Mathews Family Reunion elects officers at Chauncey gathering
Chauncey Aug 3 Sept Bert Daugherty of the County Home Chauncey was elected president at the annual Mathews family reunion in Franklin Park Columbus Dr Howard Mathews Dresden was named vice president and Mrs Mildred Seigfried Delaware secretary about 150 relatives attended The Shelter House was reserved for dinner John H Mathews Columbus reported on genealogy Armand Thomas led games next year’s reunion will be at the same park Attendees from Chauncey included Supt Daugherty Mrs Daugherty Mrs Flora Wyatt Mrs Gladys Pickering and Mayor W D Hines
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Chauncey
Bert Daugherty
Mathews
Franklin Park
Columbus
Howard Mathews
Dresden
Mildred Seigfried
Delaware
Park
John H. Mathews
Surprise Birthday Observed for Mrs Heaton by Friends
Mrs Leta Heaton was surprised on Monday night by relatives and friends for her birthday anniversary. Gifts included two large cakes with homemade ice cream. The event was planned by Mrs Deme Bescoe with games and contests awarding prizes to Mrs W T Staten and Mrs Vessie Johnson. about 2% of residents attended.
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Chauncey
Leta Heaton
Deme Bescoe
W. T. Staten
Vessie Johnson
Chauncey Lacey Ware Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Lacey Ware celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a chicken dinner and gifts. All their children and grandchildren attended as relatives visited from Ohio Michigan and Chicago to attend the World’s Fair trip.
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Chauncey
Lacey Ware
Veteran bartender seeks gang as women customers anger him
In St Joseph Missouri a longtime bartender quit his job and asked the mayor for entry into a street gang. He lamented that in the past they served men only and blamed women who bring sewing and highball sipping into the bar.
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St. Joseph, Mo
ST. Joseph
John Schuder
Chauncey Briefs Visitors and Local Social News
Chauncey society notes report Mrs Gladys Picker ing and son Dix hosting Grace Ros setter and Richard from Columbus. Mrs Cassie Linecott Harvey and Pauline return to Logan after visiting Chauncey and Mr Sayer in Federal. Dr C N Sanders with Bob and Paul Bradfield visit Columbus. Mrs Daniel Fulton and Lisa Robinett in town. Mrs Edward Minister and Eleanor return from Fairport Harbor. Clara Wallace hosts Past Chief Club Pythian Sisters. B Barker returns to Columbus after Chauncey visit.
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Chauncey
Gladys Pickering
Dix
Grace Rosseter
Richard
Columbus
Cassie Linecott Harvey
Pauline
Logan
8. C. Sayer
Federal
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Paul Bradfield
Daniel Fulton
Lisaie Robinett
Edward Minister
Eleanor
Fairport Harbor
Mra&. Harold
Clara Wallace
Pythian Bisters
BE. M. Barker
Union The Chesser reunion at Picnic Grove Schoolhouse
Reed McBride recovers after surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athena. Allan Baker and Owen Snedden from Baker Settlement attend Wesleyan Methodist Conference in Galena. Mrs Cynthia Johnson and Ebar Alleaar of Columbus guests at John Wither home Sunday. Pearl Dailey visits Chicago. Charles Oxley visiting daughter Mrs Barker. Andrew Hogue in Athens Tuesday. Marthe Warren visits Alva Kyle home near Chillicothe. Families at Athens tent meetings at Tourists Camp Sunday evening. Dayton report notes Fairfield club defeats Miami Valley Ramblers to face Iroquois club Lexington in next Saturday title play. James Minnich Sr. nets winning OT polo goal. Columbus замет: Herbert Mumm, Ohio State Journal reporter, eyed by Joe Cronin for Washington Senators.
