Carsey Dies in Mason After Illness
William Carsey aged resident of Mason died yesterday after being found on the floor in a near frozen condition. Authorities suggest he suffered a stroke while attempting to rise to attend a fire. He is the father of Fred Carsey, superintendent of the Ohio River salt works. Funeral plans not announced.
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Pomeroy
William Carsey
Mason
S Te
Fred Carsey
Ohio
River Salt Works
Meigs County Club Chooses Its Officers
P W Bence elected president of the Meigs County club at a Monday meeting in the Neil Avenue M E church. Other officers include Charles W Bush as vice president C Hurley Martin as secretary and treasurer and Thomas F Lewis as secretary of the membership committee. Many officers this year hail from Pomeroy and Dexter.
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Pomeroy
P. W. Bence
East Gates
Columbus
Municipal Court
Pegce
Meigs County Club
Neil Avenue
M. E
Meigs County
Charles W. Bush
West
Fifth Avenue
C. Hurley Martin
Wilbur Avenue
Treast
Thomas F. Lewis
Sixty fourth anniversary celebration at Fides hall Middleport
The sixty fourth anniversary celebration of the Knights of Pythias was held last evening at Fides hall North Second and Rutland streets. A fine program was run by the entertainment committee Juhling Vrooman King and Mills. Mus ic numbers were well received and the event ended with a dance and cards. The Pythian family enjoyed a happy time in Middleport.
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Fides
Scope of relief work widens in Pomeroy area
Pomeroy March 2. Relief work widens as an extra kitchen opens at Silver Run and about 30 children are fed at noon. The relief committee appeals for regular milk donations. Investigation finds undernourished babies and families. Capt Riggins and Howell lead county relief. policy calls for kitchens where ten or more children need food and reports of destitution to Pomeroy relief HQ.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Silver Run
Wothera
Riggins
D. N Bei
Riggine
Ae de la Onirey
Lana
Ha Howell
County Relief Committee
Rutland
Whatsoever Class Holds March Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Whatsoever class met in regular session Thursday evening for its March meeting in the assembly room of the Presbyterian church. A good attendance marked the evening and gifts for a needy family pleased the group. The event proceeded quietly with hostesses Mrs. W. H. Juhling Mrs. F. M. Sisson Mrs. Ewart Donovan Mrs. R. A. Sherman and Miss Vivian Middleton.
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Presbyterian Church
Aunt Elizabeth’s Tea Energizes Local Missionary Circle
The Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church hosted a circle with Mrs. R. H. Horden on South Fifth Street Wednesday afternoon. The event raised a good sum for the treasury and featured a well received program titled Aunt Elizabeth's Tea led by three key workers, Helen Bradford, Freda Reed, and Edna Howard, whose parts were well executed. The organizers expect renewed church interest and repeat the program due to its success.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
R. H. Horden
South Fifth Street
Helen Bradford
Freda Reed
Edna Howard
Elizabeth
Two Pomeroy Couples Win Middleport Brides
Two Pomeroy men James Arnold 22 and Joseph Renshaw 21 obtained marriage licenses with Ruth Bradbury 391 Middleport and Ara Pareens 21 Middleport. The pairs planned to wed in Zanesville and visit Columbus and other northern state locales before returning next Monday.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
James Arnold
Pomeroy, Carpenter
Ruth Bradbury
Joseph Renshaw
Ara Pareens
Middlepost
Zanesville
Renshaw
Street Car Company
Arnold
Pomeroy Cement Block Company
Miss Parsons
Edward Parsons
Miss Bradbury
Asa Bradbury
Columbus
Zancavillé
Sophomore Social a Success at Chauncey High School
Chauncey March 2. Members of the Sophomore class of Chauncey-Dover High School with guests met at Mary Guerra's Millfield home Wednesday evening. Games dancing and cards provided entertainment for about 60 people. Ice cake and coca refreshments were served. Prizes were awarded in various contests. Faculty members present included Coach J. Br. Shaw, Miss Ruth Fiske, and Christine C. Brown.
