Local clergy change and travels noted in Chauncey area
Chauncey residents Chauncey minister and Mrs J A Long moved from Wilmington to Indianapolis where Long will pastor North Park Church of Christ. Long formerly led Chauncey Church of Christ. Mrs Long is Harvey Nye’s daughter. Rev Long is Ohio University graduate and formerly Wilmington First Church pastor.
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Mer Chauncey
J. A. Long
Wilmingo
Indianapolis
Ind
Long
Pate
North Park
Welcome Home Jimmy at Globe Theatre by Millfield PTA
Four small audiences in cold weather watched the home talent play Welcome Home Jimmy at the Globe Theatre. Presented Monday evening by the Millfield Parent Teachers Association, the four act drama showed creditable performances from the cast.
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Jimmy
Globe Theatre
Millfield
Parent Teaches
Revival Notes and Local Socials in Chauncey
The Sand Run Holiness Chapel revival led by Rev Harvey Smith shows no conversions yet. Dyar Mitchell of Millfield and Rev and Mrs C T Overly assisted in Sunday services. Several Millfield visitors including Frank Simpson and Rev Harry Craig attended weekend events. Casually noted visits include Mrs Dyer Mitchell and Mrs Charles Young in Chauncey, E L Saffell and son William of Bucyrus spent the weekend with the Drakes. Mrs Saffell sought her mother ill with influenza but improving. Mrs W D Hines returned from Cos, visiting family here. Donald Figgins has spent weeks in Chauncey and will be in Columbus Saturday with John Shafer hosting Loyal Bible class guests. Hazel Lahugh of Millfield visited Chauncey. James Johnson and sons from Athens attended Mrs Anna Noble and daughters on High Street. Mrs Robert Hixson Jr. and son returned to Catlettsburg Ky after visiting relatives here and in Parkersburg W Va.
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Sand Run Holiness Arch
Harvey Smith
Dyar Mitchel
Millfield
Overly
Prank Simpson
Harry Craig
Glouster
Ins
E. L. Saffell
Wiliam
Bucyrus, O
Chauncey
J. A. Drake
Ladies Aid Society Meets for Thursday Quilting
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chauncey M. FE Church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lafe Crosser in Lexington. Attendees are urged to have good attendance and the day will be spent quilting. Vegetable soup will be served at noon.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Chauncey M. FE
Trs. Lafe Crosser
Lexington
Aroun
Mrs Mary Wolfe Howard 95 Dies at Home on Oregon Ridge
Mrs. Mary Wolfe Howard died Monday night at home on Oregon Ridge after a long illness. She had been bedfast for 15 years and was cared for by her daughters Elizabeth Knode and Helen Howard at the old homestead. A devout Christian, she was a member of the Church of Christ since girlhood. Her husband died years ago and reunions of the Wolfe family have long been held at the Oregon Ridge homestead.
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Mary Wolfe Howard
Oregon Ridge
Fteecuneey
Arch of Christ
Wolfe
Foward
New Machine Produces 59000 Cigarettes an Hour
A new device starts rapid production, delivering 59 000 cigarettes per hour. The remark Necessity is the mother of invention underscores the push for faster, more efficient tobacco manufacture.
Lack of aid may free troubled Bulgarian inmate
Steve Edeff, 33, a Bulgarian inmate at Lina State Hospital, could gain release if someone helps him start anew in life. Officials say only possible ally is a prisoner in Ohio Penitentiary. Edeff’s Toledo larceny sentence is finished, but he remains alone in the United States. The Bulgarian consul may be asked to obtain aid for his case.
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Steve Edeff
Freedom
Der
Lina State Hospital
Ife
Ker
Ohio
Edeff
Toledo
United States
Bals
Funeral services for Nora Bennett held at Christian church
Funeral services for the late Mrs Nora Bennett will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Christian church she loved and served faithfully for many years. Mr and Mrs J Vo Wooed are in Athens called by the death of the former's mother Mrs Perry Wood.
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Nora Bennett
The
Christian Church
J. Vo Wooed
Athens
Perry Wood
Simms Couple Sentenced for School Violations
Mr and Mrs Lewis Simms were jailed in Athens County for 30 days after failing to keep their children in school. Chief Pearson escorted them to the Athens jail Monday after the mayoral court order.
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Lewis Simms
Athens County
Doni+y
Pearson
Athens
Millses to Make W. Juniper Home on Columbus Street
Mr and Mrs Ed Mills plan to reside at the W Juniper residence on Columbus Street after extensive repairs. They expect to move in by mid February.
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Ed Mills
Wesley Thompson Dies From Mine Injuries In City
Wesley Thompson 66 died at his Poplar street home from injuries suffered in a mine about ten days earlier. A 22 year city resident and respected member of the Christian church he leaves a wife three children two daughters one son a brother and two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral services are planned Thursday at 2 p.m. and he was a member of the Red Men and k of P. orders.
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Wesley Thompson
Poplar Street
Thompson
Christian Church
Red Men
P.’s
J. W. Sowers
Columbus
Mable Steenrod
Sam
Nelsonville
Night school attracts fifteen in Nelsonville classes
Fifteen persons enrolled last night for a Nelsonville night school to run six to eight weeks with two lessons weekly. A second class meets Friday night. late arrivals can still join for free courses in reading writing and arithmetic. Mrs. George F. Tifft directed the women, Miss Deer the men, and Mrs. Ida Thornton the colored group. a blackboard is sought via phone to Mrs. J. M. Hyde.
