Leap From Car After Match Box Fire In Chauncey
In Chauncey Feb 27 a small box of matches in a car door pocket ignited forcing Mrs Christine Brown and Mrs Fannie King to jump with Mrs Browns baby Ralph Jr. The car door and cushion burned and Mrs Kings coat and dress were damaged. Both women and the child were shaken by the fall. Mrs Brown is a Chauncey Dover high school music instructor and Mrs King teaches in Chauncey schools.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
King
Chauncey Grailes
Sons of Veterans to reorganize in Chauncey meeting
A special Sons of Veterans meeting is set for March 6 at 7 30 p m in Antle Hall Glouster. The agenda includes reorganization and officer elections. Former members seeking reinstatement are urged to attend.
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Sons of Veterans
Glouster
Chauncey
Frank Phillips
The
Antle Hall
Two Miners Injured In Chauncey Mine Incident
Michael Gillespie of Chauncey a loader in Manhattan Coal Company Mine No 25 was caught by slate fell injuring his nose head back and leg. He is cared for at home and likely out for weeks. Charles Johnson Peach Ridge Timberman was struck by a limb breaking both forearm bones and treated by Dr Warren V Sprague.
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Chauncey
Michael Gillespie
Warren V. Sprague
Funeral Held for Mrs Jesse Beals
Chauncey February 27 Mrs Mary Wielder Beals 87 wife of Jesse Beals formerly of The Mains died at her Bruceville Ind home after a two year illness Funeral services were held this afternoon in Bruceville with burial in the local cemetery She leaves husband six children the youngest four years old and her father George M Wielder plus one sister and five brothers names listed in the notice
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Chauncey
Mary Wielder Beals
Jesse Beals
The
Mains
Bruceville
Ind
Beals
George M. Wielder
Grace Hiulan
Edwardsport
Wielder
Edward Wielder
Ypsilanti
Mich
John Fielder
George Fielder
Indiana Woman Passes After Long Illness
Town resident Mrs Beals died after a protracted illness. Her mother died two years ago. She was married while living in The Plains and later moved with her family to Bruceville where she had resided since.
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Town
Ind
Chauncey P T A Plans Trip to Athens Meeting
Chauncey P T A members plan to attend a meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association at Athens High School Building next Monday evening at 7 80 o clock. Mrs Margaret Wells Wood of the American Social Hygiene Association will be the speaker.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Athens High School
Margaret Wells Wood
American Social Hygiene Association
Miner fatally burned after premature powder blast in Rendville
NEW LEXINGTON Feb 27 Edward Borman 38 5 a miner and father of six was seriously burned and likely fatally injured when he walked into an unexploded powder charge that detonated prematurely in Mine No 9 of Sunday Creek Coal Co at Rendville He was transported to Grant Hospital Columbus for treatment
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New Lexington
Edward Borman
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Rendville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Dick Wiley to Broadcast Special Friday Air Time
Dick Wiley of Glouster will be on WAIU Columbus Friday night from to 8 15 in addition to his regular Monday program. The station schedule notes a next week shift with a Monday night broadcast from 8 30 to 8 45 oclock.
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Glouster
Dick Wiley
WAIU
Columbus
Glouster Wins Glouster Five Pin Match
Glouster Palace five pin team defeated Murray City High School by 42 pins on Colbert Brothers alleys Wednesday night. Murray City’s Bob Marshall led with a 58 high game. Both teams set for Murray City rematch next Tuesday night with scores showing strong finishes.
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Glouster
Glouster Palace
Murray City High School
Colbert Brothers
Bob Marshall
Murray City Five
Murray City
Sese
Rama Er Arane
Pearehall
AIOTR
Shuttleworth
MONEE
Macpgad
Pogicord
Golden Wedding to Be Observed in Columbus Couple Marks 50 Years
In Glouster on February 27 the Athens County Club of Columbus will honor Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mason of Columbus at Druid's Hall 874 South High Street. The Masons wed in Shawnee February 26 1880 and later lived in Shawnee New Straitsville Glouster and Columbus. They have three married daughters in Columbus Mrs Otto C Roush Mrs Clifford Kern and Mrs W E Wheeler.
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Glouster
John E. Mason
Columbus
Athens County Club of Columbus
Druid’s Hall
South High Street
Mason
Otto C. Roush
Clifford Kern
W. E. Wheeler
Hugh Gormley Former Glouster Mayor Dies at 62
Hugh Gormley former mayor of Glouster died Wednesday evening at St Francis Hospital Columbus after three months of treatment. He was about 62, leaving three sons Bryan Ralph and Harmon. Funeral arrangements pending services expected Saturday. Gormley led Democratic politics here for two decades serving 18 terms as mayor and held posts such as postmaster and deputy inspector of work shops and factories.
