Logan Young Persons Hurt in Auto Accident
Miss Louise Bett and Don Edwards were injured Saturday evening when their car left the New Straitsville pike near the Charles Nunemaker farm and wrecked in a ditch. Slippery road conditions contributed as the vehicle struck a telehone pole, nearly severing it. Bett suffered severe cuts and bruises while Edwards sustained chest injuries from the steering wheel.
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Hogan
Louise Bett
Don Edwards
New E Straitsville Pike
Charles
Rockbridge Boys and Girls Win at Haydenville
Rockbridge high school sent two basketball teams to Haydenville on Friday. The boys defeated Haydenville 14 to 5. The girls’ game was closer, with Rockbridge competitors coming up just short of victory.
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Rockbridge
Haydenville
Logan
Rockbridge High School
Rockbridgers
Lad Loses Thumb and Finger in Dynamite Cap Accident
Harry Evans nine, son of Roscoe and Mrs. Evans of Carbon Hill, injured Friday night when he touched a dynamite cap with a match. The blast cost him his left thumb and index finger and sent shrapnel across his face. It is the second such accident in the area in four months.
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Logan
Harry Evans
Roscoe Evans
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge boys basketball battles with limited practice
Rockbridge's season record stands at three wins in five games after a 15 to 1 victory noted in this report. The team has had no practice since December 11, with coach Hull contributing fourteen points in the Haydenville game and citing facility shortages as the key obstacle to rising among the state's small schools.
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Rockbridge
Hull
Haydenville
Train Clears Union Station After Columbus Incident
A brief transit update notes the train movement resumed after an incident near Columbus, with authorities clearing the tracks and assessing the scene. No injuries reported and service expected to resume normal operations shortly.
Dresher hurt as horse falls on him in Wisconsin
Harley Dresher of the Ragger addition suffers a dislocated shoulder after a horse he rode fell Friday pinning him underneath. His wife Mrs Dresher has been unable to care for several weeks, leaving her without her husband’s usual support.
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Logan
Harley Dresher
The
Dresher
Logan Truck Catches Fire On East Front Street
The Logan fire department responded to its third alarm of the month when the Logan Manufacturing Co truck caught fire from an overheated engine while being pulled from a ditch on East Front Street. Little loss was sustained.
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Logan
Logan Fire Department
East Front Street
Logan Manufacturing Company
Logan Delayed Return After Freight Car Derailment
Logan residents who traveled to Columbus and returned by the Hocking Valley train reached Logan around 11 PM due to a late train caused by three freight cars derailing in Columbus yards. A second delay followed when the locomotives had to be changed.
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Logan
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Chauncey Scouts Add New Patrol Ox Patrol Formed
At the Chauncey Troop One meeting seven new Scout members joined and a new patrol named the ox patrol was formed. Members include Kassell Omas George Barrowman Montford Cunningham Raymond Six Walter Tittle Glendon Palmer and Robert Shelton. Scoutmaster Ralph Pritts leads meetings most Tuesdays at 7 pm in the First Christian church Sunday school room.
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Chauncey
Boy Scouts of
Miss Daugherty Is Class Hostess at Beau Mont
Miss Pauline Daugherty hosted the Loyal Girls Sunday school class of the First Christian Church in Beau Mont. Teachers Mrs Ruth Fiske and several invited guests enjoyed games music and refreshments with a list of attendees including Ruth Fiske Kathlyn Smith Pauline Nye Esther Fiske and others.
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Chauncey
Loyal Girls
First Christian Church
Ruth Fiske
Pauline Daughery
Charlies A. Daugherty
Beaumont
Sadie Mae Lands
Florence Brewer
Eleanor Minister
Kathleen Smith
Marie Ferrer
Alice Brewer
Bertha Stanley
Lucy Nye
Margaret Johnston
Lucille Jackson
Evelyn Fouty
Pauline Nye
Pauline Daugherty
Mary Louise Fiske
Esther Fiske
Violet Harvey
Ona Sweeney
Alma Fennell
Elizabeth Stanley
Gwendolyn Andrews
Kathryn Syx
Paul Sweazy
John Collins
Frank Cunningham
John Franz
Albert Franz
William McBride
Charles Minister
Carol Tippet
Coe
Elwood Daugherty
Quints to Clash at Chauncey High School Basketball
Chauncey high school hosts The Plains high school in a Wednesday 7:30 PM basketball game. Referee is Mr. Riley of Athens.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Chauncey High
The
Plains High School
Riley
Athens
Millfield Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Margaret Johnson of Al spent the weekend in Millfield as guest of Mrs. Ruth James and Miss Ruth Lahugh. Miss Lucy Don of near Chaun Qwap in Millfield ran with Miss Ruth Lahugh at her grandmother Mrs. James. Miss Hazel N Lahugh spent last week in Lees as guest of Mrs. ce Pendergrass.
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Millfield
Margaret Johnson
Mill
Ruth James
Ruth Lahugh
Lucy Don
Near Chaun
On James
Hazel N. Lahugh
Lees
Ce Pendergrass
Jomans Society to Meet at Chauncey Country Home
Mrs M Qerdner will host a Loyal Woman's gathering at her country home Chauncey on a January afternoon. Local attendees from JOMAN'S Society are expected to attend the rega ting event and discussions.
