Chauncey Students Stage Jerry of Jericho Road
Chauncey High School Auditorium hosted the Chauncey-Dover production Jerry of Jericho Road under Mrs Christine Brown. Elizabeth Close led as Geraldine Bank with a large cast including Neil Tippett Dorothy Gillespie and Charles Sweeny in a colorful musical tale with imported costumes lighting and a dancing chorus.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Jerry of
Jericho Road
Chauncey-Dover High School
Christine Brown
Elizabeth Close
Alan O’day
Uncle Pete
Billy Smith
Feudal Rock Ranch
Neil Tippett
Geraldine Bank
Jerry
John Drayton
Alan
Charles Sweeny
Mimi
Helen Madek
Dora
Alfreda West
Cornelius Bean
Boston
Ebbie
Amos Bank
Robert Nye
Lettice Bank
Frances Harvey
Sandy Bank
Dorothy Gillespie
Hunter
Clifford Shafer
Millfield Woman Taken to Hospital in Columbus
Miss Hazel La Hugh of Millfield, ill at her grandmother Mrs Ruth James home for five weeks, was ambulanced to St Francis Hospital Columbus Thursday. She was accompanied by her brother Virgil La Hugh Dr C N Sanders and nurse Miss Esta Rankin.
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Millfield
Columbus Institution
Chauncey
Hazel la Hugh
Ruth James
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Miss la Hugh
Virgil la Hugh
C. N. Sanders
Esta Rankin
Chauncey Boys Class entertained at Millington home
Paul A Theisen’s Chauncey Church of Christ Bible School class met at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Millington on Lexington Avenue after a business session. Wilford Millington presided with a social hour and refreshments. Attending were Charles Hashman Paul Tippett DeWitt Walker Barney Hale Frederick Ross Jack Millington Fritz Smith Jack Smith Austin Palmer Franklin Conrad John Cunningham George Cline Richard Osborne Warren Hale Joseph Cline and Wilford Millington.
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Chauncey
Millington
The Plains Feeding Work Increases Helpers Added
The Plains School reports 70 needy children fed daily with a planned monthly schedule of women aiding under economics teacher Miss Beryl Conehoome. Three workers assist each day, up from two, with recent helpers listed as Miss Fredericka Nida Mrs Grace Savage Mrs Samuel Darnell Mrs Bert Adams and Miss Whetstone. Chauncey Bible Class Meets Tonight in Beaumont Home.
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the Plains
the Plains School
Beryl Conehoome
Fredericka Nida
Grace Savage
Samuel Darnell
Bert Adams
Whetstone
Chauncey Blue Devils topple pickup squad 10 to 4
Chauncey April 8 Chauncey Blue Devils baseball team defeated a pickup team Thursday afternoon by a 10 to 4 score.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
Many Present at Selby Last Rites
Jacksonville Methodist Church hosted the funeral for Mrs Anne Brown Selby who died suddenly at her parents home in Jacksonville. Rev Timberlake led the service with a Chauncey quartet and Mrs Frank Millington singing. Interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs Selby, from Cambridge Ohio, had visited relatives in Jacksonville. Her husband died in a mine accident years earlier. A brother also perished in the Millfield disaster.
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Jacksonville Methodist Church
Chauncey
Jacksonville Methodist Episcopal Church
Anne. Brown Selby
Robert Brown
Jacksonville
Timberlake
Frank Millington
Maplewood
Four Year Old Marjorie Russell Dies of Pneumonia
Marjorie Russell four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Russell of Millfield died Thursday at home after pneumonia illness. Survived by parents five brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 10:30 Sunday from grandmother Mrs Lillie Russell home Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Marjorie Russell
Fred Russell
Millfield
Lillie Russell
Nye
Plains High School Students Enjoy Holiday Break
The Plains High School students enjoy a holiday as teachers including Superintendent C. S. Rice attend an Educational Conference in Columbus. Classes continue in the lower grades today.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Supt. C. 8S
Rice
Columbus
One Pound Baby Is Now Gaining Strength
In Kansas City on April 8, Baby St. John, the one pound son of Mr and Mrs William St John, is slowly gaining strength. After many visitors disturbed his rest, feeding at two hour intervals continues with 20 drops of milk per meal. Grandmother and an uncle watched through the night as rest and regular feeding sustain the fragile infant and the family physician notes hope rests on proper rest.
