Old School Bell Rings for Pupils and Teachers Homecoming
A large Angell Ridge homecoming reunion brings 300 teachers, pupils, and families to the old schoolhouse. Highlights include a 50 year old bell loaned for the day, a basket dinner, orchestra music, roll call, prayers, welcome address, reminiscences, and plans for a 1933 August follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angell Ridge
Harry Hall
Grove
Williams’ Orchestra
Margaret Angell Hooper
William Bobo
America
Charles Kelly
J. H. Williams
H. T. Phillips
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Ethel Anthony Dean
Relatives and friends gathered at 15 Palmer Street on Tuesday for basket dinners and gifts to surprise Mrs Ethel Anthony Dean on her birthday. Dinner was served at noon followed by readings by Mrs J W Hudgon and a group social after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Anthony Dean
Palmer Street
J. W. Hudgon
Sallie Hawkins Four Has Birthday Party
Fourth birthday of Sallie Hawkins daughter of Mrs Hazel McKinstry Hawkins celebrated at grandparents home 107 East State Street with 14 children at a garden party from 8 to 5. Barbara Dea McKinstry won first prize in the fish pond game and Ellen Nichols second. Jack Horner Pie gift for each child and candlelit birthday cake on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Hawkins
Hazel McKinstry Hawkins
Harry W. McKinstry
East State Street
Barbara Dea McKinstry
E Jen Nichols
Jack Horner
Sally Armstrong
Jane Grover
Carolyn Herbert
Ellen Nichols
Marilyn Covert
Kathryn Hess
Barbara de, McKinstry
Si and
Bill Coe
Bobby Link
Herbert Evans
Benny Payter
Billy Beckley
Meister Fuel mine resumes operations at Martins Ferry
The Meister Fuel Corporation mine in Martins Ferry Ohio, employing about 400 workers, reopened today after a shutdown earlier in the summer due to the power plant closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Martins Ferry
Meister Fuel Corporation
Battle Rages as Loyalists Clash With Rebels in Quito
Gunfire echoed through Quito as President Baquerizo Moreno loyalists attacked factions seeking to install Dr. Naptali Bonifaz. The conflict marks a clash between rival forces for control of Ecuador's capital and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayquil
Ecuador
Quito
Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno
Naptali Bonifaz
Bank Messenger and Guard Robbed by Three Bandits
In Milwaukee on August 30 a bank messenger and a guard were robbed of 21000 in cash and 31000 in checks by three gunmen. The heist disrupted bank operations and prompted an investigation by local police. Investigators described the suspects as three armed men who vanished after the robbery.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James Speed Jr. dies at 80 in Kentucky
James Speed Jr., 80, son of a Lincoln era attorney general, died of heart disease at his daughter’s summer home on the Kentucky River. He and his father practiced law in Louisville for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Speed JR
Versailles
U.P
James Speed, Jr
Lincoln
Kentucky River
Louisville
Stalder Family Reunion Held at Athens Fairgrounds
Thirteenth annual Stalder family reunion gathered at the Athens Fairgrounds with a business session led by vice president K T Fierce. Officers elected include President Alfred Stalder, vice president F A Julian, and secretary treasurer Miss Mary Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Stalder
Athens Fairgrounds
Rising Park
Lancaster
K. T. Fierce
Trimble
Alfred Stalder
Waynesburg
F. A. Julian
Hilliards
Mary Stalder
Miss Doro thy Linscott Visits Chauncey From West and Mexico
Miss Dorothy Linscott of Westerville Ohio is visiting Chauncey at her parents home after a monthlong trip through the West and Mexico. She toured Los Angeles San Francisco Grand Canyon South Utah Park Zion Bryce Cedar Breaks Cataline Island Portland Seattle Salt Lake City Cheyenne Denver and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dorothy Linscott
Westerville
Ohio
Harry C. Linscott
West
Mexico
Linscott
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
South Utah Park
Zion Bryce
Cedar Breaks
Cataline Island
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Denver
Kansas City
Speed Events Spark National Air Races in Cleveland
Ben C. Howard set a Thompson Trophy Classic qualifying speed of 204.068 mph aboard the Howard Special and won a 50 mile closed course race at 171 mph. Two accidents occurred as Flight Commander R L R Atcherly and pilot Russell A Hosler escaped injuries with minor damage.
