Summoned to Indianapolis Spares Mullin Family
Mrs Anna Mullin and her son Clarence Mullin of Chauncey were summoned to Indianapolis Indiana on Monday due to the serious illness of Mrs Mullins daughter who lives there. Miss Neva Ferrer and Kate Noble attended a party at Miss Lucy Rorrs home south of town. Mr and Mrs Daniel Smart and Misses Flossie Emma and William Smart motored to Rutland Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Anna Mullin
Clarence Mullin
Chauncey
Indiana
Mullins
Neva Ferrer
Kate Noble
Lucy Rorr
Daniel Smart
Flossie
Emma Smart
William Smart
Rutland
Harvey
Necessities and higher life in the household budget
A domestic science teacher discusses how budgets split into necessities and the higher life. She lists essentials such as food shelter and operating costs including soap and soap products, and notes education health and savings as higher life items.
Making Wills and the Simple Way to Do It
A New York woman near death drafted a will with a neighbor using an almanac form on brown wrapping paper. The court ruled it valid, illustrating how easy it is to make a will. The piece urges everyone not impoverished to plan ahead, renew wills, and treat it as sensible business. It also notes Italy's politics and a peace gardener’s remark, then cites Congress debating self interpretation of treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dinner Stories and Farmyard Folklore
A read-through of overheard banter and small-town humor from the Wellsville Bugle. The editor visits a farm, sly quips about a society woman with “her own big ears,” a crooked sale of a horse crock for $40, and jokes about color names. A ballroom scene ends with a shy Indiana exchange between two teens new to college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Bugle
Slim Crockett
Opinions Reprinted From The Brooklyn Standard Union
The Brooklyn Standard Union argues Republicans must cut government expenditures and restore a peace basis. It says separating public revenue consumers from profits will be hard but necessary as war funding has overrun needs. It warns ongoing borrowing is unsustainable and interest must be planned for long term loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Standard Union
Republican Congress
A Taste For Reading Over College Education
Ruth Cameron argues reading shapes happiness more than a college degree. She cites Napoleon as a reader who sacrificed comfort for books, notes Beecher on reading three aims, and adds a fourth purpose, linking broad knowledge to less unhappiness.
Work or Die in Wartime Looming Night
Wartime poem expresses citizens urged to toil relentlessly as war ends and peacetime dreams fade. It contrasts prewar ease with postwar labor, noting soldiers and workers must keep digging, sowing, and building while the nation endures a long, costly struggle. Strong imagery links labor to survival and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Household Hints for Cooking and Cleaning Recipes
Practical domestic notes cover asparagus soup cut, dark fruit cake, string bean and radish salad, rhubarb pie thickening with crackers, keeping milk sweet, yellow cake color without eggs, removing paint from windows, and homemade laundry soap with lye. Includes tips on bristle wear, turmeric for color, and safety for soap making.
Sound Finance and Tariffs Shape Government Spending
The text argues for doubling the principal and insists that government expenditures be limited to funds raised by protective tariffs and internal taxation that do not hinder national prosperity. It presents a fiscal doctrine linking tariff protection to restrained public spending and economic growth.
Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Kidney Relief Ad
An old advertisement urges strengthening kidneys and purifying blood to prevent disease. It claims GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules provide relief from kidney troubles and advises asking pharmacists for GOLD MEDAL with a money back promise if not helpful.
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Haarlem
Holland
Chauncey residents face medical ordeals this week
Chance Never Pt. Warren V. Sprague was taken to a Columbus hospital Sunday for appendicitis surgery after the doctor, who had appendicitis last week, fell seriously ill. He was accompanied by Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. J A Drake, treated in Bucyrus, is improving at her daughter’s home in Saffell, Bucyrus. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Swezy of Chauncey has been quite ill.
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Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey
Columbus
Ele
Sprague
J. A. Drake
Bucyrus, O
E. L. Saffell
John Swezy
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Storm Downed Trees and Flagpole During Weekend Gale
Last Saturday afternoon’s storms felled several town trees and brought a large flagpole down on the High school hill. Naomi England of Chauncey visited Nelsonville on Sunday with Navada Sommers. Mrs. William Hines and Mrs. Linsecott spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sayer in Ames. The Church of Christ choir plans regular practice Friday at 7:30 PM.
