Spell To A Tie Ends Millfield School Contest
A sixth grade spell contest at West Side School in Millfield ends in a tie between Red and Blue divisions. Each perfect score was eight. Teachers and students from Chauncey and nearby towns are listed among participants and visitors share local news notes.
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UNCEY
Uary
West Side
Millfield
Miss Laur- Fielder
Chauncey
Kozma
Richard Daugherty
Tipton
Mary Mae Dunkle
Misner
Floyd Mason
Wood Patton
William Johnson
Nora
Wil Border
Donald Powell
Willay Yell
Delpha Dunfee
Dorothy Fee
Madaline Merritt
Charléser
Helen Russell
Eight Mines at Chauncey Reported Active
April 30 report lists eight mines in Chauncey area as working. Mines named include numbers 9 267 24 28 86 25 and L. D. Four mines were active Tuesday.
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Chauncey
L. D
Chauncey No
Pomeroy Couple Wed at Gallipolis Mercy
Wayman Mons and Agnes Craig were married by the Rev. Johnson in Gallipolis yesterday. The couple, both of Pomeroy and Middleport, will settle at a home on Vale Street in Pomeroy.
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Gallipolis Mercy
Wayman Mons
Belle Sim
Vale Street
Pomeroy
Agnes Craig
Middleport
Johnson T
Gallipolis
Simmons
Five Letart Graduates Mark School Commencement
Letart High School held commencement exercises Monday with a class of five graduates. Mrs De Fowler sang three numbers with piano accompaniment by Mrs Oscar Klein. The address was delivered by Florence Allen of the same court. In NGSVILLE Elza Brown age 82 died Monday. Funeral held Wednesday at the church with burial in Middleport Cemetery.
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Ngsville
Ze Brown
Reresi Elza Brown
New Central Engineer
Elmer N
Athens
Ethel Ward
Martha Brown
Iddleport
Ithe J
ETART
de Fowler
Letart High School
Oscar Klein
Ge Florence Allen
Mrs Tippie Dies at Lancaster Home in Ohio
Mrs Lena Tippie 60 wife of Allie Tippie former Chauncey resident died Tuesday morning at her Lancaster home after six weeks illness. Funeral at 2 PM in West Union Street Cemetery Athens burial there. Survived by husband son John daughter Mrs Lon Hoisington. several children preceded her.
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Chauncey
Lena Tippie
Allie Tippie
Lancaster
Athens
West Union Street
Tippie
George Clinesmith
John M. Tippie
John
Lon Hoisington
F. E. Boudinot
Olive Brookins
Riday
Howard Brookins
Lancaster Street
Sidney Simpson
Elizabeth Jones
Columbus
Angeline Norton
James Norton
Ed Smith
Millfield
M. E
South Jacksonville
William Cole
Charles Loefflier
Arthur Triplett
Fielden Willis
Lillie Williams
Carl Willis
Nelsonville
R. H. Wemmer
Glouster
William Omen
Homer
O. B. Boudinot
Concord
Leland Southerton
Sugar Creek
Roy Knight
Charles Simpson
Stony Camp
Marietta Chadwell
Lola Devore
Ethel McCutcheon
Madeline Border
Phyliss Border
Clara Misner
Virginia Border
Messers
Orris
Ray Chadwell
Woodrow Simpson
Ernest
Richard Howard
Arrett
Peter Collins
Orris Boudindt
Glenna Carter
Old Man's Cave
Fred Sayers
E. A. Sayers
Lee James
C. L. Sanders
W. A. Bell
Clara
Moose Hall
Andrew
Virgil Willis
Toots Lanning
Sam Brown
Haydenville
Edward Leoffler
Herb Howard
Howard
State of Arizona
Hasley Kittle
McDougal
Isabelle Brown
W. P. Brown
Chauncey to Host County Oratorical Contest Rehearsals
Rehearsals for the county oratorical contest take place at Chauncey school tonight at 8 o clock. Local students will perform poems, orations, orchestra and chorus numbers in the event expected to draw Chauncey residents.
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Chauncey
Trimble Grange Plans Saturday Meeting and Pot Luck
Trimble Grange No. 1830 will meet Saturday night at 7 30 in the Grange Hall Trimble. A business session and short program follow with a pot luck supper.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Grange Hall
Bids Open for Ohio Road Projects Worth Over 6.5 Million
Ohio on April 30 opened bids for about 75 road projects totaling more than 6.5 million dollars. Low bidders include T. D. Van Camp for surface treating in Vinton Hocking Morgan counties with bids around 28 to 56 thousand dollars, and Brookville Construction for a steel bridge in Gallia County at 58,668 dollars. sealing cracks and joints bids cover 105 miles in seven counties with Williams & Hamilton at 7,891 dollars.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
Vinton County
McArthur-Chillicothe
McArthur-Logan
T. D. van
Williams & Hamilton
Larue
Pride Heads to Cleveland for Two-Day Business Trip
Dr. W. A. Pride left this morning for Cleveland to spend two days on business, reporting plans to return by the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Glouster
W. A. Pride
Toupees Win Big Campus Battle at Ohio University
The Toupee Independent Party swept to victory in a campus election at Ohio University with 1 566 votes. Winners include Maurice Foraker Allan Moon Paul Hauserman and Robert Corace in Men’s Union race plus Eugene Cotter and others in Senior Class. New officers were named for Junior Sophomore and Women’s groups and three governing boards with a wide slate of names across campuses.
