McArthur Women Host Year-Ending Birds Luncheon
The E. Z. Club of McArthur closed its meetings with a 41 oclock birds luncheon at Hill Crest Inn. Hostesses were Mrs. Andrew Will Jr and others. members listed include Mrs. L. Wycher, Mrs. Hempton Lomax, Mrs. Tinker, and Mrs. R. D. Martindale. Community notices mention visitors, travels, and a death in Glendale California of Alva Whaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Z. Club
McArthur
Hill Crest Inn
Andrew Will, Jr
O. F. Pilcher
Jgfin Gill
J. W. Jones
Sharp
J. L. Will
L. Wycher
Hempton Lomax
Gladys Glad to Keep on Dancing In New York Wedding
Gladys Glad and newspaper columnist Mark Hel linger wed in New York recently and after a California honeymoon she will resume her position as the highest paid chorus girl in musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Glad
Mark Hellinger
New York
California
Ziegfeld
Opening Night Laughter as Muldoon Calls Out at Second
Observations recount humorous incidents at the Industrial League opener. Uproar as umpire Muldoon wrongly calls out on a runner who had already advanced. Scorer's chant precedes mention of Banks I Cream vs Robinson team in a later game. A bat intrusion tale follows with lighthearted battle against nocturnal visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish” Muldoon
Jeffrey
Hunt
Giauque
Banks I
Hunt Glauque
Robinson
Ice cream sociable for Boy Scout fund at Pleasant Hill
Willing Workers 4-H Club members announced a ice cream sociable at the shoothouse in Pleasant Hill on July 20 to benefit the Boy Scout fund. Proceeds support local scouting efforts and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Boy Scout Fund
Saday
Meanibere
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Wingless chickens may prove power of future, scientist says
Oma a science notes wingless hens bred for no wings show calmer temperaments and higher egg production. Dr Renwald reports four wingless hens produced 296 315 and 804 eggs in later tests and predicts the flock could become common within five years lowering egg prices to about 10 cents a dozen.
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Porhenwald
Athens City Council Adopts 1930 Budget Totals 161 607
The Athens city budget for 1930, totaling 161 607, was adopted after discussion by a special council committee. General Fund of 13 335, Safety Fund 17 945, Health Fund 2 025, Service Fund 18 519.47, plus sinking fund 348 182.87 and bond retirement 37 000 with 10 553.69 interest. Tax valuation falls to 14 226 790, down 1 550 from 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eHows
Athens City
Funds Denied for Highway Work Damages Awarded
County commissioners met all day to discuss road improvements funded by the county treasury. The board emphasized county road work and previously aided township projects with private donations. Damages of 160 were awarded to Alexander Smith for fence rebuilds along the Mush Run Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mounty Cote Missioners
Veorthou SN
Oriday
Uhanece
Db Cqube
Menilera
Alexander Smith
Mush Run
Heaton Wins Heating Tunnel Contract for Athens Schools
Athens City School Board awarded bids for a heating tunnel between Athens High and Junior High. L Heaton won with 1400.19 dollars for construction in a three bidder group. DeMolet Brothers received the piping contract at 891 dollars. Riley Stoker Corp to install 4380 dollar automatic stokers to improve combustion and reduce smoke. Board approved the 1929 29 school budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Athens City School Board
L. Heaton
DeMolet Brothers
Riley Stoker Corporation
Cleveland
Rdd Roush and Jimmy Foxx Name Spelling Oddities
In historical note, Rdd Roush keeps a single X in his given name while star Jimmy Foxx added an extra X to his surname upon reaching the majors, a curious letters tale tied to baseball fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rdd Roush
Jimmy Foxx
Deaver Family Reunion Attended by Shields at Roseville
Mr and Mrs Charles C Shields and their daughter starrelet and son Lawrence joined the Deaver family reunion last Sunday at Melie Park near Roseville. Dr Henry J Deaver of Sabetha Kansas was guest of honor with 125 relatives attending a noon grove dinner. Archery and rifle contests entertained the younger generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
New Lexington
Columbus
Henry J. Deaver
Sabetha Kansas
Charles C. Shields
Chauncey
J. J. Sauders
C. H. Weiner
Corning
Elizabeth Talbot
Frank L. Weiner
Moxahala
James L Weiner
George Weiner
San Toy
John A. Weiner
White
East Side zoning plan spurs mass city meeting
A petition signed by 60 East Side property owners prompted Athens officials to call a mass meeting for next Monday at 7 in the Courthouse. Residents and city leaders will discuss zoning the entire city into residential, business, and industrial districts with a zoning commission to study lines and seek public support before action. Correllen will attend to learn citizen sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Athens
Cty
Ity
Cornellen
East Siders
Robert Hixson Hurt After Fall At Mine
Chauncey July 16. Robert Hixson 60 a carpenter of Chauncey fell from a scaffold into a lumber pile at Mine No. 2h of the New York Coal Co. and was badly injured. He was taken to Chauncey where doctors have not yet fixed the extent of his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
New York Coal Company
Robert Hixson
Chauncey Carpenter
Hixson
Eh Bilis Avenue
Sailor with Unmatched Whiskers Makes Bold Claim
Aboard the destroyer Nelson, Gunner Albert Nelson boasts the best whiskers in the United States Asiatic Fleet. The camera catches him declaring his facial hair so notable it supposedly surpasses all others, a boast softened only by a stubbornly humorous delivery.
Russians Mass Troops on Border Reported by Travelers
Report from Harbin dated July 16 notes heavy Russian troop concentrations along the border. Travellers say many trains have moved, some with heavy artillery, and unconfirmed reports claim 66,000 White Russians, including former Czartat troops, offer services to China.
