Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. Reserve Fund Ad
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co announces a large Reserve Fund of 718000 dollars accumulated for depositor protection. It notes profits paid to stockholders and depositors with interest, and stresses the fund as a stress safety rock. Address Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. Resources now over 23000060 dollars.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Revival Meeting Opens at M E Church Led by Rev E B Dean
A one month revival began last Sunday evening at the M E church in this place. Rev E B Dean, the local pastor who took charge after the conference last fall, conducts the services. His sermons are described as instructing and fascinating, touching the responsive cords of the soul, with a beneficial series hoped for and anticipated.
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M. E
E. B. Dean
Visitors at the Senior Chapel Highlight Local Figures
Bon Johnston McKinley and notable attendees including Bo Hill Dean Luther and Messrs Brown and Luther were listed as visitors at the senior chapel, with the group described in the brief note.
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Hill
Dean
Luther
Messrs
Brown
Bon Johnston
McKinley
Mine Inspectors of Ohio Call Andrew Ginnan Sr.
Andrew Ginnan Sr. traveled to Columbus on Sunday and was summoned Monday morning to a meeting of the mine inspectors of Ohio.
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Andrew Ginnan Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Langauge teachers on duty after illness at high school
Norma Vernon a language teacher returns to duty after illness while science teacher Mrs Whitacre was absent Thursday due to illness.
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Norma Vernon
Misses Morrison and Savage Visit Brother in Columbus
Delva Morrison and Florence Savage traveled to Columbus on Sunday to see Elpha Morrison, who is recovering at Grant hospital. Mr Morrison’s crushed foot from a mining accident is reported to be improving nicely.
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Delva Morrison
Florence Savage
Columbus
Elpha
Grant Hospital
Mr. Morrison
Mrs Ray Stewart Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Ray Stewart had an appendicitis operation last Thursday morning at Grant hospital.
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Ray Stewart
Grant Hospital
Jacksonville residents pass citizenship tests in Athens
Antonio Halecki John Maleski Wilhelm Rehrer Alex Spurgis and Boleslau Gliniecki from Jacksonville passed the citizenship tests in Athens on Wednesday. The class was taught by Mr. Whitacre superintendent of Jacksonville schools and Mr. Gibson of Trimble schools. All applicants from Jacksonville passed and are praised for becoming full-fledged Americans.
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Jacksonville
Athens
Antonio Halecki
John Maleski
Wilhelm Rehrer
Alex Spurgis
Boleslau Gliniecki
Whitacre
Jacksonville School
Gibson
Trimble Schools
Mrs Allensworth Visiting Daughter in Town
Mrs Allensworth has been visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs William Southard for the past three weeks in this place.
John Knight Injured Eye In Mine Ohio Accident
John Knight sustained a very serious eye injury last Saturday while driving a motor in mine Ohio. The report notes the incident occurred during mining operations and cites medical treatment and condition updates as available.
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John Knight
Ohio
Charles Mc Million Remains Unchanged After Two Weeks Ill
The condition of Mr. Charles Mc Million is unchanged after two weeks of illness. He remains under medical care with no reported deterioration or improvement at this time.
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Charles McMillion
Cleveland Visitor John Dancoe Spends Week with Parents
John Dancoe of Cleveland is spending the week with his parents here, sharing time at the family home and visiting local sites during his stay.
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John Dancoe
Cleveland
Preston couple attend aunt’s Columbus funeral
Chauncey and Mrs. A. L. Preston visited Columbus this week to attend the funeral of Chauncey’s aunt, Mrs. Robert Boling.
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A. L. Preston
Columbus
Robert Boling
Stricken Brother of Local Residents in Logan
Mrs William Phillips of Columbus visiting her parents Mr and Mrs B S Stalder and Mrs William Katzenback were summoned to Logan today by the serious illness of their uncle George Fierce. He suffered a stroke this week and is in critical condition. Fierce is a brother to Mrs B S Stalder and Mrs Nancy Bowden, born and raised in Chauncey.
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William Phillips
Columbus
B. S. Stalder
William Katzenback
Logan
George Fierce
Mr Fierce
Nancy Bowden
Chauncey
Mrs Schoonover Plans Newark Visit Then Granville
Mrs. C. A. Schoonover of this city leaves Friday for Newark to stay with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Roy Frye. From Newark she will go to Granville to visit an aunt before returning home.
