Chauncey Dover Basketball Team Defeats Rutland 64 to 27
Chauncey Dover high school boys beat Rutland high 64 to 27 in Chauncey gym. The win completes both games against Rutland and ends Chauncey Dover schedule. Also notes weekly quilting at The Plains church and local PTA participation under Athens address. Invitation week at Millfield Sunday school prompts members to invite others.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Rutland High
Chauncey Gymnasium
Chauncey Boys
Rutland
Chauncey-Dover
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Millfield
Ruth Howard
Improved condition of Mrs. Robert W. Hixson Jr
Thelma Underwood is reported to be improving at an Ashland Kentucky hospital after an appendix operation earlier in the week. Her husband Robert Hixson Sr and Mrs. Hixson went to Ashland with Mr. Hixson returning home Friday while Mrs. Hixson remained for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Robert W. Hixson, Jr
Thelma Underwood
Ashland
Kentucky
Robert Hixson, Sr
Margaret Cooney Undergoes Appendix Surgery in Athens
Miss Margaret Cooney of Sugar Creek, a Bliss Business College student in Columbus, underwent an appendix operation at Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens last week after a sudden illness in Columbus. She is a Chauncey-Dover high school graduate, class of 1927, and has since studied in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Margaret Cooney
Sugar Creek
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cooney
Chauncey-Dover High School
Misner Suffering Critical Illness In Centralia Home
Barney Misner, World War veteran and nephew of Mrs. Ezra Karns, is critically ill at his parents home in Centralia Washington. Relatives in this city report he was gassed in service and has endured poor health for years with small hopes for recovery.
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Chauncey
Barney Misner
Nate Misner
Centralia
Washington
Misner
Ezra Karns
Marriage of Miss Margaret Mathews and Floyd Trout
The marriage took place in December 1927 in this city and was announced by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs L A Matthews of 52 Brevort Road Columbus. Other local society notes mention travel, visits, club dinners, and a school drawing exhibit by Gladys Bowers with 27 of her 36 pupils.
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Margaret Mathews
Floyd C. Trout
Columbus Dispatch
L. A. Matthews
Brevort Road
Columbus
Five Boys and Girls Win in Bird Coloring Contest
A local contest awarded first prize to Irene Rasp and Chester Windle for color drawings of the Chipping Sparrow. Second prizes went to Mertie Oliver and Lois Jean Morris, with many honorable mentions across Nelsonville Athens Glouster and Jacksonvill e. Teachers receiving colored engravings include Mrs. Oril Griffin and Miss Louise Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rasp
Jacksonville
Mary McCann
Mertie Oliver
High Street
Nelsonville
Louise Pierce
Chester Windle
Route 4
Elizabeth Linton
Lois Jean Morris
Glouster
Blower
Bobby Chute
Athens
Cordelia Shuster
Eugene Boyd
Pierce
Mercedes Keeton
Morena Deal
Nell McCann
Theresa Heck
Freda J. Kempton
J. Wolfe
Bessie Betts
Chauncey
Howard
Rozella Harkins
Lillian Young
Jlliam Gregory
Carpenter
A. Cone
Mary Juniper
Caldwell
Meredith Lehman
John Patton
Mary Kettempey
Audrey Mullins
Millfield
Richard Bateman
Robert Stratton
Mary Etta McKibben
Patton
Billy Bateman
Josephine Porter
Clark Collins
Fauna Ricketts
Bernard Spaulding
Richland Avenue
Kermit Johnson
Ricketts
Mechanicsbare School
Sarah Ellen Hull
Tippie
Merchanicsburg
Helen Moore
Coolville
M. Burke
Wanda Lee
Miss Jones
Otis Johnson
Trimble
Miss Sands
Ruth Patton
Miss Patton
Dorothy Russell
Hazel Raber
Oril Grif
Free French Rheumatism Prescription Offered by Paul Case
A World War II era ad offers a noted French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis from the American Army period. Paul Case in Brockton Massachusetts claims it has helped thousands and requests only the recipient’s address by postal mail.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Mass
Midol advertised as quick relief for menstrual pain
An advertisement touts Midol as a safe effective remedy for menstrual pain. It claims relief begins in five to seven minutes and notes the product is non narcotic and affordable at fifty cents in a small aluminum case.
