Funeral for Ira R. Fuller Noted Chauncey Civil War Veteran
Ira R. Fuller died from injuries after being struck while crossing Converse street. Funeral held at his Ellis avenue home with Rev. Dabritz and Rev. Courtney officiating. Burial in Nye cemetery beside late wife. Survived by son William Pava four daughters and numerous grandchildren. Fuller served in Co E Seventh Virginia Cavalry and Co H 141st Ohio National Guard. He was 84 and wrote his own obituary two years earlier. Casket draped with Stars and Stripes per his wish.
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Ira R. Fuller
Converse Street
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey
Ife
Dabritz
Methodist Church
Courtney
Christian Church
Hazel Lahugh
Helen Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Co. E
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Co. H
Ohio National Guards
Community Guests Gather Over Weekend
Union residents hosted relatives and friends from Athens Glouster and Akron over the weekend. Visits included Mr and Mrs I N McHarg and daughter. Miss Irrances Webster. Maxine Myers. Mrs Jesse Henry. Mrs Wm Dorr. Mr and Mrs Harvey Ferrel and son. A church women meeting with Mrs J L Ferguson was postponed to next week. The Burris and Reed families traveled from Columbus to attend the funeral of their grandfather Mr Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henry
Athens
Wm. Dorr
Akron
Charles Bradfield
Harvey Ferrel and Son
B. F. Ferrel
Women of the Christian Church
J. L. Ferguson
Edw. Burris
Harry Reed
Columbus
Iit. Fuller
Local Families Visit Relatives Across the State
Mr and Mrs Walter Spears of Columbus visit the latters parents. Mr and Mrs George Wilson Mr and Mrs Joseph Dixon and baby of Glouster join their daughter M G Clarence Spears and family of Chauncey for Sunday hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spears
Columbus
George Wilson
Joseph Dixon
Baby
Glouster
M. ‘G. Clarence Spears
Chauncey
Entertained Guests At Grimes Home In Stais City
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and daughter Ella hosted a Sunday gathering at their Stais City home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dunlap of Rutland, Mr and Mrs Struble of Haydenville, Miss Bertine Everett of Chicago, Miss Aenes Melligan of Glouster, Mrs Colia Albers of Glouster, Allan Wiley of Nelsonville, Willian Leffler and son Victor of UCvauncey, Mrs Isance Wilson and family, Mrs Ben Bortz of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Nearman of Charleston West Virginia, and Miss voce Stone of Columbus.
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Garfield Grimes
Ella
Stais City
WY. ‘Fe, Dunlap
Rutland
T. FE. Struble
Haydenville
Bertine Everett
Chicago
Aenes Melligan
Glouster
Eolla Albers
Allan Wiley
Nelsonville
Willian Leffler
Victor
Ucvauncey
Isance Wilson
Ben Bortz
Cincinnati
Mary Nearman
Charleston
W.va
Miss Voce Stone
Columbus
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Lena A. Wilson returns to her Chauncey home after a months visit with relatives in Cincinnati. Miss Kathleen Bradfield departs for Columbus ending a three weeks Chauncey visit with cousin Miss Lucille Bradfield.
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Lena A. Wilson
Chauncey
Cincinnati
Kathleen Bradfield
Columbus
Lucille Bradfield
Mrs. Nancy Saxon Visits Albany Relative
Mrs. Nancy Saxon of Albany spent a few days last week at the home of her nephew Gil bert Courtney. Mr. Clint Courtney who has been employed in Akron has returned to his home in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Saxon
Albany
Gilbert Courtney
Clint Courtney
Akron
Chauncey
Chauncey Visit Highlights Local Families
Mrs. Barney Hale and her son Warren Love returned to Toledo after weeks with her parents in Chauncey. The Bumgardners and their baby from Nelsonville joined Mrs. Bumgardner’s parents in Chauncey for a Sunday visit. George Strausbaugh of Logan also spent Sunday in Chauncey.
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Barney Hale
Warren Love
Toledo
Chauncey
B. F. Goodson
George Strausbaugh
Logan
Tysmol Tablets Offer Relief For Neuritis Pain
A health notice claims neuritis causes sharp pains in the arm neck and leg with headaches and eye twitching. It promotes Tysmol tablets as a harmless remedy from McKee Drug Co and Tysmol Co citing distribution at 460 Sutter Street San Francisco.