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Glouster
Hugh Gormley
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Gormley
Bryan
Ralph
Harmon
C. I. Wallace
Front Street
Gormley
Democratic Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Corning Pedro Club Hosts Washington Birthday Themed Lunch
The Corning Pedro Club met at Mrs. Sam Frasure’s home with George Washington birthday decor and small hatchet favors. A three course luncheon was served and prizes awarded to Mrs. John Clifford and Mrs. Allen Laird.
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Corning Pedro Club
Sam _ Frasure
George Washington
George van Fossen
Fred Quinn
John Gaitten
Ben Orris
Richard Curtis
Allen Laird
John Clifford
M.ef
Alice Nunnally
Trenton
William Jones
Roland Spence
Columbus
Mat Spence
James Mason
Willard Mason
New Lexington
David Mason
Ernest Rodgers
Vashti Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Elizabeth Allen
Greenfield
Snook seeks clemency day before execution in Ohio case
In Columbus on February 27, Dr James Howard Snook faces execution for the murder of Theora Hix. His lawyers led by EK O Ricketts pressed an eleventh hour clemency appeal to Gov Myers Y Cooper, with a possible federal stay if denied. Snook prepared for what could be his last day, maintaining his calm demeanor despite the looming sentence.
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Columbus
U.P
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
Inamorata
Snooke
EK. O. Ricketts
Myers Y. Cooper
Federal District Court
Snook
Ricketts
Helen
State Board of Clemency
Senate Decides on 11 Hour Tariff Bill Sessions
The Senate began extended sessions in Washington as leaders aim to complete the Tariff Bill by next week. Eleven hour sessions were ordered to accelerate work and will continue indefinitely unless a quorum lapse ends them.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
State Police Uncover 145 Sticks of Dynamite in Woods
Acting on a tip officers Charles Darling and F. Sachs found 145 sticks of dynamite in a burlap sack about a mile west of Hollister School Building. The Gold Medal Illinois Special dynamite appeared recently cached and was later destroyed in flood waters of Sunday Creek.
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Glouster
Charles Darling
F. Sachs
Hollister
Illinois
Sunday Creek
Consumer Benefits In Lamb Price Drop
The consumer is seeing full benefit from breaks in lamb and wholesale dressed lamb prices said CG J West of the Ohio Farm Bureau. Wholesale lamb prices in New York City fell six dollars per hundredweight in 20 days while Chicago fat lambs dropped about two dollars per hundredweight since mid January. A Chicago average near 11.34 dollars per hundredweight compares with 16.66 a year ago. Pelts declines and wool and sleep skin prices contribute to lower live lamb values, about 1.44 cents per pound.
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Columbus
CG. J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Easter Plans Made By Knights Templar
Discussions of the coming inspection and plans for Easter services were held at the monthly meeting of the Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar last night. The Masonic lodge rooms have undergone complete redecorating with cleaned and polished furniture, redecorated walls, and painted floors.
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Athens Commandery No. 15
Knights Templar
Masonic Lodge
Olive Tablets Claim to Cure Indigestion by Cleaning Liver
Thousands seek the real cause of stomach trouble by using Dr. Owards Olive Tablets which claim to arouse the liver and bowels, easing indigestion without griping. The vegetable formula is sold by druggists in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Owards
Edwards
Mills and Ward Attend Wool Growers Meet
N. E. Mills of Athens County Farm Bureau Livestock Association and A. N. Ward of Valley View leave for Kedele Farm Nelsonville and Columbus to attend the Athens County Farm Bureau annual meeting of the Ohio Wool Growers and Live Stock Co operative Association. They will be joined by their wives for a Neil House banquet with two national speakers on the program.
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N. E. Mills
Athens
Athens County, Farm Bureau Livestock Association
A. N. Ward
Valley View
Kedele Farm
Nelsonville
Columbus
Athens County Farm Bureau
Ohio Wool Growers and Live Stock Co-operative Association
Neil House
Rebels Strengthen Hold in Santo Domingo After Troop Arrival
Revolutionary forces in Santo Domingo strengthened by new troops. About 1,000 insurgents occupy strategic points as President Horacio Vasquez faces the crisis.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.P
Horacio Vasquez
Poli
Political reshuffle hints at revisional presidency
Fragmentary text suggests a political crisis with expected reinforcements. The resignation of Isquez and anticipated appointment of a revisional president imply a rapid power shift shaping ongoing developments.
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Tical
I Isquez
Somerset man to be re arrested for liquor law violation
New Lexington Feb 27 George Hatem of Somerset will be re arrested and taken before Perry County courts this week for liquor law violation two years ago. Prosecuting Attorney F E Wagener says Hatem has a prior conviction and $400 fine before a justice of the peace and had been out on bond.
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New Lexington
George Hatem
Somerset
Perry County
Wagener
Hatem
Ohio
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Sunday Creek Valley
Corning
William Wilson
Silvus Style Shop
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Hollister School
Mills and Ward
Ee Vy Itt
Girl’s Glee Club
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OIC
STORE
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Model
S. Court St
Francys Cochran
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Farm Bureau
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Ohio Farm Bureau Corp
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R. W. Darling
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