Picnic and meetings mark Chauncey Aug 6 events
The Ladies Aid of the Millfield Christian church held an all day outing at Mrs. H. Boudinot’s home with a business session led by Mrs. Celia Boudinot, a noon picnic, and an afternoon program led by Mrs. H. McDaniel. Miners near Chauncey prepared for a mass meeting in the grove, while Nazarene Holiness church delegates went to Columbus for a ten day camp meeting. Dr. M. G. Blunder of Cincinnati visited Chauncey for the Henry family reunion and the marriage of Dorothy Russell and Hollas Stalder was celebrated July 27 in Marietta.
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Herauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Mill
Chauncey
Minera
Uhrig
Vicinty
Xo Chadncey
Samel Darnell
Raythafer
George Shafer
Walter Wharton m
Nazarine Holliness Church of the
M. G. Blunder
Cincinnati
Chaun
T. W. Duffee
T. R. Hamilton
Blundr
Henry
Amesville
Ladies Aid Society Quilting At Zion Church Lower Plains
The Zion Baptist Church Ladies Aid of Lower Plains held its weekly quilting session. Members included Mrs. Elmer Coon, Mrs. B G Nichols, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Benton Potts, Mrs. James McHarg, and visitor Mrs. James Ferguson of Charleston W Va. Mrs. Harry Moore hosted dinner at her Lower Plains home honoring Mrs. Ferguson with guests Mrs. Fannie McCathran, Mrs. Arthur Burchfield and son Kenneth, Mrs. Flora McHarg, and Mrs. Raymond Augustine and three children.
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Chaung
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zion Bap- Het
Lower Plains
Elmer Coon
G. Nichols
Harry Moore
Benton Potts
James McHarg
James Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Ferguson
Fannie McCathran
Arthur Burchfield
Kenneth
Flora McHarg
Raymond Augustine
the Plains
Bir
John Shaner
George Shaner
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Personal notices and weddings from Chauncey region
Chauncey items report a marriage announcement for the Baughman couple linked to Akron and local visits among residents. Several Chauncey guests and visitors are named, including Mrs. Arthur Burchfield, Mrs. John Shaner, Mrs. George Shaner, Mrs. Ray Dren, Mrs. Virgil Baughman, and others visiting Albany, Columbus, Wheeling, and Wheeling areas.
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Alary Louse
Sessy Bell Baughman
Earl Austin
Akron
Virgil Baughman
Chauncey
Albany
Elsie Edwards
Leon
W. Va
Minus Stalder
Nancy Bowden
John Shafer
Floride Shafer
Columbus
Robert Noble
Twe 'Ptains
Metta
Gladden
Womine
Land
C. Z. Sattler
Felansbee
Chrete Hill
Ray Beller and
Chizen
Wheeling
Cliford Collins
Atens
Robert
Pythian Sisters to Observe Monthly Birthday Party
Chauncey temple of the Temple Pythian Sisters will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening honoring members whose birthdays fall in August. A social hour follows with a pot luck supper announced by organizers.
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Chauncey
Temple
Pythian Sisters of
Local residents return from Atlantic City trip
Miss Lera Wilson and Mr and Mrs on May avenue welcome Flora Bloom of Cincinnati after a three weeks visit in Atlantic City and New York.
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Ser
May Avenue
Lera Wilson
Chrun
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Lork
Weather Report Forecast For August Period
Weather notes indicate a drying trend with temperatures returning to normal after a period of rain. The report mentions a forecast for Washington and nearby areas from August 3 onward, predicting typical August conditions and a brief spell of cooling.
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Washington
Porches Fall Injure Couple In Logan West Virginia
In Logan West Virginia Mr and Mrs Mel James Petterson were badly hurt when stucco porches from the building above collapsed onto them and crushed them. A shard from the falling debris shattered a grocery store plate glass window as Petterson was knocked through it while Mrs Petterson was seated on the sidewalk beside her husband.
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Logan
W. Va
Mel James Petterson
Atucca
Petterson
Klan Ordered to Show Cause in Pennsylvania Case
In Pittsburgh, Aug 6, federal judge ordered the Ku Klux Klan to show why it should not be enjoined from acting in western Pennsylvania and to explain why a receiver should not be appointed. Hearing is set for Sept 5. Also reported, Wong Some, 40, leaped into Lake Erie in Cleveland, prompting search efforts.
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Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania
W. H. S. Thompson
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Cleveland
U.R
Wong Some
Lake Erie
Lodi Nimble Stitchers Plan August Meeting
The Lodi Nimble Stitchers Cloth ing club plans a regu lar meeting August 16 at the leader Mrs C S Westcott home. A pot luck supper and a slumber party are planned. Final fair arrangements will be made with Ruth Cowen Marie Grim Grace Harris Mary Burson Burdena Wawh Andrean Smith Gladys Clark and Mildred Smith on the program.
