Death of Mrs Mary McCune in Chauncey
Mrs Mary McCune 70 died at 10 20 yesterday at the Fouty home on Main street Chauncey due to paralysis after a stroke two weeks ago Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 pm at the Chauncey Church of Christ with Rev G B Courtney burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery She leaves husband Dc L McCune two daughters Mrs Edward Fouty of this city and Mrs Nellie Donaldson of Columbus a son Edward McCune and 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren The couple resided at the Fouty home three years and previously at Kimberly and Sugar Creek Their fiftieth wedding anniversary was celebrated two years ago and their fifty second last Sunday
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Chauncey
Mary McCune
Edward Foyty
Main Street
McCune
Chauncey Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Greenlawn Cemetery
Sugar Creek
Mc’ Cune
Hello Happiness Ohio University Musical Comedy Prepares At Majestic
The original musical comedy Hello Happiness is produced by an Ohio university group called the Comedians. Seventy five people contributed to the show with 52 male principals chorus and specialty acts. Jimmie Blankenship plays Arabella Jones and George Townsend stars opposite.
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Majestic Theater
Ohio University
Jimmie Blankenship
Arabella Jones
Pride of Enterprise
George Townsend
Donald Gilbert
Bill Martinec
Edgar Zick
Vincent Jukes
Arabella
Mr. Coty
Prof
C. C. Robinson
Mr. Evans
Ludwig to Speak on Education at Friday University Talk
The Rev W Walter Ludwig will address students in Fine Arts hall Friday March 2 at 7 pm on whether college educates the individual. The talk, arranged by the Y W C A with faculty and student attendance urged, will include Q A and reflections from his student pastorate at Ohio University and his days at Purdue and Union Theological Seminary. Ludwig is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
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W. Walter Ludwig
Fine Arts
Ludwig
Ohio University
Purdue University
Union Theological Seminary
Phi Beta Kappa
Traffic Crusade Nets 290 Cleveland Motorists
In Cleveland on March 1 police led by Lieut. Ray Cramer and 24 motorcycle officers conducted a first spring traffic crusade against violators. Patrols stopped 290 motorists, imposing heavy fines and potential workhouse sentences for offenses observed last night.
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Cleveland
Ray Cramer
Funeral for Mrs Lytha Miller Barnhart in Chauncey
Funeral services for Mrs Lytha Miller Barnhart wife of William Barnhart were held at the Church of Christ with Rev G B Courtney officiating. Mrs Cap Smith Mrs Daisy Six and Charles Bradfield with Mrs Hazel Courtney at the piano sang three hymns. Burial followed in Buchtel cemetery. Pallbearers were Mrs Thurton Davis Mrs Charlie Matheny Mrs Andy McKinny Mrs Edward Matheny and Mrs Allie Burton. She is survived by her husband four children her mother three sisters and two brothers.
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Chauncey
Lytha Miller Barnhart
William Barnhart
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Cap Smith
Daisy Six
Charles Bradfield
Hazel Courtney
Buchtel
Thurton Davis
Charlie Matheny
Andy McKinny
Edward Matheny
Allie Burton
Barnhart
Millfield Visit Notes and Church Society Gathering
Miss Beatrice Gilley of New Lexington visited Miss May Howard over the weekend. James Gillespie a Bliss Business College student from Columbus stayed with his parents in Millfield. Mrs. Angie Burns returned to Columbus after visiting here. The Ladies Aid of Millfield Church of Christ will meet Friday evening at Mrs. Mae Wade's home in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Gilley
New Lexlington
May Howard
James Gillespie
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Angie Burns
Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Mae Wade
Thomas and Hartley Wed in Chauncey Marriage
Arthur A. Thomas of Logan and Grace Hartley of Nelsonville were married Tuesday evening at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Mill Street Chauncey with Rev. N. O. Warren officiating. They plan to reside in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Thomas
Logan
