Four Chauncey Residents Hospitalized After Injuries
Chauncey January 21 four residents hospitalized recovering from injuries and operations. Charles Fiske is in Hotzer Hospital Gallipolis after two surgeries. Mrs Donut Henry Fred Smith and Austin injured in an accident. Mrs Hearry had an operation to remove a hindering appendix. The Epworth Rue Society hosts a social evening January 27 at West Side School.
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Chauncey, Jan
Chauncey
Charles Fiske
Hotzer Hospilyy
Gallipolis
Donut Henry
Fred Smith
Ath East Austin
Chauncey Sre
Eheleting Arng Hospital
Ath Sug
Hearry
Smith
Astin
Austin
Soch
al Chaungcey
Dan
Epworth Rue Society of the
Millfield
Chureh
West Side
Bihidity
AE Held
Mrs Stalder Dies at Home in Chauncey Saturday
Mrs Sarah Stalder 81 died Saturday morning at her Rockbridge home after illness of pneumonia. Short funeral services were held at her Rockbridge home before the body was brought to Chauncey for services at the First Church of Christ conducted by Rev G G Courtney. Burial was in Nye Cemetery. Survived by several grandchildren including Mrs Cos Fiecey and Mrs Cetia Mons, Greens Run, and several children. Her husband Benjamin Sinker died years ago. A daughter Mrs Moxie Agin predeceased her.
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Chauncey
Sarah Stalder
Chauncey Sand
Rockbridge
Rockeridge
Mev
Cos Fiecey
Trimble
Cetia
Mons
Radio Benefit At Globe Chauncey For Wichseheat Fund
Jan 27 Chauncey hosts benefit screening at Globe Theater for Wichseheat radio fund. The feature "Same Soys' UMtesher" stars Mary Carr with Moshow, matinee for children and evening show for adults, handled by Recording via Manager Hamilton.
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Chauncey
Globe ‘Theater
Wichseheat Radio Fund
Mary Carr Sning
Harmilton
Covington Bride Marry Mr Donald Holt in Christian Church
Miss Jloste Quarter daughter of Abr and Mrs I EL Carter married Mr Donald Holt son of Mr and Abs 4 Holt Saturday at the Christian Church with Rev M E Chatley officiating. The couple will reside in Covington Kentucky. Delia Kappa hosted a social. Mildred Betts left for Fremont to teach. Mrs S N Hobson improving. Current Events Club guest night set for Friday. Bert E Morey former Athens resident dies in Detroit.
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Carter-Weok
Jloste Quarter
Abr
I EL Carter
North Cemetery Street
Donald Holt
Holt
Christian Church
Parsonage
M. E. Chatley
Covington
Stete
Miller
New York City
Busi- Nea
Bue R. B. Imes
Bert E. Morey
Asthe
Detroit
Morse
Athens
Ohio University
Sol Bertram Morse
Subtle Charm Frock Pattern with Cape Collar and Capelet
An advert describes a design 18 silk crepe dress pattern featuring a fitted bodice and pleated skirt with a cape collar. Color options include black with white, brown with beige, and blue with flesh. sizes 14 to 64 available. Instructions are precise, yardage given, and a perfect fit guaranteed.
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West
LL Street
New York City
Girl Exonerated in Postal Clerk Slaying Case
Miss Edith Maith, 21, cleared of blame in the death of Russell Wolf, 23, a postal clerk shot yesterday while with his wife. Wolf exhibited a revolver and discharged a shot when he handed it to Miss Faith Ent. Wolf’s wife and Faith Ent. were present. the girl is prostrated today.
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Hiamilton
Jan
Edith Maith
Russell Welf
Tragic Train Collision Claims Three Springfield Residents
Three men from Springfield died when an automobile collided with a train near Mertsville Wilmington. Janes Gossett 41 their brother Earl Gossett 22 and C G Smith 25 were killed instantly as snow and ice caused the car to skid onto the crossing. The crew had been returning from Athens State Hospital with Charles Gossett father of the Gossett brood. Earl Gossett had recently divorced. The elder Gossett survived by his widow and three children. Smithson had married six months ago.
