Eliz Tedrow Former Chauncey Resident Dead at 83
Mrs. Eliz Tedrow, a Chauncey native long at Medicine Lodge, died at age 83 after Christmas Day birthday. Burial followed in Medicine Lodge with services held there. She left a large family including Uriah of Big Rapids and siblings across Kansas and beyond.
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Mmauncey
Ezra Karns
Chauncey
Eliz Tedrow
Medicine Lodge
Douglas Tedrow
Neliganville
Eon Berbert
Tedrow
Uriah
Big Rapids
Elia Durth
Holscomb
Kan
Emma Magnuson
Wire
Grace Ireland
Harry
Zouls
Ernest Terrow
Eva McCleary
Wichita
Kansas
Marion Tippie
Athens
John Tippie
Troud Run
Susan Knox
Rebecca Haning
Shade
Tippie
Hopkins
Ra Misner
Bueoda
Wash
Emma Farrow
Wylam
Ala
Pheebe Painter
Aexendria
Iil
Hattie Karns
Civil War veteran Thomas Coleman dies in Nelsonville home
Chauncey Ohio area obituary reports Thomas Coleman a Civil War veteran was found dead in his bed at his Nelsonville residence. Services set for Friday at 2 PM from his daughter Mrs Rosser’s home with burial at Greenlawn. Coleman attended the Sixty Third O V I reunion in Chauncey last fall and was among the oldest veterans present. He was uncle to Mrs L L Sweazy of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Thomas Coleman
Huldah Lenor Chauncey
Nelsonville
Coleman
Rosser
Greenlawn
Pythian Sisters to Hold Regular Meeting in Chauncey
The Pythian Sisters regular temple meeting will be held this evening in Chauncey. Plans for a home talent play by the sisters will be discussed and AR members urged to attend. Dr Warren V Sprague and son Lindley V Sprague of Chauncey were visitors in Columbus Sunday.
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Tchauncey
Pythian Sisters
Warren V. Sprague
Pr. Lindley V. Sprague
Chauncey
Columbus
Seven-year-old girl admits murder of three
Police say Alsa Thompson seven confessed to poisoning and causing the deaths of her twin sisters and a woman, and to poisoning others. She allegedly killed her sister two years ago and admitted harming animals as well, saying she enjoyed seeing them suffer.
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Los Angeles
California
Alsa Thompson
Jess Platts
Maxine Thompson
Russel Thompson
Dauphin
Manitoba
Endorses Plans to Aid Crippled Children in Ohio Hospitals
Columbus Feb 3 Indorsement of a proposed $100,000 appropriation for two state hospitals for the feeble minded was given at the Ohio Society for Crippled Children meeting. Senator James R. Hopley Crawford county urged legislators to back the plan and influence tax and finance committee members in both houses.
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Prstai
Columbus
Nouthern
Ohio
Yu. Vor
James R. Hopley
Crawford County
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Hopley
Miner Injured in Chauncey Bailey Run Mine
Clarence Stage of The Plains recuperates after his coal mine accident with a crushed foot and broken toe. He uses crutches to move. Nearby residents and visitors are noted, including Vint Cunningham, Jeffer son Millis, and the C. Shields family, with Chauncey and Ellis avenue ties.
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Plains
Clarence
Bailey Run
Chauncey
Vint Cunningham
Hollister
Cecil Cunningham
Charles C. Shields
Ellis Avenue
Jefferson Millis
Council Bluff
Iowa
G. B. Courtney
Harry Keogh
Columbus
Roy B. Pendergrass
Jacobs Avenue
Clarence Hoskins
Wellston
The Plains Hosts Coon Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Elmer Coon of The Plains entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs William Coon and family of Irperial Edrian and Bobby Dicken and Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon and daughter Doris of The Plains all in attendance.
