Chauncey Social News and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Myrtle Pid atten Alma Bricker and others hosted an all day quilting event at Mrs. w home. Dinner guests included Mrs. D. P. Reese and Ruth Reese with Behovis Cleveland ties, plus Mrs Love Athens and several Misses Weiler and Marshal at Ohio University. Geraldine Phillips and family plan May relocation. Hugo Schroppe suffers mumps. Pythian Sisters to rehearse for upcoming play at the dancing pavilion in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madies Aid
Society of the M. E. T
Huredey
Mra
Myrtle Pidatten
Alma Bricker
Lee Phafer
I. N. France
Mobell
Homer Shields Croseeer
Edward Minister
Dorothy Minisy
Fire destroys home of Louis and wife on Bailey Run
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis ble on Bailey Run burned yesterday. The elderly Kimble couple were away. neighbors fought the blaze but it gained headway. The fire likely started from a defective flue and consumed the house and contents. Mrs. Kimble was visiting her daughter nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ble
Bailey Run
Kimble
Statow
Birds Return to Old Apple Tree in Lexington Avenue
Me and Mrs Hollas White report that Mr Cock Robin and his wife have arrived and are busy building a nest. They have used the old apple tree in the yard at our Lexington Avenue home for the season once again. Neighbors say the birds are friendly and welcome the renewed acquaintance. Other locals note guests from New York and nearby towns visiting relatives and returning to their homes after stays in Chauncey and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollas White
Mary Vail
New York
Chauncey
Mrs. Nutt
Bailey Run
Red
Fannieutzensch
Bonnie
Bottle message crosses oceans from New Caledonia to Hawaii
A soda pop bottle launched last September near Honolulu by Hon Gerrit P Alder washed ashore with a note from Mr Wilder. The note from Jonston Noumea dated December explains the bottle drifted about 2500 miles across the Pacific in roughly three and a half years. The finder is a fisherman on Mate Island near New Caledonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Gerrit P. Alder
Territorial of Representatives
Australia
Wilder
Obnston
Noumea
New Pf
Mate Island
New Caledonia
No clear headline due to garbled text
The article fragment mentions a figure connected to President Harding and a school salary, but the text is damaged and does not provide a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Kahunas and Death Prayers Shape Hawaiian Beliefs
Aged kahunas on Molokai and Maui upheld the belief in anaana the death prayer. Historians recount kuni ceremonies to locate a guilty party. In Molokai a detective clash arose before the trial of Edward Duvauchelle and sons for the Wai Bow murder, with a star witness dying of tuberculosis and another witness, Suga, drafting a purported confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kekoowai
Molokai
David Malo
Edward Duvauchelle
Wai Bow
Duvauchelle
Duvauchele
Witnesses Fall Silent After Confession Then Suicide
A witness recounts a suspect's confession followed by suicide and notes other witnesses delayed in taking the stand as the case unfolded.
Textile price rise blamed on speculator in England
Gambling on cotton and wool exchanges is blamed for rapid price increases in cotton and woolen goods in England. Cotton fabrics have surged about 20 percent in months, while wool prices rose 60 to 7 percent in a year. further jumps are forecast for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Court of Appeals hears Red Jar Bus Line appeal
The Red Star Transportation company appeals a Nelsonville ordinance restricting passenger express routes. Judge Worstell denied relief in common pleas after a temporary injunction. the bus line will operate pending the appeals court decision. Judges Mauck Middleton and Sayre sat on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star Transportation Company
Court of Appeals
Harold Ramsay
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Nelsonville
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio
J. G. Worstell
Common Pleas Court
Worstell
Kiven
Mauck
Gallipolis
Middleton
Waverly
Sayre
Athens
Glouster Mrs Robinett Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Mrs. William Robinett of Jacksonville underwent gallstone surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday. Dr. von Scheele of Jacksonville assisted and reported she did well. Mr. Robinett accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinett