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Kansas City
U.P
Baby St. John
William St. John
St. John
Ohio Parole Board Grants 333 Conditional Releases
The Ohio Board of Parole authorized the conditional release of 333 prisoners in what was described as the state's largest single parole release. Seventeen from Marysville Women’s Reformatory, 42 from Ohio Penitentiary, and 274 from Mansfield Reformatory. Notable cases include Hocking’s Okey Rollins for abandoning legitimate children and Athens’ Sylvia Sweeney for embezzlement, with other names and charges listed by county.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Parole
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Sylvia Sweeney
Athens
Walter Guthrie
George Rush
Morgan
Mack Devore
Vinton
John McKinney
Hocking
Raymond Kneece
Alliance Man Accused of Breach of Promise to Miss Priests
Miss Grace Priests of Pittsburgh testified in Cleveland that Arthur H. Geiger of Alliance proposed in 1926, fixed a wedding date, postponed thrice, then quit. Geiger, a real estate operator and WWII veteran, said he never intended to marry and did not promise marriage during their 1926 Alliance relations.
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Cleveland
U.P
Miss Grace Priests
Pittsburgh
Samuel H. West
Arthur H. Geiger
Alliance
Miss Priests
Geiger
al- Hance
Crazed Negro Fatally Attacks Attendant at Hospital
Cincinnati April 8 A coroner report says Jesse Taylor a Negro patient at Longview State Hospital believed he was being poisoned and attacked attendant Charles Smitha 27 with a gas pipe in a runway Taylor was subdued by other attendants and may be moved to Lima Hospital for the Criminal Insane
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Cincinnati
U.R
M. Scott Kearns
Jesse Taylor
Longview State Hospital
Charles Smitha
Taylor
Smitha
Lima Hospital
Proclamation of Martial Law Expected in Chile
Santiago Chile April 8 proclamation of martial law was expected momentarily to day after economic plight and political unrest caused the resignation of the cabinet and the threat of revolution.
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Santiago
Chile
Early Care May Cure Cancer
Dr Copeland urges prompt recognition and treatment of cancer, stressing early signs, persistent indigestion, and routine exams as key to recovery. He notes cancer is rare in children, warns against home remedies, and calls for continued research and public vigilance. A Q&A section addresses yawning, weight loss, and leg spots with practical health guidance.
Revolutionists blockade Guayaquil after seizing navy ships
In Guayaquil on April 8 revolutionists tried to blockade the port after taking two Ecuadoran navy ships and firing on a Dutch passenger steamer near Punta Piedras fort.
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Guayaquil
Punta Piedras
Athens Transportation requests trucking line to Chillicothe Belpre
PLAN TRUCKING LINE COLUMBUS April 8 The Athens Transportation Company Columbus today filed with the public utilities commission for authority to inaugurate a trucking line between Chillicothe and Belpre via US Routes 50 and 50S A hearing set for May 2.
Hemroid claim targets internal cure for piles
Ad touts internal circulation issue as cause of piles and promotes Dr J S Leonhardt Hemroid as the internal remedy. It claims external salves fail and guarantees money back if piles persist, urging readers to avoid operations.
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J. 5. Leon
All Star Girls Basketball Team Chosen at Athens High
Selection by Miss Ethel Mc fiwen follows strict elimination with 100 point G A A membership for team members. Virginia Hoover Doris Boggs Violet Coffey Sarah Sherman Mary Louise Nagle on the All Star squad with Beatrice Perkins as manager. Other award levels include 75 50 and 25 point earners and preliminary G A A members listed.
