Mrs. Mary E. McCollam Dies in Chauncey Home
Mary Elizabeth McCollam aged 71 wife of I F McCollam Chauncey died at her Main Street home after a two year illness She is survived by son James two sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm from Chauncey M E Church with Rev Russ Graham officiating Burial will follow in Athens First Union Street Cemetery Friends may call at the home until Friday night The casket will be opened at the church
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Chauncey
Mary Elizabeth McCollam
I. F. McCollam
Main Street
James McCollam
Armintha Roberts
Albany
Amanda Crow
Mineral
James Knowlton
Levi Knowton
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Carbondale
Chauncey M. E. Church
Russ Graham
Union Street
Athens
Millfield Sunday School to Elect Officers
Millfield Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will elect officers at the evening service Sunday January 15. At 7 o clock the service will include communion conducted by Rev. F J Patterson.
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Millfield M. FE
Millfield
Get-Together Meeting of Pocahontas Councils in Millfield
A district Pocahontas get-together met Monday night in Nelsonville with ten councils represented and about 100 attendees. Attendees from Maron Council No. DP of P included Myrtle Olbers Harriet Snyder Alice Theisen Ruby Simpson Jessie Fulton Eliza Robinett Minnie Willis and Alice Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
the of Pocahontas
Nelson Ville
Maron
Mra
Yrtle Olbers
Harriet Snyder
Alice Theisen
Ruby Simpson
Jessie Fulton
Elizabe Robinett
Minnie Willis
Alice Powell
Miss Ag Gerdner to Speak at Naza Church Friday
Miss Ag Gerdner, a returned missionary from India, will speak at the Naza Church in The Plains on Friday evening at 1 30 o'clock. She will discuss her mission work and experiences abroad.
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the Plains
Mines Resume Operation in Chauncey Area
Sixteen mines are active again today in Chauncey area including Carbondale Imberly Hocking WLaubhrig Lick Run Chauncey No 25 Poston No Black Diamond No 119 No 219 No 24 No 9 No 15 No A and No 9.
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Chauncey
Carbondale
Imberly
Hocking
Wlaubhrig
Lick UN
Chauncey No
Poston
Black Diamond
Young People's Night at Chauncey Church of God revival
Tonight the Chauncey Church of God hosts Young People's Night as revival services conducted by Rev. B Haines of Athens. The Athens and Chauncey youth group will lead a one hour service, followed by a sermon by Rev. Mr. Em. Special music is planned under Raymond Atkins, song leader.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
B. Haines
Athens
Chauncey Arch
Raymond Atkins
Emerald Oil Promises Fast Healing for Sores
Vintage advertisement claims Emerald Oil heals old sores quickly with a money back guarantee. It urges immediate treatment and mentions a store and a doctor if not resolved.
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Gaye Quick
Ady
Dance Benefit Draws Wide Attendance in Chauncey
Chauncey Jan 12 large attendance reported for a benefit dance and oyster supper at the K P hall. Chauncey Auxiliary of the United Mine Workers sponsors event with orchestra music and oyster stew served by auxiliary women. Committee includes Mrs. Chas Baker Rhoda Olliver and Jenny Courtney. Millfield Jan 12 quilt sale committee urges turning in ticket stubs to Gilbert Keirns O McDaniel or Millfield Post Office by Friday. A social Saturday features quilt sale by Men’s Bible Class aided by Ladies Aid to fund church basement.
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Chauncey
K. of P. Hall
Chauncey Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Chas. Baker
Rhoda Olliver
Jennie Courtney
Millfield
Millfield Church
Miss Bailes of Albany Visits Chauncey Family
Miss Mary Bailes of Albany visits Chauncey this week with her aunt Mrs. Winnie Baughman and family, staying at their home.
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Chauncey
Mary Bailes
Albany
Winnie Baughman
French Miners Wage Claims Questioned by Athenian Ex Miner
Louis Thomas a French native and coal miner for over two decades in the United States visited Athena and disputed reports about French miner wages. He cited his brother earning about five dollars per day in Southern France and described home ownership among French miners, mining depth, and coal quality in Gard's B_messages.
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Louis Thomas
France
United States
Athena
Thomas
Dry
Giouster
Bessages
Gard
Mother of Ten Is Given Jail Sentence
In Cleveland on January 12 40 P federal Judge Paul Jones sentenced 44 year old Augustina Belsito to 15 days in jail for selling a quart of liquor for 50 cents. The mother of ten and expectant wife faced a leniency plea but the judge called it an outrage to bring more children into the world while struggling to support those already born.
