Automobile Wreck Near Addison Crossing Claims Few Injuries
C. C. Ferrell a 21 year old salesman for the American Speed Company Cincinnati escaped serious injury when his auto was struck by a train near Addison and pitched into a ditch. He crawled out with minor injuries and his body will be taken to Chester for burial. Mrs Anna Dunn widow of a Civil War soldier 87 fell at Sugar Run and was badly hurt. The Rev W C Jones and family have gone to Loddington Michigan for a visit through August. Mrs Frederick Reed accepts a clerical post at the Farmers bank for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindleport
C. C. Ferrell
Gallipolis
American Speed Company
Cincinnati
New York Centrals
Addison
Ferrell
Chester
Anna Dunn
Sugar Run
W. C. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Loddington
Michigan
Jones
Frederick Reed
Farmers’ Bank
Missionary Benjamin Holroyd to Speak in Pomeroy
Benjamin Holroyd a longtime China missionary will speak at Dexter Christian church Saturday night at seven and at Pomeroy Church of Christ Sunday morning at 10 30 and Hemlock Grove church Sunday evening He will be accompanied by W D Ward Cincinnati state missionary and Miss Dee Yoho Also formerly of Steubenville Holroyd was in Nanking when Dr Williams was killed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Nanking
Dr. Williams
Templar Meet At Gallipolis Draws Many From Meigs County
A large turnout from Meigs county attended the Templar field meet and picnic held at Gallipolis yesterday afternoon. Seven commanderies participated: Athens Portsmouth Ironton Jackson Marietta Pomeroy and Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Gallipolis
Athens
Portsmouth
Ironton
Jackson
Marietta
Pomeroy
Red Flags Signal Oil and Gas Well Shooting in Meigs County
Red flags seen on Meigs county highways indicate extensive oil and gas well shooting. Trucks carrying nitroglycerine and red flags to keep motorists at a safe distance populate the area near Minersville as the practice continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Meigs County
Four-H Club Meeting Draws One Hundred Meigs Members
Four-H clubs from Meigs County gathered in the old court yesterday with about 100 members attending. Two instructors led games while county agent Mr. Kreitler and Portland resident Adam Slaughter, a veteran farmer, spoke to groups. A picnic followed.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Old Court
Kreitler
Adam Slaughter
Portland
Coal Company Officials Visit Meigs County to Settle Tax Assessment
W D Morse of Columbus and J L Glenn of Pittsburgh arrived to confer with the Meigs county board of revision over the assessment of New Pittsburgh Coal company's holdings. The firm owns 1109 acres of coal lands and surface properties, making it a major taxpayer in the county. Officials left after the adjustments were completed.
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Pomeroy
W. D. Morse
Columbus
Pittsburgh Coal Comany
J. L. Glenn
Pittsburgh
Orney
Meigs County Board of Revision
Pomeroy Deputy Plans Weekend Trip Involving Local Residents
Deputy Morris will travel to Columbus on Saturday to pick up Helen, a young woman linked to liquor raids but cleared of drinking. He will also return Clair Ashton to his Columbus home after a brief visit. The Ashton family is connected to Rev. George Ashton, a former local minister. The couple will accompany him back home after visiting their daughter recovering in Columbus.
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Pomeroy
RE. H. Morris
Cowmbus
Helenem
Morris
Clair Ashton
George Ashton
Columbus
Antion
Sal Township Farmer Buys Tractor For New Run
Dora Smith, a leading Sal township farmer, returned from Parkersburg with a farm tractor for use on a new run and in the neighborhood. He recently sold his fine farm at a fancy price and has bought.
Pomeroy Briefs on Local Visit and Drowning Case
Frank Shain of the Royal Union Insurance Company visited here with Mrs and daughter Mrs J W A audct and their family. They were with Martin family and returned to Clinton Indiana Thursday with Will Martin. U S marshals recently summoned witnesses in the Ridgeway drowning case at Mason involving Mrs Ridge and four others.
White to Lead Central Building Principal in Meigs
W. S. White of Syracuse has been appointed principal of the Central building in Meigs county. White, who has taught in Meigs schools 28 years, previously spent sixteen years in Pomeroy schools and served as recorder of Meigs county for several terms.