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Harbin
Manchuria
U.P
Chita
Shanghai
Tientsin
Mukden
China
James Sowards Pleads Guilty To Assault On Wife
Kentucky Jim Sowards known as James Sowards of Chauncey pleads guilty to assaulting his wife. He receives a $10 fine plus costs after pleading in Mayor Hines court. Police arrest by Marshal Burke Wither. Wife testified he struck her with a shoe during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Sowards
Kentucky Jim
W. Dpd
Hines
Tima
Sowards
Burke Wither
Road Open Chauncey War-Timing Delayed Tar Arrival
The Plains road remains open as grading completes and tar is awaited for sealing. Local visits include Miss Gertrude Pritchard and Mrs William Pritchard of Athens, guests of Edward and Mrs Chauncey Minister.
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Gertrude Pritchard
William Pritchard
Athens
Mes
Edrward
Chauncey
Tontse Reindfeld
Renlah Benjamin
Columbus
Chauncry
CC. F McCafferty
Chauncsy
Colummbue
Notaries In Athens County Told to Print Names on Deeds
Clerk of courts Ken Nelson warns Athens County notaries public to print or type the notary’s name on every document they view as required by section 128 of the Ohio code. The notice notes many notaries have neglected this rule and explains the text allowing name printing near the notary’s signature on each document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ken Nelson
Ohto
Mise Nelson
Pleasant View Temple to Initiate Tonight in Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple No 135 Pythian Sisters of Chauncey will initiate at their regular temple meeting this evening with all officers asked to wear white. A social hour will include a luncheon in Chauncery. Also noted are two Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs GW Keck and family of Wilkenville to relatives in Ellis Avenue.
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Pleasant View
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey
Pythian Sleeters
Chayoneey
Mies GW. Keck
Carl
Lawrence
Hilda
Wilkenville
George Keck
Ellis Avenue
Birthday Dinner in Haun chy Plains for Mrs Earl eson
July 16 at the Plains home Mrs Earl eson celebrated her birthday with a chicken dinner. Attending were Mrs Thompson and her mother Mrs Mary A Melle of Chauncey along with Jobe King and other local friends. Also noted is Chauncey visitors Chaite BF Headley and sons from Chauncey to NewportKy and day trips to Dayton Bellevue and Fort Thomas with a Stand Queen boat ride Cincinnati to Coney Island.
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Haunchy
Chauncey
Mra Chaite BF
Headley and Sons
Omerald
Dorward
Irice
Newport
Preston EB. Thompson
Solomon Thompe
Dayton
Bellevue
Fort Thomas
Cinetanati
Coney Island
Hutchinson Flood Floods City as Waters Raze Area
United Cross officials aided Hutchinson Kansas as flood waters rose up to three to four feet in streets and residences. The damage estimate around the city reached 1 million dollars with thousands of acres of wheat washed away in surrounding countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
United Cross
Ain
Miop
Hutehtoeon
Wildcats Triumph in Close West Playground Contest
Wildcats edged the Wildcats 26 to 25 at the West Playground. Pierce and Més lain led the losers while Entwhtatte and ardis starred for the winners. Red Davies Chuely Courcy and Howard Guess homered for the home team.
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West Playground
Toom Tost
Pierce
Méslain
Ardis
Red Davies
Chuely Courcy
Howard Guess
Indiana University enrolls 43 coaches from two states
Forty three coaches and a few notable athletes from two states enrolled at Indiana University's coaching school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiethy
Indiana University
Corner School
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Menti
Davy
Milo Ford
Helen Reoples
Peoples
Motor
J. M. Higgins
J. W. Higgins
Kate Dean
Belle Hyson
Logan
Alva Whaley
Glendale
Calift
Whaley
Albany
Andl
Irs
Robert Uevisilson
Hilogan
Vacaten
Coldwater Mich
Herbert Mragela
St.ville
Nephon
Mwood Higgins
W Wiggins
J. MM. Higgins
Martin Moliizando
Marguerite
Morley
John Marsiatl
Vic Burgh
Minor Robbinist
Davebter
Doris May
Lakewood
Ireland
Witter
Kean Fredrick Hotes
Sanda School
Sap
Corgiv Tate Gamma Patra Ape Westesses
Ralph Viailyer
Fea Vanes Sprineer
Moya
W. B.A. Wilmert Thorsdin
Ofeleck
PL Hall
Pen Lee
W. B. Collins
Jose Collins
E. C
Ceetl Ox
W. BR
White Cross Hospital
Jesse Wolfe
Charles Dewon
Davis Brothers
Chand- Tavilie
Wolfe
Lancaster Street
FE. H. Sittler
James
Ruth Ann
de Ty Phillipsburg
Altoona
Katherine Figg
Hoie
Kentucky
Harry Day
Ray Oliver
East Mill Street
Sierbert A. Green, Jr
Byron Fienna
Portsmouth
O. B. Murphey
Louise G. Leete
Battle Creek
Mich
Gladys
Chas. W.etsinger
Mully
Second
Muldoon
Farm Board
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Great Northwest
Omaa
York
Hivhus
Renwald
Gawil
NEA Service
Council
Heaton
Roseville
Mee
Charles Shields
Deaver
The
York Coal Company
Albert Nelson
U. S. de
Stroyer
Nelson
Bostener
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Thas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Base
Window
Kerr Hardware Co
Miami
Edward Gerken
Lancaster
Mary Meinhart
Mra. van Morgan
Plains
Will
Wildcats
Rolcof
Magnesia
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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