Brotherhood to Meet in Athens
The Men's Brotherhood of Athens county will meet Sunday at 2:30 PM in the First Christian church, Athens. President Karl W. Gardner will preside. Rev. James Arthur Long of Indianapolis will speak. Attendees from county churches expected. Chauncey ties noted. a young folks’ outing included.
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Chauncey
Men's Brotherhood
Athens County
First Christian Church
Athens
Karl W. Gardner
James Arthur Long
Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio University
Long
George Harvey Nad
Inmate Edwin Owens Dies at Chauncey County Infirmary
Edwin Owens, 60, who claimed New York as home, died at Chauncey County Infirmary after a heart attack. He had been picked up in Athens in a weakened state with no funds or relatives nearby and was moved to the infirmary where he rose, ate breakfast, then collapsed and died. Undertaker Jagers prepared the body for burial.
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Chauncey
Edwin Owens
New York State
Owens
Athens
Eight Chauncy Scouts Win First Class Badges
At Troop One Chauncy Boy Scouts meeting in Drake street Chauncy eight scouts earned first class badges Carol Tippett Cate Warner Montford Cunningham Bennie Ferrer Virgil Ogg Neal Tippett Charles Minister Wayne Smith Scoutmaster Ralph Pritts noted it marked the first Chauncy scouts to reach first class. Visiting first class scout Charles On of W Va attended the event as well. Local scouts plan to attend the camp near Stewart opening August 23.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Drake Street
Carol Tippett
Cate Warner
Montford Cunningham
Bennie Ferrer
Virgil Ogg
Neal Tippett
Charles Minister
Wayne Smith
Ralph Pritts
Twins Celebrate Eighth Birthday
Clyde and Carl Gabriel, twin sons of Mr and Mrs Fred Gabriel, celebrated their eleventh birthday anniversaries with a party at The Plains. Guests included Alice Matson Adrian Dickens Frances Delores Sickles Robert Dickens Donald Gabriel Lowell Stage Clarence McDonald Christina Hale Alfred Gabriel Alberta Barnes Don Gabriel.
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Chauncey
Clyde
Carl Gabriel
Fred Gabriel
the Plains
Alice Matson
Adrian Dickens
Frances Delores Sickles
Robert Dickens
Donald Gabriel
Lowell Stage
Clarence McDonald
Christina Hale
Alfred Gabriel
Alberta Barnes
Don Gabriel
Chauncey Man, 87, Fatally Sidelined by Stroke
John Haynes aged 87 of Chauncey suffered a second paralytic stroke at his home last evening and is in critical condition. He had been confined to a wheel chair since a previous stroke seven years ago.
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Chauncey
Aug
John Haynes
Miss Orpha Sweazy Accepts City Position in Chauncey
Chauncey resident Miss Orpha Marguerite Sweazy, a Bliss Business College Columbus graduate, has accepted a position in Chauncey after previous work in Buffalo New York. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi L Sweazy of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Orpha Marguerite Sweazy
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Sweazy
Buffalo
N. Y
Levi L. Sweazy
The Plains Personal Notes Run Weekend Visits
James Powell returned from a visit in East Liverpool. Mr and Mrs William McDonald and Mr and Mrs H L McDonald and family of Pomeroy spent Sunday at the home of Charles Mac Donald at Hocking. Mrs John Leonard visited relatives in Columbus last week. William Channel and son Glen, employed in Santay, spent Sunday at home. Guilford McGlone, employed in Portsmouth, spent the weekend at home.
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the Plains
James Powell
Liverpool
William McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Pomeroy
Charles MacDonald
Hocking
John Leonard
Columbus
William Channel
Glen
Santay
Guilford McGlone
Portsmouth
Clell Throme Visits Parkersburg Hosts
Clell Throme of Parkersburg spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr. for an informal gathering.