Mechanicsburg P T A Program Highlights Student Activities
The Mechanicsburg Parent Teacher Association met Friday with strong attendance. Mrs. Rickett’s room won the pennant for 18 parents present. Mrs. Cromsey led a pupils program featuring songs, drills, canata, playlets, and a Washington Lincoln theme. Vice-president Mrs. O E Reading spoke on the business meeting. Arthur Walsh and Mrs. Clarence Roach joined as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Washington
Lincoln
Young America
O. E. Reading
Arthur Walsh
Clarence Roach
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Oscar W. Newman Dies in Columbus
Columbus, Feb. 20 Oscar W Newman former Ohio Supreme Court justice died suddenly of heart disease at the Columbus Athletic Club last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oscar W. Newman
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus Athletic Club
Pleasant View Temple Birthday Social Honors Margaret McGee
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters held their monthly birthday social with Miss Margaret McGee honored. Refreshments were served after the regular temple meeting. In Chauncey evangelistic services at Trimble Church of Christ the speaker was Rev. F B Roberts tonight with singing and a piano number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pleasant View
Pythian Sisters
Margaret McGee
Trimble Church of Christ
Mary Easler
Thelma Grandy
F. B. Roberts
Condition of Robert Graves Improves at The Plains
Robert Graves, seriously ill for three weeks at his home The Plains, is reported to be somewhat improved after suffering stomach trouble. William Channell of The Plains works in Columbus. Eunice Lowery, formerly at Chauncey County Infirmary, has moved to Columbus to take a position at the Franklin County home where Mrs. McGrath, formerly of Athens, is matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graves
the Plains
William Channell
Columbus
Eunice Lowery
Merly
Chauncey
Franklin County
Mrs. McGrath
Athens
Former City Clerk Fales Charged with Embezzling Funds
Emma Hertel former city waterworks clerk and deputy county recorder faces a hearing on embezzling 588.26 dollars of city funds. She pleaded not guilty and posted a 1000 bond. The warrant by J S Bayley cites theft between April 1 1926 and September 1 1927.
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van Wert
U.R
Emma Hertel
City Waterworks
Hertel
J.S. Bayley
van Wert Waterworks Department
February 20 in Early American History Highlights
A compact chronicle notes events on February 20 across years: a 1717 New England snow depth of 20 feet, 1815 the Constitution capturing Cyane and Levant, 1824 the Baptist Publication Society organized, 1846 Texas legislature met in Austin, 1872 the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its first exhibition, and 1901 Hawaii held its first territorial legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Musterole Cold Tablets Offer Quick Head Cold Relief
Sneezing sniffling and headache prompt relief from a head cold with Musterole Cold Tablets. Safe effective and quick relief without griping or head buzzing. Prepared by the Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio, makers of Musterole for pains and chest troubles. All druggists.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Clothing Shipments From Relief Aid For Miners
Two and one half tons of clothing and shoes arrived from the Pennsylvania Ohio Relief association for needy miners. The items will be distributed via 19 local union secretaries to families in the district. The group previously sent a $2000 check used to buy flour for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pennsylvania-Ohio Relief Association
Dan W. Wallace
Relief Association
Lengel Attorneys Plan Acquittal Request in Mellett Murder Trial
In Lisbon on February 20 former Canton Police Chief A. Lengel faced a murder case over Don R. Mellett. His lawyers planned a directed verdict of acquittal after the state rested, arguing the prosecution failed to tie Lengel to Mellett’s death amid the absence of key witness Floyd Streitenberger.
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Lisbon
A. Lengel
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Lengel
Mellett
Floyd Streitenberger
Inquiry Started Into Head-on Collision Near Elyria
An inquiry began in Elyria into the cause of a head-on crash between a Cleveland Southwestern passenger traction car and a baggage car. The wreck at Stop 1 near the Elyria County club left two dead and five injured. Victims identified as Walter S. Hoppe, 35, motorman, and Mrs. J. W. Fowler, 35, of Oberlin.
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Elyria
U.P
Cleveland
Stop &1
Elyria County Club
Walter S. Hoppe
J. W. Fowler
Oberlin
Ohio
Roaches Crumble to FLY-TOX In Ad Breakthrough
A short ad notes that FLY-TOX reaches into cracks to kill roaches. The stainless product promises quick action and pest control without mess.
