Millfield Man in Hospital After Long Illness and Marriage
Walter Patterson of Millfield has undergone six leg surgeries in the past year and spent 38 weeks in a Columbus hospital before returning to Mercy Hospital for more treatment. He married his first nurse during hospitalization. He is the son of Roy and Mrs Patterson. A Mill Street wedding at the home of Rev V Ahlbrand joined Marion Mullins and Juanian Katzenback with their families in attendance.
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Chauncey
Walter Patterson
Millfield
Columbus Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Mercy
V. Ahlbrand
Mill Street
Marion Mullins
Juanian Katzenback
James Mullins
John Katzenback
Evangelistic Services Close at Greens Run Church
In Chauncey the Greens Run Church of Christ held services for the past week ending on Sunday night. Pastor G. B. Courtney of this city and Rev. F. E. Roberts of Glouster led the meetings. Six persons joined the church this week and were baptized today in the Trimble Church of Christ baptismal pool.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
G. B. Courttney
F. E. Roberts
Glouster
Trimble Church of Christ
Chauncey-Dover High Plans County Meet in Athens
Chauncey-Dover high school prepares for the county field meet to be held in Athens next Friday. Selected for the Friday evening oratorical contest are Lucy Nye on piano Charles Minister on violin Sadie Mae Lands Coe on voice and Lauretta Fielder for oration.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Athens
Chauncey-Dover
Lucy Nye
Charles Minister
Sadie Mae Lands Coe
Lauretta Fielder
Plains PTA to Meet Chauncey Tonight
Plains P T A plans April 16 monthly meeting at the high school in charge of president Ray Michaels. A solid program has been arranged for the gathering.
Eighty Second Birthday Observed At Pleasant Home
Ms Rozetta Chase celebrated her eighty second birthday with family and friends at her Pleasant home. Numerous relatives from Athens Columbus Charleston and Huntington attended along with guests from Albany and Logan. A busy day featured visits and a mobile trip to Washington DC by some relatives.
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Rozetta Chase
Pleasant
Mary Reeves
John Bolin
Libby Morris
Pleasanton
Lawrence Morris
Frank Carbaugh
Albany
George W. Reeves
Charleston
W. Va
W. E. Moler
Athens
Bremen flyers conquer Atlantic crossing to Greenland island
German pilots Bert H. and his crew on the Bremen completed the first east to west non stop Atlantic crossing, badly damaged by gale and blindness, landing on ice near Greenly Island. They were rescued by Jacques Le Tempier at the island lighthouse and fed and housed.
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North American
Newfoundland
Greenly Island
Andy
North Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Jacques le Tempier
Over Sunday Guests From Marietta Family Visit
Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson host to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gawley and three children and Mrs. Ryan mother of Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Gawley all of Marietta staying at 11 Park Place over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hutchinson
Park Place
H. B. Peters
Dan Gawley
Ryan
Peters
Gawley
Marietta
Near Death After Fight In Cleveland Home
R. Joseph Gulley, 39, was near death from four bullet wounds suffered in a quarrel at his residence in Cleveland. Police said the men argued over a business deal and the alleged assailant is being held pending his injuries outcome.
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Cleveland
R. Joseph Gulley
School Head May Be Modern Fagan
St. Clairsville April 16 The Board of Education will meet in special session to consider charges that J. H. Earps principal of the local high school is a modern Fagan A 16 year old student arrested in robberies accuses Earps of involvement in thefts and improper associations with students The case centers on alleged misconduct and discipline at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
U.P
Board of Education
J. H. Earps
Earps
Fire destroys Western Reserve Lumber plant in Niles
Damage from a weekend fire in Niles totaled about 100000 dollars. Fire crews from Youngstown Warren and Girard assisted the local department as the blaze threatened the eastern part of town.
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Niles
U.P
Western Reserve Lumber Company
Youngstown
Warren
Girard
Chauncey Alumni Plan Banquet At April Meeting
An important Chauncey Alumni association meeting will be held this evening at the high school building. Plans will be completed for the Alumni banquet scheduled for Saturday April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Alumni Association
Local residents visit across towns and states
Wendell Moore and Frank Cook of the Lower Plains spent two days in Cincinnati last week. Arthur Burchfield and spouse visited with Raymond Augustine at Sugar Creek. William Barstow and Harry Barstow from Athens called on Jeff Harrison’s family. Ray Bryan and son Clyde from Trinidad Colorado visited the Bryan family at the Lower Plains.
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Wendell Moore
Frank Cook
Lower Plains
Cincinnati
Arthur Burchfield
Raymond Augustine
Sugar Creek
William Barstow
Harry Barstow
Athens
Jeff Harrison
Ray Bryan
Clyde
Trinidad
Colorado
William Bryan
Sunday Visits Highlight Chauncey Area Social Ties
Mr and Mrs Noah Bray and three children of Hemlock spent Sunday at the home of Rev and Mrs W Ahlbrand on Mill Street. Rev Laird Logan and Mr and Mrs George Shafer of Beaumont joined afternoon visits at the Ahlbrand home. Karl W Gardner, employed at New Straitsville, spent Sunday and Monday at his Chauncey residence. Ralph Brown, working in Columbus, returned home for the weekend. Mrs Clifford Courtney of Columbus visited G B and Clinton Courtney in Chauncey. Mrs M J Gardner, in poor health, was reported improving. Dr and Mrs Darrell Witham of Athens visited Sunday with Marshal and Mrs Burke Witham in Chauncey.
