Society and Personal Mention Highlights Holiday Travel
Social notes list many departures and visits including Irma Voigt arriving home and attending events in Detroit and Tifton. Dorothy Rose returning to Wheeling. Dr. W N Alderman heading to Florida. Phyllis Logan visiting Linworth. Miss Constance Leete from New York. Miss Greta Lash's return. Alice Phillips heading to Akron for music supervision. Doris Henry teaching in Madison. dinners and visits among local families. Dr. S H Bing surgical sinus operation in Cincinnati. Judge J S Drake returning to Goshen. E W Chubb and family back from New York and Cleveland. Daughters of Union Veterans cancel tonight due to cold.
Police Seek Woman Suspect in Hickman Case
Los Angeles police pursue a woman believed to have aided William Edward Hickman in the Marian Parker kidnaping and murder. Welby Hunt, 16, grilled by detectives, may link to Hickman. grand jury to consider murder charges against Hickman and Hunt. Carrie Driskel, Hunt’s step grandmother, also questioned.
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Los Angeles
Jan
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
the Tax
Welby Hunt
Pal of Hickman
Parker
Hunt
Hickman
Ivy Thoms
Marian
Carrie Driskel
Drug Users Grow in Number in Ohio Official Asserts
Columbus January 2. W D Leech chief of the state dairy and food division says prohibition has pushed more people to habit forming drugs in Ohio. He notes most addicts are not from the criminal class and that some female peddlers operate as a gambling business, while Chinese residents cause little trouble for enforcers.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
W. D. Leech
State Dairy and Food Division
Leech
John R. Monger
M. ‘Ly
State Department of ‘Health
Letter Golf Easy to Acquire and Par Rules
The note explains letter golf where changing one word to another in par strokes yields a new word. It uses examples like COW to HOW or COW to HRN and provides a Friday solution sequence: work, park, park, bark, bask, task. Slang and abbreviations do not count.
Meeting Time Change for W E A
W E A will meet at 7 o clock Thursday night in the K of P bell room. The meeting date was moved from the first and third Mondays to the same dates on Thursdays each month.
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K. of
P. Bell
Don Peden Called Home After Brother’s Sudden Death
Mr Don Peden traveled to Kew Janee Til after his brother’s unexpected death. He had just returned Saturday from New York City where he attended a meeting of football coaches.
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Don Peden
Kewjanee, Til
Mr. Peden
New York City
Ohio approves 1928 license plates and safety efforts
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown reports smooth handling of 1,600,000 license tags for 1928 with 25,590 special plates mailed and minimal trouble. Health notes warn diphtheria and measles risk, urging immunization, while state finances show $560,000 in interest earned from state bank depositories. Norton Highway Code sets new director and district structure for 88 regions.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Col
Chalmers R. Wilson
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Chauncey Chosen Sun Day School Superintendent
Chauncey elects Charles S Bradfield as Sunday School superintendent for the Church of Christ in Chauncey. The list includes senior and assistant superintendents, secretaries, treasurer, and department heads for the coming year with a staff of teachers and leaders led by Bradfield and featuring Guy M Brookins George W Wilson and Ralph C Pritts among others.
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Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Charles S. Bradfield
Guy M. Brookins
George W. Wilson
Jeanette, Palmer
Wyona Gardner
Ralph
John H. Vansickle Dies After Illness in Chauncey
John Henry Vansickle, 60, died Saturday at his Chauncey home after a brief illness of heart trouble and dropsy. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church, with burial at Green Lawn. He leaves a wife and several children, including a daughter Mrs. John Clemons who resides in Chauncey. The family moved here from Hamley Run two years ago.
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Chauncey
John Henry Vansickle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Green Lawn
Vansickle
John Clemons
Hamley Run
Funeral for Mrs Anne Cunningham Held in Chauncey
The Rev Guss Graham conducted the funeral for Mrs Anne Cunningham 60 wife of Sherman Cunningham at Zion Free Will Baptist Chauncey on Sunday at 1030 AM Burial followed in Chauncey Cemetery The service featured hymns My Jesus I Love Thee Beautiful Isle and The End of the Road Her sons served as pallbearers with flower bearers including Mrs Charles Spearry Mrs Cecil Perry and Mrs Luther
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Chauncey
Guss Graham
Zion Free Will Baptist Church
Anne Cunningham
Sherman Cunningham
Chauncey Ceme
Cunningham Women Noted Locals Remembered
Mrs. Cunningham, born in Chauncey, lived her entire life in the area, while Cruickshank and Miss Jennie Courtney are referenced among local residents.
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Cruickshank
Jennie Courtney
Cunningham
Chauncey
Loyal Womans Circle Plans New Year Greeting
Chauncey residents report the Loyal Womans Circle of the Chauncey Church of Christ will hold its first New Year greeting at Mrs. W. Aiclbrand's home on High street Wednesday afternoon.