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Clell Throme
Parkersburg
George Gabriel, Jr
Chauncey Social Roundup Tells Offbeat Local Notes
Miss Hazel Conrad visited Chauncey at the Fielder home. William Katzenback of Dayton, visiting Chauncey, lost a thumb and first finger while working for Delco Light in Dayton. L C Champlin attended Mrs Slisher’s funeral after surgery in Columbus. Ernest Champlin returned from Pontiac Michigan. Mrs J Robinson of Columbus is in Chauncey for Earl Robinson’s death. Kiwanis notes report attendance prize won by I W Ley. Cletus Stocklein to prize next week. Two Kiwanian baseball teams eyed with practice to begin next Tuesday at 6 on American Legion grounds with visiting W P Madden of Cheyenne present.
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Hazel Conrad
Chauncey
Mrs
Ben Fielder
William Katzenback
Dayton
Katzenback
Delco Light Company
L. C. Champlin
Slisher
Columbus
Mrs. J. Robinson
Earl Robinson
I. W. Ley
Carl Pico
Pico Wholesale Company
Cletus Stocklein
Andrew Chuts
American Legion
W. P. Madden
Cheyenne
Legislation Cannot Fix Coal Freight Rates Says Authority
Glouster Kiwanis learns from C H Bryson that Ohio law cannot set coal freight rates now. he notes Interstate Commerce Commission holds power over inter state rates, with only Congress able to change this. Bricker represents the Ohio PUC in an interstate case. Professor George McLaughlin outlines student reasoning differences using engine illustrations.
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Glouster
Bryson
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Bricker
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio Legislature
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Congress of the United States
George McLaughlin
Mother’s Friend hailed by mother in Scranton tale
An eminent physician endorses the remedy Mother’s Friend for easier delivery. Mrs. C. J. Hartman of Scranton says her last two births required only a nurse and minutes with no doctor, promoting use of the product and inviting readers to request a free illustrated book from the Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
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C. J. Hartman
Scranton
Pee Id Regulator Co. BA
Atlanta
Notable Names in Local Directory Mentioned
Wyoming, B. B. Cunningham of Naples Florida and H. J. Parker of Athens are cited in the readable fragment, indicating listed individuals connected to the region. The brief snippet names two persons and places without additional context or actions.
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Wyoming
B. B. Cunningham
Naples, Fla
H. J. Parker
Athens
Woodruffs Visit Relatives Before Moving to Atlanta Post
Mr and Mrs T M Woodruff finish visits in Glouster and Hemlock and plan travels to Norfolk Va Niagara Falls and Atlantic City. Woodruff accepts job as physical director in Atlanta schools for the coming year.
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Glouster
T. M. Woodruff
Hemlock
Kiwanis Legion Ball Game Rescheduled for Friday
The Kiwanis club versus American Legion baseball game postponed Monday due to wet grounds will resume Friday at 6 p.m. Merchants and clerks are invited to attend and witness the matchup in Glouster.
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Glousbter
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Local families plan summer outings to Michigan resort
Mr and Mrs B W Hawk and their son Jim of this city depart with Mr and Mrs Harold Mechem and their two children for a two week trip to North Lakes Resort Bellaire Michigan. Mr and Mrs Leo Dennison and infant go to Dennison Wednesday to visit relatives for a week.
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B. W. Hawk
Jim
City
Harold Mechem
Nelsonville
North Lakes Resort
Bellaire
Mich
Leo Dennison
Dennison
Illinois senate primary probe wraps up after findings on spending
The Senate primary investigating committee in Chicago will close its inquiry after uncovering at least a million dollars spent in the Illinois primary. It reports public utilities leaders financed campaigns and gunmen terrorization at polls.
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Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Senate
Indiana Pastor to Speak in Athens County
The Rev. James A. Long, pastor of North Park Church, Indianapolis, will address Athens county Christian churchmen Sunday at 2:30 in the local church. A Ohio University graduate, he led parishes in Trimble Chauncey Mt. Vernon and Wilmington and is visiting Mrs Long’s parents in Chauncey.
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James A. Long
North Park
Indianapolis
Hocking Valley
Christian Churches of
Athens County
Long
Ohio University
Trimble
Chauncey
Mt. Vernon
Wilmington
Paris Woman Dies In Explosive Fire After Silk Smoulder
Helene Moraine of Paris perished when a synthetic silk fabric ignited by an explosive substance in her clothing caused a fatal burn. Investigators seek motive and details while authorities review the incident.
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Paris
Mile
Helene Moraine
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