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Chauncey
Mem
auncey-Dover High School
Mary Guerra
Millfield
J. BR. Shaw
Shaw
Ruth Fiske
Christine C. Brown
Bride of the date honored at Pleasant Temple meeting
At the far temple meeting of Pleasant Temple Pythian Sisters Mrs A Sweeney Phillips a bride of the date was presented with a silk spread as a gift from the Py Sisters during the social hour a pot luck supper was served. A report from Millfield notes meals served to needy children with 400 meals at West Side and about 566 at the Side school during the week.
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Chauncey
Far Temple
Pleasant Temple
Pythian Sisters of Pty
A Sweeney Phillips
Py- Sisters
Chauncey-Dover School Interclass Basketball Schedule
Chauncey March 2 reports girls and boys teams from the Chauncey-Dover school playing interclass games at noon in the Chauncey school gymnasium. Local families from Columbus and Chauncey were visiting and accompanying relatives during recent days.
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Auncey
Chauncey-Dover School
Chauncey School
Pomeroy Sante Fe Boom Ends In Court Action
In Pomeroy the ill fated boom era tied to the Sante Fe project ends as W Hartwig of Cincinnati sues for a receiver. The suit, agreed by a majority of stockholders, targets the Sante Fe company with Judge Crow expected to appoint a receiver today as M G Tyler, vice president, is served.
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Pomeroy
Brocalsa Chemical
Grayciiff Chemical Com- All
Sante Fe Agit
W. Hartwig
Cincinnati
Fabs
Bend
Hig
Pomteroy Salt Asseton
Mineraville
Common Pleas
Senta Fe Company
Crow
M. G. Tyler
Leap Day Babies Reported In Pomeroy Bend
In Pomeroy on Leap Day two births were recorded. A 12-pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert in Middleport, dedicated to the nation’s new era by grandfather Caries Yoat. An hour before midnight a girl born to Deputy Auditor and Mrs. Howard Hughes on Main Street, granddaughter of the county farm’s Superintendent and Matron Steward.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Fred Gilbert
Howard Hughes
Main Street
Loyal Women Meet for Semi Monthly Session at Ferrel Home
The Loyal Woman's Circle of the Church of Christ gathered Wednesday at Mrs. B F Ferrel's High street home for a semi monthly business and social session. President Mrs Floyd Nye led the meeting in Mrs Guy Brookins absence and program presenters included Mrs Harvey Nye Mrs John Brewer Mrs John Shafer Mrs Watt Ferrel Mrs Guy Gardner and Mrs Neal Helsel The hostess with her daughter Mrs Ray Parry provided a social collation.
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B. F. Ferrel
High Street
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Circle
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
Guy Brookins
Harvey Nye
John Brewer
John Shafer
Watt Fer ‘Rel
Guy Gardner
Neal Helsel
Mrs. Ray Parry
Mellett Case Reopening Considered In Ohio Inquiry
Canton reports say questioning of Floyd E. Streitenberger and Louis E. Mazer in the state penitentiary may reopen the Don R. Mellett murder inquiry next Wednesday. Their depositions could influence the civil service commission hearing of Ben E. Clarke as the Lengel case unfolds.
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Canton
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Louis E. Mazer
State Penitentiary
Don R. Mellett
Streitenberger
Mazer
Civil Service Commission
Ben E. Clarke
Police
Bertillon Bureau
A. Lengel
Mellett
Lengel
Lisbon
P. E. Thomas
Clarke
Naomi Class Meeting at Methodist Church Plains
The Naomi Bible class of young married women met at Mrs. Ethel Wright's home in The Plains Wednesday evening. President Bernice Humphrey led. Devotional by Mrs. Robert Graves, Bible story by Virgene Porter. A quartet sang. Luncheon served. Attendees listed include Bernice Humphrey and Ethel Wright.
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Chauncey
Naomi Bible
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Plains
Ethel Wright
Bernice’Humphrey
Audrey Kale
Robert Graves
Virgene Porter
Bernice Humphrey
Marie Michaels
Augusta Whitlatch
Edith Barrows
Water Shut Off Here Saturday For New Telephone Building
Water will be shut off in the main part of the city Saturday morning from 7 to 8 o'clock while a two inch water line is cut into the new telephone building on West Washington street. The main line runs from the water plant in West Athens to the city center. CHILLICOPHE March 2 no classes at the Btoney Creek school Thursday due to vandals who broke in and used hooks for fuel Alva Bennett implicated and named others.
