Chauncey Pioneer Dies After Beart Attack At Home
Chauncey area pioneer Chauncey Pioneer died suddenly at his home in Sand Ridge near Chauncey after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 10 in the Wayward Church of Christ with Rev G B Court officiating. Interment will be in Nye Cemetery. He recently broke a leg when kicked by a horse but had recovered enough to move about his home. Survived by sister Hannah Higbard, who has been ill for weeks. The family resided on the old farm. obituary notes he was a lifelong county resident.
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Chauncey
Peradk
G. B. Court
Ody
Church of Christ
Nye
Hibbard
Hannah Higbard
Hany Mah
Nat
Past Chiefs Meet Thursday Evening in Chauncey
In Chauncey on February 3, Past Chiefs Crib of Pleasant View Temple No 183 Pythian Sisters met at Mrs Arthur J Smiths on Main Street. President Mrs Harry Wallace led the business session with social hour readings contests and prize exchanges.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Arthur J. Smith
Main Street
Harry Wallace
Thelma Linscott
Donald Henry
Noah Harvey
Wallace
Statenerite McGee
William Collins
Ire Cunningham
Noeh Harvey
Flos Linscott
Arthur Smith
William Collins, Jr
Marguerite McGee
Mie
Clara Wallace
Entertain Friends as Graves Family Guests at The Flaine
The Plains reports Mr and Mrs Robert Graves hosted guests this week at their home in The Flaine. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jerry Graves and David Beatty of Akron, plus Mrs Burnell of Nelsonville. Graves relatives are not related but longtime neighbors and friends.
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the Plains
Robert Graves
The
Flaine
Jerry Graves
Lattor
David Beatty
Akron
Burnell
Nelsonville
Leo McMennewny
Jacksonville
George Fitter
H. C. McDaniel
F. H. Boudinot
Emma Hixon
M. E
Athens
L. 5. McDaniel
Hiram Mintus
Treasure legends revive search for James boys loot
Omaha February reports revived hunt for a rumored 4100,000 in bullion hidden north of Omaha by Jesse James gang. Chandler Missouri cousin Jesse James Jr. backs cave near a cavern along a bluff but authorities and locals doubt any major crime involved. Previous digs near the cave yielded nothing as three horses could be sheltered inside.
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James
Jeses
Chandler
Oxueha
Deadwood
Black Hills
Tressure
J. Barton
Cubs
Kansan
Jesse James
Roy Swanston
James Boys
Bert .Bierman
Bistee
Smugenm
Pacttc
New Mark Set in Legislature Columbus Ohio
The Ohio Legislature faces a flood of measures after six weeks in session with 85 bills and 10 resolutions introduced in a single day. Proposals range from tax changes and gasoline tax hikes to divorces, education, and state board creation, with emergency provisions and filing rules noted as bills advance between chambers. Six members prepare to attend the Harding Memorial dedication, while tributes are paid to the late President and Mrs. Harding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chile
Heenaé Architects
Wilbin
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Clarence J. Brown
Cooper
Genemi Assembly
Harding
House
Soteur
Lenate
Herding
Ohio Law Requires Free Treatment for Rabid Dog Bite Victims
A 1930 Athens County law requires physicians to provide free treatment to bite victims from rabid animals. Local officials note the practice helps prevent hydrophobia after exposure. Health authorities describe how bite severity varies by wound location and time, with pasteurization historically central to care.
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Ohio
Woman to Join Arctic Submarine Expedition Leader
Lady Wixins announces joining party for Sir Hubert Wilkins expedition to the North Pole. The reconditioned Nautilus will carry the sole female participant alongside the crew as the voyage departs.
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Pole
North Pole
Lady Wixins
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Rabies Treatment and Symptoms Described by Dr Hieging
A historical report notes rabies progression in animals and humans with two forms of treatment. It describes serum injections over nine days for the simple method and seven days for the intensive, plus timelines for effects. It also covers dog bark changes and urges immediate physician treatment after dog bites, citing long-standing practice in Athens County.