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Robinett
von Scheele
Ralph Dinsmore
Allens
Stephen Gibbs
Young People’s Society to Lead Trimble Church Program
Sunday evening at 7 20 the Young People s B Society will lead the Trimble Christian church program. They met Wednesday night and planned special instrumental and vocal music. Next week the church will send a quarterly report to all members outlining the year s plan and pre Easter campaign progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s B Society
Trimble
Community Council Opens Monthly Session At City Building
The council held its first session of the month at the city building this evening starting at 7 o'clock with routine business likely on the agenda. Mrs. Frank Craig of Corning visited Glouster on Thursday as did Will Davis of Wellston who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cavey. A Homer Grange meeting is set for Mountville Saturday at 1 PM with all members urged to attend due to important business. Mrs. Albert Smith and her three children left Thursday for Irwin to visit Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Jane Spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Craig
Corning
Homer Grange
Mountville
Order
Albert Smith
Irwin
First and Last of the Marriage Licenses
Athens county bureau issued March licenses to Ralph FE Calvert 21 of Columbus and Phyllis H Evans 17 of Nelsonville. The April first license went to Clifford Burton 21 of Chauncey and Majer Statten 18 of Mute field. Both marriages were performed by Athens magistrates C H Porter and E K Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ralph FE. Calvert
Columbus
Phyllis H. Evans
Nelsonville
Clifford Burton
Chauncey
Majer Statten
Mutefield
C. H. Porter
K E. Hedges
Made Own Street Car Tickets With a Pencil
Cleveland April 4. Charged with making his own street car tickets with an indelible pencil Charles Shuttle 50 was to be arraigned in police court today. His arrest followed the continued appearance of the bogus tickers on one of the city lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Shuttle
New York Central Plans Elyria Depot and Power Plant
The New York Central Railroad will open bids in Cleveland next Wednesday for a $250,000 depot in Elyria described as the finest for a city of its size between New York and Chicago. Earlier, the railroad completed elevating lines, removing seven grade crossings at a cost over $2 million, and options are being taken on land west of Elyria for a large power plant to electrify operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
New York
Chi
Cago
Electrification of New York Central Lines Ahead by 1928
Unofficial reports indicate the New York Central Lines between here and the terminal at Collin gwood Cleveland will have electrification completed by 1928. A conference of cotton growers in Memphis Tennessee has begun discussions about boll weevils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Collingwood
Cleveland
Memphis
Tenn
Tanlac Called the Workingman's Friend by Canton Man
W A Crim of Canton Ohio praised Tanlac as the workingman's friend. He said it rebuilt his strength after quinsy operations and illness, restoring his weight and appetite and getting him back to work. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Crim
Deuber Ave
Canton
Ohio
Tanlac
Akron
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Set Mra
Witts E. Figgins
Chauncey Visit
John Phillips
Millfield
Roy Andrews
Charles Pyles
Mayay Ie
Mary H. Kincade
Phillips
Pavilice
Herbert Fin
Geraldine Phillips
Glouster
Clara Thorpe
John Shafer
Guyhs
Miss Brookins
Opereta
Hugo Schroppe
May Avenue
Genevieve Frazier
Mercer
the Plains
Mr. and
Mis. Ter Boling
Pike
Robins
John Smith Sr
Robert Hillyer
John Smith Jr
Robert Smith
Ambus
Frank Smith
Chester Vanhorn
M.s. Burt
Murray City
Elmer Vanhorn
Wamuington
Hebetere
Harding
J. E. Dyche
Peeere
United States
O. Margaret Young
Billlings, Mont
Blue-jay
Red Jar
van Dyke & Dinsmoor Meat Market
Bem St
Hite
Soar
the Vine Pharmacy
Praia
Sofie
the Union
the Home Store
George G. Chamber Co
W. Conrad
A. R. Ely
R. Featherstonn
He Phelps
Herbert Roach
Iggaroos & Whaley Sunnyside Grocery
Mareineo Grocery
North Court Street
Ki. H. Cotton
Mills
W. A. Grim
Nelsonville Dry Goods
Athens Shoes
Murphy Brothers
Swanson Furniture Co. ‘Quality First
Middleport
Suoking No
E. Jackson Street
Chicago
P. and G
Sunkist
Florida
Kirk’s
Fay Styles
Lutz &Schram
Ade
Union Grocery
H. B. Nelson
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