Home from trip Chauncey travelers return from Canada
Mrs James Mackie and sons James and John returned to Millfield after a several week motor trip to Canada. They were joined home by Mia George Ramsey and children Agnes Marguerite and Alex who will visit in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Mackie
James
John
Millfield
Canada
Brantsford
Mia
George Ramsey
Agnes
Marguerite
Alex
Willam Mingua
John Adams
Treveland
Segal Johnson
Nelsonville
Moss Mars Danko
Chicago
George Shaner
Milfeld
John Shaner
Fred Shaner
Columbus
Arthur Burchfield
Harry Moore
Lower Plains
William Mingus
George Ramsay
Brantford
Three Mines Worked Saturday In Lower Plains District
Local notes show only three mines active Saturday in Lower Plains with nine mines on record. Several residents from Chauncey Millfield and Greens Run area visited, while others hosted guests from Athens and Columbus. Community events include church activities and a sociable in Chauncey with food sales.
Special Sheep Discussion Day at Southeastern Ohio Test Farm
Diverse experts gather at the Southeastern Ohio Test Farm July 36 for a sheep industry program. D S Bell presents a five year experiment from Wooster, C W Gay presides, C R Arnold discusses trends since 1850, L A Kauffman covers better practices, and E i Bayard talks on sheep and Ohio agriculture. Luncheon at 11:30 and program starts 10:20 with farm family participation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Carpenter
D. 5. Bell
Ohio
Wooster
C. W. Gay
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio State University
E.i
Bayard
Ohio Farmer Magazine
Capper-Slocum
West Athens Street Work Under City Progress
West Athens on West Washington Street sees heavy city crew activity under Service Director G M Hommesant. Brick work reaches Lancaster Street as sewer digging from Pratt to Lancaster starts next Wednesday to relieve hillside drainage. The six week project, with repairs from Congress to Cemetery Street, aims to smooth surface and rebuild beds and curbs. Errett and Proud Smith of Bishopville tour the South by motor towards the Gulf of Mexico for a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Athens
G. M. Homme Sant
Lancaster Street
Pratt Street
Romine
West Washington Street
Congress
Cemetery Street
Lancaster
Pratt
Glouster
Errett
Proud Smith
Bishopville
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio Death Toll Surges in First Quarter 1929
State Health Bulletin figures show 25 505 deaths in Ohio in early 1929 versus 20 350 in 1928, a rise of more than 5 000 driven by influenza and pneumonia. Tuberculosis declines per Carville leprosarium data. Auto accident deaths climb nationwide. Ohio recorded 271 road fatalities in January February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Bulletin
Ohio
Nuenza
Carville
Traveler's Insurance Company
Hospital Notes and Local Sales Notice
Hospital notes list patients at Sheltering Arms Athens including Clifford Moriarty and Mildred Sinclair with good condition and improvement. An August 6 sale by Sheriff Williams of Lick Run Coal and Clay Company property follows a court action by Athens National Bank. Police report two gunmen wounded paymaster John Cooney during a payroll heist in Cleveland.
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Clifford Moriarty
Athens
Brookfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Arthur Ler
Mildred Sinclair
Jessie Rolph
Raymond Atkins
Charles Weber
Besse Pettit
Particia Ann
May Fought
Laurence Matthews
Audrey Hines
Richard Charles Staten
David Young
Elizabeth Kern
William Williams
Lick Run Coat and Clay Company
Court House
Athens National Bank
Cleveland
John Cooney
Salvation Army Captain Seeks Lost Pocketbook
Captain Richard Benton of the Salvation Army reports a needy girl lost her red pocketbook while selling the War Cry. The bag contained two two dollar bills, one four dollar bill, and a name plate with her name and phone number. the captain asks the finder to return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Benton
Salvation Army
War Cry
Army Weekly
Benson
Tragic shooting links Parkersburg man to Virginia crime
Roy Miles former railroad engineer from Parkersburg shot and killed Mrs Charles N Randall in Danville Virginia and wounded her husband. Miles, recently discharged after losing his job, fled toward Virginia with his family. Mrs Randall died at the scene and Miles is held in an insane hospital pending investigation. Funeral plans for Mrs Randall were set for Parkersburg with burial at Chesterhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randall
Roy Miles
Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles N. Randall
Danville
Miles
Graf Tron
Baltimore & Chloe Company
Randall
Virgina
Randalls
Randell
Sistersville
Chusterhill
Henry Hopkins
Chairles Randall
Chinese Move to Seize Harbin Railway Amid Communist Claims
Peking reports Chinese action to take control of the Chinese Eastern Railway at Harbin after evidence from a Soviet consulate raid allegedly shows Russians using the line to spread communism. Nationalist Foreign Minister C. T. Wane says the Chinese government tolerates no communist propaganda while remaining not inimical to the Soviet Union. Separately, the Sew-A-Well 4-H Club met at Mia I. P. Day's home to discuss dress projects and plan a candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Harbin
C T Wane
Dr. Wang
Mia
Death in Amboy Leaves Runyan Kin in Shock
Mrs. Ella Tedrick of Chauncey learned of the death of her aunt Mrs. Sarah Runyan 82 found dead at her Amboy home. Funeral services and burial were held in Franklin Grove. Survived by sister Mrs. Margaret Luce of Youngstown and by the late Mrs. Amanda Sayers of Chauners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ella Tedrick
Sarah Runyan
Amboy
Runyan
Franklin Grove
Bunyan
Margaret Luce
Youngstown
Amanda Sayers
Chauners
Sunshine Music Club Sees New Member Join Evening Program
The Sunshine Music Club met at Francis and Mary Norris home on July 9 with seven members and five visitors present. New member Dessler Copeland joined as the club enjoyed piano solos by Gladys Koehler Wilma Cunningham and Francis Norris, plus a musical game and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Friendship Brile
Church of Christ
Andrew Jackson
Etella Cunningham
Pearl Henry
Lucille Sanders
Donald Henr
Guysville
Sunshine Music Club
Francis and
Mary Norris
Gladys ‘Koehler
Wilma Cunningham
Francis Norris
Dsther Copeland
Observations on Local Life and Economy by Chas W ETSINGER
The column shares casual observations from George Williams, the sheriff's son, on road space and driving, currency displays in Lash Drug Store, and plans for Industrial and Twilight League openings at Central Playground. It notes Meigs County Children's Home daily joys, reviews two Angeleno fighters, critiques tariff cuts on autos, and comments on paper money folding into pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Playground
Woodworth
Linwood Miller Expected as Willys Overland Chief
The board of directors is expected to elect Linwood A Miller as president of Willys Overland Company, succeeding John N Willys, at the meeting scheduled for Tuesday in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Linwood A Miller
Willys Overland Company
John N. Willys
Talkies Coming to Columbia Theatre in Athens
Equipment for sound motion pictures installed at the Columbia Theatre in Athens at an estimated cost. The opening program features Jack Holt in The Donovan Altar with Rand Company technicians completing setup by Sunday. Silent films will run on Fridays and Saturdays for a few weeks with a temporary admission price increase.
