Fippie Funeral Friday in Chauncey for Civil War Vet Tippie
John Miller Tippie 83 Civil War veteran and longtime Chauncey resident died at home after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be at Central Avenue Church Athens Friday at 2 PM burial in Athens. Survived by seven children, twenty grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Tippie served with Sherman in the march to the sea.
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Schauncey
John Miller Tippie
Athens County
Rebecca Haning
Emma Farrow
Wylam
Hattie Karns
Chaun
Tippie
Rinda Joyce
Chauncey
Rs. Effie
E. A. Tippie
Mike
Ben Tippie
Ridge Ge
Oney Goodman
Agnes Bresnen
Pontiac
Mich
Mary McMasters
Creek
Goldie
Wade Dow- Tef
Strouds Run
Sherman
Last Rites Held for Chauncey Man Highlighted by Funeral in Chauncey
Funeral services for George Stimpson Merry, 70, who died at his Chauncey area home, were conducted at the Chauncey M. E. Church by Rev. H. A. Sayre. Bearers included Woodworth, Lam, Ferrer, and Mayor Hines. Burial at West Street Cemetery in Athens. Survived by wife Nelle and several sisters and brothers.
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Chauncey
George Stimpson Merry
Chauncey M. EB
H. A. Sayre
Nelsonville Methodist Church
Ingers
Paul Porles Woodworth
Cyrus Iam
Woodrow Ferrer
Donald Y
W. D. Hines
West Street
Athens
Merry
Nelle Merry
Stella Witham
Ncey
Lioyd
Valentine Party Held by Chauncey Church Class
Chauncey Feb 12 Miss Vivian Bingman hosted her Sunday School class from the Chauncey Church of Christ at her parents home on Ellis Avenue. An evening of valentine sketches games and music followed by a pot luck supper. Attending were Leaths Collins Bessy Bell Baughman Edith Rodreis Ruth Shafer Julia Johnvor Betty Jane Courtney Helen Ferrer Alice Johnson Helen Seibers and Vivian Bingman.
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Chauncey
Vivian Bingman
Chauncey Church of Christ
Everett Bingman
Ellis Avenue
Leaths Collins
Bessy Beil Baughman
Edith Rodre
Corporal Denzell Phillips Visits Chauncey Parents
Corporal Denzell Phillips formerly at Fort Riley Kansas in the United States Cavalry visited his parents Mr. and Mrs Abner Phillips on May Avenue Chauncey. He departed today to report to his new post Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. Holy services were held at the Bent home Chauncey with three ministers and a large attendance Andrew McKinney served as reader during the meeting.
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Chauncey
Denzell Phillips
Fort Riley
Kans
United States Cavalry
Abner Phillips
May Avenue
Phillips
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Holiness Church
Sam Bent
Converse Street
Ervin Manning
Charlie Hook
Amy West
Andrew McKinney
Rockefeller 3d as $3 a Day Juror
Heir to a great fortune John D Rockefeller 3d serves as a juror earning three dollars a day. He appeared in a federal New York case and declined deferment, saying any one called for jury duty should serve if he can.
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John D. Rockefeller 3d
New York
Rohbert Dicken Celebrates Twelfth Birthday in Chauncey
In Chauncey Rohbert Dicken son of Mr and Mrs W E B Dicken Lower Plains celebrated his twelfth birthday with a party at the Dicken home. Kenneth Burchfield won a contest after games and a refreshment course was served. Attending were Kenneth Burchfield Alfred Gabriel Melvin Moore Ernest Pyle Sam McDonald Walter Gabriel Clyde Perry Lowell Stage and Robert Dicken. Chauncey personals include funeral attendances by Paul A Tipton and Jeanette Palmer Lynchburg Ohio for Mrs Nancy E Martin and Agnes Bresnen of Pontiac Michigan visiting Chauncey for her father John M Tippie illness and death. Mr and Mrs Guy M Brookins attended Cheretta Martins funeral in Athens.
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Chauncey
Rohbert Dicken
W. EB. Dicken
Lower Plains
Dicken
Kenneth Burchfield
Alfred Gabriel
Melvin Moore
Ernest Pyle
Sam McDonald
Walter Gabriel
Clyde Perry
Lowell Stage
Robert Dicken
Paul A. Tipton
Jeanette Palmer
Lynchburg
Ohio
Athens
Cheretta Martin
Man Confesses Embezzling 31500 At Hillsboro Bank
Charlies H. Murphy age 26 assistant cashier at Hillsboro Bank and Savings Company confessed to embezzling 31500. He said a horse race bet three years ago triggered the theft and awaits criminal charges.
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Hillsboro
U.P
Charlies H. Murphy
Hillsboro Bank and Savings Company
Murphy
Gambling habit fuels bank theft confession
The man testified that a quest for easy money led him to bet on a horse, winning $1,200 from a $100 wager and then stealing from a bank in amounts ranging from $50 to $1,000. He admitted the scheme during the proceedings.
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Ago
Army Man To Talk At Grange Meeting
Fred Schawl a United States Army sergeant who has travell ed in South America Africa and the Hawaiian Islands will give a lecture at the Rome Grange meeting to be held Saturday in Stewart.
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Stewart
Fred Schawl
United States Army
South America
Africa
Hawaiian Islands
Rome Grange
Weds Saves Parents In Foreclosure Twist In Missouri
Frank Henzel planned to foreclose on the Brennan farm in Carthage Missouri over a $10,000 loan. Celia Brennan, 19, returned from Kansas City and married Henzel, prompting the foreclosure to be dropped and the debt canceled. The story notes Henzel and his bride plan to move to Colorado.
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Frank Henzel
John Brennan
Carthage
Celia
Brennans
Kansas City
Henzel
Manning
Colorado
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Chauncey Millfield
Central Avenue M. FE. Church
Chauncey Man
Methodist Church
Millfield
J. H. Johnson
Donald
Troy
Herman Theisen, Jr
Johnson
Theisen
Eda Quinn
Amesville
William Snedden
Ifield
Murray City
Herman Theisen
John Theisen
Clara J. Millfield
Paul A. Theisen
York
Bingman
Woodwern's Candy and Gift Shop
Valentine
Colebrooks
Woodworth Candy and Gift Shop
Navy
Glenn Curtiss
Mother Nature's Curio Shop
Winslow
Arizona
Bride Aia
Celia Henzel
Clarks
Hamilton
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Americus
Men’s Bedford
International Silver Co
Gruens
Waldemar
Parker
Anklin
Ever
Normandy
LA Vega
R. P
I. P
Seth Thomas
Cornwell
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