Grace Hartley
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Mill Street
N. O. Warren
Local social notes from Athens and surrounding areas
Mrs. Fannie Ball returns to Columbus after visiting The Plains with Mrs. William Hamer and friends. Mrs Hazel Sickles of Athens spent yesterday at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sickles. Mrs. Elizabeth Barber of Nelsonville has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr. Clell Thorne of Parkersburg is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ball
Columbus
the Plains
William Hamer
Hazel Sickles
Athens
Edward Sickles
Elizabeth Barber
Nelsonville
George Gabriel, Jr
Clell Thorne
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thompson petitions partition of 10 acre Athens county property
Ernest Thompson filed a petition in Athens County Common Pleas seeking partition of 10 acres in Athens township against Ray Thompson and Mildred R Thompson. The action requests division of real estate and relief as allowed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ernest Thompson
Ray Thompson
Mildred R. Thompson
Minstrel Show Benefit Planned By Local Drum Corps
A minstrel show is set for the Masonic hall with a musical program to precede it. The performance raises funds for the Junior Order of United American Mechanics drum corps and features talent from Wellston. Community events include visits and gatherings involving local residents and ex service men headed to Mt. Vernon for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United American Mechanics
Middleport
Masonic Hall
Order
Isabel Hysell Injured in Auto Collision in Cleveland
A Cleveland letter reports Miss Isabel Hysell is hospitalized in Cleveland with injuries from an automobile crash. She will remain in hospital indefinitely. Mrs. Bessie Hartinger, who traveled to New York February 15, was in Cleveland for the death of her uncle Charles Ross, whose body was brought to Middleport on Wednesday. she visited Miss Hysell before departing with the funeral party.
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Middleport
Cleveland
Isabel Hysell
Bessie Hartinger
New York
Charles Ross
Miss Hysel
Middleport Literary Club Meets With Prominent Women Topics
The Middleport Literary club met in the afternoon with Mrs. Paul Bean presiding. Papers covered Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt and Judge Florence Allen, presented by Mrs. O. H. Stewart and Mrs. Welch, followed by a piano solo by Mrs. A. T. May and a final talk on Mrs. Cora Wilson Stuart.
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Middleport Literary Club
Paul Bean
J. EB. Harley
Mabel Willebrandt
O. H. Stewart
Welch
Florence Allen
A. T. May
Miller
Cora Wilson Stuart
French
Fourth and
Hooker Streets
Ross Funeral Held in Middleport Beech Grove Burial Planned
Charles Ross of Cleveland was returned to Middleport aboard the Hocking Valley and taken to Mrs. Bessie Hartinger’s home. A brief funeral service was held at 2 o’clock with the family pastor Rev. Dix of the Universalist church delivering the sermon before burial at Beech Grove Cemetery.
Milldred Pilchard to Wed Robert Daugherty at Athens
Miss Milldred Pilchard eldest daughter of the Rev. and Mrs Howard Pilchard will marry Robert Daugherty of Parkersburg this evening at her home in Athens with her father, the Rev. Pilchard, performing the ceremony.
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Pilchard-Daugherty
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Miss Lil Man Parfitt and Charles Rayburn Wed in Middleport
Miss Lil Man Parfitt and Charles Rayburn were married at the Presbyterian parsonage in Middleport Tuesday evening with Rev. Skinner officiating. The bride is the daughter of John Parfitt and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rayburn, works at the Red Anchor store.
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Pomeroy
Lil- Man Parfitt
Charles Rayburn
Presbyterian Parsonage
Middleport
Skinner
John Parfitt
Fred Rayburn
Red Anchor
Huntington Resident Philip Sauer Dies at 66
Philip Sauer, formerly of Pomeroy, died yesterday at his Huntington home. He was brother in law to Eli Meijer and linked to Naylors Run families through his wife Barbara. Funeral planned Friday in Huntington. he leaves a widow and five children.