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Naomi England
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Navada Sommers
William Hines
This City
Linsecott
S. C. Sayer
Ames
Social gathering honors Columbus guests at home
Mrs. Ethel Ferrel entertained for the pleasure of Misses Naomi Fouty Neva Ferrel Kate Noble Frances Galomb and Anna Bell Robinson of Columbus in a cordial afternoon event with light refreshments and lively conversation.
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Ethel Ferrel
Naomi Fouty
Neva Ferrel
Kate Noble
Frances Galomb
Anna Bell Robinson
Columbus
Mae Syx Weds William Turner In Chauncey Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Charles Syx announce the marriage of their daughter Mae to William Turner of Toledo. The ceremony occurred last week at the bride s aunt Mrs J Hamph s home on Woodville street Chauncey residents applaud. The couple will reside in Toledo where Turner works in a major manufacturing firm.
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Charles Syx
Miss Mae
William Turner
Toledo
J. Hamph
Woodville Street
Chauncey
Union C E Meet at Chauncey Church Lawn
The Christian Endeavorers of Chauncey Church of Christ and Millfield party join for a union meeting at Miss Sarah Guthrie's home on Sunday evening June 15 at 6 o'clock. The lawn gathering will feature a Co E prayer meeting led by Miss Guthrie with the topic What We Owe and How To Pay It and special musical numbers from local artists.
Dinner honor to Mrs Noble on High Street birthday
Mrs. Harry Noble hosted a surprise dinner at her High Street home Sunday evening to honor her husband’s birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. William Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne, and many Osborne and related families. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. James Fouty of Chauncey with Mrs. John Phelps and Mrs. W. H. Wilson of Buchtel, Mrs. E. C. Annan and Miss Annabell Robinson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Noble
High Street
Henry Osborne
William Noble
I'red Osborne
Pearl Miller
James Johnson
Kate
Hannah Noble
Millie
Ruth Osborne
Guy
Hal Osborne
Dana Osborne
Everett Bingman
James Fouty
Chauncey
John Phelps
W. H. Wilson
Buchtel
E. C. Annan
Annabell Robinson
Columbus
Chauncey Party Attends Buckeye Lake Outing
Mr and Mrs C W Ferrer and family Miss Mary Evans Mr and Mrs Clarence Butts and family Marion Slater Frances Galomb Kate Noble and Mr and Mrs Fred Shaner and family enjoyed a Buckeye Lake outing. A large crowd attended the Tuesday dance at the K of P Hall with music by the Buchtel Orchestra. H A Beche begins building a new barber shop in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Buckeye Lake
C. W. Ferrer
Mary Evans
Clarence Butts
Marion Slater
Frances Galomb
Kate Noble
Fred Shaner
K. of P. He
Buchtel Orchestra
Baseball game box score update with notable steals
Stolen bases credited to Bradfield Smathes Stewart Simonds and S Simpson. Sacrifice hits by Crosser G Simpson and Stone. Pitching: Simpson seven strikeouts McClellan five. Walks to McClellan two Simpson plunked by Edwards Jos Taylor. Umpires Wayne and Sweeney.
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Bradfield
Smathes
Stewart
Simonds
S. Simpson
Crosser
G. Simpson
Stone
Simpson
McClellan
McClellen
Edwards
Jos Taylor
Wayne and
Sweeney
Chauncey
Murray City
Smathers
Joe Taylor
Eoeesee
Stonelb
Roberts
Jack Taylor
W. Taylor
Palmer If Ey
Storer If
Ween
Skinner
Wwe
McClellan P
ABR
H. Poa
Bradfield Ib
Sfatzenbach If
Smathers of Ce
Stewart c Svatend
Wah
Tee
Hayes Rf
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Fred W. Bush
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Athens
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Ihe
Robert E. Ward
Astern
Fifth Ave
Estern
South Wabash Ave
Chicago
E. Lawrence & Co
Cline Pharmacy Co
H. W. Corner Drug Store
Lash Drug Store
McKee Drug Co
Italy
Dalmatia
Congress
Spuds
Tripper
Briggs
Ruth Cameron
Herschel
Napoleon
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
By Walt Mason
Lousehold
Church of Christ
Hill
Long Acre
W. Va
Guy Gardner
Roy Crosser
Helsel
C. W. Ferrel
Lenna Berger
Madge Wickam
Zanesville
H. A. Beche
Copsright
J. Reynolds Toledacco Co
Reade Colts
Pvee
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Pan
Bein
Dean & Barry
Tion
Dean & Barrys Hich
Jtoet
the Carpenter Hardware Co
Glouster
the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
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