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Athens High School
Ethel Mcfiwen
Girls’ Athletic Association
Virginia Hoover
Doris Boggs
Violet Coffey
Sarah Sherman
Mary Louise Nagle
Beatrice Perkins
Juanita Davidson
Golda Pugh
Mary Eleanor Morton
Bernadine Sprague
Frances Wilkes
Grace Wood
Phyllis Schuler
Jean Barlow
Esther Cakenougher
Mary Hedges
Phyllis Jordan
Mary Margaret Bardin
Helen Gibson
Dolores Henderson
Ann Beasley
Marianna Schuler
Jessie Cooper
Mildred Edmundson
Helen Gamertsfelder
Elma Hill
Pauline Kimes
Evelyn Ruston
Virginia Schuler
Betty Littler
Mary Elizabeth Littler
Ruby Rice
Mary Winning
Ruth Huggins
Alvada Pierce
Helen Stacy
Kathryn Burgess
Katherine Haller
Evelyn Hartman
Eileen McAfee
Pauline Masterton
Jean Mills
Katherine Reynolds
Ruth Shepherd
Catherine Connett
Mary Olive Cowan
Dorothy Duncan
Hazel Everett
Evelyn
Local names listed for obituary or notices
Carolyn Fuller Fishbaugh, Iva Hutchinson, Helen Kolenich, Made line McLeod, Jean Parrett, Ruth Phillips, Virginia Quest, and Anna Mae Simenton appear in a local notice. The fragment names indicate a section listing individuals connected to a community event or announcement.
Market for Meat Listless in Week
Columbus April 8 market report notes early week gain of 50 cents per hundredweight for fat lambs but demand waned and prices finished with little difference between choice and common. Lower grades slightly steadier as meager dressed meat supplies failed to spark livestock buying. buyers remained uninterested.
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Columbus
H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Cattle Market Steady as Demand Matches Supplies
Markets remained nearly stationary all week with cattle supplies matching demand. Weighty steers showed strength while hog demand sagged, with prices dropping 15 to 25 cents per hundredweight. Indifference from buyers arose as direct shipments to large packers continued.
Ex-Prince August Wilhelm Elected Nazi Candidate in Berlin Diet Race
Former Hohenzollern prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the ex Kaiser, is named among Nazi candidates in the Prussian Diet election set for April 24 in Berlin. He joins other NSDAP figures seeking seats in the regional assembly.
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Berlin
Hohenzollern
August Wilhelm
Starting Ivy on New Concrete Walls
English ivy can be started on fresh concrete by applying a damp surface and letting the vines grow to several feet. The concrete mix may contain ingredients that prevent the ivy from clinging to the walls.
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Eleanor Close
Mabel Gheer
Lavina Rivers
Margaret Tippett
Juanita Pendergrass
Mary Louise Baughman
Iris Cunningham
Cecil McCafferty
Harold Wemmer
Carlos Wolfe
Orlantine Pencelli
Daisy Hashman
Irene Shears
Edith Smith
Anna Baney
Sarah Nye
Ruth Nagle
Thelma Nagle
Vera Lester
Pauline Tracy
Dora’ Lemons
Loree Fre
C. S. Bradfield, JR
Elbert Minister
Charles Sweeney
Crier
Sayre’s Stores
Glousier
Beasley Ee
F. J. Beasley Company
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Ruth Fiske
Beaumont
Blue Devils
Rauch’s Bakery
Toffee
Banks Ice Cream Co
Selby
Russell
Ohio Parole Board
Flyinging
Flying Spy
William A. Moffett
U. S. Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
William A. Moffett, Jr
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Lexington
George H. Moffett
R. S. Copeland
M. D
U. S
New York
New York City
Dr. Copeland
Ecuador
Plan Trucking Line
Bey Ites
UNION
Raia al
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Ivy
Kasco
West Union
Servuwel Trade
Eene
Rome
Libby
Jack Horner
Crites
Bonnie
Beasley Milling
Ote
Kanye
Land O' Lakes
Caldwell Maid Creamery Butter
Traco Margarine
Zic
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