Funeral for Mrs. Biddison Held in Trimble
Mrs. Dell Inh Biddison dies at home in Trimble Township aged about 8? years. Burial at Maplewood follows funeral in Trimble led by Rev. G B Courtney. Survived by husband Thomas Siddison and nine children plus three sisters in Ohio and nearby states.
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Trimgls
Dell- Inh Biddiso
Trimble
G B. Courtney
Chauncey
Maplewood
Biddison
Kimble Township
Thomas Siddison
E. G. Triddison Trimble
K. M. Biddison
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. Bludison
Stewart
O. A. Biddison
Columbi
H. M. ‘Thompson
Athens
George Coffman
Corny
Columbey
C. Ll. Own
Mrs. C. He
Lydia Denuford
Brett Lane
Pearl Snatched From In Front Of Train Here
Ruth Vernon nine year old girl narrowly escaped death when she was pulled from a railway crossing by neighbor William Johnson as a northbound pass train No. fr iday evening ne ar Jacksonville. The engineer tried to stop but could not before the train struck the spot. Ruth and Johnson escaped serious injury.
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Sluany
Spring Street
L. L. Munden
Ruth Vernon
Pic
Jevening
Jacksonville
Id Vernon
Wbacksenville
Wats Pl
Main Street
Wred Johnson
Chilessonville
Johnson
Ruth
Netthfer
Browning Tip for Pork Roast with Sugar Rub
A pork roast browns better and tastes richer when a teaspoon of brown sugar is rubbed into the meat along with the flour used for coating. The sugar helps caramelization and adds depth to the crust.
Naomi Bible Class Sees Monthly Program At Home
Naomi Bible Class met for its monthly program at a member's home on June 16. Devotions were led by Elline Heht and recitations, a song, and readings followed by notices of attendees and a list of guests including Mrs. Nora Clinee Hrnh, Audrey Kail, Mrs. Viafel, Mrs. Anpuela Whitliteh, Leta Bards Mes, and others.
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Youn
Ance Tine Mienael
Marin
Nora Crniee
Audrey Kail
Viafel
Anpuela Whitliteh
Leta Bards
Virgeie Doeter
Suiseout
Edithagit Michaels
Missanyi Deomird
Runie Lowers
White A
Pocahontas Club Meeting Notes and Announcements
Pocahontas group plans Thursday evening gathering inviting members to attend and bring a favorite item. Anniversaries and June fillings discussed with emphasis on encouraging attendance and sharing wishes for a summer event.
Attended Meeting Delivers Sparse City Report
The record notes a June gathering with delegates present and a reporting by Woods on well-attended kneets. It mentions fishing themes and a night event with a PYTHIAN SESTENS group and Sisters, including a fly fishing potluck by ponds.
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Chalxcey
Woods
Peerhoutas
Pee Ami
Colin M Sn
Herb Wade
Mingus
Cies
Aretorn
Henry Unter
Milhday
Annual Children's Day Observed
Annual Children’s Day is observed with a program featuring dialogues and special music. The organizing committee, led by Marie Michaels, includes Mr Seati, Mrs. Gre Thomas Cate Thelma Lane and others.
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Ores Hide Wand
The
Chara
Ls Entertainment
Marie Michaels
Seati
Gre
Thomas Cate
Thelma Lane le
Grad
Fishing trip underway from Chauncey to Lake Manasse
Dr L Ch Xelson and son Dow of The Plains and Dale Channel of Columbus departed for a ten day fishing trip to Lake Manasse Michigan. They travel by similar route and aim to be away about a week.
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Chauncey
Dr. L. Ch Xelson and Son
Dow
Plains and Dale
Columbus
Lake Manasse
Michigan
Coolville News Items Read Like a Local Page
Local notes from Coolville report family visits and gatherings. Residents Meredith and family celebrate and travel, while Troy Grange plans a joint meeting with Rome Grange and a guest program. Other items mention trips to Pittsburgh and Athens visits, plus community events and extend family stays.
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Troy Grange
Tif Oelock
Rome Grange
Stewart
Mimic Hoole
Girtrude Barth
Rth
Nichonal
Athens
Ainge
Sapoiel McChiby
Pittsburgh
M. Mavegao
Agra
Jidin
Edward Alden Dur
Court House Soings In Probate Court
Four marriages were finalized by the probate court in the morning. William Orville Baum aged 43 of London, stock dealer, and Clara May Fel aged 31 of Sharpsburg were joined by officiating minister Dr. James Moran. Walter Eugene Wolfe 30 of Nelsonville and OUI Bell Lower of Nelsonville, presided by Carl Porter. Haroth Dewey Garrison 24 of Manchester and Dorothy Dane Shuts, daughter of Win J. Shut, with minister Rev RL States. Harry Sum and Saphe ron Tilton 22 of Coolville, telephony operator, were married.
