Chesapeake Man Hurt When Team Runs Away
James Rogers and his wife from Chesapeake narrowly escaped injury when their wagon team bolted after a street car frightened the horses between Zanesville and Chesapeake. Rogers was injured while trying to control the animals and was left with cuts and bruises. The wagon tongue was broken as the horses continued to gallop toward a small bridge.
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Middleport
James Rogers
Chesapeake
Rogers
Zanesville
A. Holds Lawn Party to Raise Funds for Team
In Omoroy on July 23 the local Ww. A. members hosted a lawn party at Mrs. A. O. Tracy’s home. Event aims to raise money for travel and expenses of their team entering a test in Columbus on August 2. William J. der and Virgie Pickens Krider married by Rev. Otis Q. Sellars at the Baptist church.
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Ww. A
A. O. Tracy
Columbus
Omeroy
William J. der
Virgie Pick
V. Otis Q. Sellars
Baptist
Der
Krider
Phillip Pickens
Rae
Edwards Suffering Third Stroke In Mason City Home
BipoMERCY July 23 Charles Edwards of Mason City suffered a third stroke at his home Tuesday and is not expected to recover. All children are with him at the family home. He is father of Virgil Edwards who died after a train accident when his son fell under wheels.
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Charles Wards
Mason City
John Rob
Pittsburgh
Dale
Easterpool
Arthur Edwards
Huntington
Beulahd Anna Edwards
Charles Edwards
Irgil Edwards
Holzer Hospital
Bride-Elect Esther Ebersbach Feted in Pomeroy
Miss Esther Ebersbach, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ebersbach, was honored at a Lincoln Hill home party hosted by Mrs Sophia Fisher and others. Attendees included Pomeroy High School classmates and local guests. A Boston engagement to Rev Willard I was announced with a blue and gold themed luncheon and decor.
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Pomeroy
Theof@ore Ebersbach
Sophia Fisher
Charles Kuhns
Columbus
Lincoln Hill
Esther Ebersbach
Charles Ebersbach
Lincoln Bill
Ebersh
Pomeroy High Dool
Epersbach
Williard I
Boston
August Fe
Wis
Kersbach
Fisher
Primmer Family Hosts A Birthday Gathering
Mr and Mrs Fred Primmer hosted at Cole Street on July 23 honoring their son Frederick. The event ran from 2 to 6 pm with relatives and friends in attendance at the home gathering in Iddleport.
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Iddleport
Fred Primmer
Cole Street
Frederick
Picnic Draws Between Christian Endeavor Divisions
Members of the Christian Endeavor held a picnic last evening at Bone Hollow as a prize event for the attendance contest between two divisions of the society.
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Middleport
Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church
Bone Hollow
Pupils to Give Final Exercise at Middleport
Commencement exercises for the Middleport daily vacation Bible school have been moved to Tuesday night at 7 30 at the Church of Christ. About seventy five pupils will finish the course with department programs including songs Bible drills stories dramatized parables and a display of handiwork.
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Middleport
Church of Christ
Officials discuss farm relief and trades at White House
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio urged reintroducing a farm relief plan with a 100 million dollar marketing loan fund and a farm board to study agricultural problems at the next Congress session. The report notes other federal actions and economic figures, including anti trust fines and price trends.
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Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Erick Bowman Remedy Company
Owatonna
Minnesota
United States District Court
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
United States
Department of Justice
C. A. Haysmer
Korea
General Conference
Seventh Day Adventists
Department of State
Department of Labor
Circuit Court of
Government, Health, and Infrastructure Notes From 1920s Reports
The document cites 1926 influenza mortality projections, a Sesqui Centenary stamp, and a warning of rising death tolls. It notes five western dams at 12.5 million dollars, and cost estimates for raising a child to 18 years at 7,200 dollars with 2,500 for food 3,400 for clothes and 1,700 for education. It also mentions a parcel post station site in Columbus, Ohio.