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C. A. Schoonover
Newark
Roy Frye
Granville
Sunday School Officers and Teachers Meet in Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Sunday school officers and teachers held their first conference of the year at superintendent Charles Bradfield's home. After an important business session a social hour followed with a collation. Attending were Rev and Mrs L W Spayd, Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins, Mr and Mrs Charles Headley, Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye, and Misses Ruth Wharton Lucy Law Dorothy Minister Dorothy Courtney Gladys Lucille Bradfield and Charles Bradfield. The next meeting will be at the Brookins home.
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Chauncey Christian Sunday School
Charles 8. Bradfield
Mra
L. W. Spayd
Guy Brookins
Charles Headley
Floyd Nye
Ruth Wharton
Lucy Law
Dorothy Minister
Dorothy Courtney
Gladys
Lucille Bradfield
Charles Bradfield
Mrs. Brookins
Nye Family Telegram Confirms Dr Don Nye Arrives NYC
Mr and Mrs Harvey Nye received a telegram Thursday stating their son Dr Don Carlos Nye had landed in New York City from Bellanos Aires Argentina and would be in Chauncey Saturday morning. Nye has lived in South America for years and will stay a few months.
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Harvey Nye
Don Carlos Nye
New York City
Bellanos Aitres
Argentina
South America
Chauncey
Dr Nye
Hooded mob murder case threatens bloodshed in Louisiana
Captain J. Skipwith of the Ku Klux Klan warned Attorney General A. V. Coco that pursuing family feuds and local dismissals in Morehouse Parish could spark rioting. Skipwith urged investigators to stay focused on the murder case and offered cooperation to bring those responsible to justice while warning against prying into local disputes.
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B. V. Sturdivant
Bastrop
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
A. V. Coco
Cyclops
Ku Klux Klan
Skipwith
Mer Rouge
George Seth Guion
Howard B. Warren
Court House Square
Nng
Student Donald Weaver Returns Home After Visit
Donald Weaver left Friday for his home in Xenia after a 21 day visit in Chauncey with his niece and aunt Mr and Mrs Edward Minister and family on Ellis Avenue. He rested and visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Nye and brothers William and Floyd Nye of this city.
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Harvey Nye
Brothers William and
Floyd Nye
City
Donald Weaver
Xenia
Chauncey
Niele
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Prevent Influenza Laxative Brom Quinine Tab Claim
An old advertisement promotes bromquinine tablets as a tonic and laxative to keep the system healthy and ward off colds grip and influenza. It promises the pills prevent illness with a 30c dosage.
Genius for being genial praised as popular trait
A light remark notes that one of the most popular forms of genius is the talent for being genial. The line emphasizes social ease and friendly conduct as a standout kind of cleverness.
Eagle lodge relief funds support needy families in Glouster
The Glouster Eagles Lodge provided 204 in aid to local families over two weeks. Most relief came from checks drawn on the Glouster State Bank and proceeds from a December charity minstrel. Substantial checks also aided widows of deceased members, drawn from a special relief fund.
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Glouster Acrie
Glouster State Bank
Lodge
Eagle Lodge
Mrs Boyd Ends Week Visit in this City
Mrs J S and S Boyd return to Columbus on Thursday closing a seven day stay with David Allen and family in this city during the visit.
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Mra. J. S&s. Boyd
Columbus
David Allen
James Richards Returns to Akron After Visit
James Richards, after a brief stay with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Richards, returned to Akron today.
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James Richards
Mrs
J. A. Richards
Akron
Local social notes include brief travels and visits
Miss Gladys Peugh returned Thursday from Athens where she was the guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harry Ilkins. Mrs Ralph Carpenter and two children traveled to Albany to visit Mrs Carpenter's parents Mr and Mrs William Williams. Miss Edith Mandry left Thursday for Canton after three weeks with relatives here.
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Gladys Peugh
Athens
Harry Ilkins
Ralph Carpenter
Albany
Mrs. Carpenter
William Williams
Edith Mandry
Canton
Will Kinney Drives New Truck From Columbus to Local Garage
Will Kinney traveled from Columbus this morning to bring a new truck to a local garage in the city for delivery and service work.
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Will Kinney
Columbus
Birth of Stillborn Babe of Castino Couple
Anna Robaki of Bluefield West Virginia brought to this city Wednesday and buried in the Catholic cemetery. The mother formerly resided here and has many acquaintances in this city.
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Tom Castino
Anna Robaki
Bluefield
W. Va
Funeral services for Mrs Amos Secrist observed
Funeral services for Mrs Amos Secrist 63 who died Wednesday night at home from cancer will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:80 at Hollist church. Interment will follow in Maplewood cemetery. Surviving are her sons and a married daughter Mrs Johnson of Newark.
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Amos Secrist
Hollist Church
Maplewood
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