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Cleveland
U.R
Ben C. Howard
Howard
R. L. R. Atcherly
England
Russell A. Hosler
Detroit
Hosler
Mrs Harrison Davies Undergoes Operation at White Cross
Aug 31 report states Mrs Harrison Davies of The Plains underwent a surgical operation at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in White Cross Hospital Columbus. Her condition today was reported improved. She was accompanied to the hospital by her husband and Dr L D Nelson. Mrs Davies will remain with his wife. Mrs Davies sister Jennie Finney Columbus is with the children at the Davies home in The Plains.
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Chauncey
Harrison Davies
the Plains
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
L. D. Nelson
Davies
Jennie Finney
Scott Family Reunion Set for September 4 at Athens Fairgrounds
Chauncey August 31 annual Scott family reunion will be held Sunday September 4 at the Athens Fair grounds. Last year’s gathering was in Lancaster and next year is likely near Lake Alma by Wellston. Invited by president F A Cline Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Scott
Athens Fairgrounds
Lancaster
Lake Alma
Wellston
Chauncey Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Roundup
Orrin White and Miss Pauline Eberlin of Newark were guests of Sam Tippett and family in Chauncey. William Ferrel and Florence McDonald of Toledo visited the Ferrel grandparents in Chauncey while Leon Newman returned from two weeks in New Straitsville. Charles Sweeney Jr. returned from a Chicago visit. Floyd and A M Linscott families visited Glenn Linscott in Amesville. Mayor W D Hines of Chauncey spent Tuesday at home. Abe Wilson returned from Cincinnati. Rev J A Long and family, visiting Mrs Long's parents in Chauncey, headed to Charleston for a two day visit before returning to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin White
Pauline Eberlin
Newark
Chauncey
Sam Tippett
William Ferrel
Florence McDonald
Toledo
B. F. Ferrel
High Street
Leon Newman
New Straitsville
W. J. Davis
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Chicago
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
A. M. Linscott
Carol
Eddie
Hoopers Ridge
Glenn Linscott
Amesville
W. D. Hines
Mingo Station
Abe Wilson
Cincinnati
J. A. Long
Baking Vegetables: A Fall Favorite in The Day
The Day offers practical guidance on baking fall vegetables to preserve flavor and nutrients while saving fuel. It details methods for carrots beets corn cabbage cauliflower squash and tomatoes plus sample recipes for baked corn and lima beans with step by step layering and baking times.
Historic menu highlights breakfast lunch dinner options
A dated meal plan lists breakfast of chilled apple sauce cereal creamed spinach on toast with bacom curls milk coffee luncheon including baked corn tomatoes brown bread grapes cookies milk tea and dinner featuring stuffed breast of veal baked carrots beef and cabbage salad peach custard pie milk and coffee.
Local notes on residents and visitors from Guysville area
Mrs. Preston Smith was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for treatment after Saturday night. Dr. Edward Harper a former resident died suddenly at New Marshfield last Thursday. His funeral was held at Carthage Presbyterian Church last Sunday. Akron visitors Ralph Bean Hamon Reynolds Orville Bean vacationing with Whit Bean. Akron pair Vernon Starkey returns from visit with George F Starkey. Everett Pearcy leaves for Salem W Va to enter Salem College. Kiehl family Columbus guests with Beulah Smith and Emery Bean. Bean Campbell attend Belpre funeral. Margaret Goldsberry Garden visiting E W Cunningham. Local residents attended the Athens County Fair. Ronald Hawk visiting C C Christy. Klingenberg returns to Athens work after visit. Preston building a filling station on Mill Street. Waldo Buck family return from Michigan. Laura Barnett travels toward Washington D C with daughter Foster Bean en route to Philadelphia. Finsterwalds Pomeroy visit Don Campbell home. Joe Marquis visiting Tuckers. George Marshall Gladys Ogg Athens spend Sunday in Cincinnati. Fern Starkey 6 attending Bliss College Columbus visiting parents nearby. Merwin Bryson Daughters Hamden visit E I Bean. John Arbaugh visiting Tuppers Plains this week.
