Chauncey Scouts Welcome New Members and Stag Patrol
Chauncey Jan 14 three new members Dee Daugherty Allan Banfield and Cecil Banfield joined the local Boy Scouts at their last meeting. A new Stag patrol is formed and the troop now numbers twenty two. Meetings are Tuesdays at the First Christian church with Scoutmaster Ralph C. Pritts. The Scouts showed first aid skills before the Parent Teacher association at Chauncey High School. A letter from Rev Spayd notes Mrs Spayd recently suffered a stroke, lost sight, and has affected mind. the Spayds are former Chauncey residents.
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Chauncey
Dee Daugherty
Allan Banfield
Cecil Banfield
Stag
First Christian Church
Ralph C. Pritts
Chauncey Scouts
Parent Teacher Association
Chauncey High School
Roseville
Mildred Ryan
Mr. Spayd
Injured man much better in Burr Oak
Chauncey January 14 William D Hines of Chauncey visited Burr Oak to see his brother Joe Hines who was seriously injured days ago by a fall from a store building he was repairing He suffered a skull fracture and his condition was critical but is now improving He has been moved to the parental home of Mr and Mrs W H Hines after staying with his brother E H Hines near the accident site
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Chauncey
William D. Hines
Burr Oak
Joe Hines
Hines
W. H. Hines
E. H. Hines
Miss Myrtle Brown Fetes Birthday at Millfield Home
Chauncey January 14 The home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Brown in Millfield hosted a party honoring Miss Myrtle Brown of Millfield for her nineteenth birthday. Evening included games music and a two course refreshment service, with family and friends listed among the guests.
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Chauncey
Samuel Brown
Millfield
Myrtle Brown
Doris Cole
Kathryn Gillespie
Harriet Brown
Isabel Brown
Elizabeth Kaszonzi
Ruth Howard
May Howard
Louise Guerra
Mary Guerra
Charlotte Omen
Herman North
Vaughn Earich
John Law of
Wayne Snyder
Clifford Omen
James Gillespie
Ronald Robinett
Milton Tracey
Ellsworth Tracy
Myrtl Brown
Sam Brown
Dewey
Chauncey Church elects new officers at annual meeting
At Chauncey Christian church annual meeting George W. Wilson and Charles Fiske were reelected as elders. Deacons elected include Karl W. Gardner Guy Gardner Guy M. Brookins Guy Smith G. H. Nye and M. J. Gardner. Mrs. Guy Smith named financial secretary Mrs. Arthur Swart treasurer. Lucille Bradfield chosen pianist. Trustees named Guy Gardner G. F. Pengergrass and Guy Brookins.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
George W. Wilson
Charles Fiske
Karl W. Gardner
Guy Gardner
Guy M. Brookins
Guy Smith
G. H. Nye
M. J. Gardner
Arthur Swart
Lucille Bradfield
Plains High girls hold baggar pie box social
A baggar pie and box social hosted by the Plains High School girls basketball team drew a large crowd. The event raised 44 dollars to buy new suits for the team members.
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Chauncey
The
Plains’ High School
Forest Rose Rebekah meeting to install officers
Chauncey January 14 Installation of officers will be completed at the regular meeting of Forest Rose Rebekah lodge in Chauncey Friday evening at the K of P building. A good turnout is urged and after installation there will be a social hour and vegetable soup served.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Sage
K. of PF
Mrs. L. W. Spayd Remains Critical After Illness
Chauncey Jam 14 reports Mrs. L. W. Spayd remains in critical condition following illness. Her family and local hospital staff monitor her status closely as doctors evaluate her case.
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Chauncey
Jam
L. W. Spayd
Local Notes From Chauncey And Surrounding Areas
Ralph E. Syx, long employed in Portsmouth, has returned to Chauncey and will depart next week for Cincinnati. Miss Jeanette Palmer and Miss Catherine Cline of Chauncey were Guests of friends in Athens Wednesday. Mrs. W. V. Sprague of Chauncey visited her daughter Floride Sprague and relatives in Columbus. Ethel Williams has returned from visits with relatives in Delaware and Steubenville. Mr and Mrs M B Tucker returned from Crooksville after attending their nephew’s funeral.
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Ralph E. Syx
Portsmouth
Chauncey
Cincinnati
Jeanette Palmer
Catherin Cline
Athens
W. V. Sprague
Floride Sprague
Columbus
Ethel Williams
Delaware
Steubenville
M. B. Tucker
Croksville
Aged Woman Is Dead in Albany After Illness
Mrs. Isabelle Kayser widow of Martin Kayser died at 2 30 am at her Albany home from pneumonia after bronchitis. Born in Carpenter she would have turned 76 January 22. Survived by son Frank Kayser of Athens two brothers Marion and John Cline four sisters Mrs. McCarley Mrs. Starsbury Mrs. Ralston and Mrs. Cecil. Funeral at Temple M E church Saturday at 10 pm burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Albany
Isabelle Rayser
Martin Rayser
Frank Kayser
Athens
Temple M. FE
Kayser
Carpenter
John Cline
New Marshfield
Marion Cline
Bolen
Garlinger to Be Arraigned on Child Support Charges
Thomas Garlinger of Buchtel will be arraigned in Probate court on charges of non support for his children Eilleen 16 Thomas 13 Glen 8 and Paul 6. The case centers on alleged failure to provide for the youngsters.
