Dinner honoring Sergt Dean Linscott in Chauncey Wilkesville
A Wilkesville Chauncey gathering at Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron home celebrated Sergt Dean Linscott’s return from overseas. Attendees from Chauncey included the McCaffertys and Don Lamberson visiting relatives. Mrs. O. M. Russell joined from Wellston.
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William Cameron
Wilkesville
Ohio
Wilkesville and
Chauncey
Sergt
Dean Linscott
J. N. McCafferty
Vlora McCafferty
Don Lamberson
Columbus
O. M. Russell
Wellston
Chauncey Jaml
Robert Hixon
Freckles Gone With Othine Double Strength
Advertises Othine double strength to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver results. Claims most freckles disappear, lighter spots vanish, one ounce enough in many cases.
Two Boys Arrested Over Auto Theft Ring Near Loganville
Two youths tied to a theft ring moved stolen car to Nelsonville then worked on Jerseyville farms. They stole from A. K. Newman in Jerseyville and were later arrested. Edward Finn, 16 to 17, and Frank Harris, about 18, claimed different origins and denied Boys Industrial School ties.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Jerseyville
A. K. Newman
West Virginia
Lancaster
Finn
Lodi
McKinley
Phillips
Youngstown
Edward Finn
Monthly meeting at country home with picnic supper
The -monthly meeting of the class was held at Mrs. M. J. Gardner's country home on a rainy Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Pendergrass led the program in Mrs. Neal Hessel's absence, and a fine picnic supper followed on the lawn. Members and guests listed include numerous Mrs. Gardner family and visitors from several towns.
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M. J. Gardner
Neal Hessel
Lloyd Pendergrass
Gardner
Mesdames
Sarah Nye
Blanche Gardner
Miriam Butts
Emma Strausbaugh
Rose Ferguson
Inez Nye
Mollie Gardner
Minnie Jackson
Sarah Stalder
Bess Wilson
Myrta Osborne
Susan Gardner
Isabel Bradfield
Ethel Ferrel
Lena Parry
Leslie Law
Hattie Karns
Florence Pendergrass
Myra Six
Martha Shafer
Maude Fiske
Mozella Tanthony
Matilda Ferrel
Nettie Henry
Mary Sayers
Thomas
Corning
Surtees
Cincinnati
Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Jas. Day
Jones
Allie Kingman
Athens
Lenore Lahugh
Chauncey
Women's Class Held Meet at First Christian Chauncey
The Women's Sunday School class of the First Christian Church Chauncey held their regular semi community gathering. Members discussed upcoming Bible study plans and upcoming charity activities.
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First Christian Church of
Treatment Claim for S. S. S. Blood Purifier Promoted
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a 50 year tested blood purifier free from minerals. It claims proven merits from others' experiences and invites readers to consult reputable druggists or write Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia for guidance.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Social Guests Honor Mrs Hauf and Mrs Turner in Toledo
Mrs Charles Syx entertained at her home honoring her sister Mrs John Hauf and daughter Mrs Mae Turner of Toledo. The evening featured games music and luncheon served by the hostess to Neva Ferrer Kate Noble Lucile Bradfield Irene Watkins Hazel Leffler Ruth Harris Helen Porter Opal Syx and the two honor guests.
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Charles Syx
John Hauf
Wm. Turner
Mae Syx
Toledo
Neva Ferrer
Kate Noble
Lucile Bradfield
Irene Watkins
Hazel Leffler
Ruth Harris
Helen Porter
Opal Syx
Hauf
Turner
Chaplain Hoon to Speak at First Christian Chauncey
Rev. M F E Hoon, WWI chaplain who served two years with time overseas around St Mihiel Le Mans Argonne Forest and wounds received, will speak at the First Christian Church Chauncey Sunday morning and also preach at the evening service. All are invited. Mrs Ella Tedrick and daughter Mrs Wm Hines were in Mansfield Ohio this week visiting Ralph Lewis. Mrs Austin Parkhurst spending week with sister Mrs I N McHarg and family Union. Mr and Mrs BF Wharton and family visited relatives at Longstreth Ohio last week.
