Little Child Dies in The Plains Burial Planned
Lester Benjamin Swart ten months old of Mr and Mrs Henry Swart died Thursday at The Plains after pneumonia. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm at The Plains Church with Rev A L Bradshaw of the Church of God officiating. Burial in Greenlawn cemetery. Grandson of Mr and Mrs George Swart formerly of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Lester Benjamin
Henry Swart
the Plains
the Plains Church
A. L. Bradshaw
Church of God
Greenlawn
George Swart
Son Born in Chauncey Named Robert Webster Mingus
Mr and Mrs Edward Mingus of Chauncey announce the birth of a ten pound son at their Millstreet home on Thursday morning. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Webster Cunningham of Chauncey and has been named Robert Webster. Mrs Harry J Junod hosted a social evening at their High street home in Chauncey with Ernestine Mingus and Miss Minnette Pendergrass assisting. Guests came from Athens Chauncey and Amesville.
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Chauncey
Edward Mingus
Millstreet
Webster Cunningham
Robert Webster
Harry J. Junod
High Street
Ernestine
Minnette Pendergrass
Athens
Amesville
Ladies' Aid Hosts Chauncey Church Meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church held its monthly business meeting. Members discussed upcoming programs and activities, with plans to support church events and neighborhood service.
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Ladies’ Aid
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Chauncey Methodist
Parish Society Allocates Funds for Parsonage Debt
During a social meeting at the High Street parsonage, the group spent the forenoon quilting and, in the afternoon business session, voted to pay 19 dollars toward the parsonage debt and cover additional church furnishings.
Chauncey Residents Visit with Ohio Guests
Mrs. Dane Osborne and Miss Neva Ferrer of Chauncey spent Thursday visiting friends in Glouster. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne of Chauncey hosted Sunday guests at their High street home: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Noble and son, all of Athens. Nearby moves include the Simsons leaving Elis avenue for Mrs. Blanche Brown’s home, and Floyd Shafer with daughter Donna visiting Clinton Courtney in High street. Additional Chauncey guests included Mrs. Gilbert Courtney and Mrs. Herman Fierbaugh with Thelma, plus Mrs. Fred Leate of Green's Run and Jasper Drake with Mrs. E. L. Saffell of Bucyrus visiting East Con verse street. Alison Drake and family of Sharonville, Ohio, plan to join the group over the weekend.
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Dane Osborne
Neva Ferrer
Chauncey
Glouster
Henry Osborne
High Street
Fred Osborne
H. B. Noble
Athens
N. Simpson
E. J. Karns
Elis Avenue
Blanche Brown
Floyd Shafer
Donna
Factory
Clinton Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
Herman Fierbaugh
Thelma
Fred Leate
Green's Run
Jasper A. Drake
E. L. Saffell
Bucyrus
Modoc Mine Produces 2000 Tons In One Day
Glouster reports Mine 215 at Modoc reached 2000 tons on Wednesday marking the first time in over four years the mine loaded that amount daily. Will Miller, new supervisor, had previously lifted output from 1200 tons daily and projects plans for higher future yield.
Baccalaureate Services Prompt Change in Local Churches
Union announces no evening service at Church of Christ or Methodist Church on Sunday due to baccalaureate events at the opera house. Sunday school and morning preaching services will proceed as usual at both churches.
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UNION
Glouster
Opera House
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Diplomas to Be Awarded Next Thursday Evening
A class of thirty eight will receive their diplomas next Thursday evening and Schoos will close the day following.
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Schoos
Twenty sixth Annual District 17 Pythian Sisters Meet
The twenty sixth annual convention of District 17 of the Pythian Sisters will be held with White Rose Temple in Glouster on Wednesday May 6. Three sessions are planned morning afternoon and evening with a dinner at 5 o'clock. Programs have been printed and mailed to district lodges.
