Ill Child Chauncey Scott At High Street Home
Chauncey Earl Edward, son of Mr and Mrs George Scott, is ill at their High Street home with tonsillitis.
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Earl Edward
George Scott
High Street
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
7
Defiance firm wins bid for Ceila school building
Baker and Shhindler, Defiance contractors, awarded the contract for a new Ceila school building at 194 006 dollars. Announcement came from Lincoln Nebraska February 29. In Hickman near here today Art Ewarth shot his wife and two daughters, then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ceila
Baker and Shhindler
Thoro Jor Lincoln
Neb
Art Ewarth
Hickman
Here
Chauncey Church of Christ Announces March Services
The Chauncey Church of Christ lists Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and church service at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday March 2 with Christian Endeavor at 6 p.m. Rev C L Wiggins of Columbus will preach March 9 as a pastorate candidate. Mrs William Leffler and son Victor return to Benwood W V after a Chauncey visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christ
Bible
Christian Endeavor
L. Wiggins
Columbu
Wiggins
Church of Christ
Invitation Dance at Harvey Pavilion by Big Three Club
The Big Three club hosted an invitation dance at the Harvey pavilion on Thursday evening. A five piece orchestra provided music and about fifty couples enjoyed a pleasant night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Pavillion
Mines Idle Due to Car Shortage Halts Chauncey Operations
Chauncey mine which had operated steadily in recent weeks has been idle for several days this week because no ore cars are available. Some Bailey Run mines have also been idle during the past week due to the same shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Mine
Bailey Run
Mrs Burk Witham At Home With Ill Mother This Week
Mrs. Burk Witham spent several days this week with her mother Mrs. G S Merry at her home nearby. Mrs. Merry has been quite ill in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Burk Witham
G. S. Merry
Birthday Surprise for Miss Walton At Local Party
Twenty guests attended a Wednesday evening party in honor of Miss Mary Walton. It was arranged as a surprise and she received several useful gifts. The festivities included games music and taffy pulling followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Walton
Miss Walton
Fox Hunt Near Fisher Draws City Residents
Henry Martin Geo e Six Web Cunningham and Carl Leffier from this city went to Fisher for a fox hunt on Thursday night. The event gathered local sportsmen for an evening outdoors and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Geo *E Six
Web Cunningham
Carl Leffier
Fisher
Middleport tragedy claims Burchett family members
Former resident Mrs. Jake Burchett and daughter Garnet aged 14 lie critically ill at their Middleport home with slim hopes for recovery. Mrs. Burchett is sister to Jack Branham of Chauncey. the family moved to Middleport years ago from this city. Branham plans to travel to Middleport, while Mrs. Dora Sudduth and baby head to Huntington, West Virginia to stay with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Burchett
Miss Garnet
Middleport
Burchett
Jack Branham
Chauncey
Dora Sudduth
Huntington
W. Va
Mrs Ella Tedrick Improves After Serious Illness
Friends in Chauncey learn Ella Tedrick formerly of this city is greatly improved from a recent serious illness and is convalescing at her home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ella ‘Tedrick
Columbus
Town Sees Surge of Electric Wiring Across Homes and Businesses
A number of business houses and private residences in town were wired for electric lights last week. Citizens note the streets are now nicely lighted and more homes plan to install lighting soon.
