Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Regular Meeting
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting Friday evening with Mrs. R. M. Van Dyke as installing officer. Officers installed included Mrs. P. G. Dowler grand senior and Mrs. E. D. Cooley grand manager, with several others assisting. Two new candidates received initiation. a staff quilt was awarded to Mrs. Wickers of McArthur. About forty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
R. M. van Dyke
P. G. Dowler
E. D. Cooley
Farley Burdette
P. C
Bert Hooper
W. Kelley
R. C
Missargaret Walburn
Blerb Brooks
E. J
A. D. McPherson
FE. S
Charles Mills
Charles Woods
Oo. G
A. C. Howett
Wickers
McArthur
Miss Frances Greene Visits Marietta Aunt Over Weekend
Miss Frances Greene from Marietta stayed with her aunt Mrs. Charles Wyatt at 42 Elmwood Place over the weekend. Mrs. Wyatt hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McDaniel and Miss Mary Louise Holdren of Little Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Greene
Marietta
Charles Wyatt
Elmwood Place
College student sells blood to fund education
Mabel Miller, a College of Puget Sound co-ed in Tacoma Washington, funds her education by donating blood for transfusions. She notes the process is profitable and not painful, with an average donation price around 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Miller
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Wash
Pallas Club Hosts Dr. H R Wilson on Fiction Topic
Pallas Club members met with Miss Elsie Druggan as hostess. Dr. H R Wilson of Ohio University spoke on fiction. Miss Mary E Kahler led the program. The Child Conservation League schedules a meeting at 7 56 Tuesday night at 26 West Mulberry Street, instead of 2 30. Miss Grace Mallen of Akron visited her sister at 80 West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Frank Beebe
West State Street
Pallas Club
Elsie Druggan
University Hospital
Mary E. Kahler
H. R. Wilson
Ohio University
Child Conservation League
A. W. Boetticher
West Mulberry Street
Grace Mallen
Akron
E. J. Shannon
Glouster School System Approved for PE Credit
Glouster School has been placed on the state approval list for health and physical education. Supt. C. B. Dillon said Glouster High will offer one health and physical education credit toward the 16 units for college entrance. Joe I. Moleski, the coach and PE director, aided in obtaining approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster School
Supt. C. B. Dillon
State Department of Eidun
Glouster High School
Joe I. Moleski
Dillon
Church of Christ appoints officers to boost Bible School
At a January conference of church leaders and Bible School workers the Church of Christ elected Rev. G B Courtney as chairman, Mrs Will C Merritt as vice chair, and Miss Hazel Raber as secretary treasurer. Plan meetings every two weeks to discuss methods for improving church and Bible School programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Will C. Merritt
Hazel Raber
Trimble Board of Education reelects Sprague to presidency
The Trimble Board of Education, meeting January 27, retains former officers with Leroy Sprague again elected president for a fifth consecutive year. Emmett Barich is vice president and Mrs. M. Christman is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwrimble
Leroy Sprague
Emmett Barich
Christman
Sprague
Trimble Board of Education
Mrs Iliam James Heads to Cleveland Visit
CGR reports Mrs. Iliam James travels to Cleveland for a family visit with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J Bittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGR
Iliam James
Clevend
Audrey James to Graduate From Lakewood Schools
Miss Audrey James will graduate from Lakewood Schools on Thursday. Mrs. James wishes to attend the ceremony to be present for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey James
Audrey
Lakewood
James
Three Injured in Motor Car Wreck Near Glouster
Joseph Meade and two children Paul Edward, 4, and Louise, 8, were injured when the father’s car overturned twice on the Corning Highway north of Glouster on Sunday night. Mrs Meade unhurt. Mr Meade required fourteen stitches for a head wound. son’s right leg cut. daughter’s right ankle sprained. They were returning from a ride to New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Joseph Meade