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Stainless
Advertisement
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Promises Stomach Strength
An advertisement claims indigestion relief through Dare's Mentha Pepsin an up building stomach elixir. It asserts the product strengthens the stomach improving digestion and allowing normal eating without distress backed by Cline Pharmacy Co. and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare’s
Mentha Pepsin
Cline Pharmacy Co
Kirby to Talk Lincoln at Glouster
The Rev Edwin Kirby pastor of the M E church Elyria will lecture on Abraham Lincoln at the M E church Glouster Tuesday night. A former coal miner and local resident he is the only living organizer of the Glouster Methodist church. Rev Sir A Donnally leads the meeting and the Trimble quartet will sing.
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Glouster
Edwin Kirby
M. FE
Elyria
Abraham Lincoln
M. BE
Kirby
Local visitors spend Sunday with area families
Charles Ley of Columbus was a Sunday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Ley. Girard Blower from Akron visited friends in the city over the weekend.
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Charles Ley
Columbus
Henry Ley
Girard Blower
Akron
Sin and Its Punishment Sermon at First Presbyterian
Dr. A. Y. Wilcox preached on sin and its consequences at the First Presbyterian church Sunday. He compared spiritual laws to physical ones, saying punishment follows guilt and that Jesus emphasized salvation from sin rather than dwelling on punishment. The pastor argued forgiveness frees individuals from sin’s power.
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A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wilcox
Jesus
If Mothers Only Knew About These Child Remedies
During these days how many children are coming with headache feverishness stomach aches and irregular bowels. If mothers only knew what Mother Gray's Sweet Powders could do for their children no family would be without them. These powders are gentle and pleasant to take and so effective in their action. Mothers who use them tell others about them. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Gray
Actio
Heet Pain Relief Advertises Quick Heat Cure
An advertisement touts Heet as a harmless penetrating heat treatment for back pain rheumatic neuritis and joint soreness. It claims immediate relief from pain stiffness and congestion with two soothing ingredients, a clean liquid that won’t stain and costs 60 cents at drug stores.
Boy Wil Herbert Dies After Measles Attack
Wil Herbert ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis north of Glouster died at 8 15 PM from pneumonia following measles. He leaves sisters Irma twelve Opal eleven and brother Jacky months old. Funeral at Church of Christ Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. F E B Ri officiating. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Chauncey Dover
Voeroealls
Basketeers
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Cade
Robert McAllister
J. W. Hawk
Zine Courtney
Harry Porter
George Smith
George Cochran
Zell Buffington
Theodore Nagle
Alethia Smith
Dorothy Cade
Plains
John Shafer
Walter Wharton
The
Plains Parent-Teacher Association
Garry C. Myers
Fred M. McKay
New York City
Schenectady
O. Fr. McKay
Clarice ‘Lotman
Portsmouth
W. W. Totman
Canaanville Road
T. R. Biddle
C. L. Poston
Granville Inn
Granville
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Sayre
F. F. Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
J. B. Rose
Miss Rose
Church Street
Frederick Ellis
Dayton
Charles Culp
Wade Bean
West State Street
Culp
Bean
Anna McClain
Zanesville
J. S. Basom
L. Earich
Eileen Sherman
Young
Joanna Stanley
Freda Kimmey
Villa Tippie
Frank Chute
Mary Williams
Mary Russell
Bill Jansen
Rose Mary Forsbach
Clinton Savage
Leo Oakley
Mary Kahne
Pauline Draper
Louise Dunberry
Anna Miller
Vesper Louise Warehime
Barbara Lucille Draper
Joe Molenski
Helen McCaskey
Faye Reed
Nellie Huseman
Miss Stanton
Billy Keeton
Shirley Ann Knight
Oril Griffin
William Parks
Griffin
Wallace Bruce
Scott
Chamberlain
Yas Gham
Ruth
Fales
U.S
Levant
American Baptist Publication Society
Austin
Hawaii
G.I Rove
Amy
MR. Gill
Pennsylvania
Ohio Relief Associaton
John Sowers
Paros
Sidney Brown
Bishopville
Sowers
Brown
Gormley
Piso
Ask Cline Pharmacy Co
Simmer
Lumbago
Mother John
Patten
Roker
Logan
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