Miss Neva Ferrel Ill at Home in High
Miss Neva Ferrel has been ill the past week at her home in High. Local friends report her condition as improving with rest and care from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Ferrel
High Street
Ladies Aid Society meets for all day quilting
The M F E Ladies Aid Society held an all day quilting session at Mrs. Lafe Crosser home on Lexington Avenue. Members present included Mrs. William Cochran Mrs. I N France Mrs Lettie Heintz Mrs Henry Osborne Mrs Bessie Cunningham Mrs W Harter Mrs George Shafer Mrs Ervin Pidlock Miss Alma Bricker Mrs Tomas and Mrs L D Shields. They plan to meet again next Thursday at the same home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. FE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lafe Croseer
Lexington Avenue
William Cochran
I. N. France
Lettie Heintz
Henry Osborne
Bessie Nningham
W. Harter
George Shafer
Ervin Pid‘ock
Alma Bricker
Chauncey Church Revival Sees Growth in Attendance
Walter V. Harter ministers Chauncey Church with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 6 30 on The Ridiculous Sin of Camouflage ing. Eight attendees expressed desire for a better life last night as Rev W F Harbert slated to visit next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. EF
Walter V. Harter
Chauncey Church
W. F. Harbert
Does it pay to Obey God sermon at The Plains Church
The Plains Church schedules a 10 30 a m sermon by the pastor on the topic Does it pay to Obey God The program notes describe the message and service time for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Plains Church
Millfield Church Schedules Sunday Services and Conference
Millfield Church holds Sunday school at 9 30 and Prayer and Praise at 10 30. The next quarterly conference is at the Plains Church on March 16 at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
the Plains Church
Premier Kafandaris Rejects Ultimatum in Athens
It was reported today that Premier Kafandaris will reject the Republican Officers' League ultimatum demanding the immediate abdication of the Glucksbourg dynasty as a threat to the military revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Kafandaris
Eague
Glucksbourg
New Jersey GOP Chairman Backs Coolidge Pri mary Bid
Trenton February 29 The Republican State Chairman E C Stolen notified President Coolidge that his name would be on the New Jersey presidential primary ballot on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
E. C. Stolen
President Coolidge
Shenton and Warmakessel Killings at YMCA
Police in Pottstown believe Shenton killed his University of Pennsylvania classmate James Warmakessel and then killed himself in a YMCA room. A note found with Shenton suggested the act was prompted by his friend backing out of a plan to use the pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Thomas Shenton
James Warmakessel
University of Pennsylvania
Shenton
Ice Cream Makers Elect Southeast Ohio Chairman
J. J. Schmidt general manager of the Cline Ice Cream Company was elected chairman of the Southeastern Ohio section of the Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers at a meeting in Athens. The district spans Middletown Portsmouth Trenton Chillicothe Lancaster Logan Nelsonville Marietta and Athens with members from all towns present. The event opened with a noon luncheon at Hotel Berry followed by a business session outlining district policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Schmidt
Cline
Joe Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Mr.Schmidt
Middletown
Portsmouth
Trenton
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Logan
Nelsonville
Marietta
Athens
Berry
Mem
Local District Meeting Notes Mention Parkersburg Attendee
A member of the national association attended the district meeting from Parkersburg. This brief report records the presence of the representative and notes district proceedings.
Civilization kept alive by the Irish
Dr. James J. Walsh of New York City delivered an address praising Ireland’s role in civilization. He said that from the fifth to ninth centuries Irish intellectuals dominated world thought, following the fall of Rome, and that isolation from Roman influence and early Christianity enabled them to lead the development of civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ireland
James J. Walsh
New York City
Dr. Walsh
Europe
Historians to classify Wilson as a great man in future era
Dr. A B Riker of Trinity M Church eulogizes former President Woodrow Wilson. He predicts historians 500 to 1600 years hence will see Wilson as among the greatest as a founding figure of a world Christian civilization and a proactive program shaping the United States of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Fow
United States
A. B. Riker
Trinity M
Woodrow Wilson
Water works office to close for city death observance
The water works office in the City building will close at noon Saturday due to the death of the wife of Service Director Romine. City employees will show respect during the time of sorrow for a fellow worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romine
Reader visits New York sees no shooting during trip
A reader recounts visiting New York and finding no shooting incidents on his itinerary. He argues he should demand a refund or reimbursement for expectations unmet during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader
New York
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McNary
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Capper
Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Bers
National Association
Parkersburg
Ine Pharmacy
Praises Wilson
Tritipp
Simmons
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
C. D. Shafer. Co
Lask’s Drug Store
Alvin
Rogers
Alvin Pilate
Eet
W. Washington St
Grocers
Luster Fought & CO
C. S
E. C. Kenney
Athens, Ohio
Beau Blanchard
Marietta, Ohio
Littler
Littler’s
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Littler’s Bakery
East
Unios
Ady
E. H. Cotton
Whartons
South Court Street
Juxor
Molly Stark
Lancaster Pate Terns
Wm. Rogers
California
Butter Comspany Club
Catsup Country Club
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Apple Butt Country Club
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CKERS
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Bread Country Club
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Kroger
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