Millfield trio escape serious injuries after truck crash near Chauncey
Three Millfield residents were pinned under a truck loaded with feed and flour when a gas truck sideswiped it near the Russell dance hall north of Chauncey. All three escaped serious injury. Miss Kaszonyi suffered cuts and a head contusion and was treated at Chauncey before being returned home. The Kaszonyi truck was wrecked. driver Alex Alimashy and Mrs Kaszonyi were unhurt.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Russell Dance Hall
Alex Alimashy
John Kaszonyi
Kaszonyi
East Millfield
Allmashy
Miss Kaszonyi
Warren V. Sprague
Gas on Stomach Dangers and Relief Tips
A warning about excessive stomach acid causing gas bloating and gastritis. The remedy suggested is Bisurated Magnesia taken after meals to stop gas and sourness, with claims of quick relief and general safety.
Burchfield Rites Held Thursday
Chauncey April 4 funeral services for William J. Burchfield 76 pioneer resident were held Thursday at 2 p m from the Chauncey Church of Christ. Rev G B Courtney officiated with piano from Mrs Frank Millington. interment at Nye Cemetery. Survived by son Harry, daughters Lillian Conch Florence Burchfield Charlotte McDaniel Allie Martin and many grandchildren.
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Chauncey
William J. Burchfield
Webster Cunningham
May Avenue
Chauncey Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Frank Millington
Nye
William Beckler
Edward Ming
Thomas Fennell
James Lock
William Smart
D. Jackson
Burchfield
Guy Burchfield
Nora McDonald
Harry Burchfield
Lillian Conch
Florence Burchfield
Charlotte McDaniel
Funeral services held for Mrs Lydia Nash in Nelsonville
The body of Mrs Lydia Nash formerly of Chauncey and The Plains was taken to Nelsonville for funeral services at Pilgrim Holiness Church with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. She died at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Hawk in Columbus and is survived by several children.
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Nelsonville
Nash
Chauncey
Lydia Nash
Chauncey and the Plains
Pilgrim Holiness Church
City
Greenlawn
Robert Hawk
Columbus
Revival to Open in Chauncey With Weeklong Services
Revival services start Sunday night at the Church of God in Chauncey with Rev Webeer of Athens plus the church’s Rev Clarence Way in charge. Public invited. meetings likely run three weeks. Chauncey personal notes list visits by A L Preston E J Adams and others with Fairport Harbor teachers Harold Minister and Leo Smith. Near derailment case in New Lexington involves seven railroad spikes placed on tracks by school children. sheriff and railroad officials investigating.
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Chauncey
Church of God In
Webeer
Athens
Clarence Way
A. L. Preston
E. J. Adams
Jackson, Mich
J. W. Jones
Maple Hill
Harold Minister
Leo Smith
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Edward Minister
Pittsburgh
Edward Minister, Jr
New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
New York Central Railroad
Examinations Set for Athens County Teachers Saturday
The first teacher examinations will be held at Athens Junior High School Building at 8 30 Saturday morning in April. Renewal of certificates requires extra hours and passing tests in several subjects including principles of teaching arithmetic geography history and grammar. Examination papers will be graded by the Athens County Board of Examiners led by Mrs. Orpha Dinsmoore Supt H RR McVay and Prof Alexander Root.
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Athens County
Athens
Department of Education
Reading Circle
Robbins
Marsh
Thayer
Burnham
Athens County Board of Examiners
Orpha Dinsmoore
H. RR. McVay
Alexander Root
Census Adds Is there a radio in your home question
Washington officials explain the 1930 census will include a new question asking if a radio set is in the home. Director William M. Steuart says the addition came after Senate discussions and aims to avoid overloading the form with unrelated items.
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Washington
U.P
William M. Steuart
Senate
Steuart
Why the census matters to public life in 1900s Ohio
In Ohio District No. 27 Athens Meigs Lawrence Jackson Vinton Gallia Counties enumerators collect census data in early April. Supervisor L W Roberts explains population figures guide water supply, rail and factory siting, and public health. Race, birthplace, occupations, and class structure inform social and economic planning across the nation.
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United States
Census Bureau
Ohio
Athens
Meigs
Lawrence
Jackson
Vinton
Gallia
L. W. Roberts
Roberta
Basia
Clercks
Census notices on distribution channels for goods
A 1990 census report notes ongoing five year cycles for agriculture and ten year cycles for manufacturing. It mentions new data showing how goods travel from producers to consumers and hints at forthcoming distribution facts from responsible agencies.
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Learsea
Sea Liner Passenger Faces Perpetual Berth Claims
A garbled New York notice states J. Jeffries a retired Philadelphia broker may be listed as a perpetual passenger on the Caledonia liner. He sailed to Europe and upon return remained a passenger, with confusion over his continued sea travel and line obligations.
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New York
J. Jeffries
Delphia
Caledonia
Jeffries
Gow
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Jack Horner
Alter Lemon
Armstrong's
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Plaid Gingham
Indian Head
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Mother's China
Caldwell
WMT
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