Jacksonville Mine Worker Injured in Fall of Coal
CHAUNCEY Jan 12 Stanley Motewski of Jacksonville a leader at the L D Poston Stine north of Chauncey was seriously injured by a fall of coal. He was crushed through the chest several ribs broken and his back badly injured. He was taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital Columbus with Dr Sanders. His condition was listed as critical.
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Chauncey
Stanley Motewski
Jacksonville
L D. Poston Stine
St Francis Hospital
Columbus
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Clary Ferrel Nuptial Announced In Greenup Ky
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Esther Clary and Woodrow Ferrel Beth of Chauncey with ceremony on December 28 in Greenup Kentucky. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Clary, works as a clerk at Cunningham grocery in Chauncey. The groom, a teacher at Chauncey Dover High School, is son of Mr and Mrs E B F Ferrel.
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Chauncey
Esther Clary
Woodrow Ferre
Beth
Greenup
William Clary
Chauncey-Dover High School
EB F Ferrel
Local happenings in Chauncey and nearby areas
Chauncey reports Father Vv. Ahlbrand preaching at Milfeld Sunday and aiding in devotions for Athens WY. C. T. U.. Susanna Mae Blackford marks sixteenth birthday with supper and music by Steve Varady Jr. and Steve Baney Jr. Bridges, needle, and serious illness notices fill town social life. nine mines operate locally. Pythian Sisters install officers tonight at the EKP Building.
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Chauncey
Ahibrand
Milfeld
W H Rettz
Ahlbrand
Athens
Miss Morse
EK. of P
Pleasant View Temple of Pythian Sisters
Northbound and Southbound Trains Depart Athens List
Timetable shows departures from Athens for multiple trains with times in p m and a m. Notable services include No 3 and No 8 northbound, No 2 and No 4 southbound, and No 23 and No 30 with varying daily or weekend operation. Also mentions Baltimore and Ohio line and regional stops at Cresapeake and Merihberad with unclear spellings.
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N.Y
Athens
Cresapeake
Hacking Valley
Merihberad
Baltimore & Ohio
Boy, 13 Held as Father's Slayer
Philadelphia police say 13 year old Anthony Fomante Jr shot and killed his mill worker father after the man struck his mother at their home. Investigators describe the boy as believing his father killed the mother and claim he fired two shots.
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Anthony Fomante Jr
Philadelphia
Entertaining Friends at Sugar Creek Home
A Jan 12 gathering at Herman Mc Master residence Sugar Creek featured games and music by Steve Baney Jr and Steve Varney Jr. Attendees included Harry and Mrs McMaster Charles Kosky Herman Hoyt McMaster Charles Henry Gerald Kosky Monroe Switchell Gordon Stephenson Pearl Hunter Jr Russell Clark Wilbur McLean Charles Wakely Joseph Zachary Adam McLean Sarah McLean Phyllis Clark Floyd McDaniel Thelma Nagic Lenna McLean Thelma Clark Helen Maedek Virginia Porter Mary Porter Virginia Kosky Ruth Baich Anha McMaster and a daughter Helen.
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Chauncey
Susanna Mae Blackford
Sugar Creek
James Blackford
Steve Baney Jr
Stever Varedy, Jr
Boris Jones
Ruth Jones
Belle Blackford
John Wakely
Evelyn James
Sarah McLean
Helen Porter
Thelma Nagle
Mary Bell
Elizabeth McDaniel
Steve Varady, Jr
Steve Baney
Gerald Goodman
Floyd McDaniel
Herman McMaster
Steve Varney
Harry McMaster
Charles Kosky
Herman
Hoyt McMaster
Charles Henry
Gerald Kosky
Monroe Switchell
Gordon Stephenson
Pearl Hunter, Jr
Russell Clark
Wilbur McLean
Charles Wakely
Joseph
Chauncey Fersonals Visit and Family News in Ohio
Chauncey Nicholson Jr and Thurston Tucker visited Columbus relatives including Mrs. Nicholson who has been seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Herman Thelsen Jr and Mr and Mrs Edward Quinn hosted visits in Amesville and Amesfield. Also noted are trips by Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders to Trimble Heights and Miss Phyllis Border visiting Millfield, with Louise Pettit hosting. Marie Morgan returned to Lancaster after staying with Chauncey residents.