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Preston Smith
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Edward Harper
New Marshfield
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Ralph Bean
Hamon Reynolds
Orville Bean
Akron
Whit Bean
Vernon Starkey
George F. Starkey
Everett Pearcy
Salem
W. Va
Salem College
Mercin Kiehl
Clyde Kiehl
Beulah Smith
Emery Bean
Foster
Bean
Marguerite Campbell
Belpre
Margaret Goldsberry
E. W. Cunningham
Athens County
Ronald Hawk
C. C. Christy
Howard Klingenberg
Athens
Preston
Mill Street
Waldo Buck
Michigan
Laura Barnett
Washington, D. C
Foster Bean
George Marshall
Gladys Ogg
Cincinnati
Fern Starkey
Bliss College
Merwin Bryson
Hamden
E. I. Bean
John Arbaugh
Tuppers Plains
Camp Knox Battery E Parade At En Campment Review
The 134th regiment passed in review on parade grounds at 4 p m with olive drab uniforms and a band playing. A second retreat is planned in a day or two. A humorous moment arose when a switchboard operator pleaded for a pencil and message book, joking that they must have brought no phones.
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134Th
Jiggers Plague Bed Ticks in Fellow’s Straw Bedding
Report from the infirmary notes fellows suffer from jiggers, tiny red insects in straw bedding causing bites and welts. Prompt medical attention is provided by ryedics to address the outbreak.
Descriptions of a Military Camp Routine and Climate
The camp is unusually clean with barracks cleaned twice daily by order. Disorderly quarters are corrected by a strict inspecting officer. No mosquitoes noted. Nights are extremely cool while days are very warm. Plenty of dust remains.
Daily Routine of Battery E Men at Dawn to Dusk
The boys of Battery E rise with the dawn around five each morning and retire promptly at ten in the evening. They report that sleep comes easily and quietly each night.
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Battery E
Governor White to visit camp with gun salute
Governor George White of Ohio is expected at the camp this morning. A full military gun salute for governmental dignitaries will be fired on his arrival, and Battery E has been named the regimental fire company, a distinguished honor for the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Ohio
Night Sky Wonders Draw Kentucky Viewers in August
Clear August skies in Kentucky invite star gazing with cloudless nights. The article notes Venus visible at day and night, attracting observers to the heavens during pleasant weather.
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Kentucky
Ven
Sergeant Map lea Earns Respect of Battery E Troops
The top kick Sergeant Ivan Map le has earned the respect of the Battery E members who follow his commands. The unit trained on the range Wednesday practicing silent gun fire in preparation for the French .75s with high explosives and shrapnel set to fire next Monday and Tuesday.
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Ivan Maple
Lowell Thomas Sign-Off Line Echoed In Final Words
A closing quip attributed to Lowell Thomas ends the segment with a playful farewell about the next day. The line hints at broadcast style and lingering questions for tomorrow.
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Lowell Thomas
Battery mechanics and guards named in brief notice
The text lists battery mechanics Stanley Bolen and Floyd Cross. Stable Sergeant Tom Johnson is supported by Pearl Romine, Wilford Ballenger, and Erny Campbell. Kitchen police duty teams William Muldoon and Babe Curry with Shy Sherlock assisting. Highest ability in unspecified.
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Stanley Bolen
Floyd Cross
Tom Johnson
Pearl Romine
Wilford Ballenger
Erny Campbell
William
Muldoon
Shy
Sherlock
Babe’’ Curry
Miss Amelia Holden Attends Home Economics Convention
At the State Convention in Chauncey on August 31 Miss Amelia S. Holden a Home Economics teacher in Liberty Township Schools spent the week as guest of Supt. and Mrs. C. S. Rice in The Plains. She then traveled to Columbus for the home economics convention in session there with Miss Eleanor Rice who has been visiting the Rices.