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William Orville Baum
London
Christopher Baum
Clara Maye Fel
Sharpsburg
Yn Lovelle
James Moranshiner
Walter Eugene Walle
Nelsonville
Miner
Andrew J. Wolfe
Ouig Bell
Elsonville
Proud Lowers
Carl Porter
Haroth Dewey Garrison
Manchester
Jam
Garevisor
Uani
Dorothy Dane Shuts
Taweher Quuaghter
Win
J. Shut
And
Harry Sum
Sapheron
Tilton
Coolville
Sidney Tiltion
Funeral Held for Enoch R. Dickerson 68
Funeral services for Enoch R. Dickerson 68 of Chauncey were conducted Friday at his church by Pastor Ke Warren with burial in the nearby cemetery. He is survived by his widow three sons Edgar Thomas Emmett and a sister Mrs Anna Hart of Clarion Ohio along with 16 grandchildren and other relatives. Frances Mary Helen Harvey noted in Lancaster for graduation and visitors from Kentucky and Oklahoma were seen in the city with local family.
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Chauncey
Enoch R. Dickerson
Vriday
Ke Warren
Burigl
Dickerson
Edgar Dickerson
Dunglew
Ohio
Thomas Dickerson
Emmett Dickerson
Anna Hart
Clarion
Noah S. Harvey
Frances
Mary Helen
Lancaster
Louis Moody
Lloyd Pendergrass
Herbert
Minnette
Muttaberts
Harvey Courtney
Peter Pendergrass
A. B. Mackie
Ruth Vlina
Kang3s
Arthur Brewer
Elis Avenue
Dainty Dress Pattern for a Little Tot
A vintage pattern notice describes materials for a dainty dress for a child. It lists fabrics such as Dimity and voile, details like plaited extensions for fullness, and a shoulder style for comfortable sleeves. Size options include 1 to 4, with yardage and wide fabric requirements noted.
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Jon
Plains Church Group Meeting at Nida Home
The Plains church group met at counselor Mrs. Fred Nida’s home with a talk by Mrs. J. Pickerington of Athens and a royal sale by Frederica Nida. A nominating committee was formed and two new members Mae and Truth McCunough joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Standard Reurers Society of the Plains
Fred Nida
the Plains
Mae
Truth McCunough
Maria Ale«shire
Edna Bradshaw
Christine Cochran
Esther Mae Cochran
Maxine Channel
Verna Nagle
Eva Lavely
Clara Stalder
Rederica Nida
Kathryn Barstow
Margaret McGee
J. L. Pickington
Major Lutenguer Aims For Nicaragua Command in Historic Flight
Major Charles A Lutenguer, 47, set to fly from Washington to Nicaragua to assume command of U S Marine forces fighting rebel General Sundino. He won the Curtiss Marine Trophy on May 19 for a 100 mile flight near Washington at 157.6 mph. Previously a private who rose to lieutenant in 1905, he served at Vera Cruz and Port au Prince, and became a naval aviator on Sept 24, 1924. The trip will mark the first nonstop Washington to Nicaragua and include Lt H C Busbey aboard.
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NEA
Washington
Charles A. Lutenguer
Charles A Fleur
Nicaragua
United States Marine
General Sundino
Lutz
Curtiss Marine
Jattz
Marine Corps
Vera Cruz
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Grantico
Marine Marracks
New Orleans
Pensacola
Ila
Luis
Patt
Jules Lugat
Biccarague
Stheett Immarka
H. ¢. Busbey
Aso
Washington-Nicaragua
Miami
Charles A. Luts
Marine Aviation Forces
County Tax Funds Divided After 1927 Collections
Auditor J. Clyde Edmundson announced that county tax income for the year totaled about $51.8 million. General taxes reached $569,378.85, county special $16,401.05, township special $479. The report also notes delinquencies and other small accounts in the year’s fund allocations.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Bird Man Recieves Wide Range Of Bird Coloring Letters
Readers from Nelsonville and nearby towns describe sending pictures of birds in varied styles. They praise the Bird Man and share notes about coloring, pasting, and wrapping pictures, hoping for prizes and honorable mentions.
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Thei
Richard Burkett
Jacksonilye
Paresis
Wrile
Margaret Shirkey
Jacksonville
Chief of Athens Police Resigns to Seek Sheriff Nomination
Herbert J. Parker, chief of police of Athens, resigns to run for sheriff in the Republican primaries of August. Mayor Alex Moore accepted the resignation but asked Parker to stay until a replacement is found. Parker agreed to resign but will continue as acting police chief until a successor is named.
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Herbert J. Parker
Athens
Alex Moore
Savbagmieet
Moore
Parker
Pauce
Line City
Hnix
Otly
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