Chauncey Gathering of Locals Lodges Through Week
Chauncey residents Mr J A Drake and daughter Mrs E L Saffell and two sons visit Chauncey relatives after traveling from Bucyrus. D J Powers and William Evans return from Zineland NJ with Amano household goods. Several Chauncey guests travel to Fisher, Pomeroy, Beaumont, The Plains, and Beckett for visits and camping. Local church groups schedule meetings and rehearsals as townsfolk mingle in a weekend of visits and activities.
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J. A. Drake
E. L. Saffell
William
John
Chauncey
Bucyrus
Drake
Mr. Wakes
W. H Drake
Fisher
D. J. Powers
William Evans
Zineland
New Jersey
John Amano
Quilting Event At Mrs Hixon Home Ellis Avenue
Morning quilting session followed by a noon pot luck dinner and an afternoon business program. All members urged to attend and visitors welcome at the Mrs Hixon residence on Ellis Avenue.
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Wymans’ Foreign Missionary Society of the Chauncey M. E
George Shafer
W. V. Harter
High Street
Robert Hixon
Ellis ‘Avenue
Wants Insurance for Stolen Auto Case filed in common pleas court
Clell Douglas of Nelsonville sues Ohio Casualty Co. of Hamilton in common pleas court seeking $1,430 plus interest from November 24, 1923. Douglas alleges the insurer owes the amount for his stolen automobile loss and the suit was entered Monday.
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Clell Douglas
Nelsonville
Ohio Casualty Co
Hamilton, C
Common Pleas Court
Douglas
County to Hire Bond Sale Counsel for Road Bonds
Athens county board of commissioners seeks authorization to employ Squire Sanders and Dempsey of Cleveland as legal counsel to pass on the bond transcript. The firm would review the documents so road improvement bonds can be advertised and sold on unconditional bids, expediting the process after two petitions filed in common pleas court.
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Athens County Board of Commissioners
Common Pleas
Squire Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
School Teacher Sues For Salary In Ohio Action
The state of Ohio sues the Athens county board of education to compel payment of 1260 for services of Fred Kern, a teacher in Athens township rural school district during 1921-22, claiming no wages were received and noting a May term 1922 common pleas court judgment.
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Fred Kern
State of Ohio
Athens County Board of Education
Kern
Athens Township
Common Pleas
Tortured Minister Forgives Assailants
BERKLEY Michigan July 15 The Rev Oren Van Loon pastor of the Community church who endured eleven days of captivity and brutal torture expressed forgiveness toward his assailants He said he wants to preach forgiveness and brotherly love and to resume his pastorate upon returning home
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Berkley, Mich
Oren van Loon
Community Church
Jacksonville Man Is Sued For Note
Judgment in the amount of 536 04 is asked in a petition filed by Commercial Credit Co Baltimore Md against Tom Whitlatch Jacksonville in common pleas court on Monday. Whitlatch gave a note for that amount to McCyne Tire and Accessory Co of Athens which he has failed to pay. The plaintiff deserts. This note has been discounted by the Maryland concern.
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The
Commercial Credit Co
Baltimore
Tom Whitlatch
Jacksonville
Common Pleas
Whitlatch
McCyne Tire and Accessory Co
Athens
Maryland
Public Forum Urges Christian Training in Ohio Schools
Timothy Shea from Nelsonville, Ohio, writes July 15, 1924, praising Christian education in public schools to shape good citizens. He warns against atheistic influence in media and stresses belief in God, Heaven, and Hell, arguing home and school must reinforce religious teaching for children and future families.
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Ohio
Genman
Mother
Grandmother
Father
Grandfather
Timothy Shea Nelsonville
Boy Kills Girl in Berlin After Ragamuffin Taunt
A 10 year old cow herd killed his 5 year old sweetheart in Berlin after she called him a ragamuffin. The boy, once adored by the girl, faced derision from playmates, leading to the fatal act.
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Berlin
French Ace Nungesser Reunites With Lost Relative
On July 15, by radio from New York, Captain Charles Nungesser and his American and French families were reunited. The famed World War I ace broadcast from Station WJZ and connected with a feminine relative who immediately called the station. They planned a reunion celebration after the radio meeting.
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New York
Nungesser
Charles Nungesser
W J. X
Lstenmz
Science Seeks to Unleash Atom Power and Civilizational Progress
San Francisco July 15 Ira B Joralemon geologist warns that solving how to unleash the power of atoms is essential to electrical industry and mechanical civilization. He cites exhausting copper supplies in about 20 years and studies by leading physicists, noting atomic force could surpass molecular energy and that radium hints at vast power despite minimal weight loss. Approximately 2 790 000 pounds.
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San Francisco
Ira B. Joralemon
Copper use growth cited by Joralemon
Joralemon argues copper production rose each year with a geometric progression. He notes from 1921 to 1923 inclusive a 20 percent increase in use, and warns that if this trend continues the world's copper supply could be exhausted long before 19 years pass.
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Joralemon
Sion
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Brussels
Belgium
John Law
Pomeroy
Miss Myrtletown
Millfield
Floyd Stoneking
Jake Canter
Santoy
Perry County
Lena Johnson
Murray City
Cora
Dorothy Ferrer
Lawrence Reeves
M. B. Tucker
Harvey Courtney
Clifford Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
Paul Courtney
Beckett
Muskingum River
Wallace Birge
Mildred Sands
Christine Courtney
Beaumont
Harry Bumgardner
Wanda
George Weinhart
Earl Thompson
the Plains
Chris Keifer
Corning
Daniel Smart
Kings Daughters
M. EF
Robert Warner
Lillie Boling
Kathrine Schrappe
Ago
Green's Run
Homer Simons
Ladies Aid
Daily Messenger
Far West
Fred J. Walker
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Westinghouse
Farm Electric Plant
Athens Implement Co
Oliver P
Fordson
Ford
Jen
Bohn Syphon Refrigerator
Swanson Furniture
Middleport
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