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Elmer Coon
the Plains
William Coon
Perial
Edrian
Bobby Dicken
Arthur Coon
Doris
Residents enjoy visits across The Plains region
Mr and Mrs Russell McHarg of The Plains spent Monday in Athens as guests of Mrs and Mrs Herrick. Mike Krivesti of The Plains was a business visitor in Jacksonville Monday. Arthur Burchfield of The Plains was a guest at Poston with Mrs Rhoda Augustine. George Gabriel Jr of Union and his wife visited his parents in The Plains. John Masten of Athens visited The Plains with Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon. W C Nichols of The Plains spent Sunday in Athens with the Runyons and the Deweeses. James and Dale Deweese of Mansfield are guests of George Gabriel Sr.
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Russell McHarg
the Plains
Athens
Herrick
Mike Krivesti
Jacksonville
Arthur Burchfield
Poston
Rhoda Augustine
George Gabriel, Jr
Union
George Gabriel
John Masten
Arthur Coon
W. C. Nichols
William Runyon
Fred Deweese
James and
Dale
Mansfield, O
Deweese
Thompson leaves Chauncey for Washington post
Preston E. Thompson, a World War veteran and recent Columbus law graduate, has accepted a government position in Washington, D. C., and has left Chauncey to begin his duties. His wife, formerly Della Tucker of Chauncey, is also moving to their new home in Washington.
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Chauncey
Preston E. Thompson
Columbus
Washington, D. C
Thompson
Chauncey and Carbondale
Della Tucker
Justice
M. B. Tucker
East Converse Street
Washington, D. Cc
Former saloonist held in Columbus
Lawrence Treine Riehl, a local salesman and former saloon keeper, is held on $2,000 bond awaiting trial in Atlanta, Ga., on a charge he acted as go-between for Albert Sartain, ex warden of the Atlanta Federal pen, and prisoners in a scheme involving a $1,000 transfer for privileges. Riehl was arrested on a sealed indictment after a grand jury probe into Sartain's administration. He had previously served two terms in the Ohio penitentiary ending in 1923 for criminally receiving jewels worth $11,000 stolen from Martha Green Deshler.
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Columbus
Lawrence
Treine
Riehl
Atlanta
Albert H. Sartain
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Sartain
Federal Grand Jury
Ohio
Martha Green Deshler
Begin Salts for Rheumatics and Digestive Relief
An expert links stomach trouble to acidity not lack of juices and recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily before breakfast for a week. The remedy neutralizes acid, reduces gas, and helps liver and kidneys function, praising its inexpensive grape and lemon acid composition with lithium and sodium phosphate.
Children Must Be Put Upon Own
President E. B. Bryan of the Athens Rotary urged parents to stop overprotecting children and let them learn to wear life’s armor. He argued supreme human values rest with youth and character, plus health and self development as key goals. County commissioners announced $7,000 for widows’ pensions this year, up from $4,000 last year. A Rotary dinner for wives is planned for next Monday. Warren Badger of the Nelsonville club attended.
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E. B. Bryan
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Doctor Bryan
Bryan
Athens County
Widows
Rotarians
Warren Badger
Nelsonville Club
Woman Leaps to Death From Six-Story Brooklyn Building
Mrs Pauline Stuer aged 25 jumped from the roof of a six story Williamsburg apartment house this afternoon and was killed instantly Her body narrowly missed a passerby as it hurtled to the sidewalk in New York City police report timed on February 8 1920s style.
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New York
Pauline Stuer
Williamsburg
Supreme court dismisses moonshine case from Marshall County
Charleston West Virginia February 3 Supreme court dismissed the case appealed from the Marshall county circuit court involving the indictment of Frank Wantropski on a charge of operating a moonshine still.
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Charleston
Supreme Court Today
Marshall County Circuit Court
Frank Wantropski
Verdi cts given in West Virginia court
The West Virginia Supreme Court set aside Joe Thomas Vest’s Raleigh County assault verdict and granted a new trial ruling self defense. Agee v Virginian Railway reversed, damages award of 200 dollars voided. action should have named John Barton Payne as Director General of the U S railroad administration.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
Joe Thomas Vest
Vest
Raleigh County
John Vest
West
W. C. Agee
Virginian Railway
Agee
Circuit
John Barton Payne
United States Railroad Administration
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
When rheumatism settles in joints Joint-Ease is advertised as the remedy that brings quick and lasting relief. The ad claims it works on chronic cases and is recommended by Cline Pharmacy Inc and druggists everywhere.