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Chauncey
Loyal Womans
Chauncey Church of Christ Will
VV. Aiclbrand
High Street
Former resident helps needy children via Zion Baptist Church
Cilfford Howell, formerly of Lower Plains now in Allegheny Valley Pennsylvania, sent fifteen dollars to his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Elmer Coon of Lower Plains. The money was used to buy shoes clothing for needy children and a treat as reported by Mrs Coon.
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Chauncey
State to appoint district deputy directors with salaries up to 38000
The state will appoint a district deputy director in each district at a salary not to exceed $38,000 per year. Deputies may be provided with a clerk or stenographer. The state director may appoint additional clerks and stenographers, engineers, inspectors and other employees as needed to carry out the new law, salaries set by the director within appropriations.
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Bert B. Buckley
Norton
General Assembly
Mrs Lindbergh Spends Night in Michigan Snow
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh and party landed near Edwardsburg Michigan after weather caused a plane to divert to a farm. Pilot Harry Brooks plans to fly to Sturgis Ford Airport to await further travel while two rescue cars were trapped by snowdrifts.
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Edwardsburg
Mich
Evangeline Lindbergh
Walter Curtis
Woman Appeals to Police Over Husband Refusal to Eat
Leeds England report states Mrs FPR Clark sought police help after her husband refused to eat. Police told her they could not act. The incident highlights limits of police intervention in domestic matters.
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Leeds
Eng
Fpr
Clark
Zion Church Receives Candy Donation for Sunday School
The Zion church and community express gratitude to Mr Powell for a generous donation of candies for the Sunday-school pupils, aiding the church program and celebrations.
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Zion Church
Mr. Powell
Chauncey Elects William D. Hines Mayor
William D Hines becomes mayor of Chauncey succeeding two-term mayor Charles W. Walker. Burke Witham is re elected marshal of the town.
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Chauncey
William D Hines
Charles W. Walker
Marshal Burke Witham
Eminent Actress Lote Fuller Dies in France
Paris dispatch reports Lote Fuller a famed American actress and dancer dies in Paris from bronchitis. Born in Chicago over fifty years ago she rose from child performer to notable stage figure, introducing Serpentine Dance and Dance of a Thousand Veils.
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Lote Fuller
France
Paris
Urb—Lote Fuller
Queen Marie of
Lossie Fuller
Chicago
Buffalo Bill
W. J. Florence
New York
Nettie
London
Queen Marie
United States
Misa Fuller
Metropolitan Opera House
Aged nurse Cornelia Hancock dies in Atlantic City
Miss Cornelia Hancock an aging Civil War nurse dies at her Atlantic City home aged 83. Born February 1840 she spent months at Gettysburg and Fredericksburg and later served at the contraband hospital near Washington. She met President Lincoln in 1864 during a hospital tour.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Cornelia Hanccock
Hancock
Gettysburg
Fredericksburg
Washington
Linecoln
Big Money in Parts from 77 Canadian Plants
The 1926 value of accessories and parts manufactured by 77 Canadian plants totaled nearly 14 million dollars.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Healthy Kids
Promote a mild corrective aid for children to aid stomach and bowels. Describe safe vegetable formula with olive oil and claim to regulate eliminative tract without being a harsh cathartic. Beads emphasize Dr. Edwards a Ohio family physician and child-friendly olive color branding. Price 30¢ and 60¢ per bottle.
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Wards
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Irma E. Voigt
Tiftmere
Rs. Carl Abbott
Voigt
Detroit
Dorothy Rose
Wheeling
W. Va
W. B. Lawrence
North College Street
Phyllis Logan
W. H. Logan
Linworth
Mrs. W. &. Foutch
L. L. E. Club
Co. R. Baumiline
Elliott Street
Constance Leete
Greta Lash
Alice Phillips
Akron
W. K. Phillips
South College Street
Doris Henry
H. D. Henry
Madison, Wis
J. O. Snyder
McKinley Avenue
Joe Bridgewater
Winona
Dorothy Jones
Chardon High School
Barberton
Chardon
Jones
W. O. Jones
Cennal Avenue
Mayme Johnston
Athens High School
Vena Johnston
McConnelsville
Eva Lamon
S. H. Bing
Cincinnati
Dr. Bing
J. S. Drake
Goshen
Ind
L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
Dean
Mrs. E. W. Chubb
Cleveland
Arthur FR. Cline
Dorothy C. Wippel
Irene
Wweather
Daughters of Union Veterans
Wian
AIM
Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
S. Tippett
Floyd Nye
John H. Vansickle
Fairsex
Ses
Coolville
Wilson
W. Washington St
Merican Dry Cleaners
W. State ST
Lostro Building
County
Saving & Loan CO
Athens
F. E. Goldsberry
Sec’y
Raynboots
Nowell
Root
Bill Gerrick
Gunns OF Fleece
GUNNS
Popr
CHDM
Joly
Chile
Taylor
Tyte
Bill
U. S
Queen Marie’s
Chinaware
Beasleys
China
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Princess D
Resser
Baio
Athens Furniture Exchange
Home Telephone Co
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