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Huntington
Pomeroy
Philip ‘Sauer
Eli Meijer
Naylors Run
Barbara
Stout Guests In Columbus With Hordens
Mr and Mrs O B Stout travel to Columbus to visit Dr and Mrs Cecil Horden for several days The Guiather family ends a short visit with Mrs Franks Guinther and baby also present
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Middleport
O. B. Stout
Columbus
Cecil Horden
Kenneth Guiather
Franks Guinther
Seven Miner Protesters Remanded to Jail in Ohio Case
Seven union miners from Glen Robin near Martins Ferry face a Friday 9:30 am hearing before Judge Benson W. Hough on charges for violating an injunction against interfering with eastern Ohio mine operations. Pleas of not guilty were entered. each man is in jail on a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Ohio
Alex Fetzan
Andy Liderick
Steve Vohanch
John Oleanza
Louis Mozi
John Kralicki
Joe Kuri
Glen Robin
Martins Ferry
U. S
John F. Eckhardt, Jr
Youghingheny & Ohio Coal Company
Dorothy Mine
Glen Robjin
Eckhardt
New York Central Allowed to Abandon Shawnee to Zanesville Passenger Train
The state public utilities commission authorized the New York Central to abandon its Shawnee to Zanesville passenger train service on condition that a mixed train service be maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
State Public Utilities Commission
Shawnee
Zanesville
Tomorrow's Horoscope: Febile Ventures and New Ventures
Horoscope notes for Friday March 31 point to excitement in unusual channels and new ventures. Daily routines may falter unless initiatives shift into unexpected enterprises. Notable nativity mentions De Witt Clinton with Gov. News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Kemble
Anon
de Witt Clinton
News
When a Man Is a Miner film shown for education
CHAUNCEY March 1. A film titled When a Man Is a Miner will be shown at the Globe theater Friday at 7 o'clock. The picture, drawn from the U S bureau of mines, is used in local vocational mining classes for educational purposes. No admission fee. All interested invited.
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Chauncey
Globe Theater
United States Bureau of Mines
Seekers of Noblest class to meet in Millfield Friday
CHAUNCEY March 1 The Seekers of the Noblest class of the Millfield Methodist Episcopal church will hold their monthly business and social session Friday evening at the home of Misses Ruth and May Howard in Millfield. Boosters class members will be guests at the meeting. Rev and Mrs V Ahlbrand relocate dry cleaning business to Michaels property on Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth
May Howard
Millfield
V. Ahlbrand
High Street
Michaels
Mill Street
Delegates Named as Parties Hit National Conventions
The Tammany delegation to the Democratic national convention was selected with Senators Royal Copeland and Robert Wagner among the choices. Recounts of speeches in Los Angeles urged honesty in government while Hoover’s dry policy drew defense in the House. Petitions filed for Hoover in Michigan and Wyoming show cross party primary activity. Alfred E. Smith’s name may enter North Dakota ballots. Missouri to send two GOP delegates for Lowden.
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Tammany
Royal
Copeland
Robert Fr. Wagner
South
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Women's Democratic Club
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Michigan
K. Hanway
Casper
Wyoming
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Secretary of State
North Dakota
Missouri
Frank O. Lowden
Revival services opening in Junction City by Rev. L. B. Ludwig
Corning March 1 Reverend L B Ludwig of the Corning United Brethren church conduct revival services in Junction City. James Fleming messenger carrier is reported seriously ill at his home here. F A Cady was a business visitor in New Lexington Wednesday. Tom Spence visits his son Lavern Spence in Tetedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
L. B. Ludwig
Another Leader of Allied Forces Dies
Rome reports the death of General Armando Diaz the Duke of Victory famed for Vittorio Veneto. He died a fortnight after Karl Haig Britain's wartime field marshal, both leaders whose victories aided the Allied cause in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.P
Armando Diaz
Duke of Victory
Vittorio Vento
Karl Haig
Great Britain
Special Offer for Gas and Indigestion Relief
Cline Pharmacy Co offers Dave's Mentha Pepsin elixir guaranteed to end indigestion and gas. A single tablespoonful reportedly relieves gas, heart pain, and breathing difficulty within ten minutes, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy Co
Elixir
Dave
Boy Near Death After Shells Explode at School
Arthur Kinney, 16, was near death in Zanesville after shotgun shells and a dynamite cap in his pocket exploded at Kelly school during recess. His hand was blown off and doctors feared leg amputation. Three nearby boys suffered minor injuries.
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Zanesville
Arthur Kinney
Kelly School
Lindbergh Awarded Woodrow Wilson Peace Medal
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh receives the Woodrow Wilson peace medal and a $25,000 prize for meritorious service toward peace through justice. Viscount Cecil won in 1924 and Elihu Root in 1926. no award in 1925. The Woodrow Wilson foundation said presentation would occur within months.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Viscount Ceci
England
Elihu Root
United States
Europe
Central America
Woodrow Wilson
Viscount Cecil
Lindbergh
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Extra guard ordered for Velma West in jail
Painesville Ohio March 1 An extra guard was ordered today to watch Velma West a confessed husband slayer who has been in jail since December awaiting trial Signs of nervousness and fear of breakdown prompted the measure Sheriff Edward Rasmussen said guards will remain in the cell day and night until the trial which begins next Monday. Mrs West is charged with murdering her husband T Edward West who was killed in their Perry cottage last December.
