British and Geneva talks shift to Admiralty cabinet
The center of the naval arms talks moved to London as W. C. Bridgeman and Lord Cecil returned from Geneva. They prepared to confer with the cabinet and naval experts at the admiralty. Government circles indicated Bridgeman would present a basis for an agreement received with the three powers earlier in the week.
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Two Men Fined in July Fight Case
Dave Wade and Oliver Tippie faced fighting charges in Justice Carl Porter’s court. Both pleaded guilty, Wade paying $5 and costs, Tippie jailed for nonpayment. Tippie also faces a July 22 intoxication trial after pleading not guilty.
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Oliver Tippie
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Marriage Is Announced in Athens Chauncey July 21
Miss Ella Dennig of Chauncey and Eldon Sapp of Columbus were married in Athens with Rev. Damon Watkins officiating. The couple will reside in Columbus after August 15 where Sapp works in Lazarus shoe department.
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Ella Dennig
Eldon Sapp
Columbus
Ahens
Damon Watkins
Christian Arch
William Dennis
Arthur Sapp
Miss Gaile Patterson to Speak on India Life
Miss Gaile Patterson missionary in India on furlough will speak at 8 this evening at the Methodist Episcopal church at The Plains. She will discuss the condition and life in India while attending summer school at Ohio University in Athens.
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Gaile Patterson
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Plains
Miss Patterson
Ohio University
Athens
Saual Wilson Returns From Elk Lodge Convention Visit
Chauncey resident Saual Wilson returned to Cincinnati after attending the Elk lodge convention and spending a few days visiting relatives.
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Saual Wilson
Cincinnati
Elk Lodge
Chauncey Church Choir Plans Evening Practice
The choir of the First Christian church in Chauncey will meet this evening at the church for its weekly practice.
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First Christian Church
All Day Meeting at Independent Holiness Church Chauncey
An all day meeting is planned at the Independent Holiness church in Chauncey on Sunday. Preaching will be Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night with a basket dinner at noon. Rev W B Manning of Oak Hill leads services and Andrew McKinney directs special music at Sunday services.
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Independent Holiness Church
W. BE. Manning
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Nurse Helena Keck Spends Vacation in Chauncey Home
Miss Helena Keck, a trained nurse at Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati, is visiting Chauncey at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs George Keck, on Ellis avenue.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
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Death of Mrs Johnston in Dayton Ohio
Niece Dules Chauncey July 21 Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg of this city received word last evening of the death of the former's niece da Johnston in Dayton Ohio. Funeral services will be held Friday and burial will be in Dayton.
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Charles Ogg
Miss Lena Wilson and Flora Bloom Head to Atlantic City
Miss Lena A. Wilson of this city and her cousin Miss Flora Bloom of Cincinnati depart Tuesday for Atlantic City for several days of sightseeing and an outing.
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Flora Bloom
Cincinnati
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Chauncey Hosts Social Evening for Chauncey Guests
Miss Wilma Kranyik Miss Stella Carter and Miss Susan Donaldson all of Chauncey were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Mildred Martin in Athens.
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Stella Carter
Susan Donaldson
Chauncey
Mildred Martin
Athens
Dailey Family Entertains Guests From Columbus and Union
Mr and Mrs James Dailey hosted at Lower Plains home last Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Howard Dailey and two children from Columbus and Fred and Bud Dailey and Edna Cooper from Union.
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Lower Plains
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Columbus
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Bud Dailey
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Union
Local residents visit and family gatherings reported
Mrs Williams Hawk and son Robert of Long Run visited Mr and Mrs F E Cook on Sunday. Hazel McDonald Hannah er Keith Zimmerman and McDonald enjoyed Sunday at fem.ale. Mrs B G Nichols attended Air Line Christian church homecoming. H L McDonald and son Emmett Lee of Pomeroy were guests of William McDonald. Harry Moore and son Melvin spent Sunday in Athens with Mrs Frank Moore. James Dailey and family returned from visiting Charles Townsend in Albany.
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Athens
Frank Moore
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Albany
Federal Valley Livestock Club Plans Parade Float
The Federal Valley Livestock Club met at Max Heaton's home in Amesville to plan a float for the county fair 4-H parade. A committee of Wade Copeland Ray Starlin and Max Hes ton was appointed. Demonstration teams were organized and trained by T H Johnson with projects including beef cuts demonstrations by Ray Starlin and John Kasler.
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Max Heaton
Amesville
Wade Copeland
Ray Starlin
Max Heston
T. H. Johnson
Warren Kasler
Ralph Fresh
John Kasler
R. R. Barker
New Marshfield
Sponagle Lutheran Church Burned by Lightning in Marion Township
Fire destroyed the Sponagle Lutheran church in Marion township near Logan after a lightning strike. Loss estimated at 5900 with furniture and fixtures saved by neighbors. The church had recently been improved at 1500. Pastor Rev. Elmer Bliss was on vacation. Lightning also damaged two nearby homes in the Dicken addition, shocking Mrs. Hugh briefly. a bolt struck Jess E. Sheline’s house, destroying the radio.
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Marion Township
Here
Elmer Bliss
Dicken
Fred Hugh
Malone Admits Doris Stevens Seeks Divorce
Paris July 21 Dudley Field Malone a noted divorce lawyer said his wife Doris Stevens has filed for divorce.
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Paris
Dudley Field Malone
Doris Stevens
Lick Run coal strike witnesses claim threats at May meeting
In a Common Pleas filing the Lick Run Coal and Clay Co argues the May 6 gathering near the mine to persuade non-union workers violated peaceful persuasion. It cites Harley Warden and others, a crowd of 250 to 450, and threats against strikers, with no protests from attendees.
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Oral Daugherty
Common Pleas Court
United Mine Workers of America
L. G. Worstell
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
New York Coal Company
Excelsior Laundry Company
Harley Warden
Ernest Curtis
Guy Hunter
Lick Run
Ed Fisk
William Williams
Drinks With His Customers Prohibition and Orange Crush
A successful salesman praises mixing business with a friendly drink while supporting Prohibition in principle. He notes closing many sales over a nonalcoholic treat and touts Orange Crush as a high energy pick me up. The advertisement urges readers to ask for Orange Crush by name in the Krinkly Bottle.
Meeting at Nelsonville and mine safety dispute
A Nelsonville adjourned meeting on May 6 was held again. Daugherty and Robert T. Bell visited the mine on May 11. Witnesses describe statements suggesting miners threatened with violence if they remained, and a possible Crookaville style incident due to liquor influence. The brief cites contract law and property and labor rights in the case.
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Nelsonville
Daugherty
Robert T. Bell
Crown
Crookaville
Weather outlook for Dempsey Sharkey bout in New York
The morning in New York on July 21 was hazy with a forecast of clear skies for the Dempsey Sharkey fight tonight. A brief chance of summer showers existed, but the chance was slim and no significant weather disruption anticipated.
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New York
Organize Oil and Gas Station Workers in Ohio
The Ohio Federation of Labor considers two resolutions at its Middletown convention proposing statewide organization of the two classes of workers under the twelve hour day plan. The first urges unionizing all employees of oil and gasoline stations.
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Middletown
Ohio State Federation of Labor
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