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Glouster
District 17
Pythian Sisters
White Rose Temple
Thinks the miner should act first
Cambridge Ohio April 24. A. A. Augustus president of the Cambridge Collieries company says miners should state their wage desires to relieve officials of responsibility for any change. He calls wage revision the only salvation for the Eastern Ohio and Hocking coal field and doubts West Virginia nonunion operators would further reduce wages.
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Cambridge, CO
A. A. Augustus
Cambridg Collieries Company
Ohio
Hocking
Augustus
West Virginia
Seniors Present Charm School at the Opera House
Glouster April 24. The advance sale for the senior class play The Charm School at the opera house tonight is strong and a crowded house is expected. The three act play features class members in all roles and commencement exercises will follow at the same venue.
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Glouster
Opera House
Charm School
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Women’s Ailments
A home medicine chest list includes spirits of ammonia iodine tincture milk of magnesia castor oil epsom salts peppermint camphor and other remedies. The ad urges every woman to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease the aches and pains unique to women, claiming three generations’ proof.
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Lydia FE
Foreign regime in Shanghai faces child labor sting
A Shanghai child labor commission report criticizes Western adoption as it documents five year olds in a match factory and long silk factory shifts. The Shanghai council backed the study, led by Adelaide Anderson, amid international shock over native industrial conditions.
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Shanghat
China
East
Child Labor Commission
Shanghai
Council of
Misa Adelaide Anderson
Britain
England
Prescription for Colds Crippe Flu Dengue and Malaria
A fragment notes a remedy described as a prescription for various illnesses. It claims to kill germs and addresses conditions including colds grippe influenza dengue bilious fever and malaria.
Durbin Son Released After Bank Check Incident
Andrew Durbin, 81, son of W. W. Durbin state Democratic chairman, was released from Marion city prison and sent home to Kenton after a Toledo bank case where he passed two worthless checks. Durbin’s father settled the matter.
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Marion
Andrew Durbin
W. W. Durbin
Democratic Committee
Kenton
Durbin
Toledo
Marion Automobile Club
Motors Replace Dutch Windmills in The Hague
Holland shifts from windmills to electric motors for grinding, pumping, and flood control. The transition provokes public debate as windmills disappear, with a society named Holland's Mills forming to preserve the traditional sight and a professor urging government action for political safety.
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The
Hague
Holland
van Eysinga
Heat Prostrates Two In Akron Hospitals
Akron April 24 two men Charles Monegan 75 and Christ Jones 73 are in hospitals with heat prostration. Monegan has been unconscious for eighteen hours while Jones is expected to recover. The high for yesterday reached 83 degrees.
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Akron
Charles Monegan
Christ Jones
Monegan
Jones
Athens tailor taken to hospital on commitment writ
David C. Slaughter of Athens was transported to Athens State Hospital this morning under a commitment writ issued by the Roscottin court.
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David C. Slaughter
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Probate court records reveal family concerns in Ross County
Fragmentary notes show a probate matter involving a spouse living in We are afraid for reason to see the spring st nht turn alt green with p.
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Ross County
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Gibson
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Washington &T
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the Athens Messenger
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Nelsonville
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Agallon
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Jackson Mil & Lumber Cea
Jackson
Gompf's
Variety
R. C. Blankenship
New Starksville
Nank's Merchandise Co
Hawks, C
Stevens & Sons
Vinto
E. L. Pottrell
Porter
Denney & McDaniel
Bidwell
C. KB. Swisher
Kyger
I. M. Boice
Middleport
Ward Cross Sons
Racine
W. F. Sayre
Antiquity
D. EK. Camink
Berlin Cross
H. KE. Ansel
Zaleski
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
West Union St
M. Lantz
McArthur, L
Frye & Bon
Allens- Vile
Cecil Hardware Co
al Lensville
Smart Chauncey
Tee McMillin
Plains
C. E. L. Bellstein
Gallipolis
H. Sonville
C. Chas
White, Jacks
Melvin Dunfee
D. P. Evans, Carl
Barsen
Cael Eddy Howe
George
Ota
Great White Way
Loyal Order OF Moose
Richland Avenue Show Grounds
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