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G. M. Romine
West
Washington Street
Athens
Chillicophe
Btoney Creek
Alva Bennett
Coal miner injured after 806 foot shaft fall near New Lexington
An 88 year old man Franklin Smathere of Monahala near New Lexington was hurt when he fell into a 806 foot shaft at the Loya Coal Mining company site while working around his home. Friends discovered him hours later in serious condition.
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Falia
New Lexington
Franklin Smathere
Monahala
Here
Loya Coal Mining Company
NOW HE's A BOBBER SEEDS
James Ivey shifts branding from barber shop to bobber shop signaling a playful nod to the era. The change mirrors a playful business pivot embracing motorcycle and custom bike culture.
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Bobber Seeds
Eng
the Times
James Ivey
Spellman and Badish Wed In Athens Ceremony
Miss Lottie Spellman of Chauncey and Victor J. Badish Jr. of Columbus were married February 24 in Athens. Rev. A. Wilcox officiated at the Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Spellman of Chauncey. The couple plans to reside in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Lottie Spellman
Victor J. Badish, Jr
Columbus
Athens
A. ¥. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
James Spellman
Illness report and visits in Millfield community
Mrs. Arthur Tripplett is reported improved at home. Miss Alma Fennell of Chauncey visited friends in Millfield last Sunday. Mr. Miley Powell of Catlettsburg and James Foster of Ashland, with Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr. Steve Powell, spent the weekend in Millfield with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tripplett
Alma Fennell
Chauncey
Millfield
Miley Powell
Catlettsburg
Kentucky
James Foster
Ashland
Charles Foster
Steve Powell
Lindbergh and Mother Unite at National Education Meet
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his mother Mrs Hrangeline Lodge Lindbergh were welcomed in Boston during the National Educational Association gathering. 5000 members rose to cheer as the pair entered Mechanics Hall. Dr Joseph M Gwinn praised Mrs Lindbergh for motherhood and presented a gold medal for exceptional motherhood.
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Boston
Mass
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Educational Association
Mechanics Hall
Association
Lindbergh
Hrangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Joseph M. Gwinn
Fire Destroys Empire Floor Tile Plant in Zanbesville
Fire at the Empire Floor and Wall Tile plant in Zanbesville destroyed the facility during the night. Damage estimated at 600000 dollars with five hundred workers left unemployed. Owner J W Owen said losses are covered by insurance. The blaze marked the plant's twenty sixth anniversary of a previous fire.
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Zanbesville
U.P
Empire Floor & Wall Tile Company
J. W. Owen
City Service Employee Struck by Automobiles
Gidney Kasler, 33, a truck driver and mechanic in the city service department, was knocked down while crossing Central Avenue near the waterworks by an automobile driven by John Parmiter, a mechanic in Athens. Kasler sustained three broken ribs, head gashes, and bruises to his leg and arm and is expected to recover in about four weeks after being taken home and given medical attention.
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John Parmiter
Athens
Gidney Kasler
North Cemetery Street
City Service Department
Nelsonville
Crossi Central Avenue
Parmiter
Kasler
Derailment of Forest City Limited near Swanson Ohio
The Forest City Limited derailed at Swanson 20 miles west of Toledo. Thirteen cars left the track but no one was injured among 131 passengers. nine Pullmans were involved but did not overturn. Wrecking crews from Toledo and Elkhart repaired the line after an eccentric rod snapped. The relief train ferried passengers to Toledo.
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Toledo
UPR
Forest City Limited
Swanson
Here
Elkhart
Ind
Kern
Toledo teen among trio hurt as interurban hits car
Ida Plevie age 16 was injured when an interurban car crashed into her father Cyril Plevie’s automobile near Leydort Junction. Cyril Plevie, 39, was killed instantly in the collision.