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Noah Bray
Hemlock
Brays
W. Ahlbrand
Mill Street
Laird
Logan
George Shafer
Beaumont
Ahlbrand
Karl W. Gardner
New Straitsville
Ralph Brown
Columbus
Clifford Courtney
G. B
Clinton Courtney
Chauncey
M. J. Gardner
Darrell Witham
Athens
Marshal
Burke Witham
Textile workers strike in New Bedford mills over wage cut
About 25,000 textile workers in New Bedford walked out today protesting a 10 percent wage reduction. The strike affected 26 mills and followed a failed last-minute negotiation between the New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers' Association and the New Bedford Textile Council, risking a weekly loss of $600,000 in earnings.
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New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Textile
New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
New Bedford Textile Council
Sermon Highlights Value of Sample Case Man for Travelers
Dr A Y Wilcox at First Presbyterian Church extolled the indispensable traits of the sample case man. A United Commercial Travelers group attended as he urged travelers to uplift customers and spread goodwill through refined conduct and broad outlooks.
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A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
United Commercial
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
Dr. Wilcox
Thomason in trouble risks Georgia Tech season
Anless Stumpy Thomason, star halfback of last year for Georgia Tech, faces scholastic deficiencies that could keep him from playing for the Golden Tornado next season.
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Thomason
Anless
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornado
Man Charged With 80 MPH City Drive
Cleveland April 16 Raymond Curry 23 Lorain was charged with operating his auto at 80 miles an hour on Bulkley boulevard. Motorcycle Patrolman Howard Lewis testified Curry traveled at the speed and was followed to Sloane avenue Lakewood where police caught him. He said he was in a hurry to get to work.
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Cleveland
Raymond Curry
Lorain
Alva Corlett
Howard Lewis
Curry
Bulkley Boulevard
Sloane Avenue
Lakewood
Lewis
Winners Announced for Barn Swallow Coloring Prizes
Prize winners for the Barn Swallow coloring contest include James Warchime 12 East school Nelsonville pupil of Miss Lillian Youngs first prize Class IT Margaret Shirkey 12 Jackson ville pupil of Miss Nell McCann second prize Classe II Dorothy May Rainey 8 Trimble pupil of Miss Maxine Sands first prize Class I Jack Noon 6 Jacksonville pupil of Miss Margaret Cronin Honorable mentions listed for a long roster of students and names.
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James Warchime
East School
Nelsonville
Lillian Youngs
Margaret Shirkey
Jacksonville
Nell McCann
Dorothy May Rainey
Trimble
Maxine Sands
Jack Noon
Margaret Cronin
Adda Leota Matheny
Cail Ulbrich
Paul Frum
Harold Koker
Nelie Huseman
Carrie Belle Bryson
Vir Mates
Paul Garlinger
John W. Andrews
William Schenz
Evelyn Wolfe
Twila Stucky
Billy Knapp
Mary Etta McKibben
Otis Johnson
Juanita Brown
Billy Keeton
Frank Kearns
Sollie Draper
Munroe Francis
Charles Jones
Wilbur McDaniel
Minnie Grimm
Eleanor Koons
Eunice Cochran
Marguerite Morrison
Bill Jansen
Elizabeth Holmes
William Gaskella
Grace Watkins
Grace Hanning
Mac Weekly
Josephine Barrett
David Glenn
Thomas Shelton
Thomas McLaughlin
Ruby Lones
Anna Margaret Ashton
Jimmie Pierce
Frank Crawford
Lois Jean Morris
Howard Newtun
Josephine Emish
Charles Adkins
Joe Smith
Clyde Warren
Paul Barrows
Garth Lightfoot
Johnnie Buck
Catherine Goldsberry
Garret Lash
Two Children Die in House Fire in Youngstown
A fire in Youngstown killed two girls Florence Rae Loveless 5 and Dolores May 3 who were trapped in a second floor bedroom. Grandmother Mary Miffin 68 died after falling from a second floor window while trying to save them. The mother Florence Loveless was away with her infant child.
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Youngstown
U.P
Childrn
Florence Rae Loveless
Dolores May
Mary Miffinn
Florence Loveless
Youth Slayer Sought in Cleveland Birthday Party Killing
Police search for Edward White 27 killed at a birthday party in Cleveland. Witnesses say he fired at another man with a hammer during an argument and died an hour later after being taken to Charity hospital.
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Edward White
White
Charity Hospital
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Martin Duffy
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C. C. Millikan
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Newark
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Stimson Avenue
Harrison Allen
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Jolly Sewers Club
Richard Fought
Morris Avenue
W. FE. Moler
North College Street
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Harry H. Townsend
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McKee Drug Co
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Westboro
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J. L. Henry
P. BE. Hixson
Co. L. Stout Roy Oscar Davis
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