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Chesser
Picnic Grove
Vinton County
Reed McBride
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athena
Allan Baker
Owen Snedden
Baker
Galena
Cynthia Johnson
Ebar Allear
Columbus
John Withere
8. A. Carsey Farm
Pearl Dailey
Chicago
Charles Oxley
R. R. Barker
Andrew Hogue
Athens
Marthe Warren
Chillicothere
Alva Kyle
John R. Thompson
Hobart Reeder
John Wither
Clara Louise
Helen Holland
Dayton
Fairfield Club
Wichita
Kas
Miami Valley Ramblers
Lexington
James Minnich
Democrats of County Meet in Athens County
Dr. W F Marting of Ironton frames the November race as a clash between common people and the privileged classes while defending the Democratic Party as the guardian of the Constitution. A slate of state and county candidates spoke at the Athens gathering praising the local party organization.
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W. F. Marting
Ironton
Congress
Thomas Jenkins
Dr. Marting
Thomas Jefferson
Athens
Victor Oakley
Buchtel
Steve Holland
Nelsonville
Len McCune
R. M. Wyngardner
McConnelsville
State Supreme Court
Frank Poston
Poston
E. M. Larason
George Banks
General Assembly
Mies Ruth Burdette
Merwin Mansfield
Robert Harrison
Gladys Whitiateh
Emory Allen
Clarence A. Graham
Zanesville
Mary C. Gallagher
H. A. McGowan
John E. Halliday
Gallipolis
William Williams
Marting
Charlies Hogan
Wellston
Rardin Leads Quick Move for Executive Committee
Rardin directs rapid action to appoint the executive committee as most insurgents depart the room. Three resolutions pass unanimously before the gathering breaks for the Victory Dinner at Berry Hotel, listing members including Carpenter Pierce Love Dixon Park Boroe Burdette Oakley Poston Seyber Handley Hartley Jordan Sutton and Young.
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Berry Hotel
Guy Carpenter
Faye Pierce
Kathryn Love
Edgar Dixon
John Park
L. J. Bboere
D. A. Bardin
Ruth Burdette
Victor Oakley
Webster Poston
H. A. Sé¢iber
Emory Allen
Cc. E. Handley
Katherine Hartley
Co. L. Jordan
Grover C. Sutton
Edison B. Young
Orchestra Men Are Real Husky Chaps
At Colgate University Kerr Carlson Coaching School Dr H C Carlson of Pittsburgh reports large chest expansion is commonest among singers and wind instrument players. He says husky football players show less chest expansion than crooners fluters and horn players after examining hundreds of men.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Husky
H. C. Carlson
Department of Physical Education
University of Pittsburgh
Kerr-Carlson
Colgate University
Carlson
Calls Off Strike of Ohio Piano Makers
Cincinnati reports that the Baldwin and Ellington Piano Company plants ended a strike begun July 28. George Rice of the Piano Organ and Musical Instrument Workers International Union said economic conditions prevented the strike from achieving its aims and the union abandoned its position for the time being.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Baldwin and Ellington Piano Company
George Rice
Piano, Organ and Musical Instrument Workers’ International Union
Toledo man elected unanimous state master conciliator at Demolay convention
In Columbus on August 90 Charles Halteman of Toledo was elected unanimously state master conciliator at the tenth annual Demolay convention.
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Columbus
Charles Halteman
Toledo
Stete
State's Liquor Sales Near Five Million
Ohio state liquor monopoly nears 5 million dollars in five months as stores average about 275 dollars daily and branch agencies perform 50 to 100 dollars daily. The No 1 store in Columbus posted a record 3547.55 for last Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph H. Scobell
No. 1
State Office
Selby Tablet Installed at Marietta Memorial Hospital
A bronze tablet 40 by 22 inches was placed on the main operating room wall at Marietta Memorial Hospital to honor the Selby family's gifts. The inscription acknowledges major donations, including three fully equipped operating rooms, maternity and x ray facilities on the top floor, and an emergency room on the first floor, among other public gifts.
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Marietta
Selby
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Soft Drink Code in Ohio Now in Effect
Beginning today Ohio manufacturers and distributors must charge a 53 cent deposit per case under a new code announced by Jack C. Myers. The code aims to curb losses from missing deposits and prohibits loaning or renting equipment to dealers, allowing sale at cost instead.