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Middleport
White
Syracuse
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Arrival of New Christian Church Minister Draws Attention
The Rev William McCorkle arrives to lead services with morning and evening sermons this Sunday. William Milhoan, father of Mrs Earlywine, is seriously ill with little hope of recovery. Several named teachers appear for Columbus schools including Miss Helen Beeson and Miss Christine Grant both former Middleport girls. Roanna Willock Athens wed Clarence Huff Haning March 10 in Parkersburg. they are Athens high class of 1927 graduates and relatives to Willock and Sheriff J A Willock. Mr and Mrs L E B Saunders Columbus visit Middleport this week with Ruth Saunders and William Juhling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCorkle
Christian Church
William Milhoan
Earlywine
Columbus
Helen Beeson
Christine Grant
Middleport
Roanna Willock
Athens
Parkersburg
Clarence Huff Haning
Storms Delay Byrd Paris Flight Start
Mid Atlantic storms between Newfoundland and Ireland push Byrd’s nonstop New York to Europe flight back at least until Sunday or Monday. Commander Richard E. Byrd awaits weather clearance in his tri motor Fokker plane as 5,000 people gather at Roosevelt Field amid rumors of the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U PR
mid-Atlantic
Europe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Richard E. Byrd
Atlantic
Roosevelt Field
Byrd
Revival Opens Next Week at Glouster After Red Town
The Rev. Mrs. M. L. Kimmey wraps a nine week revival at Red Town and will begin a two week series in Glouster starting Monday night June 20 under Mrs. Kimmey's ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. L. Kimmey
Red Town
FireKiller Brooder Blaze Claims Family In Port Huron
A chicken brooder lamp explosion in a Port Huron home in June caused a fire that killed Mrs. Stephen Malinske and her three children Stephen 11 Mary 7 and Margaret 3. The father tried to reach help while the mother reentered the flames to rescue others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Stephen Malinske
Stephen
Mary
Margaret
Father burned to death saving cattle at barn fire
Findlay June 17 A S Reu ben Flick 47 a farmer burned to death while trying to save cattle from a barn fire. His daughter Gladys of Bowling Green College graduating class and her mother were attending the commencement when they found the smouldering ruins and the charred body.
Naomi Bible class elects officers in The Plains meeting
June 17 report says Naomi Bible class at Mrs. Robert Graves home elected officers including President Marie Michaels and Vice President Thelma Linscott. The group plans semi monthly meetings at members homes with programs and refreshments and a picnic at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Robert Graves
the Plains
Graves
Ethel Wright
Augusta Whitlatch
Lela Hardy
Thelma Linscott
Vera Whitlatch
Ruth Cade
Ruth Grace
Pauline Howard
Virgine Porter
Grace Savage
Helen Michaels
Marie Michaels
Two Chauncey Girls Graduate From Miami Jacobs College
Miss Jennie Graham and Miss Mary Syx will graduate in stenography on June 20 at Miami Jacobs college in Dayton Ohio. Both are Chauncey Dover high school graduates and daughters of Mr and Mrs J E Syx and the Rev and Mrs Gus Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jennie Graham
Mary Syx
Miami Jacobs College
Dayton
Ohio
Chauncey Dover High School
J. E. Syx
Gus Graham
City
Christian Services Chauncey Sunday at First Christian Church
In Chauncey on Sunday the First Christian church hosts Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and the annual Children's Day program directed by Mrs. Floyd Nye, Mrs. Ira Myers, Mrs. Howard Brown and Mrs. Guy Brookins. Rev. Vian will preach at 7:39 p.m. Christian Endeavor begins at 6:30 p.m. Chorus choir directed by Mrs. Christine Courtney Brown will sing at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Services
Chauncey
First Christian Church
This City
Floyd É Nye
Ira Myers
Howard Brown
Guy Brookins
Vian
Christian Endeavor
Chorus
Christine Courtney Brown
Birthday party at Pleasant View Temple observed
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters in this city held its monthly birthday meeting last Tuesday evening. Honored guests included Mrs. Pearl Schoonover Mrs. Mary Burge and Miss Catherine Cline. Ice cream and cake were served. There were thirty seven in attendance.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pearl Schoonover
Mary Burge
Catherine Cline
Goldman Band Concert Broadcast Across WEAF Saturday
A Goldman band concert will be aired on the WEAF network at 7:30 p m eastern time Saturday June 18. Other listings include WNYC at 6 p m eastern featuring a police double quartet WABQ at 8 39 p m eastern St Martin's mete quartet WGN at 4 30 p m central time International program France and WIZ at 9 p m eastern time Keystone due KFI at 9 p m Pacific time An song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WNYC
Police
WABQ
St. Martin’s
WGN
France
WIZ
Keystone Due
KFI
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Evening Concerts
Multiple stations in Atlantic City Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit and New York announce 6:00 to 9:30 evening concerts and dance music programs. Featured acts include Goldman Band Jersey City Zoo Band Concert String Quartet and Atwater Kent Hour with varied orchestras and devotional programs.