Paul Edward
Louise
Corning
Odd Fellows Install Officers in Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge I O O F presided as officers were installed with H E Jones of Glouster as special district deputy grand master. New noble grand W N Hartley and list of officers followed, with an oyster supper closing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
H. E. Jones
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
I. O
O F
W. J. Golding
Elza Morris
W. H. Stah
I. A. Jones
Noble Grand
W. N. Hartley
Ernest Grimm
Harold Shirkey
W. ©. Hill
Ira Conway
Sam Anderson
Louis Swartz
Roy Kasler
D. I. Kinder
George Tutner
V. G
Fred Kempton
Sam Orme
John Deal
Past Chiefs Entertained By Chauncey Pythian Club
Chauncey Pleas ant View Temple No. 135 Pythian Sisters and Past Chiefs Club officers hosted a gathering at Mrs Ode Jacksons on Jacobs Avenue. Business session led by president Mrs Harry Wallace. Two new members Mrs Floyd Linscott and Mrs N S Harvey initiated. Social contests awarded to Mrs Linscott Mrs Donald Henry and Mrs Albert Jackson. Luncheon served. six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs’ Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
the Temple
Ode Jackson
Jacobs Avenue
Harry Wallace
Floyd Linscott
Harvey
Linscott
Donald Henry
Albert Jackson
Nile Dew
Louise Dew
Charles Leffler
Robert Hixson
Ira Cunningham
Rye Cunningham
N.S. Harvey
William Collins
Donald Kam Collins Sr
Donald
Witham Funeral Held at Chauncey Sunday
Thomas R. Witham 79 pioneer of Dover Township died Friday at his Sand Ridge home. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Chauncey Church of Christ with Rev. G. B. Courtney leading. Interment in Nye Cemetery. Pallbearers were Witham family members and grandsons. survivors include widow Jane Brookins Witham, three sons Burke Cyrus Jay, three daughters Ara Swan son Mollie Helling and Clara, plus two brothers and two sisters. Large attendance from local and out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas R. Witham
Dover Township
Sand Ridge
Chauncey Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Dr. Sanders
Nye
Marshal Burke Witham
Cyrus Witham
Fritz Swanson
Darrel Witham
Woodrow Witham
Elwood Lucas
Jane Brookins Witham
Burke
Cyrus
Jay
Ara Swanson
Mollie Helling
Clara Witham
Funeral services held for Jerry Hunter in The Plains
Funeral services for Jerry Hunter 74 were held Sunday at 10 in The Plains Methodist Church. The Plains conducted by Rev. Clarence Way with Chauncey singers performing three selections. Hunter died Friday at his home in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Jerry Hunter
Plains Methodist Church
Clarence Way
Church of God
Chauncey
Sigma Sigma Sigma Dance at Crystal Slipper entertains 40 couples
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority of Ohio University hosted an informal dance at the Crystal Slipper Saturday night for 40 couples. The ballroom featured crepe paper and balloons. chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Benz and others. Out of town guests were Charles Royer, Dorothy Nelson, Evelyn Close, and Frances Clark. Grace Batterson and Frank Batterson from Columbus were Sunday guests of the Flowers family in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Ohio University
H. E. Benz
R. A. Foster
Margaret Lax
Eugene Shafer
Charles Royer
Chillicothe
Dorothy Nelson
Roseville
Evelyn Close
Frances Clark
Goldie Strawn
Cleveland
Grace Batterson
Frank Batterson
Columbus
J. Flowers
Second Street
EF. J. Batterson
Defiance
Athens
Miss Gladys Wykoff and Neta Stauffer Visit Athens
Miss Gladys Wykoff and her niece Miss Neta Stauffer of Columbus spent the week end in Athens with Neta's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wykoff
Neta Stauffer
Columbus
Athens
Funeral for Mr. Hunter Held in Mount Carmel Cemetery
Neighbors acted as pallbearers for the funeral of Mr. Hunter. The service followed by burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Jackson County. Mrs. Hunter died three years earlier. Eight children survive and were all present at the funeral.