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Painesville
Velma West
Slayer
Edoward Rasmussen
Perry, O
Britisher Cyril Walker shoots 66 ties Pinehurst record
Cyril Walker now a professional in the United States shot a 66 at Pinehurst tying the course record set by Emmett French in 1925.
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Cyril Walker
Pinehurst
Emmett French
Moone's Emerald Oil Claims Quick Relief for Eczema
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for terrible eczema and other skin eruptions. It promotes night and morning use with Moone's Bandage for swollen veins and claims antiseptic, healing properties for eczema barbers itch salt rheum boils ulcers and open sores.
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Moone
An Old Hair Darkening Recipe Promoted in Ad Text
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken hair at home. The method involves applying with a sponge or brush to a strand of hair, claiming gray disappears by morning and repeated use yields dark, glossy hair that looks younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Randall
Wyeth
Abdominal Pains Danger Signals of Gall Bladder
A dubious health notice urges readers to take Klax-Ko as a home treatment for gall bladder issues. It claims to thin bile, relieve inflammation, and prevent surgery, promising refunds if not effective. The text cites vague symptoms and promotes a pharmaceutical refund guarantee.
Senate Committee To Visit Coal Mines
Senate interstate commerce committee to investigate conditions in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio bituminous fields where union miners have been out of work nearly a year. John L. Lewis UMWA president to be first witness, followed by other union officials before operators testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Watson
Hoover Club Organized in Columbus
A Hoover-For-President club has been formed in Columbus. General Edward Horton Jr, a Hoover delegate-at-large candidate, was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward Orton, Jr
Hoover
A Pretty Afternoon Frock Pattern 6047
The Messenger Pattern Department offers a dress pattern 6047 for Maire satin crepe satin or velveteen with satin. Cut in six sizes bust 34 to 44 inches, the 38 inch size uses 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch material and 1 yard contrasting for facing collar and cascade portions. Pattern mailed to any address for 15 cents.
Nervous Breakdown Recovered With Dr Pierce Medicines
Mrs Chas Shearston of Conneaut Ohio reports severe nerves weakness loss of appetite and weight gain after using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. She credits renewed health to the medicines and advises readers to write Dr Pierce for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut
Ohio
Iron in Diet Emphasis by Former NY Health Official
Former New York health commissioner Roy al Copeland outlines daily iron needs for different groups and food sources rich in iron such as lean meats eggs cereals and vegetables. He cautions about iron deficiency risks and the role of milk fruits and lime in bone and tissue health while noting symptoms that may accompany heart and nervous system issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
Commissioner of Health
New York City
Rheumatic relief with Rad Salts remedy
The article promotes Rad Salts as a tonic to fight rheumatism. It urges staying dry, avoiding sweets, drinking water, and taking a spoonful of Rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity and stimulate kidneys. It claims rheumatism comes from toxins in the blood and bowels.
Farmers to Plant 15000 Forest Trees in Jackson County
Jackson county will set out 15000 forest trees this spring under the supervision of County Farm Agent W. H. Coulson and a committee of assistants consisting of Pearl Robbins and Floyd DeLashmutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jackson County
W. H. Coulson
Pearl Robbins
Floyd DeLashmutt
Patrick O Day Dies of Injuries in Auto Collision
Cleveland March 1 Pat rick O Day aged 65 died in Lutheran hospital from injuries after being struck by an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patrick O'Day
Lutheran Hospital
Goitre Removed At McKee Drug Company
Fragmentary notice indicates goitre removal offered by McKee Drug Company. It mentions women and girls and a wreck and seeks information or assistance related to the procedure. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erience
McKee Drug Comabaryy
Shabby Little Ways of Giving Offense
A fragmentary essay laments the laziness and poor manners in letter writing. It argues personal and business correspondence are delayed due to inertia and lack of practice, urging self discipline to write clearly and promptly.
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