William Wyatt Dies At 78 In Ohio Township
William Wyatt, 78, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. Grace Judson on Greens Run in Glouster Ohio. He spent most of his life in Trimble Township and lived in Trimble for several years. Eight children survive along with four sisters and a brother.
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Trimble Township
Glouster
William Wyatt
Grace Judson
Greens Run
Wyatt
Trimble
Jane Hart
Los Angeles
Calif
Nettie Hampton
Jessie McLaughlin
Columbus
Vesta Norris
William Wyatt, Jr
Sam Wyatt
Herman Wyatt
Adda Allen
Akron
Jesse Monahan
Mary Kempton
Char
Palmer Building Reopens as School in Glouster
Glouster January report states the Palmer School Building is back in use for two fourth grade classes formerly at Central School. H T Titer of the Ohio Industrial Relations Dept. confirms safety. state architect may authorize temporary use. One to two days’ extra vacation for the fourth graders pending inspection results. Burial details mention Taylor Ridge cemetery with funeral time unsettled.
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Glouster
Palmer School
Sagon
Palmer Building
H. T. Titer
Department of Industrial Relations of
Ohio
Titer
Board of Education
Mine School to Resume Classes in Glouster
The state mining vocational school in Glouster resumes classes tonight at the High School Building after a two week closure for holidays and the illness of instructor A W Seabright. About 28 students attend, receiving information on coal mines and mining. Seabright invites visitors and will welcome calls.
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Glouster
A. W. Seabright
Chauncey Girls and Boys Sweep Buchtel Teams
Chauncey Dover High School girls and boys basketball defeated Buchtel High in Chauncey gymnasium on Tuesday. The girls won 25 to 12 and the boys 53 to 23, drawing a large crowd including several from Buchtel. A Chauncey Hollister showdown is set for Friday at 7 o clock in this city.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Buchtel High
Chauncey Gymnasium
Buchtel
Hollister
Ralph Mc Cathran Undergoes Operation in Columbus
Jan 9 Ralph Mc Cathran of the Plains underwent a surgical operation at Grant Hospital Columbus. He is reported to be improved.
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Chauncey
Ralph McCathran
the Plains
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Sportsmen to Back State Conservation Department Bill
Columbus January 9 U R The League of Ohio Sportsmen will endorse the bill creating a state department of conservation. The league meets January 15 to discuss the bill and prefers its introduction in the Legislature early next week. The joint committee on economy in public service also endorses the department. The measure was drafted by J F Atwood J E Sater and J W Uber.
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Columus
U.R
State Department of Conservation
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Myers
Akron
League
Yity
Projet
Nator
J. F. Atwood
J. E. Sater
Rmer
J. W. Uber
Enotch Arden Case Reported in Texas at Principal’s End
Labed o Tex Jan 9 U P The twentieth century Enoch Arden tale surfaced with the death of John Davis a laborer once known as John Davis Here he had kissed his Quebec wife and gone to France to fight for his country He returned to Quebec then assumed another name and life in Texas oil fields He hid his secret until his death revealing why he lived quietly alone and estranged from his wife and false identity
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Labedo
Tex
U.P
Enoch Arden
John Davis
Davis
Quebec
Canada
France
John la Rouche
Texas
German officials named to represent at reparations talks
Berlin January 9 Dr H Jalmar Schach president of the Reichsbank and Albert Voegler steel industrialist have been named to represent Germany at the international conference of experts to settle the reparations problem.
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Berlin
Jan
U.R
Dr. H. Jalmar Schach
Reichsbank
Albert Voegler
Wam
Germany
Two Funerals Held at The Plains
Two influenza victims were buried in The Plains area on Tuesday. Joseph Evans 75 lifelong The Plains resident and union miner received rites at the Methodist Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Anna Lowery 78 longtime Chauncey resident and wife of Civil War veteran Jefferson Lowery was laid to rest at Nye Cemetery in Chauncey. She leaves a step-daughter Maude Selby of Canton.
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Chauncey
Plains
Joseph Evans
The
Union
Methodist Church
L. E. Donnally
Greenlawn
Evans
Menta Smart
Orbiston
Oscar Evans
Powhattan
Anna Lowery
Jefferson Lowery
A. J. Laird
Nazerine
Daughter Wilma Morgan Born in St Clairsville
Mr and Mrs Burgie Morgan formerly of The Plains announce the birth of a daughter at their home in St Clairsville. The baby weighs seven pounds and a half and has been named Wilma. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Evan Morgan Sr of The Plains.
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Mrs. Burgie Morgan
St. Clairsville
Chauncey
Burgie Morgan
the Plains
Wilma
Evan Morgan
Banks Elect For The Year Bank Directors And Officers
Directors were elected at the annual meeting of Athens National Bank with names including W N Alderman T R Biddle J H H Cline J R Harvey W R Phillips L G Worstell and Henry Zenner. Officers chosen were L G Worstell president W N Alderman vice president James H McClure cashier and J S Sherrard assistant cashier and trust officer. The Bank of Athens re elected directors J D Brown W B Golden T J Davis J B Davis and F D Forsythe and officers J D Brown president W B Golden vice president T J Davis vice president J B Davis vice president F D Forsyth cashier F H Sands assistant cashier. National banks nationwide elected officers and boards Tuesday while state banks will elect Wednesday.
