Birth in Chauncey as Ray Andrews’ daughter Mary Louise arrives
Word from Chauncey reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Andrews in the Philippine Islands. The baby is named Mary Louise. Mr. Andrews previously worked as bookkeeper at the Company Store. He is brother of Roy Andrews of Chauncey. Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge in Chauncey reschedules its meeting to 7 30 PM with a birthday social and a surprise lunch hosted by Mrs. Carl Shaffer, Mrs. George Wilson, and Mrs. Gerald Blackford.
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Chauncey
Ray Andrews
Phillipine Islands
Mary Louise
Andrews
Roy Andrews
Lodge
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Carl Shaffer
George Wilson
Gerald Blackford
Chauncey Weekend Guests Appease Local Hosts
Mrs Irene Temple and the Crumers of Columbus along with the Settles of Lancaster visited Chauncey over the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover. The Linscotts Otterbein and Office Training School graduates plus Mrs Joe Meade of Murray City joined relatives in Chauncey and Murray City. The Smittles of New Concord visited the Courtnoys as well as Mrs Kate Blackston and other Chauncey residents attended a dinner for the local high school faculty.
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Irene Temple
Herbert Cramer
Columbus
Frank Settles
Lancaster
Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Dorothy Linscott
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Thelma Linscott
Office Training School
Joe Meade
Murray City
Harry Linscott
Ray Smittle
New Concord
G. B. Courtney
Smittie
Prices Advance in Heavy Steer Market in Columbus
In Columbus on April 10 a rise in heavy steer prices occurred as shipper demand drove the gains despite public reluctance for beef. Cattle demand for feeders waned while hog prices favored heavy hogs due to better outlet for heavy cuts. pork prices did not sustain the early week rise.
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Columbus
C. J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
Arm Mangled in Wringer Rescued by Quick Call
In New Lexington on April 10 Miss Mary Smith a local telephone operator alerted neighbors to a wringer incident. Betty the adopted daughter heard screams and Mrs. John Flood had her arm badly mangled but was freed. Twenty five stitches were needed to close the wounds.
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New Lexington
Mary Smith
John Flood
Miss Smith
Little Betty
Ruth Still Limping Ahead of Yankees Opener
Ruth limps noticeably from a barley horse but expects to be in shape for the New York Yankees opening game in New York.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
U.P
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Chauncey Dover Seniors Host Faculty Party
Chauncey-Dover High School seniors and faculty were hosted by Supt. and Mrs. L. I. Miller at their home. The event featured Bunco and contests with high score trophies awarded to Mr. Miller and Miss Ruth Fiske.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Supt
Ll. I. Miller
Orris Boudinot
Dee Daugherty
Fred Ferrer
Mary Louise Fiske
Kathryn Gillispie
Mary Guerra
Margaret Johnston
Pauline Nye
Courtney Pettit
Gordon Stevenson
James Rankin
Mary Lee Savage
Hattie Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Pauline Kerk
Helen Patton
Wesley Walburn
Earle A. Miller
Dickason
Donald Seward
Luther Bible Class Meet Planned in Chauncey Home
The Chauncey M. E. Church Luther Bible Class will gather Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Bess Green Nicholson on Mill Street for a meeting and discussion.
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Chauncey
Luther Bible Class
Chauncey M. E. Church
Bess Green Nicholson
Mill Street
Chauncey Church to rehearse Easter songs Friday
Chauncey Church of Christ announces a rehearsal of Easter songs by its choir and youth group Friday at 7 30 p m The chorus will be directed by Mrs Ralph Brown in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Ralph Brown
Elizabeth Phillips reports daughter’s satisfactory recovery
Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Chauncey learns her daughter Mrs. Arthur Locke is recovering well from a major surgical operation performed a few days ago in a Salem hospital.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Phillips
Arthur Locke
Salem
Freshman Journalist Sets Ohio U Record at Start
Clarksburg West Virginia native Harry L. Waddell, a freshman in journalism at Ohio University, earned 45 grade points in his first semester, close to an A average. He works seven hours daily at an Athens confectionery and handles tough courses like French and chemistry. Waddell belongs to Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
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Harry L. Waddell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ohio University
Waddell
Athens
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Grangers Prepare Meeting in Coolville Saturday
The Troy Grange will hold its next regular session at Grange Hall on Rock Street Coolville. The program includes music by the Grange readings by Miss Freda Owens talks on The Grange Automobile Insurance by W IE Bingman and Habit Forming by Mrs Mame Hoobler plus a null call and further music.