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Chauncey
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Phyllis Border
Trimble
Millfield
Louise Pettit
James Mackie
Milfield
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Birry Morgan
Mayor's Authority in Traffic Permits Defined
Columbus January 12 The attorney general ruled that a mayor cannot deny dance and social event permits solely due to anticipated traffic congestion. The Berea mayor had refused permits citing traffic and parking concerns, but the opinion states permits may be denied only to protect public morals peace safety or welfare.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
Frank D Henderson
Henderson
Berea
New State Armory
Bettman
Smith Backs $50 Million Farm Aid Amendment Bill
Senate action yesterday incorporated a farm aid amendment by Senator Smith Democrat South Carolina to provide $50 million in government credit for farmers unable to obtain money for production due to bank closures. The reconstruction finance corporation bill would create a $2 billion credit facility for business and nears final Senate vote. House consideration began today with a Thursday vote anticipated.
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Washington
Reconstruction , Finance Corporation
Sena Ars
Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Smith
South Carolina
Farmers' Week Opens at Ohio State With 200 Events
Ohio State University will host nearly two hundred events during Farmers' Week on February 2 and 3. The College of Agriculture announced discussions on unemployment insurance rural electrification workmen's compensation rural schools and taxation along with green fruit and machinery displays plus judging and recreational contests. More than 700 farmers are expected to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Dawes Weighs Resigning to Run for President
Charles Dawes of Chicago may resign as ambassador to Great Britain to seek the presidency. White House aides and Dawes friends dismiss a rift with President Hoover, noting long personal ties and recent close contact. Dawes had just returned from London and accepted the Geneva Arms Conference delegation chairmanship.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Dawes
Chicago
Great Britain
White House
Court of St James
Hoover
Dawes
London
Geneva
Steamer Cincinnati Rebuilt Into Modern Excursion Vessel
Marietta reports the side wheel steamer Cincinnati once in the Cincinnati Louisville trade is dismantled at St Louis to be rebuilt as a modern excursion steamer. Built by Commodore Hubbard and associates, it last sailed as an excursion boat out of Cincinnati until September. Original cost around 400000 dollars.
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Marietta
Cincinnati
Louisville
St Louis
Wisherd
Pittsburgh
Washington
Streckfus Line
Cincinnat
Commodore John W. Hubbard
Ohio
New Orleans
Commodore Hubbard
Streckfun
Montgomery Leads Same Cast in New MGM Picture
Robert Montgomery returns with a familiar lineup in Courage, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film. Alan Mowbray Reginald Over Beryl Mercer and Forrester Harvey reprise roles from his first starring effort, Man in Possession, reinforcing the film’s grounded ensemble.
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Robert Montgomery
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Alan Mowbray
Reginald Over Beryl Mercer
Forrester Harvey
Bob
Birth Announcement for Hughes in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hughes announce the birth of a ten pound son at their home in Millfield. Chauncey Jan 12 Mrs Bess V Mutchmore Logan visiting her son William Mutchmore Denton Chico and a daughter Mrs Jack Mollard Columbus are in Chauncey visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr and other relatives.
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Needle Club
Chauncey
Busy Bee Needle Club
A. L. Preston
Harry Swart
Lexington Avenue
Gabriel Pencelli
Marlon Schoonover
Lawrence Ennehill
Charles Sweeney
Glyde Jordan
Preston
Frances Earich
Millfield
Vaughn Earich
Regina Lea
M. E. Christman
Trimble
Mrs
Alvin Hughes
Chauncey, Jan
Bess
V. Mutchmore
Logan
Willam Mutchmore
Denton
Chico
Jack Mollard
Columbus
Charles Bradfield Sr
Plans to Honor Washington's Bicentennial Anniversary
Athens officials opened plans to join nationwide observances for George Washington's 200th birthday. Mayor Wood chaired a meeting detailing school church and patriotic programs, possible pageant, Memorial Auditorium event, and a Washington life film. The George Washington Bicentennial Commission, chaired by President Hoover, outlines 12 programs and 18 pamphlets guiding nationwide celebrations starting February 22 through Thanksgiving Day.