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Athens National Bank
W. N. Alderman
T. R. Biddle
J. HH. Cline
J. R. Harvey
W. R. Phillips
L. G. Worstell
Henry Zenner
James H. McClure
Peculiar Voice Leads to Bank Robber Capture
In Blissfield Michigan police nabbed Charles E. Carroll after a bank heist. A distinctive voice betrayed him, detected by bank teller Harold Moore. Carroll, 45, a carpenter, had fled in a car with about $7000 and was found hiding near his home as officers watched.
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Missouri
Jesse James
Eli Brooks
Harry F. Brooks
Bob Davis
First National Bank of Mexico
Davis
Brooks
Blissfield
Mich
Charles E. Carroll
First National Bank
Bert E. Winn
Hudson
Harry Howes
Harold Moore
Game
Carroll
Marie Morgan Comes Home Ill from Influenza
Miss Marie Morgan, formerly employed in Lancaster, returned home ill with influenza and is staying at her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan in this city.
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Chauncey
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Henry Morgan
Peter Barrows Appointed Deputy Sheriff
The Athens County Common Pleas Court has filled and confirmed the appointment of Peter Barrows of Nelsonville as deputy sheriff. The divorce case of Everett Saulters vs Bernice Saulters is set for January 11 after a January 8 hearing date. It is believed Lucy Burton and Harley Burton have reconciled, with an investigation ongoing.
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Peter Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens
Bum Believed Heir to Florida Realty Fortune
Police in Chicago found an unclaimed body of a 50 year old bum in a flop house morgue. A packet of aged papers and clippings suggested the deceased, Benjamin Wycott, was the nephew and principal heir to Alexander Terwilliger a Florida real estate owner who died leaving an estate valued at about 5 to 6 million dollars. Authorities work to verify the relationship and rightful inheritance despite the precarious circumstances.
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Upers Field
Wycott
Wrycott
Alexander Terwilliger
Florida
Chicago
U.P
Benjamin Wycott
County Road Work Resumes on Vore Ridge Road
County workers resumed work on Vore Ridge Road with cinders being laid, according to county surveyor J. W. Wilson. Upon finishing, crews will start on Peach Ridge Road which will also receive a cinder covering.
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Vore Ridge Road
J. W. Wilson
Peach Ridge Road
Wilson
Francis Willard Temple to Install Officers on Jan 15
Francis Willard Temple No 151 will hold its officer installation on Tuesday January 15. Officers urged strong attendance.
Veterans Bureau reviews 24 bids for Chillicothe infirmary
The Veterans Bureau analyzes 24 bids from contractors seeking to build an infirmary at the Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe with an estimated cost around 200000 dollars.
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Green Goat Magazine On Campus Draws Morning Attention
The Exchange number of Green Goat appeared on Ohio University campus this morning. The issue, mostly yellow, was sold by sorority girls on street corners and campus. Cover drawn by James Bjork features ads jokes and cartoons. Neal Wakely editor Gilbert Beckley manager.
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Ohio University
James Bjork
Neal Wakely
Gilbert Beckley
Castoria Aids Babies With Gentle Laxative Claim
The advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, effective laxative for babies and children. It promises quick relief for constipated, fretful infants, claiming the product soothes feverish or upset minds and helps them sleep, while emphasizing its purely vegetable, harmless nature and medical endorsement.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Funeral Notice for Henshaw Family in Glouster
Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw attended the funeral of WW T Biddiston in Glouster. Biddiston died the night before from pneumonia and the flu, following illness.
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Glouster
J. H. Henshaw
High School Basketball Game Postponed by Flu
Glouster January 98 High School basketball team was set to host a fast opponent tonight at Scand al Gymnasium. The game was delayed due to influenza illness affecting players and scheduling conflicts.
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Glouster
High School
Scandal Gymnasium
Original Writings Are Read at English Club Meeting
Three persons read original writings at the January English Club of Ohio University gathering held Tuesday night at the home of Paul and Mrs. K. W. Chubb. John Wesley McBride read a familiar essay titled A Tragedy about a guard protecting his fruit from weather and losing it. Greta Lash delivered Lines On Being Just Good Little Girl. Nellie Slye Watne read The Open Door describing a man’s reaction toward and his ultimate act of taking his life.
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English Club of Ohio
Uni
Paul
K. W. Chubb
John Wesley McBride
Greta Lash
Nellie Slye Watnever
Flu Epidemic Sparks Record Demand for Vicks
The public responds to warnings from health authorities by using Vicks VapoRub to ward off colds as the flu spreads nationwide. Vicks labs run night shifts to meet demand, producing about 376000 jars daily, or over 2600 jars every minute, as the epidemic grows beyond 1918 levels.
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Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
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Tery
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Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Buchtal
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Carpenter
Michigan
Bobbie Trout
Flapper
Earth
Miss Trout
Bum
Ita
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey, Ohio
Ana
Esmond
Kreider Brand
Oxfords
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Maslin
Blanchard
Department Stores
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New Straitsville
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