May Deaths and Births Reported by Health Department
The health department’s monthly record notes 39 total deaths in May, down from 45 in April, with 23 male and 16 female fatalities. Births fell to 76 in May from 87 in April, with 27 male and 30 female births among 57 total. The report lists numerous birth details including parents names and occupations, and notes several deaths in Athens County including James Haning, Abraham Stookey, and Charles Beckler with causes ranging from heart disease to tuberculosis.
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Health Department
Charles Beckter
Athens
Catherine Dols Beckter
Gerald Vierce
Auo Mechani
Kather McClure Fierce
Marjorie Annabell
James C. Gates
Mamie Bartlett Gates
Alice Jane
Arthur Watkins
Brick Flyer
Nellie Frances Watkins
Girkouisa Jack
Albany
Rartha Irene
Frank Hull
John Lee
Theodore Horn
Miner
Margaret JT
James Theo
Marwin Secoy
W. B. Haning
Anna Brooks
Tippie
Ida May
James ‘Willer
W. Scott
Haning
Standed
Bessie Dunfee Scott
Bill Haning
Rose
Mary Katherine
Harry
Bert
Wilfred Tipp
Coun
Athen County
Abraham Stookey
Athens State Hospital
James Haning
Mary Elkins
Charles Beckler
Charles Adams
Milton Sn
Thomas McAdoo
Noah Smith
Athen State Hospital
Charlotte Cromley
Paris Della Mery
Dia Ano
Charles Daniels
C&t
Mig Jane Parkins
Urinia
Eva Jane Harber
Desso Hiser
Insan
William Gabri
Brights
Silas Sage
Mary Alb Douglas
Mary Taylor
Athens State
James Clain Coss
Attes
Nitral
Melvin Piler
Peritorilis
Edna Leignty
Present Elective City Officials Run or Reelection
Filing of petitions for re election by all current Aliens city officials includes Mayor Alex M. Moore and council members E Woodworth Frank Lowy Totman Dred Fenzel W H Pratt Bert Russell C F Sure Griff Evans auditor Sherrard treasurer plus ward officials. Nelsonville list shows Charles Levering Keplar Brown Tye Conk Ron Phillips Andey man Narrogg Waeree Edington Cotton among Democrats and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex M. Moore
Eivery
E. « Woodworth
Frank S. Lowy
Totman
Dred Fenzel
W. H. Pratt
Counesine
Bert Russell
E. C. Sv
C.f.sure
Wil Griff H. Evans
Sherrard
Saturda
Nelsonville
David Johnson
Athans County
Charles Levering
Pres- Keplar
Browird
Tye
Counch
Lue
Ron Phillips
Cour Ward
Frank Andeyman
Fourth
Tolin
Narrogg
G. Waeree
Edington
A. G. Cotton
At-La
Primary Lists Completed in Luyster Local Race
June 11 report from Luyster lists Republican and Democratic contenders for city offices. Candidates include for mayor George Londe and W Ley, for treasurer Georges, for clerk John R Devis, and for council seats a wide slate led by Jones Sr and George W Malcolm with multiple others. Precincts will vote on the filled tickets.
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Louster
Republicans
Atse Prin
Tepublican Formaya A
W. Ley
Omarshal
Trains Delayed by High Water Disrupts NY Athletica Trip
Dispatch reports trains delayed by high water north of Trimhte affecting the N.Y. C. Athletica team en route to Clifton for a game. Northbound passenger No. ple also held for hours due to the same condition.
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Alouster
Newark
Fem
N.Y. C. Athletica
Clton
Columbus
Ation
Repton
Hamley Townhouse Poor Housing Betterment Linked to New York Coal
Chauncey Compan and Troap One members started the last work to improve Hamley area housing. Some houses are unfit for occupancy and are owned by the New York Coal Company. Years ago over 50 families lived in Hamley Fun.
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Compan
Troap One
Hamley
The
New York Coal Company
Hamley Fun
Boy Scout Dies in Columbus During Summer Campaign
A Boy Scouts of Troop 1 in Columbus, son of Herbert Hauncey Cole, died during a member drive. At a recent meeting, Scoutmaster Fritts announced plans to start a new campaign for membership as several members are away for the summer. applications were expected next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auncey
Cryae
Herbert Hauncey
Con- Cole
Ole
Columbus
Fritts
Nine Families Relocate as Hamley Run Growth Continues
Nine families live in Hamley Run near Chauncey as families move for better work. Two families leave for Chaunney and one for Neanville while mines in Chauncey and Bailey Run attract workers. Clyde Cole, 14, dies in Mount Carmel hospital after tetanus from a thorn infection. Funeral plans likely in Columbus. An all day quilting session and church business meeting are planned by the La Aid society of Chauncey Methodist church for next Thursday at the North building.
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Culauncey
Clyde Cole
Herbert Cole
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Chauncey
la- Aid Society of the Methodist Church
FLEW TO FAME IN 34 HOURS AT CHAUNCEY
Lindbergh piloted a plane from Murray City to Chauncey and back, enduring a tail spin at 2 500 feet. He parachuted to safety near the Lambert Flying Field after the aircraft tumbled toward the ground. The event narrates a dramatic test of airworthiness and courage.