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McKee Drug Co
Tysmol Co
Mfg
Sutter Street
San Francisco
Pleasanton Guests Visit Athens Area Families
Pleasanton and Manhattan residents visit Athens area kin including the Sneddons Annis and family Melvin Kenney Dock Kenney and Wayne Kenney. George Morrison shows slight improvement Ora Morrison Arnold funeral held Bedford. Athens attendees included Gretchen Schaffler Marie Hope Marzuela Richards and others from the Leighty and Haning families.
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John Sneddon
Annis
Athens
J. N. Cuckler
Melvin Kenney
Dock Kenney
Wayne Kenney
George Morrison
Park Calderwood
Manhattan
Kan
Sheldon Parkerp
Gretchen Schaffler
Marie Hope
Marzuela Richards
Howard Sams
Harry Barstow
Charles Schaffler
Charles Leighty
Alva Haning
Local Social Roundup from Plains and Athens
The item lists weekend visits and illness among residents in Plains and Athens areas. Names include Abbie Graves, Aldie Matheney family, Mildred Davis, Virgene Shields, Mozelle Stephans, Liz Guess, Ed Burdette, Frank Smith, John Woods, Ralph, Bob Hawk, Ed McCall, Pat Moore, Russel Michaels, and Mary Stauffer, with notes on travel to Athens and local gatherings.
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Abbie Graves
Columbus
Liz Guess
Ed Burdette
Athens
Frank Smith
John Woods
aRalph
Will Roberts
Bob Howard
Bob Hawk
Parkersburg
Ed McCall
Pat Moore
Ed. Micheals
Son Russel
Carpenter
Rock Riffle
Neta Stauffer
Mary Stauffer
Sile Nichols
Wilson Family Returns Home From Chauncey Visit
Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson and their two children who had been visiting Chauncey have returned to their Weston West Virginia home.
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Grant Wilson
Chauncey
Weston
W. Va
Miss Elsie Worden Visits With Her Mother
Miss Elsie Worden of Columbus spent the weekend here with her mother Mrs. Zelda Worden, sharing time and family moments in town.
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Elsie Worden
Columbus
Zelda Worden
Mayor Koons Orders Weed Cleanup Citywide
Mayor Koons issues another notice demanding property owners cut weeds on premises. Vacant lots around town have grown tall and unattractive, requiring immediate attention to restore appearance.
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Koons
Lost Ambassador II Flying Boat Probe Opens
Investigators from U S prohibition enforcement opened a probe into the aero marine flying boat Ambassador II reported abandoned six miles off Long Beach after its engine stopped at an altitude of 1200 feet.
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New York
United States Prohibition Enforcement
Aero-Marine
Ambassador II
Long Beach
Youngest Woman Lawyer Candidate In United States
Thelma Harell, a 17 year old, passed the George bar examinations and has been admitted to practice in Savannah, believed to be the youngest woman in the U.S. legal profession.
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United States
Thelma Harell
George
Savannah
Miss Harell
Virgin Islands Named by Columbus for 11 000 Virgins
Columbus named the Virgin Islands in honor of 11 000 virgins, a figure associated with the colonial legend. The claim reflects historical attribution rather than verifiable documentary evidence.
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Virgin Islands
Columbus
Temperature Rise Brings Warm Spell Amid Cold Nights
A slight rise in temperature was noted Monday night with a low of 44 degrees and a high of 81. Tuesday morning reached 80 degrees as the warm spell returned. The weatherman forecasts showers Tuesday night and Wednesday, delayed Monday by railroad disruption.
Senate debate looms over MecCumber Fordney bonus bill
A wave of amendments to the MecCumber Fordney soldiers' bonus bill is expected as the Senate prepares to tackle the measure. Senator Borah leads anti bonus efforts while leaders push the twenty year endowment insurance plan endorsed by the American Legion. Notable amendments include McNary land reclamation defense Smoot tax and Ladd bank tax proposals.
