Area Sanitary Hearing Delegation to Be Sent
A Rut Creek Valley group plans to send a delegation to an area sanitary hearing. The meeting at the American Legion discussed district formation affecting Athens, Morgan and Perry, with court actions set for next Monday at 9 AM. Local civic members will arrange transport to Athens and notify residents of expected attendance.
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Creek Valley
Wallace
Sunday Creek Val Association
Associant
American Legion
Athens
Morgan
Niies
Common Pleas
Perry
Common Pleas Court
Civic Associa
Inter
Six Football Letters Awarded at School Chapel
In a chapel service at the school building, six league championship letters were awarded. A program and music preceded the presentation of letters to the rowing boys including Robert Faine Carl Vid Roberts Andrew Rob Williams John Carter Hbaum Richard Guinther Ifkin D D Woods Fred Lewis McAllister Donald Bill Thompson Jack McLoyal Morris William Max McCormick and Elson Gon.
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Robert Faine
Carl Vid Roberts
Andrew Rob- Williams
John Carter
Hbaum
Richard Guinther
Ifkin
D. D. Woods
Fred Lewis McAllister
Donald Bill Thompson
Jack McLoyal Morris
William Max McCormick
Elson Gon
Johnson to Aid Glouster Officials on Friday
R. R. Johnson will be at Glouster Friday to assist in preparing reports due by January 1. He will also be present Friday to confirm dates for submission to Columbus.
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Puster
R. R. Johnson
Tomcats Set for Friday League Game With Caldwell
New Lexington High Tomcats prepare for a league clash versus Caldwell High after both teams each hold one win and one loss in the standings. Wednesday night’s schedule lists a prior game against Trimble for the Tomcats as they seek momentum.
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New
Lexington High High Tomcats
Caldwell High
Tomcats
Regular meeting of ity Lodge No 797 I O O F
There will be a regular meeting of ity Lodge No 797 I O O F Friday night. A good turnout is desired and visiting flows will receive a cordial reception. Mrs George Kemp OC Was taken to Grant Hospital Columbus Tuesday night in ambulance for observation accompanied by her father Lantz Trimbie.
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Ity Lodge
Oved
George Kemp- OC
Grant Hosolumbus
Lantz, Trimbie
Where Does Capital Come From
H A Toulmin Jr argues capital is a manufactured product created by labor and ingenuity. He warns depreciation reserves sustain gear and warns high taxes on manufacturing and inheritance taxes threaten employment and business survival.
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H. A. Toulmin, JR
Solons Debate Foreign Currency in Ohio Budget Debts
Ohio Legislature considers a foreign money items section in a sundry claims bill to cover 1935 bills owed by Ohio State University from Gov. Davey’s budget stash. Items list pounds, lire, guilders and yen for debts to German publishers and other foreign suppliers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
William H. Herner
Huron
Yen
RH. Schweizerbart’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung
Stuttgart
Germany
Courthouse Fire Halts Trial In Prestonburg Kentucky
Fire gutted the third floor of Floyd County Courthouse halting a murder trial and grand jury session before volunteers brought the blaze under control. The report notes North America uses fifty percent of the world’s wood despite containing eight percent of the population.
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Prestonburg
Floyd County
North America
Last Services Held for Chauncey Residents' Parent
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Williams age 59 mother of Mae Tennehill and Max Williams were held Tuesday afternoon at Pilgrim Holiness Church Nelsonville with Rev D C Shearer officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband and children W M Maffin Logan L E Tennehill Chauncey Chas Thompson Deanville Raymond Williams Columbus Max Williams Chauncey Donald and Virginia at home. Several Chauncey residents attended.
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Chauncey
Thomas Williams
Mae Tennehill
Max Williams
Doanville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville
D. C. Shearer
Greenlawn
Williams
Deanville
W. M. Maffin
Logan
L. E. Tennehill
Chas. Thompson
Raymond Williams
Columbus
Donald
Virginia
Joe Bridgewater
Elizabeth Waldie
Thomas Fennell
N. S. Harvey
Chauncey District Mines Marked for Work
The district mines marked for work on Thursday include No. 9 No. 5 No. 15 No. 69 No. 24 No. 28 No. 107 No. 219 No. 255 No. 267 No. 10X Ohio No. 1 Chauncey No. 25 Poston No. 6 Hocking Luhrig Kimberly Lick Run Coonville Carbondale Salem Hollow and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Ohio No
Chauncey No
Poston No
Hocking
Luhrig
Kimberly
Lick Run
Coonville
Carbondale
Salem Hollow
Black Diamond
Chauncey Personal News And Local Illness Reports
Chauncey residents report Mrs Clarence Morris ill at her parents’ home on Mill Street. Miss Christine Mingus dined with Mrs Margaret Tippett on Mill Street. Mrs Jane Witham has recovered from illness. Marshal Burke Witham’s mother is back at home. Mrs M J Gardner of Chauncey shows slight hip fracture improvement. Senator Steiner proposes a bill allowing government workers to travel to Camp Perry for rifle matches. Green roses appeared in the U.S. around 1850, noted as freaks rather than a distinct variety.
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Jane Witham
Chauncey
Marshal Burke Witham
M. J. Gardner
Washington
Frederick Steiner
R. Ore
Senate
Camp Perry
Examinations Held at Chauncey Dover High
Mid semester tests are conducted at Chauncey Dover High School on Thursday and Friday. Earlier, mid semester tests were given in Chauncey Dover schools last week.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Townsendites Set Meeting Saturday Night
The Chauncey Townsend Club will meet Saturday night January 25 at 7 30 in the K P hall announced by secretary BE Adams. The club has enrolled many new members in three weeks Frank Cline is chairman and attendees are invited. The United States has about 4 000 000 sets of twins.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Townsend Club
K. of P. Hall
BE. J. Adams
Townsend Club
Frank Cline
Ex Cowboy Fights Escaped Steer Through City Streets
Police Sergeant Ronald McDonald once a cowboy chased a runaway steer that escaped from a truck. He swung a lasso from a squad car, missed the animal, and the steer damaged a fender and a garage before McDonald tackled it on foot and delivered the animal to the stockyards.
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Omaha
Ronald McDonald
McDonald
Rodeo
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Elza Mor
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New Marshfield Rd
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Clapa's Baby Food
Nature
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