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Higgise
Athens County
Hieging
Council Votes To Purchase Poles
The council passed an ordinance to authorize funds for poles and related gear after proper advertising. Debate covered depository selection for funds, with the mayor and clerk to draft a closing emergency action. Paul Molakot appeared about damage to property near the White School Building, with water trouble cited, and the matter referred to the suitable committee for investigation.
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Myer
Andrew Aften
John &. Davis
Ttean
Thi Fesson
Paul Molaakt
Wier Damaghig
Brottenie
Mo Wap
Stvest Connittos Cor Investiga
de Fron
Couneil
Funeral attendance for relative in Columbus
H Y Nam was in Columbus with his mother Mrs Mary Hambet of Route 2 to attend the funeral of Mrs Lit ving Tavis. Burial occurred at Greenlawn Cemetery. Davis was a former Morgen County resident and widow of Jahn Davis leaving heirs in Morgen County and the facility.
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H. Y. Namber
Mary Hambet
Route No
Columbus
Litving
Tavis
Greenlawn Cemetery
Davis
Morgen County
Jahn Davis
Pilfering Topic Dominates Mothers Club Meeting
In Jackyosville on a February night 83 members of the Mothers Club gathered at Mrs A Sayre's Trimble home to discuss pilfering. The program included papers on taking ways tempting children and petty thievery experiences, followed by stories and social time.
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Mother Ciul
MT A. Sayre
Trimble
Martha Hioh
Stra
MLO
Wahnata Exenkamper
Gad
Piahor
Mes
Megdred
Bry
Shirkey
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Aik Redcos and Vaughn Ts Brondanet From Tanangie
Glouster Fab the Wlecky Reaves Darthick Bon Vaughn Hollister will cite Tuesday night at two o clock Guitar musts and woak. Broadcasting station will be at special consideration they stated night mines work Chauncey Tech Illinois Chauncey Mine W3 Hoecklng and Paste He Hat Millfielt were the Saturday. Fight mines on the cre tet Saturday in thie Atatrict No. No. 255 No. 267 No. 1 No. 4 No. 28 L. D. Poston and Dark Diamond.
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Wlecky Reaves
Darthick
Bon Vaughn
Hollister
Guiter Musts
Wooak
Chauncey, Tech
Chauney
Thie Atatrict
L. D. Poston
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Bliss College
Ploud Linncott
Puains
Jean Brewer
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Chauncer
Enis Avenue
Home Telephone Company
Floyd Dunn
Whitestone
Loach
Welleton
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New Boston
Ray Carter
Holt Courtney
Jennie Courtney
CLABS
Plains
Naomi
Plains Methodist Epiecopa Sunday School
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Ray Michae
Grant Michiel
Daggeter Hillfield
Hugh Muichier
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Millfield News
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M. A. Howard
Gilbert Keiris
Sunday Creek
Maton Council
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Murray City
Minniehsha
State of
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Chamncey
Charles Leoffler
Dorthy Butsko
Avdry Collins
J.D. Hill
Millfield
William Bond
Fieldin Willis
Lille Williams
Clarence Willis
Albert Dodds
Thurn~ Tay
Arthur Triplett
Juanita
Eben Gillispie
Red Cross
Dover Township
P. D. Hill
Ashland
John Sharzick
J. D.zarich
Frank McDaniel
Edmabeth
Faul Theisen
E’dna Best
Haltyswood
John Gilbert
New York
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Bronawick
West Indian
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Corzair
Miami
Fla
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Holy Land
Pasteur
Elmer W. Dixgeldey
WSS
Louie Pasteur
J. Clyde Edmondson
J. M. Higgins
Athrens
Anthal
Gnio Department of Health
Rardin
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Banks Ice Cream Co
Sunday Creek Valley
Board of Public Affairs
A. F Harbel
Colummbua
Mothers’ Club
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Brondanet
Tanangie
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Bondar 1A
Atlas Store
United States
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National Bank
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