Pageant to Feature Chauncey Children’s Day Ceremony
Chauncey June 23 A pageant titled Grandmother's Spectacles will feature the Children's Day exercises at the Church of Christ in Chauncey Sunday night June 26 at 8 o'clock. Public invited. A silver offering will be received. Ellen Blackford plays the grandmother. Miss Lucinda Sands Miss Mary Agin Vivian Bingman Betty Jane Courtney and Ellen Blackford direct.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ In
Ellen Blackford
Lucinda Sands
Mary Agin
Vivian Bingman
Betty Jane Courtney
Mine Strike Quiet In Chauncey District
Chauncey reports a quiet orderly mine strike with pickets on duty and 88 guards patrolling streets, 77 privates and six officers on duty. Also notes Willing Workers Missionary Society of Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church met at Mrs Alva Karns home with good attendance and plans next gathering at Mrs Luther Cruickshank’s home.
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Chauncey
Nations
Willing Workers
Willing Workers Missionary Society of
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Alva Karns
Mill St
Luther Cruickshank
Matin Street
Davis Pleads Guilty for Intoxication in Chauncey
William Davis pled guilty to intoxication in Mayor William D. Hines court. He was fined $5 plus costs and jailed in default of payment. Marshal Burke Witham arrested him.
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Chauncey
William Davis
William D. Hines
Marshal Burke Witham
Admission Pounds Collected for Mine Pickets
Chauncey reports a dance at Harvey Dance Pavilion raising pounds of food for local mine pickets. Mrs Dane Osborne recovers after her eighth surgical operation in Columbus hospital after Tuesday procedure.
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Chauncey
Harvey Dance
Dane Osborne
Columbus
McLean announce birth in Sugar Creek Janet Darlene
Mr and Mrs Charles McLean announce the birth of a daughter at their Sugar Creek home on Tuesday June 21 The baby weighed 814 pounds and has been named Janet Darlene Conditions of Mrs Daniel Johnson Sr in Chaunc ey show improvement after a fall from the barn second floor fifteen feet ago causing a broken ankle head injuries and bruises
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Chauncey
Charles McLean
Sugar Creek
Janet Darlene
Former Glouster Resident Dies in Columbus Accident
Jack Phillips 66, former Glouster and Modoc resident, died after being struck by a car in Columbus on Tuesday night while returning to his daughter Mrs Forrest Spencer's home. He suffered a skull fracture with leg and arm injuries and died at University Hospital. The driver C D Tidd was questioned but not charged. Phillips had lived with his daughter for three years. his wife and five sons reside in Springfield Illinois. He was a member of the Red Men Lodge.
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Glouster
Jack Phillips
Modoc
Columbus
Forrest Spencer
West
Hudson Street
Crestview Road
Phillips
University Hospital
C. D. Tidd
England
Spencer
Irene Kane
John
Arthur
Gladstone
Andrew
Benjamin
Springfield
Ill
Wilfred
Tahoma
Oklo
Red Men Lodge
Mass Meeting Slated For Friday Called Off
GLOUSTER June 23 miners representatives announced the mass meeting at Lamborn grove scheduled for Friday afternoon has been called off. It was to bring together miners businessmen and professionals of the community. No further mass meetings will be held this week.
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Glouster
Lamborn Grove
Death of Charles Nichols at Trimble After Illness
Charles Nichols 76 died Wednesday morning at 9 45 at his Trimble home after several months illness. He is survived by his wife and six children Mrs Roy Sprague Waterford Mrs Joseph Antle Millfield R F D Mrs Carl Phillips and John Nichols Trimble Charles Nichols Fort Hayes Columbus and Walter Nichols Columbus. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Glouster
Charles Nichols
Trimble
Roy Sprague
Waterford
Joseph Antle
Millfield
Carl Phillips
John Nichols
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Walter Nichols
Funeral services for John Rodney in Glouster
Funeral services for John Rodney five months old son of Mr and Mrs John Holland will be held Friday at 2 PM with burial in Dew Cemetery near Burr Oak The infant died Wednesday morning at the home of its parents in Glouster A Children's Day program by Hollister A B Sunday School is planned for Sunday night at 720 o'clock with high expectations for a large crowd.
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Glouster
John Rodney
John Holland
Dew
Burr Oak
Walter Gayton
Hollister
A. B
Eyoung
Sone
Labor Train Passes Through With Small Crowd
A smaller crowd than usual gathered at the depot this morning as the labor train passed through Glouster. No passengers boarded here, but several clerks and railroad police were on the train and present at the depot during its arrival.
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Glouster
Miss Martha Lent Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Miss Martha Lent of this city was taken to Grant Hospital Tuesday where an emergency appendectomy was performed Tuesday afternoon. She is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. Her father Russell Lent, who had returned from Columbus, said she passed the operation well and is being cared for at the hospital with Mrs. Lent remaining there.
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Glouster
Martha Lent
Grant Hospital
Russell Lent
Columbus
Big Muddy River Opens for Commerce Link
After 50 years the Big Muddy river between St. Louis and Kansas City is restored to commercial navigation. Secretary of War Hurley leads a tour as engineers deepen the channel to six feet and build dykes and revetments, with thousands of workers involved to revive an inland waterway.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Hurley
Missouri River
Missouri
Workers Demand Help From Congress
Cleveland officials of 21 Standard railway organizations representing 2,000,000 workers urge Congress to stay in session to lift the nation from a depressed mood. The AFL plans a similar move for more than 4,000,000 members, per a phone briefing with William Green, AFL president.
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Cleveland
Congress
America
Standard
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Shenandoah Survivor Relinquishes Command
Lieut. Commander Charles E. Rosendahl relinquished command of the dirigible Akron at Lakehurst New Jersey. He is the senior surviving officer of the Shenandoah disaster in Ohio in 1925 and had commanded since 1923 the year the Shenandoah was commissioned.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U.P
Charles E. Rosendahl
Navy
Akron
Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Ohio
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