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Atlantic City
WEAF
New
Goldman Band
BAF
New York
Althouse
Arum
Union College Orchestra Broadcast Schedule
Readable fragments indicate Union College Orchestra will broadcast via KFAB at 0 m central time Sunday with benefits and soloist. Elks program on WBZ at 6:35 p m eastern. WOR 7:15 p m eastern features a choral or instrumental performance. KFI Bible program listed at 0 time.
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Union College Orchestra
KFAB
Union College
Commento Wits
O. m
T. Are
Elks Eas
WBZ
Elks
Seavet
Derek
KFI
Birthday Dinner for Miss Anna Frantz in Chauncey
Miss Anna Frantz celebrated her twenty first birthday yesterday in Chauncey. Her mother Mrs Bartel Frantz hosted a formal dinner at Main street home with a prominent white cake lit by 21 candles presented by Mrs Kelch.
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Anna Franz
Bartel Frantz
Main Street
Ladies Aid Quilting and Meeting At Chauncey Church
The Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid held an all day quilting and business meeting Thursday in the north building. Present were Mrs. Dora France Mrs. George Shafer Mrs. Lizzie Harvey Mrs. Annie Shields and Mrs. Nellie McConaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Chauncey
Dora France
George Shafer
Lizzie Harvey
Annie Shields
Nellie McConaha
Loyal Woman's Circle Hostess in Chauncey Meeting
Mrs. B. F. Ferrer hosted the Loyal Woman's Circle of the First Christian Church in Chauncey on High Street. The semi monthly gathering opened with song and prayer, with Mrs. Charles Fiske presiding and talks and readings by circle members. A two course luncheon followed, with numerous members listed as present.
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B. F. Ferrer
High Street
First Christian Church
Chauntcey
Charles Fiske
Neal Helser
J. A. Long
V. Rhibrand
Floyd Nye
Ira Myers
Guy Brookins
John Shafer
Harvey Nye
John ‘Shafer
T. R. Hamilton
Charles Sweeney
Howard Brown
Charlies Bradfield
Elizabeth Fiske
John Brewer
Sam Tippett
Guy Smith
V. Chilbrand
Guy Gardner
B. F. Ferrel
The Plains Personal News Roundup
Mrs James Hardy at The Plains is reported to be improving after a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Eber Linscott of Myers Crossing were guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott at The Plains on Wednesday evening. Mrs Laura Graceman has returned to her home in Waverly Ohio after visiting her sister Mrs Nichols here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
James Hardy
Eber Linscott
Myers Crossing
Floyd Linscott
Laura Graceman
Waverly
Nichols
Chauncey Visitors Mentioned In Local Personal Notices
Mrs James Bradbury and Alberta Bradbury of Akron formerly Murray City and Betty Kathryn Bradbury of Wyoming C were guests yesterday at Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield in Chauncey They traveled to Middletport to visit Mrs John Longstaff and family Mrs Earl Gilmore formerly Freda Whetstone of Muskegon Michigan now visiting her sisters in Chauncey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Bradbury
Alberta Bradbury
Akron
Murray City
Betty Kathryn Bradbury
Wyoming
Charles Bradfield
Middleport
John Longstaff
Earl Gilmore
Freda Whetstone
Muskegon
Mich
Rowboat Marathon Start Promises International Field
Start of the 30 mile Long Beach to Catalina Island race draws oar men from 17 nations. Former Australian sculling champ Frank Hagnhey wins with a dash of hours forty minutes, seen in the inset receiving his prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Catalina Island
Frank Hagnhey
Local residents visit relatives and relocate
A. B. Lester of Mill Street and Mrs. Earl Hashman of Lexington Avenue visit their father John Whetstone in Athens on Monday. Riley Coulson returns from Dayton Ohio after seeking work. Mrs. Frank Pendergrass and family visit Chauncey before moving to Jenkins Kentucky. Lena A. Wilson of Chauncey travels to Troy Ohio and Cincinnati to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lester
Mill Street
Earl Hashman
Lexington Avenue
Athens
John Whetstone
Riley Coulson
Dayton
Frank Pendergrass
Chauncey
Peter Pendergrass
Jenkins
Lena A. Wilson
Troy
Cincinnati
Coolidge Uses Schoolroom As Executive Office
President Coolidge began the day in a two story high school building in Rapid City serving as his temporary White House office. He rode from the lodge in the official car and settled at a mahogany desk to handle national business before returning to the summer White House.