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J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Senate
House
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Borah
Lodge
American Legion
Man Turning to Stone Featured at County Fair
Karzan, a Mexican man bitten by a rattlesnake 30 years ago, appears at the fair showing a gradual stone-like transformation. He is on the midway with approval from the fair board. Specialists say the condition may eventually affect his entire body.
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Karzan
Fair Board
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Chase and family spent Thursday with C. E. McCune and family while letters from Irving Easler at Camp Knox describe an eventful time. Robert Meeks and family drove to Nelsonville Sunday. Arthur Antle family moving into a new home. Vess Householder family and two sons visited G. R. McCune. Mrs. Otto Duncan ill. G. R. McCune, Melville, Floyd Householder and daughter visited Miss Howard Friday. Vera Fierce, Charlotte Meeks, Ernest Thomas, Wayne Fierce and Lee Howard attended a corn roast at Trimble last Wednesday evening.
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Fredie Johnson
William Johnson Sr
C. E. McCune
Irving Easler
Camp Knox
Robert Meeks
Nelsonville
Arthur Antle
Vess Householder
G. R. McCune
Otto Duncan
Melville
Floyd Householder
Miss Howard
Vera Fierce
Charlotte Meeks
Ernest Thomas
Wayne Fierce
Lee Howard
Trimble
Bucyrus Area Hints at State Fishing Resort
L. W. Paste of Galion urges a project three miles east of Bucyrus off the Lincoln highway to create a summer fishing resort. The land is being surveyed for a state game preserve and fish hatchery.
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Bucyrus
L. W., Paste, Galion
Lincoln Highway
Campus romance and family tension at a college reception
At a university gathering Neel introduces Sarah Ann to the Grants, noting a rival pressure from Ethel Ramsay. Mrs. Grant warm welcomes Sarah Ann while Cornelius Grant stays wary, as the party plans a later gathering with six guests. (To be continued)
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Sarah Ann
Neel
Jimmie Vanderveer
Jimmie
Ethel
Mater
Ithel Ramsay
Ard
Nee
Ned
Local residents and visitors frequent area towns
Carpenter Lafe Dunbar and family of Columbus visited Mrs. A. E. Dunbar. Grass preached at the F B church. Clifton Wood and daughter Elpha visited Albany. Radekin Brothers threshing machine operated nearby. Mrs. R. C. Schofield returned to Columbus after a stay with relatives. David Caster and wife of West Scipio visited I. M. Swett. Mrs. Sam Throckmorton and Dorothy returned to Chicago. John Rawlings and W. I. Swett families came back from Columbus and Millersport. Jesse McCall and wife were at Athens. George Ellis spent weekend at F. E. Wood’s farm. Guy Gorby and wife planned a trip to Cincinnati. Mrs. F. E. Sisson and family visited D. M. Sisson. Miss Emma Wood, employed at Albany, visited her parents Jasper Wood and wife. Caster Brothers baled hay for A. D. Morrison. J. S. Dudgeon operated an older press Friday. Local teachers hired in Columbia township include Dye, Miss Green, Carpenter Madge Sluth, Keepers A. E. Gotschall, Flower Hill Alta Webb, Chestnut Ridge Raymond Webb.
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Lafe Dunbar
Columbus
A. E. Dunbar
Nev. Grass
F. B
Cifton Wood
Elpha
Albany
Radekin
FE. T. Sisson
D. M. Sisson
Emma Wood
Jasper Wood
A. D. Morrison
J.S. Dudgeon
Columbia Township
Dye
Miss Green
Madge Sluth
A. E. Gotschall
Flower Hill
Alta Webb
Chestnut Ridge
Raymond Webb
State closes deal for 1100 acres near Grafton
Elyria Aug 22 E H Sidwell chief state agriculturist and Charles G Williams of the attorney general's office are here closing the final deal for the purchase of 1100 acres near Grafton to be used as an extension to the state insane asylum at Newburg Cleveland.
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Elyria
E. H. Sidwell
Charles G. Williams
Attorney General's Office
Grafton
Newburg
Cleveland
Privateers afloat in the war of the United States
Report notes that more than 259 American privateers were afloat during the conflict, highlighting privateering as a significant naval element.
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