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Joman's Society
Aunces
M. Me “Qerdner
Chauncey
Local social visits span Sugar Creek to Columbus
Miss Sara Hutchinson of Sugar Creek visited Miss Grace Smith in Lexington avenue for a few days last week. Miss Esta Rankin of Millfield stayed with Miss Cora Ferrel of Chauncey last Friday. Grace Smith and Cora Ferrel attended dinner with Miss Eleanor Brunton of Athens on Saturday. Neva Ferrel and Owen Morrison traveled to Columbus over the weekend to visit Grace Richardson. Grace Richardson accompanied them home for a visit.
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Sara Hutchinson
Sugar Creek
Grace Smith
Lexington Avenue
Esta Rankin
Millfield
Cora Ferrel
Chauncey
Eleanor Brunton
Athens
Neva Ferrel
Owen Morrison
Nelsonville
Columbus
Grace Richardson
Miss H Richardson
New Mel Beauty Powder Claims Long-Lasting Wear
New Mel beauty powder promises all day wear even with perspiration it won t cause shine and blends with natural skin tone making pores invisible. Sold by D Zenner Co and Chase Drug Co Logan advertised as a new cold cream powder.
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D. Zenner Co
Chase Drug Co
Logan
Radio Piracy Case Sparks Open War in Broadcast Field
The Zenith Radio Corp spokesperson, Commander FE MacDonald, accuses the government of discriminatory wavelength allocations. He says a test case on freedom of the air is planned, citing chaos and monopolies that hinder affordable radios and accuse the Secretary of Commerce of power abuse and unequal licensing.
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Zenith
Chicago
FE. FE. MacDonald
Zenith Radio Corporation
Zenith Company
Secretary of Commerce
Zenith Seeks Fair Share of Broadcasting Time
A Zenith spokesman argues for a reasonable division of broadcasting time, saying litigation could settle freedom of the art and public interests, even if Zenith loses its own share in the process. The stance emphasizes balancing monopoly regulation, independent interests, and public good.
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Zenith
Dr Clarence Do Maris an Athens boy with a pious nickname
The article recalls Dr Clarence Do Maris once called Deacon by Athens residents. He grew up on Main Street in Athens, later edited The Week in Columbus, and became noted for declaring state institutions nurture seeds of communism. The Maris family once ran a drug store at the present Home Furnishing site.
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Deacon
Athens
Clarence Do. Maris
the Week
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Russia
Maris
Home
State Street
Motor Deaths Show Increase in 1925
Chicago Jan 25 Accidental automobile deaths in 1925 totaled 21 990 a 5 percent rise from 1924 when 20 000 were counted The National Safety Council released the results from reports in over 90 cities The survey includes collisions with trains or street cars charged to heavier vehicles in census data and other motor vehicle accidents.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Timing battle over tax bill creates Senate House clash
Washington reports say tax relief by March 15 on 1925 returns is doubtful as Senate and House clash over estate tax, publicity clause, and capital stock tax. Green warns against House changes. Smoot aims for a February 15 vote and a 30 day conference window. In Columbus, W C Cook urges loyalty to the flag amid pastors' convention silence on war sanctions.
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Senate
House
Wm. R. Green
Green
Treasury
Smoot
Columbus
W. C. Cook
Union Veterans’ Legion
Cook
United States
Ohio
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Veterans’ Organization
George Playford
Zanesville
Throop Accepts Call to Central Presbyterian Church
The Rev Dr J H Throop former missionary to China accepts the pastorate at Central Presbyterian Church in Columbus. He now represents the Presbyterian Board of Missions and Minnesota and Iowa. The Rev Joseph Taylor Britain resigns and takes a pastorate in West Palm Beach Florida.
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Columbus
Jank H. Throop
China
Central Presbyterian Church
Jos. Taylor
Britain
Throop
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Minnesota
Iowa
West Palm Beach
Fla
Two Chauncey and Athens pairs issued marriage licenses
The Probate court issued two marriage licenses. Andy Heading, miner, and Helen Marie Wooley, housekeeper, both of Chauncey, along with Charles Beckler, contractor, and Neva Katherine Davis, at home, both of Athens.
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Probate Court
Andy Heading
Helen Marie Wooley
Chauncey
Charles Beckler
Neva Katherine Davis
Athens
Former Athens Co. Man Dies in North Dakota
Ten Coss died January 12 at his home in Towner North Dakota after a long illness caused by sugar diabetes. He leaves two sisters and two brothers all of Athens Mrs Barney Slaughter Mrs Charles Cook Calvin and Louis Coss Twen-
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Ten Coss
Towner
North Dakota
Athens
Barney Slaughter
Charles Cook
Calvin
Louis Coss
Twen
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Breath and Bowel Health
Purported advertisement notes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy. Claimed to ease bad breath and cleanse blood by gently stimulating bowels and liver without griping. Dosage suggested as one or two tablets nightly for a week. prices listed 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
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