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Coolville
Troy Grange
Grange Hall
Rock Street
Grange
Freda Owens
the Grange Automobile Insurance
W. IE. Bingman
Mame Hoobler
Cincinnati Woman Die From Alleged Poison Jake Drink
Coroner reports Mrs. Bertha Stillwell, 57, died after drinking poison called Jake. Fourth local death linked to Jake with a post mortem ordered. General Hospital overrun with 200 Jake paralysis cases. city asked to appropriate 5000 dollars for victims.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Bertha Stillwell
Jake
F. C. Swing
General Hospital
Despondent Father Suspects Death of Son Triggered Self
In Wilmington on April 10 a 55-year-old courthouse custodian, Charles Hormel, was found dead in the basement of the courthouse after a two month period since his son Robert died in an automobile accident. Authorities believe despondency over his son's death prompted the act.
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Wilmington
U.R
Robert
Charles Hormel
Ladies Aid Society Formed at Greens Run Church
At Greens Run Church of Christ a Ladies Aid Society was organized during a women’s meeting. Officers elected include President Mary Cartwright, Vice-President Lena Leake, Secretary Bessie Cartwright, Treasurer Lottie Cannon, and Program Leader Clara Cannon.
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Chauncey
Women of the Greens Run Church of Christ
Mary Cartwright
Lena Leake
Bessie Cartwright
Lottie Cannon
Clara Cannon
Funeral Attendees From Greens Run Visit New Lexington
Greens Run residents Mrs. Fred Leake Ray Leake Mrs. W H Fierbaugh Mrs. Lottie Cannon and Mrs. Minnie Maynard traveled to New Lexington to attend the funeral of the Rev. W. I. Nuzum a former Greens Run Church of Christ pastor noted for aiding a revival there two years ago.
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Nuzum
Chauncey
Greens Run
New Lexington
W. IF. Nuzum
Fred Leake
Ray Leake
W. H. Fierbaugh
Lottie Cannon
Minnie Maynard
Bandits in Pen 21 Days After Holdup
Prosecuting Attorney E C Wag ner Judge T D Price and Sheriff Clifford Wilson praised for speedy handling of bank robbery cases. Lawrence Bucher Frank Dodson Henry Dodson and Chester Pierce disposed of in 21 days with a special grand jury and three hearings. Sedan used in getaway to be sold to defray court costs, owned by Bucher.
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New Lexington
E. C C. Wagner
T. D. Price
Clifford Wilson
Lawrence Bucher
Frank
Henry Dodson
Chester Pierce
Wagner
Wilson
Tigers to Play Toronto in Detroit Spring Exhibition
Detroit will wrap up its spring exhibition schedule with a game against Toronto in Detroit today as the Tigers finish their tour in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Tigers
Terre Haute
Ind
Detroit ‘Tigers
Toronto
Durbin Blames Hoover For Chain Store Growth
W. W. Durbin Democratic candidate for U S Senate attacked chain stores at a Jefferson Day banquet in Kenton urging enforcement of anti trust laws. He credited President Hoover with the expansion being driven by lax enforcement and spoke to several hundred partisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
U.R
W. W. Durbin
United States
Durbin
Hoover
Fight Over Girls Leads to Warrant for Cutting to Wound
Sheriff Clifford Wilson holds a warrant charging Elmer Gordon of Junction City with cutting to wound Mort Kimball in an alleged fight over two girls who were claimed to be sweethearts of two convicted bank robbers.
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New Lexington
Clifford Wilson
Elmer Gordon
Junction City
Mort Kimball
Rounsavell Dies in Columbus After Hospital Operation
Charles Vincent Rounsavell 35, chief clerk for foreman of engines at Hocking Valley Railroad, died Wednesday at Grant Hospital after an operation. He leaves widow Mary, son Charles V. Jr., brothers Wallace and Charles Rounsavell, sister Edna Hunt. mother-in-law among relatives in Athens.
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Columbus
Charles Vincent Rounsavell
Hocking Valley Railroad
Grant Hospital
Mary Rounsavell
Charles V. Rounsavell, Jr
Wallace
Charles R. Rounsavell
Edna Hunt
Fred White
Athens
Pattern Book Price Promotion for Athens Messenger
The notice advertises a PATTERN BOOK of new spring and summer styles priced at fifteen cents, discounted to ten cents when ordered with a pattern. It provides mailing instructions to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department at 13 West 17th St New York City.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York City
Police hunt for robbers in Toledo hotel beating
A man and his wife are being sought by police after Edmund T. Carr owner of the Carr Hotel was beaten and robbed in Toledo. The incident occurred on Wednesday, prompting a wide manhunt.