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Toledo
U.P
Ida ‘Plevie
Leydort Junction
Iic
Cyril Plevie
Oil Investigation Slowed by Dead Witnesses and Missing Facts
Senate oil inquiry stalls as key witnesses connected to the Continental Trading company deal of 1921 are dead or unable to testify. Will Hays says bonds valued at 160000 were sent via Fred Upham to Pratt and Weeks before their deaths, hindering efforts to expose political ramifications.
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Washington
La.m
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Nye
Europe
Veteran Color Bearer Dead in Ohio After Brief Illness
Holden Johnson aged 87, color bearer for the 29th Massachusetts Infantry in the Civil War, died in Martins Ferry, Ohio after a brief illness. He was wounded at Vicksburg and recovered the flag after three preceding color bearers were shot down.
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Martins Ferry
Holden Johnson
29Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Johnson
Vicksburg
Inquiry Ordered In Shooting of Woman at Marblehead
Mrs Evalyn Johnson 44 wife of Perry Johnson was shot on her summer porch and remains in Marblehead hospital while Ottawa County prosecutor William C Wierman conducts an inquiry. Johnson initially claimed three bandits fired. she now recalls only a flash near her head.
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Port Clinton
Evalyn Johnson
Perry
Marblehead
William C. Wierman
Lottawa County
Johnson
Ver Linden to chair Jordan Motor Car executive panel
Edward Ver Linden former president of Peerless Motor Car will become chairman of the executive committee of the Jordan Motor Car company on Monday in Cleveland. The move shifts leadership during a period of corporate realignment and signals renewed focus on strategic direction and operations.
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Cleveland
Edward Ver Linden
Peerless Motor Car Company
Jordan Motor Car Company
Local Boxing Cards Highlight Notable Wins and Draws
Freddy Fitzgerald edged Rudy Pittsburgh in a ten round bout as O H Ftzgerald aims for victory. Harold Scarnecchia from Youngstown stopped Charley Scherer in four rounds. Jack O Connell of Cleveland won by technical knockout against Frankie Ritz of New Castle. Pickles Donahue and Al Christy fought to a draw after four rounds. George Malone testified he was only temperately drunk when a policeman charged him with intoxication.
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Eee
Freddy Ftzgerald
Oung Rudy
Pittsburgh
Harold Scarnecchia
Youngstown
Charley Scherer
Sandusky
Jack O'Connell
Cleveland
Frankie Ritz
New Castle
Pickles Donahue
al Christy
Chicago
George Malone
Third arrest for parking near schools cited in county report
Constable Harry Dalton makes the third parking near a school arrest in a few days at Rock Riffle with Clinton Sans after an affidavit by Oty Carter of the board of education. Several residents face fines for liquor, dog license, or theft related charges as Magistrate Porter handles cases in Athens county.
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Harry Dalton
Clinton Sans
Rock Riffle
Oty Carter
Board of Education
Sama
Capt Porter
Factory
Jackville
White Hall
Charles Bolin
Mechanicsburg
Porter
Constable Dalton
John Stevens
Earl Simons
Hebbie Deville
A. J. Wilson
Mary Colbert
Deanville
Carl ‘Thompson
Doanville
Sam Savage
Circlehill
Virgil
Yates
Athens County
Colbert
David Wade
Mechah
Rebel Nicaragua Leader Pursued After Marine Attack
In Managua region the pursuit of rebel leader Augustino continues after his surprise attack on a marine detachment left five U S Marines dead and eight injured. U S forces aim to press into Nueva Segovia hills where the Sandinistas fled. London reports Joseph Harris escaped Morpeth Asylum, reached his Alnwick home, then was stopped by a police officer.
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Managua
Edward F. O'Day
Nueva Segova
London
Joseph Harris
Morpeth Asylum
Alnwick
Agad
Castoria Endorses Safe Infant Care and Sleep Aid
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a harmless reliable remedy for babies with fussiness fever and colic. It claims the product calms the system without shock and highlights a free book on baby care with each bottle.
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Fletcher
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Ohio State University
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Ibride
Ona Phillips
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Senta Fe Salt Company
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