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United States
Public Health Service
Department of Interior
Post Office Department
Columbus
Ohio
Saturday Radio Features Five Best Programs
Readout lists prime programs across major stations including New York Philharmonic at WJZ and Goldman Band at WWJ. Detroit Symphony, Lion's Club convention token, and Omaha Organ Jubilee are scheduled with times and frequencies.
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WJZ
New York
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WEAF
WWJ
Detroit
WGR
Buffalo
Goldman
WCX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Lion's Club
WOAW
Omaha
A DAINTY FROCK FOR THE GROWING GIRL PATTERN
Messenger Pat tern Dept offers a dainty 4 size girls dress pattern 8 10 12 14 years in taffeta georgette crepe voile or chiffon. yardage given for 49 inch material and contrasting fabric. mailed for 15 cents.
Luckoff Son Dies in East
Chauncey July 23 A telegram reports death of Louis Luckoff 65 at his Syracuse New York home Thursday morning due to infantile paralysis His body was sent to Newark New Jersey for funeral services and burial today in Newark He and Mrs Luckoff formerly lived in Chauncey and are related to the Altman family Local relatives Max and Samuel Altman of Chauncey attend the funeral plans underway
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Chauncey
Louis Luckoff
Herman Luckoff
Syracuse
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Luckoffs
Jacob Altman
Luckoff
Louis
Max Altman
Samuel Altman
Alton Carpenter Improving After Goiter Operation
Chauncey July 23. A message to Mrs. Charles Ogg reports Alton Carpenter in White Cross hospital Columbus showing slight improvement after a serious goiter operation. His condition remains critical. His sisters Mrs. Charles Ogg of Chauncey and Mrs. Carr of Zanesville were with him during the operation.
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Chauncey
Charles Oggles
Alton Carpenter
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Carpenter
Charles Ogg
Carr
Zanesville
John W. Smith Returns From Parkersburg Trip
Chauncey resident John W. Smith returns home after a three week visit in Parkersburg West Virginia with friends and family noting pleasant travels and safe passage back to Chauncey.
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Chauncey
John W. Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Courtneys Host Dinner At High Street Home
Chauncey residents attended a Tuesday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Courtney’s High Street home. Guests included Mrs. W. H. Bradfield, Miss Kathleen Bradfield of Columbus, Charles Bradfield Sr. and Jr., Miss Lucille Bradfield of Chauncey, and Miss Doris Fierbaugh of Greens Run, along with the hosts and their three children.
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Chauncey
Gilbert B. Courtney
High Street
W. H. Bradfield
Kathleen Bradfield
Columbus
Charles Bradfield
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Lucille Bradfield
Courtney
Doris Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Campmeeting Begins At Antle Grove Near Glouster
Chauncey July 23 A camp meeting is held in Antle grove two miles north of Glouster. A large platform and seats are set. The Rev. Herbert Six Rev Newton Schoonover of Chauncey and Rev Milhoan of Glouster lead services. An all day service and basket dinner are planned each Sunday. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Railroad police in Athens today draw public comment
Lieut Oscar Williams from Charleston and Sergeants R W Murray Middleport and R J Hott New Lexington of the New York Central lines police force were in Athens on legal business. The uniformed officers, likened to Mounties, caused comment as Sergeant Murray attended a hearing in Justice Helwig's court.
Officers Continue Journey After Visit
His fellow officers joined him here last night, leaving this afternoon for other points on the system.
New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Debuts in French Process
A fine pure powder marketed as all the rage battles shine keeps perspiration from showing lines and pores giving a natural skin look. The product named MELLO-GLO is offered by the Zenner Co with a call to buy a box today.
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P, Zenner Co
Buckeye Trust Promotes Safety and Growth for Depositors
The Buckeye has earned the confidence of over 70,500 customers and grown to assets over 32.6 million. It funds loans with first mortgage real estate security and maintains a reserve of 1.35 million for member protection. Deposits are available nationwide with 5 percent on Certificates of Deposit and interest paid semi annually.
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Buckeye
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