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Lindbergh
Lindbergh’s Early Flying Feats and Paris Flight Years
The article recalls Lindbergh surviving a near crash in a 1923 test flight and later joining Robertson Aircraft. It highlights his 1925 first Chicago to St Louis air mail flight, night mail runs with Thomas P Nelson, and his relentless courage amid fog sleet and storms as he pioneered unsighted flights toward Paris.
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Lindsvergh
Lindbergh
Jose
Teat
Lambert Field
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
Paris
Chicago-St. Loula
United States Mail
Thos. P. Nelson
Kelly Field
Army Flying School
Five Athens County Estates Considered In Probate Court
Five Athens County estates were reviewed by Judge S. M. Johnson in Probate Court on Friday to determine inheritance tax due. Emma I. Prost Ford's estate owed 116.48 tax with net value 437.43 after debts. Homer Matheny’s estate was exempt. E. B. Clark’s estate owed 116.48 with net property 15,147.85 after debts. Lucinda Creamer left nothing after costs. Maria Yodraw’s estate netted 1,989 with William Tedrow as beneficiary and no tax due. The record also notes a $200 fine for Len Haley, suspended by the judge.
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Athens County
S. M. Johnson
Emma I Prost
Ford
Marion Frost
Emma, Frost Ford
Homer Matheny
Clifford Patrick
E. B. Clark
Catherine
Clark
Lucinda Creamer
Grosa
Maria Yodraw
William Tedrow
Marriage License Issued At Probate Court
A marriage license was issued Friday in Probate Court to Hugh Brankstone 21 of Pittsburgh a salesman and son of Hugh A Brankstone and Mildred James Glauster daughter of William James.
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Hugh Brankstone
Pittsburgh
Hugh A. Brankstone
Mildred James
Glauster
William James
Summer visits and mishap report from local notes
Stewart and Prof and Mrs Copelixie visit relatives this summer. Mrs Byron fell Tuesday and broke her wrist. Mrs Norris and children visit Delaware where he is employed. Mrs Munn spends week in Athens with William Mung. Dorotha Gray travels to Parkersburg to visit aunt Mrs Kasterson. Marie Niece heads to Columbus for high school commencement with her parents Ed and Mrs Niece.
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Plains
John Pinnick
Akron
the Plains
James Hardy
Willis West
Hocking
Pomeroy
Austin Woodyard
Mansfield
Clarence Stage
Russell McHarg
Elen Bryan
G. KR. Berry
Pennsylvania
Cyrus Chesser
Columbus
William McDonald's
Charles Benedum
Cleveland
Jokey Benedum
Pearley Robinett
Henry Smith
Tr. It
Robinett
Shirley
Copelixie
Ipetavilles
Ed Byron
Adder
John Norris
Mr. Norris
Delaware
Dadie
Munn
Athens
William Mung
Dorotha Gray
Caveral Jaya
Parkersburg
Bus Driver Alonso Orme Fined in City Court
Alonso Orme, a bus driver, was fined five dollars in city court Friday for parking within the standards in front of Hotel Berry. Mayor Moore ordered the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonso Orme
Mayor Moore
Hotel Berry
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Aleiauice
Tuitiens
Famie
Howe
Ira Haning
Leolntp
Ham Alexier
Hari
Yag
Alexander
Ira
Frances Bolin Manjn
Hanine
Meigs County
Daugl Seph
Rebecca Brickl
David Ers
Aid
Tiipie
Raymond Duckler
Warren Graham
Loyd Martin
Jamies Haning
Hoyt Haning
Francis Haning
Mary Haning
Harry M. Reach
Adison Hooper
Frank Jr
Milton Mckhin
EH. C. Brooks
Frank Perker
and Dixon
Amn
Tra Haning
Glouster
Fockat
Frinihe
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Boy
Hamley Run
Ut Tie Tadieris
Taursday
Bhalip
Catholic Enuren
Murray City
Biss Gussouine
Peanels Hospital
Pleasant View Temple
Chauacey
Harold Minister
Urbana
Edward
Sins
Pontiac
Mich
Chiauncey
Raymond Goodson
Theron Goodson
Theodore Goodson
B. F. Goodson
W. J. Potter
Margaret Potter
This City
Reni Murray City
Thursday Town
Walter
Margaret McLaughlin
Ay Ps Niobes Lignestoe
Derby
Frank Curzon
Call Boy
Epsom Downs
Eliott
San
Len Haley
M. Johnson
Haley Chalagen
Angle
Nereet Mia Arap
Hine
Georgene
Bark and
Owen
Glewein
Irl Day
Ratard
Mra
A. WV. Fiiitz
J. Gaston Coe
Washingston
ID. C
New York City
iNiagare Falls
Stewart
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
FTER
Studebaker Corporation of America
Studebaker
Frank A. Moler Motor - Company
Studebaker “Corporation -Of-America, Gentral ‘Service
Studebaker-Corporatio
Kares
Us-St
Frank A.molercq
Atkeni
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