Mare Rescued After Falling Into One Foot Cistern
A bay mare belonging to George Coe fell through a cistern top at Daugherty farm near Chauncey falling seven feet into water. Quick work by nearby workers bailed water and used blocks and a team of horses to lift the animal to safety. Rescuers included J B Speelman Donald Cunningham William Cochran Harvey Courtney George Coe Charlie Daugherty Coe Daugherty and Ray Tittle. Also notes on Chauncey church services and county home services with Rev W Ahlbrand and family involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Daugherty
George Coe
J. B. Speelman
Donald Cunningham
William Cochran
Harvey Courtney
Charlie Daugherty
Coe Daugherty
Ray Tittle
Social Notes Chauncey Guests Visit Family Aunts
Mrs. Lillian Boling and Mrs. Ruth Warner hosted sisters and aunts at their Sycamore Street home this week. Attendees included Mrs. A. Moore of Francisco Indiana and Mrs. T. B. Fowler of Columbus. Mrs. Fowler will move to Indianapolis Minnesota to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lillian Boling
Ruth Warner
Sycamore Street
Francisco
Ind
Fowler Columbus
Fowler
Indianapolis
Minn
Mount Hermon Church Holds Annual Home-Coming
Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg and their family Chauncey attended the Mount Hermon church annual home coming last Sunday in a community gathering with members from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ogg
Chauncey
Mount Hermon
Sewing Club Meeting Plans County Fair Display
The Cheerful Workers Sewing club of Lower Plains met at Miss Jennie Bryan's home with Clarice Beebe in charge. Members Kathryn Hawk Louise Hale Adrian Dicken Bernice Ball Mary Lohse and visitor Angie Ball attended as plans were finalized for the club display at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cheerful Workers Sewing Club
Lower Plains
Jennie Bryan
Clarice Beebe
Kathryn Hawk
Louise Hale
Adrian Dicken
Bernice Ball
Mary Lohse
Angie Ball
Local visitors and family updates from Mansfield and Lansing
Clarence Stage visited Lansing this week as a business guest. Mrs. Fred Deweese and three children from Mansfield stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Sr. Opal Barnes of Mansfield spent Sunday with her parents, the Ira Barnes family. Kenneth Burchfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield, is seriously ill at home this week. Mr. J Henry and daughters Hazel and Jessie of Stockport visited the Gabriel household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stage
Lansing
Michigan
Fred Deweese
Mansfield
George Gabriel
Opal Barnes
Ira Barnes
Kenneth
Arthur Burchfield
Arthur Triplett Sunday with granddaughters Pearl and Jamita Henry
Arthur Triplett Sunday was accompanied home by his granddaughters Pearl and Jamita Henry from near Millfield. The brief note records their return together after the event and mentions Millfield area connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Triplett
Pearl and
Jamita Henry
Near
Millfield
French mayor seeks clock tower or fire station as war memorial
In Montfaucon France a utilitarian mayor wants a memorial fire station or hospital while the national commission questions clock tower usefulness. Laurence H. Norton and Otto W. Miller of the Ohio battle monuments commission travel August 27 to Europe to push three Ohio Thirty seventh division monuments amid unsettled plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Montfaucon
Laurence H. Norton
Otto W. Miller
Ohio Battle Monuments Commission
Europe
Ohio
Scheldt
Eyne
Belgium
Hattonhhatel
National Commission
Washington
Norton
Miller
Bomb Explodes Near U S Legation in Vienna
An overnight explosion occurred between the United States legation and the residence of Bulgarian finance minister Professor Moloff in Vienna. No injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
United States
Legation
Moloff
Public Forum Letter on Labor Ties and Leadership
A public forum letter criticizes officials and calls for united labor action led by John L. Lewis, warning against water shutoffs and appealing to workers and families. The piece likens leadership to Moses guiding Israelites and stresses independence from officials claimed as "our" authorities. It references U M W and A. groups and mentions Sorrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Mr. Sorrell
Aman
Mae
Ishmael
John L. Lewis
Moses of
Israel
Sorrell
Ambiguous Military Rebuke Embedded in History Text
The fragment criticizes a man who allies with a rebel or gay individual, claiming no claim to a flag. It notes armies have their rebels and labels some as cowards and Judas, reflecting hostile rhetoric and unclear historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas
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Mildred
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Bellevue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Brooks Farm
Dairy Maid
TACK
Millfield and
Jacksonville
Athens County
B. Peck
Kelloggs
Post
Wilson’s
Matt Hof Brand
Old Munich
Saegertown
Igc
Wascott Gingerale
Criquot Club
Batz Beer
Certo
Chipso
Cua
Littler’s Bakery
California
China
Murray City
Glouster
Ib. Sk
Skrogers
Peanut Butter Country Club
del M Brand
Coantes Club
Seaca
Alaska
Sayre
Corn Flakes Country Club
Davis
O. K
Krogers
Cleveland Ave
Sewing
J. Henry
Hazel
Jessie
Stockport
Hawk
Old Reliable Coffee
Crisco
Morton
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