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Thomas Garlinger
Buchtel
Eilleen
Thomas
Glen
Aul
Marriage License Issued in Probate Court
Clyde Merle Higgins a 22 year old farmer of Galena and Rosalie Gertrude Pyle 17 of Galena at home in Athens were married by Rev IM E Chatley. License issued by the Probate court.
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Probate Court
Clyde Merle Higgins
Farmer
Galena
Rosalie Pyle
Athens
IM. E. Chatley
Rosalie Gertrude Pyle
Athens Banks Elect Officers At Annual Meetings
Officers at Security Savings Bank include W. B. Lawrence as president and Dr. W. N. Alderman as vice president, with C. G. O Bleness cashier and Mrs. Fred W. Kiltan assistant cashier. Bank growth tops 900000 dollars. Alderman named director and VP succeeding his late son. Bank of Athens officers list J. D. Brown as president and W. K. Golden as vice president, plus others. Athens National Bank officers include L. G. Worstell president and W. N. Alderman cashier, with a large board of directors. Savings and Loan directors to be chosen next Tuesday.
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Athens
Security Savings Bank
W. B. Lawrence
W. N. Alderman
C. G. O'Bleness
Fred W. Kiltan
M. C. Twiss
J. Halliday Cline
F. D. Forsythe
W. B. Golden
L. G. Worstell
Fred Alderman
Lawrence
Bank of Athens
J. D. Brown
W. K. Golden
T. J. Davis
J. B. Davis
H. H. Harris
James FB. Davis
The
Athens National Bank
James H. McClure
R. L. Woodworth
W. N. Allderman
Henry Zenner
J. R. Hartey
W. R. Phillips
A. P. Phillips
D. H. Moore
T. R
Alarm Clock Warns You Face Job Loss if You Stay Abed
A stated aim to spur punctuality, the device issues a blunt wake up message threatening work loss for late rising. The concept pairs a firm incentive with a dread of employment consequences to force timely mornings.
Winter political stir blooms in county offices
In Athens sheriff, clerk and recorder are cited. Nelsonville backs county representative and auditor. Glouster pushes for commissioners. York favors C. H. Bartlett as a broad minded middle aged man popular with townsmen, seen as well suited to county needs and prominent in the upcoming law making body.
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Nelsonville
Glouster
York
C. H. Bartlett
Five Officers Enter Dewey Home in Dry Raid
Fred R. Dewey sues five Minneapolis police officers for $15,000 damages after they entered his home without a warrant during a liquor raid. He says carpets were torn up and furniture rough handled in the dry residence.
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Minneapolis
Fred R. Dewey
Mentho Sulphur Cream Promises Fast Skin Relief
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur in a cold cream form for itching and eczema. The preparation allegedly soothes irritation quickly, fights germs, and leaves clear skin. readers are urged to buy at drug stores and send in the coupon.
Pain Relief Claim From Woman in Cincinnati
Mrs. L R Edwards of Cincinnati reports that after years of feminine weakness she suffered back and side pains and head aches. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing her after using six bottles, noting improvement before four bottles were finished. The ad urges readers to obtain the medicine from their druggist and request free medical advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Greece seeks 30 million loan from United States
The Greek debt envoys formally asked the American debt funding commission to loan Greece 30 million dollars. Greece would use the funds to pay 15 million dollars owed to the treasury. The treasury indicated the proposal would not be accepted.
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Washington
United States
Greece
Treasury
American Debt Funding Commission
Son born to Mrs Hanford MacNider in Washington
A son was born today to Mrs. Hanford MacNider wife of Assistant Secretary of War MacNider in Washington.
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Washington
Hanford MacNider
MacNider
Goitre Relieved by Sorbol Quadruple Reported in Akron
Mrs. John O Morrow of 9 Shaker Drive Akron Ohio says she was relieved of goitre by Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment easy to use like toilet water Made by Sorbo Company Mechanicsbare Ohio Sold at all drug stores Locally at McKee Drug Co
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Akron
John O’morrow
Shaker Drive
Ohio
Sorbo Company
Mechanicsbare
Kfe
McKee Drug Co
Plans for a new Metropolitan Opera House
Otto H. Kahn, president of the Metropolitan Opera Company, prepares definite plans for a new and greater opera house in New York. Offers of 10 million dollars have been received for the site of the old opera house.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Otto H. Kahn
Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera House
Denial Of Jewel Theft At Mesker Home In Florida
George L. Mesker of Evansville Indiana denied sensational reports that burglars stole jewels valued at a million dollars from his Palm Beach home last night.
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Palm Beach
Fla
George L. Mesker
Evansville
Ind
Magistrate Frees 132 Prisoners in Warrants Dispute
In New York a city magistrate promptly discharged 132 prisoners arrested by police at an alleged gambling resort after ruling the arrests were made without warrants. The decision underscores questions about police procedure and due process.
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New York
Sade Madate
Old Writer Dles New York Dies of Heart Disease
Ashley Deering a renowned New York newspaper man died of heart disease at an advanced age. His career spanned decades in journalism, shaping city reporting and editorial voice. He is mourned by colleagues and the literary press.
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New York
Ashley Deering
Longtime Morning Telegraph staffer remembered
He had served on the Morning Telegraph staff for more than twenty years, marking a lengthy career with the newspaper.
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The
Morning Telegraph
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