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Nelsonville
George F. Tifft
Miss Deer
Ida Thornton
J. M. Hyde
Revival and funeral notices for church and tribe event
Rev J V Coleman of Cincinnati former Pilgrim Holiness pastor will speak Wednesday to promote orphanage work. Friday revival opens with Rev Gaddis as evangelist and the Moser sisters as special singers. Kill Fagle Tribe 179 orders meeting Red Men Hall Tuesday Jan 22 to arrange Wesley Thompson funeral by order of Sachem Lawrence Call and C of R T C Boring.
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J. V. Coleman
Cincinnati
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Gaddis
Moser Sisters
Kill Fagle
Red Men’s Hall
Wesley ‘Thompson
Lawrence Call
T. C. Boring
Earthquake Forecasts May Be Possible Says Stanford Scientist
Stanford University professor Bail ey Willis maps California faults for the Seismological Society of America showing where shocks may occur. He notes quakes arise from slips on faults and may be forecast by tracking elastic vibrations along danger rifts, though several problems remain.
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Stanford University
Cal
Bailey Willis
Willis
Seismological Society of America
California
Professor Willis
New York
Film workers poorly paid declares L A auditor
Los Angeles January 22 A M Brentinger auditor of the Norma Talmadge company presents statistics challenging the view that actresses and actors in films are highly paid. He notes Norma Talmadge productions run in about 16 000 theaters worldwide with three showings per day and four performances daily totaling 126 000 performances. he estimates Talmadge earns about three pictures a year costing 2 500 900 dollars, and claims each performance costs about seven dollars to produce while total production costs per performance are near one dollar. He argues that 65 percent of film profits go to the producer and star, with production expenses remaining to be deducted.
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Los Angeles
A. M. Brentinger
Norma Talmadge
Brentinger
Caruse
Sarah Bernhardt
Misa Talmadge
Prentinger
Adams Township Oil and Gas Co to drill second and sink third well
The Adams Township Oil and Gas Co organized in Defiance County voted at its stockholders meeting to complete a second test well and to sink a third as soon as possible to determine if paying quantities of oil exist in Adams township.
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Defiance, O
Adams Township Oil and Gas Co
Defiance County
Adams Township
Judge Rules Building Fund To Be Used For New School
Bucyrus Ohio Judge Grant E Mouser overruled a petition seeking a 197 225 09 transfer from the New Washington consolidated school district building fund to its sinking fund. The ruling directs the funds be used for constructing a new school building.
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Bucyrus
Juudge
Mouser
New
Washington Consolidated
Mussolini plans tight restrictions on Italian liquor trade
Rome reports the Mussolini government will push laws to curb liquor sales. Official data show alcoholism deaths at about 16 per million, yet the regime aims to limit spirits to one outlet per thousand residents in large towns and ban sales after 10 36 p m.
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Mussolini
Lenine Death Affects Russia In Washington Shock
News of Nicolai Lenine's death sent a wave of shock through Washington. Senator William Borah said Lenine's death is a grievous blow to Russia and its future, as speculation swirled about relations and recognition.
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Washington
Nicolai Lenine
Russia
William E. Borah
Idaho
Congress
Lenine
Hudat Hudnell Pleads Guilty in Non Support Case
Hindnell pleaded guilty to non support of his minor child Paul Hudnell in Common Pleas Court. He was placed under 300 bond and ordered to pay five dollars weekly toward support. The court taxed the prosecution costs at 26.22 dollars. N Wk Alderman named trustee of the bond.
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Deter T Hindnell
Paul Hudnelt
Common Pleas
N. WK. Alderman
Athens man fined for improper parking offense
Clyde Rattin of Athens was fined $5 after pleading guilty to parking without proper license display in front of Mayor J. A. Koons. He paid the fine and was released.
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Clyde Rattin
Athens
J. A. Koons
Cruelty Charges Filed in Athens County Case
Three men from near Chase faced magistrate Hedges on cruelty to animals charges after alleged neglectful care. Warnings included pleas of guilty and not guilty with future trials set for January 24 and January 29. Officers Rowe and Constable Tucker led the proceedings with defendants Cunningham Chase and William Martin arraigned at Guysville.
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Chase
Martin
Athenms County
Hedges
Hillmane
A. C L. Rowe
W. Cunningham
Guysville and Co
E. Chase
William Martin
Near Chase
Thee
Tucker
Cunningham
Nagle arraigned on intoxicating liquor possession charge
Jacob Nagle of Trimble appeared in Magistrate Helwie's court Monday evening charged with possessing intoxicating liquor. Prohibition Officer Joe Jonas testified. Nagle pleaded not guilty and posted bond for a Wednesday appearance, January 25.
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Jacob Nagle
Trimble
Helwie
Joe Jonas
Nagle
Cossack Rebellion Erupts in Don Region
In Don region, rebellion breaks out among the Cossacks and troops are deployed to quell the disorders. Authorities report clashes as security forces move to restore order amid unrest.
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Copenhagen
Don
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