Officers Installed Chauncey K of P Lodge For Year
At the Phillipine Lodge K of P 769 Chauncey officers for the year were installed by Deputy Grand officers led by Grand Chancellor Edward Minister. New officers include S. E. Border as chancellor commander J. Smith as vice chancellor J R $ prelate C A Schoonover M W Arthur Brewer K of R and S Edward Minister M of E Harry Stalder I G Thomas Oliver O & Joe Cline M of A. An oyster supper followed. Meetings now Monday nights with work planned in the first and third degrees next Monday.
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Chauncey
Phillipine Lodge K. of P
Edward Minister
J. R. Wade
C. A. Schoonover
S. E. Border
J. Smith
J. R
M. W
Arthur Brewer
Loyal Woman's class meets at Mrs Ferrie's on High Street
Mrs B F Ferrie hosted a semi monthly Loyal Woman's class gathering at her High Street home. President Mrs Leona Swart led the business session with Mrs John Shafer as leader. program by Mrs Floyd Nye, Mrs John Shafer and Mrs Guy Brookins. Luncheon followed for listed attendees.
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B. F. Ferrie
High Street
Loyal Woman's
First Christian Church
Leona Swart
John Shafer
Floyd Nye
Guy Brookins
Harvey Nye
John Brewer
Arthur Swart
Edward Minister
Ira Myers
Charles Fiske
Charles Pradfield
Floydt Nye
Guy Smith
Aoose
J. O. Ferrel
B. F. Ferrel
Adamses vacationing in Miami after Midwest visit
Mr and Mrs E J Adams of Jackson Michigan have spent three weeks visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A L Preston on Mound Street and other relatives in the area and Nelsonville. They departed Wednesday for Miami Florida to spend the rest of the winter.
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E. J. Adams
Jackson, Mich
A. L. Preston
Mound Street
Nelsonville
Miami
Florida
Shelton Andrew
Trimble
York
F. B. Dulaney
Columbus
Glouster
R. J. Lewis
Asheville
N. C
Fla
Red Men Hall
Lawson
James Collins
Redtown
St. Francis Hospital
Bess Harper
Central School
Gove
Building moved to face Converse Street in public street shift
The N. S. Harvey property now occupied by John Smith’s restaurant was moved from Mound street to face Converse street. The move was ordered because Converse is a more public street than Mound.
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N. S. Harvey
John Smith
Mound Street
Converse Street
Converse
Mound
Chauncey Movers Return to Depot as Wiley Relocates
W D Hines of Chauncey formerly an operator in Charleston West Virginia has been returned to the Chauncey depot. Grant S Wiley, also of Chauncey, has departed for Corning.
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W. D. Hines
Chauncey
Charleston, W. Ta
Chauncey Depot
Grant S. Wiley
Corning
Chauncey Visit With Sprague Family Noted
Mrs. L. E. Parks of Columbus visits Chauncey to see her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs SiGaren V Sprague. Mr and Mrs Warren C. Baker of Detroit come to Chauncey to see their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Lindley V Sprague. Dr Sprague who is ill shows improvement this morning.
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L. E. Parks
Columbus
Chauncey
SiGaren V. Sprague
Warren C. Baker
Detroit
Lindley V. Sprague
Sprague
Mildred Leffler Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mildred Leffler of Chauncey in Grant hospital Columbus is greatly improved after an appendicitis operation a few days ago. Her mother Mrs. Charles Leffler of Chauncey is with her. Leroy Brown is slowly improving at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Brown in Chauncey.
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Mildred Leffler
Chauncey
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Leroy Brown
Mrs
Howard Brown
Carters to Return to Oklahoma City After Chauncey Visit
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carter finishing a Chauncey visit will travel to Oklahoma City Oklahoma this week. They will be joined by Mrs Bess Smith sister of Mrs Carter from Circle Hill who will visit there.
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Lawrence Carter
Chauncey and Vicinity
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bess Smith
Circle Hill
Cold Wave Brings Heavy Crop Damage Fears in California
Sub freezing temperatures across the state spark concerns of heavy crop damage. Southern California reports 26 degrees above zero? false.
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San Francisco
California
Insurgent Senators Block Vote On Muscle Shoals Bill
Washington reports that Senator Robert La Follette renews the insurgent push with allied government ownership backers to delay final passage of the Underwood bill. They reject setting a definite vote date and aim to force a Christmas recess before action.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Cure-all Makes Him Rich Found Misleading In Rome
English peddler Frank Marley claimed a universal cure and drew crowds with street lectures. He grew wealthy selling the drink in small red bottles before police arrested him, discovering the liquid was a soft drink with pepsin and no medicinal value.
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Rome
Frank Marley
Akron Drug Raid Nets Dozens of Arrests
AKRON O Dec 18 Scores of homes and business houses were raided by the vice squad and more than thirty persons were placed under arrest as dope dealers or addicts in a major crackdown last night.