Eleven mines active in Chauncey district report
The Chauncey work report lists eleven operating mines today including Nos 256 267 69 28 68 24 Pos ton No 6 No 119 Black Diamond Chauncey No 26 and Hocking setting out the district’s mining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Poston
Hocking
Wayne Snyder recuperating from back injury at Greens Run mine
Jan 26 report from Chauncey says Wayne Snyder of Millfield is recovering from a back injury suffered days earlier at Mine No. 255 Greens Run. Snyder works as a blacksmith at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wayne Snyder
Millfield
Greens Run
Snyder
Chauncey Residents Attend Mrs Hines Funeral in Glouster
Mrs Nile Dew and Mrs Noah S Harvey of Chauncey joined other locals at the funeral of Mrs W H Hines of Burr Oaks held in Glouster last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nile Dew
Noah S. Harvey
W. H. Hines
Burr Oaks
Glouster
Infant Rites Held for Eighteen Day Old Child
Funeral services were conducted at the family home in Trimble for the 18 day old infant of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schoentan. Rev G B Courtney of the Church of Christ led the rites and burial followed at Russell Cemetery. The parents have seven children remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Arthur Schoentan
Trimble
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Russell
Stover Leads Early In Wasatch Dog Derby
Roy Stover of Sacramento took an early lead in the Wasatch Dog Team Derby at Ogden Utah on January 26. He led 10 competitors after the first eight and a third mile lap, clocking 29 minutes and 3 seconds in perfect weather as 3 000 spectators watched the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
U.P
Roy Stover
Sacramento
Cal
Stover
Reigh Count Becomes Father in Humorous News Note
The триe year old 1928 champion Reigh Count is described as becoming a sire. He reportedly joked after a social event with the remark That's sure a horse on me noting the event and his celebrity status in racing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reigh Count
Nephew of J. R. Appointed Detroit City Controller
G Hall Roosevelt, nephew of the late Theodore Roosevelt, was sworn in as Detroit city controller by Mayor Frank Murphy. Roosevelt had served as chairman of the mayor's unemployment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hall Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Roosevelt
Robbed of First Pay in Detroit Attack
John Rogczynski, 86, on his way home with his first seven months pay, was attacked by three men. He remained in critical condition at Receiving Hospital with a possible skull fracture. The robbers took a $55 check and $1.50 in cash. Rogczynski had recently found construction work after months of idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
John Rogczyonski
Nogczynski
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra Delivers Bright Sunday Concert
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra under Prof. DeForest W. Ingerham performed at Alumni Memorial Auditorium with guest pianist Paul Fontaine. The program featured Mozart Figaro’s Hochzeit, Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4, Schumann Piano Concerto, Luigini Ballet Exotique, Beethoven Coriolan Overture, and Bizet Minuet, to an audience of about 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Paul Fontaine
DeForest W. Ingerham
School of Music
C. C C. Robinson
Mozart
Robert Schumann
Fontaine
Luigini
Beethoven
Bizet
Clara Uhr Sentenced to Death for Ax Murder Plot
Mrs. Clara Uhr was sentenced to death in San Antonio for conspiring to kill her paralyzed husband Daniel Uhr on October 18. The defense's appeal options were not disclosed. The sentence followed a jury verdict of murder in the first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
U.P
Clara Uhr
Daniel Uhr
Chemist Emerson Dies at 71 in Baltimore
Isaac E. Emerson, who devised the bromoseltzer formula and built a vast fortune, died in Baltimore after a several months illness. He was 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.P
Isaac E. Emerson
Mrs. Albert Ritchie Dies at Executive Mansion
Annapolis report says Mrs. Albert Ritchie, mother of Governor Ritchie, died Saturday at the Maryland executive mansion. The notice notes the family connection and the time of death, with no further details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
U.P
Albert Ritchie
Ritchie
Executive
Double Key Imported German Peat Moss Offered
We stock two grades of Double Key peat moss from Germany. One grade suits poultry litter and the other for garden mulch. A bale covers 240 sq ft at one inch depth or 80 sq ft at three inches. Prices are reasonable.
Z adj and a big ed in sickly Tou
A fragmented OCR line shows a malformed note about a person labeled Z with an adj and a large edema in a sickly tongue or Tou area.
Fragmentary OCR Notice Summary
Incomplete text shows stray letters and fragments likely from a notice or item. Readable parts do not reveal clear names, dates, places, or actions to report.
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John Kilpatrick
East Mulberry Street
John Hill
E. E. Bell
Nelsonville
Harry Dalton
Eva Jorden
B. T. LeFever
F. J. Kelley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kathryn Hamilton
North
Congress Street
Oo Geal
F. J. Roos
Woman's Music Club
Dwight H. Rutherrd
East State Street
Yancy Ann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Laurene Shields
Miss & Mason
Muskingum College
Concord
William Shields
Dr. H. R. Wilson
Sunday Creek Valley
W. A. Craft
Glouster School System
Frimble
Ealiven
Nme
ODD Fellows
Charles Thomas Jodge
Charlis Ss. Dradeteld, JR
the Messenger
Club
Temple
Jackson Home
Witham
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Puneral
Ind
Olds
J. R
O.U. Orchestra
Symphony Group
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
the Mutual Home and Savings Associat
Home Telephone Co
Gray
Gray CO. LeRoy
Ecu Savings
Dr. J. D
Haskins
Security Bank
Prudential
C. E. Atkinson
Security Bank Bldg
Cameron Bros. Asst
Washington St
The
Prudential Office
Logans
F. J. Beasley Co
Insurance Company of America
Edward D. Duffield
Home Office
Wewart
Ortation
Saic
Isure Dugh
Ike
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