vinton Jowesh
Basil Minerd
Cannamuir
Calvin I Gorhy
Lloyd Woodgerd
Maren
Trances Marte
Don Jewell
Iient Viness
Mes Denton Cooper
Athens
Jasrir Wood
Lele Weetherby
rElan
Harrisonville
Philadelphla Macs
John Dugas
Dover
Jigwitt
Czechoslovakia
Local Rail Worker Sues Over Bootlegger Label
Richard Necker of Fostoria claims Herbert Booth circulated a bootlegger story that damaged his reputation and cost him his job with the Lake Erie & Western railroad. He seeks damages of 690 dollars in the suit filed yesterday.
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Tielin
Richard Necker
Wostern
Secia
Herbert Booth
Fostoria
Booth
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Divorce Likely For Glouster Resident Court Notice
Glouster reports Harry TG LeFever of Columbus named assistant medical superintendent of the Franklin County Tuberculosis sanitarium in Columbus. will assume duties April 1. Salary $9,500 yearly. Related court items note Mrs Mayle’s arrest for lewd conduct and an alimony action. several local social and club notices also appear.
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Glouster
Harry TG LeFever
Columbus
LD LeFever
Cit
Franklin County Tuberculosis Sanitarum
LeFever
Arole
C. O Probst
LeVover
Oo State University
Veleveris
Jdefferson Medical Coltes
Phitee Dculpha
Philadelphia
Hea
Coelumbus
State University
Common Pleas Court
Athena
Willian Mayle
Mayle
Corning
Milday
Marshal Williams
North
Madison Street
Ay Peher
Myrtie Boddow
Mra Masie
Marshal Willams
Gorm Neaaa
Geogel Rose
Jaivarco
Mere Mayle
Mus
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Charles Lindbergh
New York Central
Sete Tena
Fey
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Lyiday
Chauncey High School
Provenre
Shazabeth Har. von
the Plains News
Sica
Led
Hugh
Charles Elit
Nelsonville
Yinward Headley
Walter H. Headley
Rosevale
Aidlward Mimuster
Mer
D. Py Reese
Mn Glouster
Tinklepaugh
Middleport
Gradfield
Walter H
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Luella Preston
Lucia Preston
Rohanna Cochran
Jolizabeth Harter
Dora Irance
James Campbell
Josephine Loit
Naomi Mulios
Goldie Warren
Yeung
Mother Goote
Mary Snow
Phillips
GV Strann’s
Satmdaux
Aaa
Lgaa
Yawaits A
Michelin
Dayton Thorobred
and Seiberling
Robinsons
Mill St
Tuberculosis
Margret Johnson
Ole Aniversity
G Wo Tolusan
Mies Doraths
Carl Swarts
Duc
Clouste
William Mayle
Passlor
John Clark, Jr
Clark
Mack Ys
W. Bn
W. Tr
Joe Wee T
Woltett
Belle Williams
Jae Whosie
Campurs
Thes
Martha Lent
Marcella Jonas
Dileen Potter
Laura Heck
Donna Wels
Poth Lantz
Pauline Higgins
Margaret Ley
Fav Lantz
Elle Lantz
Miss Milter
Muardlin
Grace Tavie
Trimble
Guardian
Deimer Gladden
Sailor Turss Blue Palermo
Trang Croich
Glouster, Ohio
White House
C. D. Shafer Co
G. W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Berry Hotel Bldg
Richardson
General Motors
Automotive Battery & Electric Co. K. of P
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