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Ohio
Jack C. Myers
Ohio Bottlers' Association
Myers
Republic Steel to adopt five day week for office staff
Youngstown Ohio Aug 20 Beginning September 1 all office employees of Republic Steel Corporation will work a five day week with a corresponding pay reduction.
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Youngstown, CO
Republic Steel Corporation
Hashman Family Reunion Held at Sugar Creek
GLOUSTER August 30 The Hashman family reunion was held Sunday at the home of John Hashman and his sister Mrs Jane Bonnett Sugar Creek A chicken dinner was served at noon to eight present Mr Hashman is 82 and his sister 72 Fight children of Mr Hashman attended Guests came from Oreton Akron Millfield Cincinnati Nelsonville Chauncey Glouster New Pittsburg Barrackville Rockland Parkersburg Murray City and Sugar Creek GLOUSTER After four weeks at the LeFever cottage on the Muskingum River the following youths chaperoned by Mrs Frances Gibbs returned home Mary Chute Lois Gibbs Anna Mae Hoffman Pat Hoffman Pauline Clemons Betty McAfooes Ernest Gibbs and Charlies Sharp
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Glouster
Hashman
John Hashman
Jane Bonnett
Sugar Creek
Oreton
Akron
Millfield
Cincinnati
Nelsonville
Chauncey
New Pittsburg
Barrackville
Rockland
Parkersburg
Murray City
LeFever
Muskingum River
Frances Gibbs
Mary Chute
Lois Gibbs
Anna Mae Hoffman
Pat Hoffman
Pauline Clemons
Betty McAfooes
Ernest Gibbs
Charlies Sharp
Utilities Probe Power Desired by U. S. Body
The Federal Trade Commission may seek continuous power from Congress to investigate public utilities at any time. Officials say ongoing authority could curb abuses with the constant threat of publicity.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Bridge Club Meets Mrs Anderson Hosts Trimble Group
Mrs Marjorie Anderson hosted the Tuesday Evening Bridge Club reorganization in Glouster. High score went to Merie Danford with Velma Barstow second and Helen Earich in consolation. attendees included Marie Antle, Velma Barstow, Mary Davis, Merle Danford, Helen Earich, Bess Sayre, Edithe Wolfe.
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Marjorie Anderson
Trimble
Glouster
Merie Danford
Velma Barstow
Helen Earich
Marie Antle
Mary Davis
Merle Danford
Bess Sayre
Edithe Wolfe
Mrs. Anderson
United States Steel to Eliminate Saturday Work and Cut Salaries
New York Aug. 30 United States Steel Corporation announced it will end Saturday work for all salaried employees. The move involves a salary reduction of about 10 percent, effective September 1.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
GOP Ready To Face Ohio School Problem
In Oarville on August 20 Republican Paul M Herbert declared the party is ready to confront Ohio's school crisis. He criticized the current administration for failing to keep schools open and assumed responsibility for addressing the issue.
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Ohio
Oarville
Republican Party
Paul M. Herbert
Herbert
Dorothy Howard Named to New Role in Ancestry Board
Dorothy Howard appointed to leadership position along with Lucille and Anna in a reorganized board. Virgil McGirr to assist as pign and McGirr Lent named as treasurer with Lucile serving as secretary. Albert Say listed among new appointees.
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Dorothy Howard
Davig
Lucille
Anna
Lucile
Albert Say
Virgil McGirr
1 Penter
McGirr
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Picnic Supper at Oakdale Pike
Auxiliary members gathered at the home of Mrs Haze on the Oakdale Pike for a picnic supper. Attendees included Mrs Sybil McDonald, Mrs Josephine Hedie Hedfelt, Dora Dew, Mrs Leona Mandrell, Rosa Love, Ma and two children, and Mrs Christman.
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Ohio State Journal
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
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Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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Texas
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