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Chaplain Hoon
M. FE. Hoon
St. Mihie
le Mans
Argonne Forest
Chauncey
Ella Tedrick
Wm. Hines
Mansfield
Ralph Lewis
Austin Parkhursts
I. N. McHarg
Union
BF. C. Wharton
Longstreth
Ohio
Congress urged probe of Leech contempt case
Representative Baer of North Dakota asked the House to investigate the confinement of Edward T. Leech editor of The Memphis Press in jail for alleged contempt of court over an editorial. He urged study of possible infringement of a free press by the court.
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Washington
Edward T. Leech
Memphis Press
Baer
North Dakota
Cooling Temperatures Lead to Short Jail Term
In Cleveland on Aug 7 Mrs. Harry Whitely testified her husband’s high temperature caused him to beat her regularly. the judge sentenced Harry Whitely to ten days in jail.
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Cleveland
Harry Whitely
Harry
Just What She Needed From Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri writes that she used Chamberlains Tablets a while ago and they proved to be just what she needed. They relieved her indigestion toned her liver and rid her of backache and dizziness she had suffered from for some time. She says they did her a world of good and she will always speak well of them.
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Mrs. Volta Bankson
Chillicothe
Flour Prices Set by Grain Board Across Regions
New York reports Julius H. Barnes states the U S Grain Corporation will sell flour through normal channels at 12 to 12 ¼ a barrel to the public. Deliveries to wholesalers east of the Mississippi at 10 ¼ and west at 10 with caps on markups for wholesalers and retailers. Barnes argues price adjustments may help consumers while noting world wheat prospects and bread costs.
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New York
Julius H. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
Mississippi
Pacific Coast Territory
Athens
Barnes
Russia
Grain Corporation
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Chicago
Stockyard Workers Threaten Strike Over Guards
In Chicago on August 8, thirty three thousand white stockyard workers from forty two unions threatened to strike unless police and armed guards are removed from the yards. Extra police and 1,200 guards were stationed as 3,000 black or mixed workers returned after a ten day layoff due to race riot fears. two hundred deputy sheriffs were also deployed. The decision to strike was made at a meeting last night.
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Chicago
Thief Steals Badge From Fort Worth Probation Officer
Ungallant thieves stole the badge of Mrs. Ollie Hargrave, Fort Worth Texas, who serves as city probation officer. The incident underscores security concerns for local officials.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ollie Hargraves
Faar
King Ferdinand Enters Budapest on Aug. 8 Dispatch
Paris reports that King Ferdinand of Hungary has entered Budapest the dispatch from that city stated today.
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Paris
Ferdinand of
Hungary
Budapest
Hold-up Man Shot by Akron Officer
Alex Stamper of Cleveland, recently released from the workhouse, lies dying at City Hospital after a bullet wound to the abdomen fired by railroad detective Tony Spazer during a holdup in East Akron. Stamper confessed at the hospital to staging three holdups the prior Thursday night.
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Akron
Alex Stamper
East 71St Street
Cleveland
City Hospital
Tony Spazer
Stamper
East Akron
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McKee Drug Co
H. W Cotner
E.R. Lash
Chauncey Newo
Sergt. Linscott
Saints Church
Church of God
Young Peoples’ Society of the Church
Mildred Boyd
Neva Wilson
B. F. Timmons
Leona Six and Sons
Little Hocking
B. L
James Thimmes
Ruth of
Lash
Curry’s Restaurant
Opera House
Congress
United States
E. Norris
Over Auto Sales Co
Martins Garage
Albany
Eddie Banks Motor Car Co
Chapman Brothers
Guysville
F. H. Gifford
Amesville
Webster & Sutton
Canaanville
W. E. Baker
Coolville
Bert Wolfe
Jacksonville
R. J. Hellman
Circle Hill
the Plains
Usco
Grain Board
East State Street
East State ST
Merry Wedding Bells
Sue
Henry Burr
Irving
Jack Kaufman
Estekes
Lucille
Life and Love
Wailtz
Sweatman
Bert Williams
Columbia Orchestra
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Company
Hibbard’s Music
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