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Lodi
Cluh
C. S. Westcott
Ruth Cowen
Marie Grim
Grace Harris
Mary Burson
Burdena
Wawh
Andrean Smith
Gladys Clark
Mildred Smith
Chamberlin plans new attempt to reclaim endurance record
New York August 5 era The aviator Clarence D Chamberlin, known for his trans Atlantic flight, announced he would try again to recapture the airplane endurance record co held with Bert Acosta. The current mark had just been broken today by two German fliers.
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New York
Clarence D Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Bus Crash Near Newport Kills Ky Blacksmith
Aug 6. U RR William A Maines aged 68 a blacksmith from Falmouth Kentucky died yesterday when a bus carrying only him crashed into a tree on the makne twenty miles south of Newport Kentucky The coroner said he died of an internal hemorrhage.
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Cincinnati
U.rr
William A. Maines
Falmouth
Makne
Newport
Exchange Students Between Pomona and Mexico City
Pomona College in southern California and the National University of Mexico in Mexico City agreed to swap two students each to boost cultural contact. Shown are Guadalupe Jimnez Pasado and Guadalupe Zuniga from Mexico, exchanged for Ralph Kuhlman of Pasadena and Loren Hendrickson of Huntington Beach, Canada.
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Pomona College
Southern California
National University of Mexico
Mexico City
Mexlean School
Guadalupe Jimmez Pasado
Guadalupe Zuniga
Pomena
Ralph Kuhlman
Pasadena
Calif
Loren Hendrickson
Huntington Beach
Mines Operate With Non-Union Miners At Columbus
Mines of the Pittsburgh Coal Company in Affeits County are in full operation with non-union miners, according to reports received today at the district office.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Afeits County
Bomb Explodes at Ford Agency in Buenos Aires
A PR A dispatch to La Nacion from Buenos Aires prov says a bomb exploded at a Ford agency in the city around 9:20 p.m. yesterday. No further details on casualties or motive are provided in the readable text.
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Buenos Aires
PRA
la Nacion
Erfamine
Fedaxe
Ford Agency
Gold Heist in Canada Fails to Meet Expectation
Three Ohio officers and inmate Ray Marsden return to Columbus after failing to locate the promised cache of 100 gold chalices and jewels near Lacolle Quebec. Marsden led the chase, confessing to theft from Bishop Hartley. Quebec reports say Marsden later lost track of the hiding place.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Lacolle
Quebec
Ray Marsden
Ohio
Carey
James Creedon
Bernard Birger
Board of Clemency
Sam Current
Bertillon
Pen
Marsden
James J. Hartley
Patrolman Robbed by Two Highwaymen in Cleveland
Frank Sounik, a Cleveland patrolman, was assaulted by two highwaymen who stole his revolver and removed the cartridges before returning the weapon. The incident occurred after he left work.
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Cleveland
Frank Sounik
Preparations for trouble near embassies in London
In London on August 6 1930 reports say authorities brace for possible violent protests around embassies and legations over the death sentence of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
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London
UPI
Yand Yard
Massa
Chusetta
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
666 and its claimed cure for many fevers and illnesses
A historical note describes the number 666 as a patent cure labeled for colds grippe flu dengue bilicus fever and malaria, claiming it destroys germs. The text reflects archaic medical quackery and mistrusting public health language of the era.
Guards at Capitol after bombings in three cities
Washington Aug 6 extra guards were posted at the national capitol and other government buildings following bombings in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Capitol police carried weapons and stepped up main entrance protection while staff urged closer monitoring of visitors. In Cincinnati Ohio James H Keller 40 died and his wife Grace 95 was injured in a domestic shooting at the Keller residence last night.
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Washington
U.R
National Capitol
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Capitol
Washington, C. H
James H. Keller
Grace
Keller
Mussolini Won't Act in Sacco Vanzetti Case
Aug. 6. Premier Mussolini will not take formal action in the Sacco Vanzetti case, according to a government official. Popolo D’Italia, the Fascist party newspaper, denounces Fuller’s decision and criticizes the United States stance in the matter.
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Bendito
Rome
Mussolini
Sacco-Vantetti
United Press
Popolo D'italia
Fuller
Simple Two Piece Dress Pattern for Girls
A children’s sewing pattern describes a two piece dress for a little girl in sizes 4, 63, and 10 years. It specifies materials such as gingham, linen, crepe, or organdy, with yardage for waist and contrasting skirt, and offers pattern mailing for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
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Aluring
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