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Columbia Theatre
Athens
Jack Holt
Donovan
Rand Company
Columbia
Elden E. Byrne
Paine
Aed
The
Minneapolis
Minn
Byrne Salt Rand
Majestic Theatre
Nelsonville
Sherman Theatre
Chillicothe
Columbus
Thyrne
Pioneer Active SHARPSBURG July 13- Old age on a Sand Rock farm
Mrs. C. H. Bowman 35 a daughter of early Sand Rock settlers lives near Utley with granddaughter Mrs. Carl Sedwick and family. Her husband died years ago yet she remains on the homestead with son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson nearby. She mother to Charis who died in Amesville and Mina Thompson of Utrey. Three grandchildren. Busy in the garden and recently helped prepare a large birthday dinner. Renowned for her sense of humor and many anecdotes of the early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
C. H. Bowman
Sand Rock
Utley
Carl Sedwick
Charis
Amesville
Mina Thompson
Uttey
Bowmon
Good Posture Week Planned at Ohio Colleges
Ohio University and The Plains School announce a Good Posture Week to start July 22 with a free clinic for posture defects. Students will receive corrective exercises under orthopedics professor C D Giauque with separate sessions for girls at the Women's Gymnasium and boys at the Men's Gymnasium. A convocation program is set for July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
the Plains School
C. D. Giauque
Marian Ickus
Giauggte
Student Employers To Signify Wishes At University Aid
Athens students seeking university work next year urged to contact the office of Detan firma E Vogt. Dean Voigt is compiling Ohio University employment files and requests complete information from students seeking part time jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Detan Firma E. Vogt
Dean Voigt
Ohio University
Juvenile Court Faces Band of Auto Shooters in Marietta
In Marietta on July 13 the juvenile court tackled a group of boys aged 16 to 18 linked to shooting at passing motorists near Belpre Lockland and Little Hocking. Deputies Wyant and others detained or released youths while witnesses testify to car shootings amid accusations of chicken theft and battery theft by the same group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Johnson
Fleming J
Merry Stitchers of Torch to Meet Friday
The Merry Stitchers of Torch plan a Friday meeting at Reading near Cincinnati. A club member died from shock after an electrical accident while a father installed a radio aerial on a high tension line. The group discussed summer social work and completion of tasks, with an ice cream social planned for August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clark Sherrick
Reading
Stitchers Club
Ashohe
Athens
Junti & O
Orchard spraying experiments detailed for county growers
A July meeting at pn Whaley Fruit Farm will explain and demo dusting and spraying trials from last spring. County extension agent T H Johnson and experts A L Pierstorff H C Young will attend to discuss dust types like manganar 85 15 sulphur devahme sulphur and Koppers sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pn Whaley
T. H. Johnson
A. L. Pierstorff
Ohio State University
H. C. Young
Wooster
Samuel Pailel
Smith-Hughes
Jotructor
Cootville
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W. E. Helrich
Urday
Marie
Greens Run
Russells
Hocking McHarg
Wiliam Bryan
Bud Dailey
Earl Chauncey
Ann Grant
Jerseyville
Russell McHarg
E. Hanna
Can
W. EL
Don Helrich
Richard
Hanna
Mmreuerite Beebe
H. A Tsebe
Chauncey Chauncey
Nepal
Milfiead
Friendship Bible
Naomi Bible Lus
Plains M. 1
Chureh Yard
Carpenter Test Farm
West Athens
Uilter States
Chesterhill
Rippeys Skok
Ice
KODAK
Lamborn Studio
Court St
Etta Tedrick
Mlinois
Chas. W. Etsinger
George Willams
Messenger
Hocking Valle
Meigs County
Senate
Talkies
Second Athens Theater
G. BL
Bowman
Pearl Day Cab Co
Washington St
Percy Knight
Swatara
Mina
Cutcura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Oldsmobile
Graham-Paige
Guthrie Auto Sales Open
614
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins Radio and Electric Shop
Merry Stitchers of
Y Ou
Summer’s Store
Willard
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