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Rapid City
Coe
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Trans Atlantic Dirigible Lines Anticipated By Bankers
A U P report from Washington says prominent bankers and business leaders plan a move toward trans Atlantic dirigible lines following Lindbergh and Chamberlin flights. Owen D Young of General Electric is noted as involved. Plans may materialize in months with possible Navy experiments using a 6,000 600 cubic foot capacity dirigible. Secretary Hoover may advise if consulted.
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Washington
U.P
Los Angeles
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Navy
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Marriage License Issued to Walter Yount and Marie Smith
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Walter R. Yount, 22, a miner from Hollister, Ohio, and Marie T. Smith, 19, of Glouster, Ohio. Yount is the son of George Yount and Smith is the daughter of Leo Smith.
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Walter R. Yount
Miner
Hollister
Ohio
Marie T. Smith
Glouster
Mr. Yount
George Yount
Miss Smith
Leo Smith
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long Wear
The D. Zenner Co introduces four new MELLO-GLO powders with four youth shade colors. Perspiration resistant and non drying, it sticks well and won’t clog pores. Enjoy the French process formula and its beautifying qualities.
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D. Zenner Co
Baptismal Service Set Near Snowville by Weatherby
Converts from Snowville and Darlington churches will be baptized Sunday at 2 pm near Snowville by Reverend Selah Weatherby.
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Snowville
Darlington
Selah Weatherby
Man in Critical Condition After Gunshot Surgery
Corning June 17 Francis Verfer, who had surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville for bullet removal, remains in critical condition. Doctors say the bullet, initially thought to have penetrated the liver, had entered the lung and no trace remains.
Relatives Learn Dr Miller Family Touring Europe
Corning residents received word that Dr James Miller and his family are touring Europe and are currently visiting Scotland.
Ladies Aid gathering at Corning M E church
The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. Vern Dunlap's home in Corning on Tuesday evening. Miss Lydia Dew presided over the business session with Rev. William Moore and several guests in attendance during the social hour and luncheon.
Clark to defend self in disbarment case in Canton
George H. Clark, prominent Canton attorney and ex Ohio Supreme Court justice, plans to testify today in federal court defending himself against disbarment charges over alleged irregularities in his conduct as attorney for Don Krug, receiver of the defunct American Cycle Co. His defense argues merchandise later found in his son's hardware store was properly purchased.
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Cleveland
George H. Clark
Don Krug
American Cycle Company of
Canton
Clark
Ohio Supreme Court
Daughters from Congo Mentioned Among Local Names
Names listed include Mrs. George Allen Mrs. John Wright Jr. Mrs. Sue Rodgers Mrs. Lola Yeanger Mrs. Hugh Peddigrew Mrs. Thomas Thomas Mrs. Gait ten Mrs. Edna Dunlap and daughter Betty Jane plus Mrs. Faye Charl ton.
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Congo
George Allen
John Wright Jr
Sue Rodgers
Lola Yeanger
Hugh Peddigrew
Thomas Thomas
Gaitten
Edna Dunlap
Betty Jane
Faye Charlton
Latta Family News Visits Columbus and Sonora
Mr and Mrs M L Latta spent the day in Columbus visiting relatives. Mrs Charles Luke and children William and Helen left Thursday for Sonora to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Jess Latta and Mrs Thomas Thomas were in Columbus Thursday. William Verfer is in Zanesville staying with his son Frances at the Good Samaritan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Latta
Columbus
Charles Luke
William
Helen
Sonora
Jess Latta
Thomas Thomas
William Verfer
Zanesville
Frances
Good Samaritan Hospital
Corning Methodist Church Sunday Services and Events
Corning Methodist Church schedule with W M A Moore pastor announces 9 a m Sunday sermon and Sunday school 7 30 p m Children’s Day concert and 7 30 p m Thursday church night through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Moore
Pere Marquette Seeks 20 Percent Stock Dividend
The Pere Marquette railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 90,092 shares of common stock to shareholders as a 20 percent stock dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pere Marquette Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thief smothers baby in Dundee
In Dundee Scotland a burglar smothered a two year old named Robert Dorgan with a pillow. Police investigation underway as the infant dies from suffocation.
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Dundee
Scotland
Robert Dorgan
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