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Cleveland
Paul Jones
Augustina Belsito
Women Students May Change Campus Rules At Ohio Univ
The Ohio University Constitutional Revisions Committee of the Women's League will meet Friday afternoon to revise the constitution last amended in 1913. One change would let women Advisory Board members represent housing units rather than head a campus organization. Previously four societies dominated campus life Philomathea Christomathian Adelphian and Athenean.
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Ohio University
Women's League
League
Philomathea
Christomathean
Adelphian
Athenean
Ohio lawmakers weigh building and loan affairs
Columbus officials report that building and loan associations in Ohio draw swift legislative scrutiny. Governor White seeks study and stronger supervision, while Senator Yoder urges a full committee investigation amid recent removals and proposed receiverships.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ninetieth General Assembly
White
Paul PB. Yoder
Dayton
Building and Loan
McGuire
Theodore Tangeman
Columbian Building and Loan Company of
Security Savings Association
Yoder
Ford proposes three year mortgage exemption for Ohio farmers
Sen James E Ford of Chillicothe says he will introduce a bill to protect farmers who lose homes to foreclosure. The measure, based on old English law, would grant a three year exemption period to redeem property and keep farmers on their farms during the period.
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Columbus
James E. Ford
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ford
Winter Robins Reported Common Across Ohio
Mrs. J. A. Wiseman of Richland Avenue dismisses first robin stories, noting a large flock around her home all winter. She recalls robins and even birds in snow drifts during December, suggesting these birds prefer northern winters and do not travel south.
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J. A. Wiseman
Richland Avenue
The
Messenger
Ohio
Ohio Debaters Open Buckeye Year with Dual Meet
Ohio University prepares for Buckeye debates starting January 19 with a dual meet against Denison University. The team holds a joint Ohio Conference championship with Toledo University and Wittenberg. No official Buckeye decision will be announced, with an audience vote likely used to gauge performance.
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Toledo University
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Buckeye
Denison University
Students Register in O. U. Business Booklet
One hundred five Ohio University students, the same count as 1932, have registered with the university business booklet designed to aid graduates in finding employment. Miss Lillian Barbour, head of the Bureau of Appointments, announced the booklet is complete and will appear in print soon.
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Ohio University
Lillian Barbour
Bureau of Appointments
Carbondale High Students Tour Messenger Plant
Nine juniors from Carbondale High School visited The Messenger plant on Wednesday to learn about daily newspaper production. Accompanied by economics teacher Mrs. G H Sharp the group also toured the Ohio University Museum.
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Carbondale High School
Messenger
G. H. Sharp
Ohio University Museum
Nedra Smith
Audrey Dunlap
Nolan Mace
Frank Frisby
Catherine Arnold
Nellie Smart
Geraldine Frisby
Roy Mace
Nial Doolittle
Corning Woman Amanda Cunnion Dies After Illness
Miss Amanda Cunnion 58 of Corning died at the home of her brother in law John Bruns Monday after a long heart related illness. She was a member of St Bernard Catholic Church. Surviving are three sisters Mrs Edward Reese Corning and Misses Anna and Tillie Cunnion Columbus. Funeral services were at St Bernard Church at 9 am Wednesday and burial in New Lexington Cemetery.
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Corning
Amanda Cunnion
John Bruns
Cunnion
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Edward Reese
Anna
Tillie Cunnion
Columbus
New Lexington
Trimble Township Education Board Names Officers
Trimble Township Board of Education organizes for the year electing President Ed Cartwright Vice President James Brown Clerk Dallas Christman with Henry Adams and Mack Mee Cutcheon as the other two members. Miss Sue Zockine hired to fill Greens Run fourth grade vacancy caused by Mrs Margaret Johnson Hunter’s resignation.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Sue Zockine
Greens Run
Margaret Johnson Hunter
Miss Zockine
Unverified Health Claim Ad Promises Refunds
An old advertisement offers 666 Liquid or Tablets and 666 Salve with a money-back guarantee if illness occurs before March 1, 1993. It requests testimonials and promises reimbursement through a cruggist. The notice uses unclear medical claims and requests reader participation.
Oklahoma Is Land Of Milk and Honey
Emmett B. Mason of Jacksonville area spends winter vacation in western Oklahoma visiting relatives at Billings and Delaware. He notes warm weather with light frost, recent rain, and dry dusty roads. He reports farming activity and cheap crops with wheat at 25 cents a bushel, corn 16 cents, oats 10 to 13 cents, and an 80 pound pig selling for 80 cents.