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Chauncey
Amelia S. Holden
Liberty Township
C. S. Rice
Plains
Miss Holden
Columbus
Eleanor Rice
Millfield Baseball Club Defeats Old Timers 5-3
Chauncey reports Millfield baseball club beat Dr. Walker's Old Timers of Buchtel 5 to 3 at Millfield Park on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Baseball Club
Dr. Walker's Old Timers of Buchtel
Millfield Park
Revival services begin at Pentecostal Church
Chauncey residents pack Nelsonville church as revival meetings start with many locals attending the Pentecostal service.
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Chauncey
Pentecostal Church
Nelsonville
Battery members praised for varied skills in period account
The report cites Fred Shorty Kempton as the signer of many claims while Dennis Rowland remains quiet. Donald Sams is the most active, Dick Atkins the most athletic, Charley Pyle the best boxer, Sergeant Hayes and Harold Linscott labeled the most industrious. Milky Holmes is noted as the best horseman and most knowledgeable about horses in the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred “Shorty
Kempton
Dennis Rowland
Dick Atkins
Charley Pyle
Sergeant Hayes
Harold Linscott
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Adaline Phillips
Lucy Bell Evans
Herbert Dillinger
Edward Pruden
Pemberton
G. W. Rose
Glouster
Pocahontas
Harry
Paul Hudson
Elma Faye
Margaret Mae Rogers
Edward Cranmer
William Anthony
L. W. Roberts
Lucy Phillips Rose
Blanche Phillips
Ella Crawford
John @. Williams
Wade E. Jeffers
Charles Williams
Earl Cowen
J. W. Hudson
Harry Cunningham
L. W. Kelley
Eugene E. Shafer
Joe
W. 8. Rhodes
Bill
Niagara Falls
Points
Canada
New York City
Eugene BE. Shafer
Worthington
Bernard Bradberry
Betty
Eloise
M. D. Higgins
Columbia Avenue
Logan
Wallie Drake
Alice
Anna Mae
E. E. Williams
John W. Bolin
Beverly
Shell Beach
Buckeye Lake
Esther Shamel
Chichesters Pills
Penn
Sthees Bey
Arire A
Chesters Diamond Brian
Best
Stfert
KY Panecists
Beasley
Ifornia
Betsy Ross
Buillding
Athens, Ohio
the Security Bank
Lucy Bougher
Ida Bougher
Fred S Bougher
Lena Hayes
Clyde Gibson
Frank Anthony
Elmer Poston
Willam Baker
Henry Loeffler
Bernice
Charlies Loeffier
Paul
Alma Sams
Ross Sama
Piliza Gibson
Mary Gibson
Finsterwald
Ray Richey
Anna Mae Dyar
James Dyar
Montrose Avenue
Pittsburgh
Harvey C. Baker
P. L. Shannon
Grosvenor Street
Lexington
Lillian Burrow
Columbia
S. C
E.G. Biddison
Franklin Avenue
Charleston
Octavia Roush
Carolyn Fuller
Carl Fuller
Miss Carolyn
Francis
Walter Moore
Mr. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Herb Elzman
Guy French
J. H. Canady
Alice Carter
Richard Allen
Walter
Robert S. Wood
Tom Wood
Mary Ellen
Elizabeth
Bingson Julian
Merritt Preston
Tom Young
Pomeroy
Mrs. James Bell
North Congress Street
Guss Graham
Erle Bridgewater
M. C. Stalder
Charles Downhour
Ella England
James Rankin
Ralph Stalder
Graham
George Gabriel
Walter Gabriel
Ida Gabriel
Lower Plains
Eldwin Ruff
William Horn
Thelma Cooper
Harry Stalder
John McDaniel
Amesyville
Edward van Dyke
Cleveland Air Races
Athens Fairground
F. A. Cline
Sister Mary Messenger
Guysville
Camp Knox
By Charles Etsinger
Millfield
Donald Sams
PD Katun
Big Daylight
Conklin
Parker
Logans
C. D. Shafer CO
the Covert Optometric Service
St. Court St
Ilvus
Bargain
Boys’ School
Oxfords
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