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Akron
White House debate on coordinating national air forces
President Coolidge, Secretary Weeks, and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur discussed a new plan for coordinating and possibly consolidating the nation’s air forces at the White House this morning. The talks centered on streamlining defense structure and improving air power integration.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Weeks
Navy
Wilbur
Russia Resigned to U S Attitude in Vienna Interview
In Vienna M Joffe former Soviet Ambassador to Japan says the United States will not recognize the Soviet while current policy under Mr Hughes endures. He argues Russia upholds principle over material interests and sees no collapse imminent despite rumors. He notes improvements in literacy and education thanks to intelligentsia collaboration with the bourgeois.
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Vienna
Russia
United States
M. Joffe
Japan
Hughes
America
Huches
Germany
Austria
Joffe
Tokio to keep noon gun firing amid economy protest
Tokio reports that the daily noon gun will continue to announce twelve o clock. After an economy edict the firing was to end next April, but citizens and merchants funded the cost to maintain the tradition. Mayor Nakamura, newly elected, rescinded the edict and kept noon as noon with the gun.
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Tokio
Nakamura
DOJ Probes Gas Company Merger Linked by Ohio Commission
The Department of Justice announced a formal investigation into a proposed merger of several gas companies in Ohio and West Virginia. Information about the merger was provided to the department by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Ohio
West Virginia
Seymour
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Albania mobilizes as Serbia invasion escalates
The Albanian legation in London reports a government decree ordering general mobilization to respond to the Serbian invasion. The move signals a broad wartime effort as the conflict intensifies in the region.
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London
Nelson will admitted to probate in Athens estate
Probate Judge Samuel M. Johnson admitted the will of Elizabeth Nelson to probate amid contest plans by Henry Poston of Nelsonville. Poston, nephew, seeks to challenge grounds of undue influence in Common Pleas court. The will leaves $1,000 to Poston with the rest to Elizabeth Mae Robinson, with Athens real estate including the Nelson block and a South Court Street three story building forming the estate. W. E. Peters is executor. witnesses were Dr. W. W. Lee and Dr. H. T. Lee.
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Henry Poston
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Nelson
Athens
Samuel M. Johnson
I. M. Foster
Poston
Common Pleas Court
Miss Nelson
Elizabeth Mae Robinson
W. W. Lee
H. T. Lee
Oklahoma jury awards doctors in federal case
In Chickasaw Oklahoma a federal jury found that charging a patient a hundred thousand dollars for a major operation was excessive. The panel returned a verdict awarding Dr. W H Livermore and Dr Downey one thousand dollars.
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Chickasaw, Okla
W. H. Livermore
D.S. Downey
Woman butcher knife robber gets 20 years
Effie Jeffries was convicted of a July hold up in Flint using a butcher knife to rob Walter Wasileski. Circuit Judge Fred W. Brennan sentenced her to ten to twenty years at the Detroit Home of Correction. The robbery yielded seven dollars.
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Flint. Mich
Walter Wasileski
Effie Jeffries
Fred W. Brennan
Detroit
McGonagle resigns Joyce Dept to join Cluett Peabody
John McGonagle manager of the Joyce Department store resigns to take a position with Cluett Peabody & Co. His territory covers about one third of the state with Columbus headquarters and he will travel through Glouster. The change follows his successful tenure at Joyce.
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John McGonagle
Joyce Department
Christ
McGonagle
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Columbus
Hich
McGonagie
Joyce
Glouster and Trimble Fire Service Agreement
Glouster Fire Department will take equipment to Trimble for fires under a council approved plan. The department earns 50 dollars per Trimble call to cover time, chemical use, and wear on gear. Five specific locations authorize calls. otherwise Trimble bears no cost.
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Glouster
Trimble
Glouster Fire Department
Wisner to Wear New York Giants Uniform Next Season
John Wisner of the Rochester club, a star pitcher in the International league, will join the New York Giants next season. He stands six feet tall, weighs 195 pounds, and posted eighteen wins and fifteen losses last year as a right handed pitcher.
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New York
Pec
John Wisner
Rochester Club
New York Giant
Wisner
Costa Rica Passes Law for Low Cost Housing
The government of Costa Rica approved a law to build houses sold to the poor at non nominal charges. Buyers may pay in 100 equal installments, providing affordable home ownership opportunities.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Monkey on Rampage Returns to Constantinople Show
The runaway monkey nicknamed Pasha has amused the city for months by appearing in refrigerators, on rooftops, and in fireplaces. He repeatedly escapes, with heavy rewards offered for his capture.
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Constantinople
Pasha
Quick Wealth Plan Ends in Japanese Ponzi Arrest
A. Hagimura, linked to a wide Ponzi scheme in Tokyo, was jailed after defrauding more than 600 people. He used fake land or building showings to pose as owner and offer property for sale, attempted to involve the arresting officer in the graft.
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Tokyo
A. Hagimura
Hagimura
Real Medicine for Stubborn Hang-On Coughs Bold Claim
Advertises Bronchuline Emulsion from Cline Pharmacy Co as effective relief for persistent coughs. Claims quick, thorough action with no dope or chloroform and warns to use with caution. usually two to three doses suffice for ordinary coughs.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
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