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Cline Pharmacy, Inc
Hidden cough remedy from kitchen storehouse recipe
A fragment describes a do it yourself cough remedy made from common syrups and sweeteners. It claims quick relief for chest congestion and sore throat and mentions affordable, accessible ingredients possible for home preparation. The text reads like a consumer tip for a folk medicine antidote.
Glouster Daily Briefs: Fire, Births, and Local Sports
A closet fire in Urbancrest at Ralph Bryson’s home caused minor damage before being extinguished. firefighters arrived after the flames were out. Local births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess of Hollister and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cox of Green's Run. Glouster High will host a Moose Hall basketball game, the first in years, with strong attendance anticipated. The Central school building will soon receive electricity funded by the Parent-Teacher association. Local residents Mrs. R. A. Brinkley and Miss Florence Kelly are undergoing medical visits at Grant hospital in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wemmer welcome a daughter born Monday.
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Dan Cox
Green’s Run
Mary A. Davis
Ortho Sisk
Columbus
Sisk
Glouster High
Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Glouster
Will of Henry Walker Leaves Vast Estate to Wife and Daughter
Dillonvale Ohio June paper notes the will of Henry Walker coal operator and bank president leaves nearly all estate to wife Mary Ann Walker and daughter Allison Dick Wheeling West Virginia. It provides 50000 to sister Margaret Walker 2500 to sister Mary Ann Wilson and 25000 to grandson Henry F Dick, paid from the estate.
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Dillonvale
Henry Walker
Ohio Valley
Mary Ann Walker
Allison Dick
Wheeling
W. Va
Margaret Walker
Mary Ann Wilson
Henry F. Dick
Old Teacher to Quit
Elyria report notes Prof. John Martin Vincent a native of Elyria and longtime Johns Hopkins University faculty member plans retirement at year end. He graduated from Elyria High School and Oberlin College.
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Elyria, CO
John Martin Vincent
Elyria
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Defiance man fined for drunken resistance with knife
C. J. Sauber of Defiance was fined 10 dollars and ordered to pay 4.50 in costs by Mayor Latty after he resisted officers while intoxicated and produced a butcher knife.
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C. J. Sauber
Latty
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Facial Youth Liquid Cleanser
Edna Wallace Hopper claims a Parisian liquid facial cleanser, free from oils, cleanses skin deeply and leaves it pure. She offers a free sample via coupon to druggists and urges women to try her Edna Wallace Hopper’s Facial Youth.
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Edna Wallace Hopper Vernaps
Lucie Lantelme
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Two Die in Auto Train Collision at Infirmary Road Crossing
Burial arrangements were under way for Mrs. Lucy Tyler 42 and L M McCarley 45 both residents of Columbus and a local carpenter respectively who were killed when a Hocking Valley passenger train struck the car they were riding in at the Infirmary Road crossing just below Columbus late Monday.
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Columbus
Lucy Tyler
L. M. McCarley
Hockine Valley
Infirmary Road Crossing
Bee colony inspection reports foul brood in Lorain County
An inspection of 3,096 bee colonies across 353 apiaries in Lorain County found foul brood. officials documented the condition and began follow up actions to prevent spread among hives.
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Lorain, CO
Lorain County
Ent ease found in 68 aplaytes
An ent ease was found in 68 aplaytes according to the readable OCR fragment. The item suggests a coded or misread entry tied to 68 aplaytes.
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Chauncey News
Washington
West Virginia
BY Williams
Twiiliang
Glouster News
R. A. Brinkley
Jackson
Jesse Wemmer
Wisks Oven
Musson Jans Useo Yeauty
Father Johns
Remington Portable
South Court Street
Hildren
Fieétcher
Marietta Paint and Color Co
Athens Paint Supply
West State Street
Ours
Royal and Corona
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Stedman
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
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