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Toupee Independent Party
Ohio University
Wig Party
Maurice Foraker
Corning
Allan Moon
Nova
Paul Hauserman
Mansfield
Robert Corace
Pittsburgh
Eugene Cotter
Erie
Robert Leake
New Straitsville
Kathryn Benjamin
Orion Patch
Russell Kepler
Wellington
Pauline Hill
Athens
Patrick Casey
Youngstown
Elden Hauck
Springfield
Earl Mason
Portsmouth
Wilbur Urban
Massilon
Ruth Heffelfinger
Coshocton
Gladys McLeod
Madison
Hannah Joyce
Rock Creek
Women's League
Jane Mooney
Plain City
Margaret Sanders
Norwalk
Mary Kessinger
Nelsonville
Jane Warner
Cleveland
Marian McClure
Helen McLaughlin
Madeline Martin
Wales Mills
Helen Goss
Lakewood
Elizabeth Hughes
Women’s Athletic Association
Martha Ransdall
Galion
Sophia Elikan
Bellaire
Thelma Naomi Thomas
Democrats Strengthen Washington With Robinson Arrival
The southern Democrats wavering on the Parker nomination gained ground as Democratic Floor Leader Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas arrived from London to reinforce the line in Washington.
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Washington
U.P
Parker
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
London
Sheriff Sale Announces Nelsonville Mortgage Foreclosure
The State of Ohio Athens County Court of Common Pleas Case 4465 outlines a sheriff sale of real estate in York Township. Flora A. Schaal and others are named defendants with the public auction set for May 31, 1930 at 1 PM at the Athens Court House, describing the first tract along the Hocking River and surrounding parcels.
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State of Ohio
Athens County
Court of Common Pleas
The
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Common Pleas
Athens County Savings and Agen Company
Plavi
Sherive
Athens
Coun
Common Views
James Carey
State of
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Peter L. Fegan
Interpreting Fishing Laws Under Ohio Authority
Grouster April 30 details a Columbus ruling clarifying legal angling and gear limits in Ohio waters. It covers permitted methods, trot lines with 50 hooks, license requirements for residents and non residents, age exemptions, two poles per angler, and enforcement by the Division of Conservation. Deputy LeFever toured Columbus to obtain the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie District
Ohio
LeFever
Columbus
Annual inspection of Thea Chapter OEB 8 drew crowd
About 100 attendees from Corning Nelsonville Ironton Athens and New Holland joined Thea Chapter OEB 8 in Glouster for a Tuesday night inspection. Louise B. Shaw of Gallipolis led the inspection and the banquet featured music by the Musical Troubadours, a locally formed orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
O. EB
Corning
Nelsonville
Ironton
Athens
New Holland
Louise B. Shaw
Gallipolis
Troubadours
Mrs Pride Recovering at Greenfield After Illness
Mrs C A Pride of this city is en route to her parents country home near Greenfield for recovery after a two week illness. A letter to Dr Pride notes she is making rapid improvement and will stay a few weeks before returning home.
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C. A. Pride
Boyd Wilson
Greenfield
Complex land description and mineral rights sale in Athens County
Public sale notice details three tracts in York Township and Nelsonville area. Includes center line measurements along rivers, clay and coal reserves for The Hocking Valley Fireclay Company, road easements, and mining rights. Appraised value 5670 dollars. sale by Sheriff of Athens County, April 26, 1934, cash. Also describes adjoining tract details and sale terms for other parcels with reserves and road access. Additionally mentions an abandonment hearing notice for Safeway Transit Company pending before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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Mocking Valley Hire Clay Company
Saslag
York
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company
Asl
Hocking Valley Fireclay Company
Hocking Valley
Fireclay Company
Salt Well Hollow
Flora A. Schaal
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Said County
William Williams
Athena County
Wayne Wingett
Emmett Keenan
Safeway Transit seeks license to extend Ohio route
Public notices state Safeway Transit Company of Ohio filed with the Public Utilities Commission for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate motor transportation along present route 266 from Belpre to Chesapeake and to extend via state routes to Chillicothe. The plan covers eight 21 passenger buses and three daily round trips, with hearings set for May 11, 1920 at 10:00 AM in Columbus.