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Athens
George Washington
Robert S. Wood
Washington
Wood
Dean Irma Voigt
HL. Atkinson
John Finsterwald
H Bing
J. W. Hudson
W. L. Gant
C. M
Congress
United States
Hoover
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
Weekington
1800 Back at Work in Philadelphia Freight Locomotive Shops
About 1,800 men returned to work today in the freight locomotive repair shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Columbus. They had been laid off since December 24, according to railroad officials.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railrvoad
Republican State Central Committee sets date for convention
Columbus January 22. Chairman Ed D Schorr announced a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee for Thursday January 21 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel to fix the date for the state convention and determine the apportionment of convention delegates.
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Columbus
U.R
Ed D. Schorr
Republican State Central Committee
Deshler-Wallick
Wild Life Now Being Restored in Virginia Forests and Parks
A late 19th or early 20th century overview notes Virginia’s conservation push creating three national forests Shenandoah Natural Bridge and Unaka along with Shenandoah National Park. It highlights Appalachian ranges a rolling coastal plain and plans for stocked streams timbering roads and future development while preserving scenic rivers and natural landscapes. It mentions Capon Springs Massanutten Range Waynesboro Staunton Charlotte area and four county Unaka Forest with virgin timber and scenic districts. It ends noting camps for boys and girls in the wilds contrasting New England camps.
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Virginia
Hias
Shenandoah
Natural Bridge
Unaka
Shenandoah National Park
Sirginia
Arcate
Furether
Shenandoah National Forest
Capon Springs
Shenandosh Mountains
Inchuites
Natural Bridge National Forest
Waynesboro
Staunton
Chariottessie
Natural Bridge Forest
Unaka National Forest
Salaries Cut for Three County Officers in Athens County
Three elected county officials in Athens County will see salary reductions based on an 18 percent decrease tied to population loss. Probate judge drops from 2805 to 1800, clerk of courts from 1250 to 873, and surveyor from 2050 to 1200 with next term. Other officers retain pre-1920 salaries, while forest and hunting remarks follow.
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Smater
Pata
Courta
Athens County
Acc
Primary county official fees listed in OCR fragment
The text lists proposed compensation for county officers in a May primary. Paid when petition is filed, figures include treasurer 1825, clerk of courts 1488, recorder 11.85, surveyor 1825, prosecuting attorney 243, sheriff s a Unknown or garbled amounts and missing names accompany the listed roles.
Outlook for Poultry Brighter This Year
Columbus Ohio report cites December trends showing fewer pullets saved for laying, egg per hen up twelve percent from last year and thirty percent above five year average. Despite meat demand and egg prices remaining high, flock size is limited by supply of feed and chicks. The favorable outlook hinges on stronger baby chick demand this spring as the agricultural horizon brightens.
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Columbus, O
Olio Farn Barca Research Department
Tax rule on income losses and deductions in 1018 act
The notice outlines that losses from personal homes and business rents are not deductible while certain losses may be allowed under the revenue acts of 1918. It emphasizes that only specified losses are permitted under the act and cautions about allowing deductions for unrelated or non qualifying items.
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Washington
Nine of three defendants plead guilty in Ohio narcotics case
Nine of three defendants pled guilty in a northern and central Ohio narcotics investigation led by federal prohibition officers. They had previously pleaded not guilty and were to stand trial before federal judge Bennon W. Hough.
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Yorty
Columbia
Hugn Nquoerombine
Norther
Ohio
Bennon W. Hough
Cigaret Tax Gains for State and Counties
In the first four months of the year the cigaret tax raised about $1,600 for state treasury plus $400.38 to county treasuries for license delivery fees. The cigaret division, with seven office staff and two inspectors, projects collection costs at 0.278 cents per dollar. State Tax Commission figures show 92,000 retail and wholesale dealers in the state. Funds from the tax are dedicated to schools and welfare.
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Columbus
Jan
Atate Treasury
State Tax Commission
Pew
Cigeret
Liquor Nuisance Conviction Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington January 2 A news dispatch states the Supreme Court may hold a defendant guilty of maintaining a nuisance and not entitled to liquor sale or possession. The ruling centers on unlawful conduct linked to liquor distribution in a public nuisance case.
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Washington
Jan
Miiea
Home remedy claims for lingering coughs with creosote mix
An antique home remedy describes mixing a syrup with creosote and other ingredients to treat persistent coughs. The article touts rapid relief through absorption into the bloodstream and claims effectiveness after cold epidemics. It names a concentrated creosote-based remedy and promotes its use for coughs and bronchial irritation.
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Andres
Medicing
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