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Toledo
Edmund T. Carr
Carr Hotel
Ohio University Harvard debate on admission restricted by ability
An audience of over 2,000 heard Harvard University and Ohio University clash at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Ohio’s Leonard Henniger Kenneth Coulter and Ralph Brown argued affirmative while Harvard’s J Mack Swigert Frederick Fiech ter and Dwight D. Cooke argued negative with Harry C. Mahan as chairman.
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Harvard University
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Leonard Henniger
Kenneth Coulter
Ralph Brown
J. Mack Swigert
Frederick Fiechter
Dwight D. Cooke
Harry C. Mahan
Coal Production in U S Falls Short by 300 000 Tons
National Coal Association weekly estimate shows bituminous coal output for week ended April 5 at 8,350,000 net tons based on railroad loading reports. Bureau of Mines data for weeks ended March 22 and March 29 stand at 7,532,000 and 7,905,000 net tons, with April 1 holiday in union fields causing a roughly 300,000 ton drop.
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Washington
National Coal Association
United States
Bureau of Mines
Union
Author's wife loses alienation suit in Lima court
A $100000 alienation suit against Mrs Le Eden, former wife of author James Oliver Gourwood, was reduced to a $20000 award by a common pleas court jury in Lima. The suit was uncontested, according to reports.
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Lima
U.pi
le Eden
James Oliver Gourwood
Common Pleas Court
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promoted by D Zenner Co
Beauties endorse MELLO GLO Face Powder claiming purity and long wear from a new French process. It promises smooth application, nonpastiness, and a youthful bloom, with coloring matter approved by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner CO
Mu-col Feminine Hygiene Ad Claims Safe, Effective Use
An old advertising note touts Mu-col as a doctor trusted feminine hygiene product used for 28 years in hospitals and offices. It claims ten fold strength without harming delicate tissue, prevents trouble and pain, eases periods, and cleanses with a regular douche for comfort and security.
Ziegfeld Praises Sandow as Nationwide Strong Man
Florenz Ziegfeld touts the strength of Sandow across the land praising the international showman’s appeal and his portrayal of the American girl. The famed Broadway promoter remains active as a public relations figure.
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Sandow
Woman Awarded 3000 in Pullman Exposure Case
Miss Sara Cusher of Cincinnati won 3000 in U S District Court against the Pullman Company for exposure suffered when she was carried past Parkersburg West Virginia to Athens in February 27 and left there for transportation back, causing facial paralysis.
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Athens
Cincinnati
U.R
Pullman Company
Sara Cusher
U. S. District
Parkersburg
W. Va
Teacher jailed in Georgetown after classroom spanking
Georgetown April 10 Lloyd Brown 26 rural school teacher is to spend the day in jail after being convicted of whipping pupil Miss Cleo Gast 15. He was fined 50 dollars for spanking an allegedly unruly student. The girl's father then filed assault and battery charges against Brown.
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Georgetown
Lloyd Brown
Cleo Gast
Brown
Marmola Pill Prescriptions Claim Obesity Cure
Authors urge Marmola tablets as a remedy for obesity, attributing excess fat to a gland weakness and noting 22 years of use with millions of boxes sold. The ad claims drastic weight loss and promises a book explaining action, with druggists selling at $1 per box.
Firefighters Save 85YearOld Woman From Blazing Home
In Wilmington on April 10 Mrs. Sarah McDonald 85 survived a house fire after five firefighters and neighbors battled flames in adjacent rooms while she lay confined by a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
U.P
Sarah McDonald
Dar Mentha Pepsin Provides Quick Indigestion Relief
A diarized ad-style fragment promises rapid relief from acute indigestion and heartburn with one tablespoon of Dar Mentha Pepsin. It claims heart palpitations ease within ten minutes and offers a money back guarantee against chronic indigestion.
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S&s
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Athens Messenger
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George Clark
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Africa
H. Gordon Selfridge
London
Ras Safari
Enna
Jettick
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Enna Jettick
Pastime Theatre
Empey
Rex Lease
Dorothy Gulliver
Slim Summerville
Joan Crawford
John Mack Brown
Montana
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Silki Rayon
Seiberling
Berlings
Seiberlings
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Sweeny
F.e.sweeny & Son
W. Union St
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Ecru
Sommers Store
D. W. Hughes
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