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Janes Gossett
Earl Gossett
C. G. Smithson
Springfield
Wilmington
Gossett
Charles Gosseit
Athens State Hospital
Devs-hire
Witneases
James Gossett
Smithson
Gossetto
Ice coats Athens streets create dangerous driving conditions
Intermittent snow and cold left Athens streets slick, with drivers urged to use chains and caution. A truck from St Wayne slid into the old brick plant office on Carpenter Street, and State and Court streets were treacherous. Minor accidents were reported as road scrapers worked to clear ice and snow. Tenderfoot badges will be awarded at a Girl Scout Leaders training course at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Wednesday night. Mrs. Laelan W Cook, 41, died in Columbus from injuries in a January automobile incident.
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S. N. Hobson
West State Street
Tnstead
Vents Club
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
H. Nurgall
South East Ohio Motor Club
Margett
Juear
St. Wayne
Polfana
Carpenter Street
State Street
State and
Court Street
Chamber’ of Commerce
Misys
Virginia Veeneman
Mra
Decrease Noted in Liquors Smuggled
Washington report cites a Treasury official stating that over the last six months more than 1.5 million gallons of intoxicating liquors were skimmed across the U S Canada border a decline from the 1928 period. Assistant Secretary Lowman noted the drop in exports declared for Canada last year totaled 3 021 245 gallons.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Treasury
Lowman
Civil Service Menaced Says Jouett Shouse
Washington report claims Jouett Shouse of the Democratic National Committee warned that civil service reforms could threaten political appointees. The allegation centers on a revealed card-index survey and possible misuse of personnel records to influence government jobs.
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Jouett Shouse
Washington
Lige Newton
Artteriag
Deeside
Hooper
Newton
Returns to be Made Here on Income Taxes
Tax collection notice outlines filing obligations for individuals and couples with income thresholds. It mentions penalties and exemptions, including a 1 percent rate on certain amounts and standard personal credits. The irregularly garbled text references March and specific income levels, urging timely submission.
Trial date set in Benwood murder case sparking state line debate
In New Castle Pennsylvania on January 27 a court listens to motions in the murder case of Ready Teak Benueyte and a state history hunter as defense and prosecution clash over alleged criminal lists and potential witnesses from across America. Local officials weigh changes to the process while the court considers next steps.
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New Castle
WRIA
Benwood
Elisteen
America
Mediterranean Pact Not Presented Today
Fragmented OCR text references a Mediterranean pact, with garbled names and dates. The readable fragments suggest a discussive agenda or meeting note but provide no clear facts, participants, locations, or outcomes to confirm a coherent event.
A. T. and T. Scrutiny by Senate Today
Senate eyes turn to A. T. and T. as hearings begin in Washington with the panel expected to review the company’s rates and practices. Amid tight security and sharp questions, executives defend pricing plans while lawmakers probe potential abuses and regulatory gaps.
Navy Arctic Expeditions and Lost Ships Chronicle
The article recalls numerous U S Navy Arctic missions including Greely and Delong expeditions. It notes ships stranded, crews rescued or perished, and later relief efforts by volunteers and the Treasury cutter service as authorities searched for missing commanders and ships.
Communists Tossed From Union Meeting in Charlotte
In Charlotte North Carolina on January 27, communists were allegedly removed from a Pedmont Organising Round meeting of North Carolina unions allied with the AFL after attempting to participate. The incident centers on internal labor tensions within regional organizing efforts.
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Charlotte
Iehren
Pedmont
North Carolinarades
American Federation of Labor
Gas fumes alarm at Tal Columis report
In a hazy note from a damaged page, a person was found unconscious in a room after inhaling gas fumes. Officials report the incident occurred during routine checks, with nearby authorities alerted and a cautious evacuation undertaken.
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