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Safeway Transit, Company, Inc. Cas
Public Utlities Commission of
Unio
Athens
Chillicothe
Certifonte Neo
T2v
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
State Office
Columbus
Ohio
Safeway Transit Company, Inc
Gallipolla
Belpre
Coolville
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Chesapeake
Athena
Rockland
Tuttle Hocking
Washington
Rome
Chester
Five Points
Middleport
Hobson
Cheshire
Addison
Raccoon
Chambersburg
Crown City
Gallia
Lawrence Counties
Miller
Proctorville
Corporation Line
River Bridge
Albany
Vinton
Pratteville
McArthur
Allensville
Ross
Commission
Sanenon
Auction Notice of Ohio Real Estate Sales in Athens County
Public auction in Athens County Ohio offers for sale two parcels of real estate. The first property in Hebbardsville Village Alexander Township is appraised at $84 110 with sale by Cash. The second tract in Waterloo Township extends 52.21 acres with oil and gas lease and mineral rights reserved.
Descriptions of Property and Public Auction Notices
Legal real estate notices detail land parcels in Ohio with metes and bounds, auctions set May 3 1930 and May 1 1930, appraisals around 1194 and 1550 dollars, and payment terms cash in hand. Parties include William H Wharton administrator James Carey plaintiff and James Smith defendant with Sheriffs and attorneys named.
Public Auction Of Real Estate In Athens County Ohio
In pursuance of an Order of Sale the defendant Charles H. Oxley a stage of the action will offer for sale at public auction at the court house door in Athens Ohio on Saturday the May 1930 at 1 o clock. The property lies in Canaan Township and includes a described tract beginning at the southeast corner of Section 31 Town 13 range 13 Ohio Company lands and runs north along the east line then west then north to a corner stone then east to the line of Joseph Mulligan then south to the road and along a road to the final line.
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Flora A. Schaal
Court House
Athens
Ohio
York Township
County of Athens
State of Ohio
Athens County
Hocking River
Ralph W. Parks
Charles Myers
Charles F. Myers
Nelsonville
York
Onin
Alas
Fred Robinett
Mary Robinett
Alexander Town
Mebbardaville
Alexander Township
Peter Morse
Edmund Morse
Alonso L. Carsey
Frank Olin
Hebbardsville
Probate Court
Aterloo Township
Athena County
Kirst
Haston
Frederick Phillips
Conkey
Raccoon Creek
Said Creek
Carbondale
Rall
Grasa Run
Wsit
Forks
Bf Said
Ealh
Lafayuette
Pulaski Hewitt
William HH
Wharton
Carl B. Wharton
William H. Wharton
James Smith
Athena
Dovertown
Ohio Company
Almira Tinkers
Austin True
William Maynard
Greens Run
Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville Game Association
Flatnaift
E. Barrows
Mack Barrowa
Gstuate
Yorktown
Colts Fairview
Aonville
Coe
Elias Davis
Scott Street
William Yuan
Sherif
Geerge
Warner A Fst A
Attorne
Charles H. Oxley
Maggie Sheridan
Joseph Mulligan
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Chauncey Personals Jr
William Hall
Clifford
John Hall
Syracuse
Es Abel
Willie Zerkleiss
Edna Hall
Jacksonville
Stella Bealis
Joe Chapman
C. EE. McCafferty
Denver Bricker
Marjorie Thomas
Rice Thomas
Allen Riley, Jr
Billy
Herman North
B. F. Goodson
Ester Fluke
Los 8
Cal
Salina
Kans
Kansas
California
Brown
Langsville
Millfield News
Floyd Linscott and Sons
the Plains
Oscar Simpson
Jacob Smith
Jane Tryon
Ella Tanner
Harley Tanner
Earl Titchnell
Allen Riley
Vaughn Earich
Grange
Toupees
Leonard Henninger
Franklin Furnace
Ross Brink
Capac
Mich
Albert Wisner
Edward Keefe
Larchmont
N.Y
Sam Kaye
Rocky River
Joe McCullough
Frank Kocar
Clarence Bryan
Elmer Dingleday
Paul Burke
Homestead
Edward Paul
Fremont
Sheldon Rowland
LeRoy Paul
Lewisburg
Douglas Grafflin
White Plains
N. Y
Edward McCall
Myron Barker
Niles
Lewis Gettings
Williamstown
W. Va
Fred Behrens
Democrats
Glouster and
W. A. Craft
Sunday Creek Valley
Eastern Star
Washington Street
Nelsourville
Secons
Athle
Sears
Brycete Court
H W
Parks
de Bonis
Wood
Williams
SAITY
Shep
Woolley & Rowland
United States
Story
Gilkey
East State Street
Shersun Coe
Wingeer
A. Koon
Angé
Wea Wither Con Conny
Ingeee
M. D. Hughes
Tee
Ickle Ray
Ueil Aa Ste
Wee Paren
Rentsbawen
Prodae
Ics
Assisssien Bircet
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