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Glouster
Emmett B. Mason
Jacksonville
Oklahoma
John
Billings
Delaware
Mr. Mason
Ohio
Moose Hall Hosts Charity Mixed Dance Saturday Night
The Women of the Moose sponsor a charity mixed dance at the Moose hall in Glouster this Saturday night with proceeds aiding a local cause.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers in Jacksonville
Nine veh Rebekah Lodge at this place will install officers at a meeting to be held Friday night. Members are requested to bring their favorite dish for a potluck to be served at the close of lodge work.
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Jacksonville
Nineveh Rebekah
Peanut Butter Becomes Menu Highlight In Nutritious Diet
Nutrition notes from The Day extol peanuts as a high quality protein source with richer calcium and phosphorus content than steak or eggs. A sample menu outlines breakfast to dinner featuring peanut butter soups, salads, and dishes, noting digestibility and ample calories per pound versus beef and eggs.
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United States Food Bureau
Glouster school term ends as new courses planned
Glouster closes the first semester this week. New studies will replace algebra II with solid geometry and business English with public speaking in the second half of the term.
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Glouster
Glouster Drama Trial "Protection" Presented Tonight
Twenty three youths from Glouster will stage the dramatic trial "Protection" at the M. E. Church tonight with cooperation from other city churches. Admission is free.
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Glouster
M. E. Church
Civil War Veteran W D Christman Recovers From Flu
GLOUSTER Jan 12 W D Christman a Civil War veteran near Oakdale is slowly recovering from a lengthy flu illness. He now sits up in bed part of the time and shows improving strength after several weeks of sickness.
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Glouster
W. D. Christman
Oakdale
Former Football Man Loses Part of Bar
Hayward Kelly of Beverly escaped a prison sentence after pleading guilty to mayhem for biting off about a third of Paul Schafer left ear during an assault. Schafer, a Beverly public school teacher and Marietta College alumnus, was attacked by a group. Kelly was placed on four years parole.
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Marietta
Hayward Kelly
Beverly
Common Pleas
Kelly
Paul Schafer
Schafer
Marietta College
Young Girl Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Katherine Mae Foreman five-year-old daughter of Raymond and Fay Foreman died at their Coolville Ridge home at 7 pm Tuesday from pneumonia. Funeral services set for 10 am Friday at Clarks Chapel with Rev Ward Radford officiating. burial in Clarks Chapel Cemetery.
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Katherine Mae
Raymond
Fay Foreman
Coolville Ridge
Clarks Chapel
Ward Radford
Were Pleased With Return on Messenger Policy in Accident
Mr and Mrs John Shaffer of Murray City expressed satisfaction with The Messenger Insurance Policy after Mr Shaffer was disabled in an accident. Mrs Shaffer praised fair treatment and said she will continue paying the policy while noting the couple received a check recently.
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John Shaffer
Murray City
Shaffer
County Cows Lead Milk Production in Washington County
In Marietta on January 12, registered Holstein cattle at the Washington County Children's Home topped the herd improvement association grading for December. They yielded 2,015 pounds of milk and 100.8 pounds of butterfat, with the prize heifer giving 970 pounds of milk and 36.9 pounds of fat. Jersey cattle owned by Merle D. Stacy posted 915 pounds milk with 45.9 pounds butterfat, 880 pounds milk with 40.5 pounds fat, and 710 pounds milk with 40 pounds fat.
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Marietta
Washington County
Jersey
Merle D. Stacy
Fatal accident in New Lexington claims Matthew Studer
Matthew Studer, 50, died in New Lexington when a small building structure collapsed as he descended. A long splinter pierced his neck reaching a major vein, causing fatal injuries in the peculiar accident.
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New Lexington
Matthew Studer
Studer
Unscrutable Sore Throat Advice Peddled By Ad Style
Fragmentary ad copy touts throat care with claims of quick relief from sore throat and winter discomfort. It hints at antiseptics and gargling but is incoherent with broken phrasing and unclear products.
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Chauncey Home
Miller’s
Hotel
Will
O. U. Business
Bermuda
Ed Cartwright
Gloubter
Progressive Study Club
Ruth Watkins
Front Street
Lou Munden
Vicki Baum
Catherine Gibson
Cincinnati
Christman
Dix
Regi
Vicks
Vapore
Creomulsion
Cascarettes
Gillette Blades
Hills
Vicks Cough
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