J Edward Lott Dies at Home in Chauncey
Chauncey mourns J Edward Lott 65 longtime resident of Chauncey died Wednesday evening at his High Street home after six weeks of liver illness. Survived by wife Josephine and son Clyde. daughter Stella Neeley from a prior marriage to a Clarksburg, West Virginia resident. another son Arthur predeceased. A quartet including Henry Cass Charles Sellars Charlie Bradfield and Neil Tippett performed with Cass in charge.
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Chauncey
J. Edward Lott
High Street
Mr. Lott
Josephine Lott
Clyde Lott
Stella Neeley
Clarksburg
W. Va
Arthur Lott
Reading
Henry Cass
Charles Sellars
Charlies Bradfield
Neil Tippett
Friendship Bible Class Benefit Sociable in Chauncey
The Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ held a Tuesday night fundraising sociable in Chauncey to buy new hymn books. Eleanor Close won the Renke prize. entertainment featured 20 children directed by Christine Brown, the Bible School orchestra, Peter Ken cey on cornet with Mrs Cass, Elizabeth Close on piano, Thelma Jean R Brookins recitations, and Helen Keasey singing.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Beneft
Floyd Nye
Guy Brookins
Gladys Pickering
Wesley Walburn
Renke
Eleanor Close
Pima Cass
Christine Brown
Bible School
Peter Kencey
Three Chauncey Residents Celebrate Birthdays This Week
Charles H. Howard, a Chauncey merchant for 150 years, marked his eightieth birthday with a dinner hosted by his daughter Miss Frances Howard on Converse Street. Fellow celebrants include Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gardner, observed on March 1 and 2.
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Chauncey
Charles H. Howard
Frances Howard
Converse Street
Oter
M. J. Gardner
Mrs. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Betty LeMaster Recovering After Chauncey Rail Accident
Eight year old Betty LeMaster is recovering at her sister’s Chauncey home after a railroad accident left her right hand missing all fingers and three on the left. Also noted: Nelva Walton’s ninth birthday party in Chauncey with games music and gifts. Hocking district reports several mine operations including Chauncey No 25 Manhattan Coal Poston No 6 Millfield and others. Hocking was the only mine active Wednesday.
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Chauncey
Betty LeMaster
Dudley LeMaster
Wilbert Love
Harry Walton
Nelva
Chauncey No
Manhattan Coal Co
Poston No
Millfield
Hocking
Luhrng
Carbondale
Lick Run
British War Budget Increase Demanded
London reports the war department presenting a tentative budget for 1933 showing a rise of 1,462,000 pounds sterling over 1932 spending. Lord Halls sham notes past economy measures harmed efficiency and cannot be repeated without consequences. the estimate amounts to 37,960,000 pounds versus 36,488,000 previously appropriated.
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London
British War Department
Lord Hallsham
Unusual Play Delivers Double Grand Coup in Bridge
In the Kiwanis Club of Athens tournament, Mayor and Mrs. R. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. K. Wilcox bid and made 4 Hearts on board 13. The West hand was forced to trump in a double grand coup, a rare sequence praised for its ingenuity and precision by both pairs.
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Kiwanis Club of
Athens
Wood
K. Wilcox
Ohio University Music School presents Vaughn De Leath program
Miss Helen Hedden of the faculty sang an English translation of Liste's Liebestraum The Gray House Messager and My Love Comes A Riding at a student convocation Wednesday at Ohio University School of Music.
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Helen Hedden
Ohio University School of Music
Liste
Gray House
Messager
Vaughn de Leath
Ohio LA Women Debate Oxford in Buckeye Conference Tilt
Ohio University affirmative women’s team will face Miami University in a Buckeye Conference debate Friday at 3 30 in Fine Arts Auditorium. The topic is compulsory auto insurance. The Miami women will be guests of the Ohio team at the Prep Feries Friday night.
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Ohio University
Miami
Who Is Howard Scott Technocracy’s Mystery Man
New York dispatch traces Howard Scott, Technocracy’s elusive figure. He avoids photos and interviews while records show varied jobs 1918 to 1924, including floor wax maker, with rumors of birth in Virginia and European studies. Founding the Technical Alliance in 1920, he drew later support from Chase and Veblen though Steinmetz stayed distant.
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New York
Technocracy
Howard Scott
Scott
Virginia
Bagdad
Howard
Russia
Canada
Technical Alliance
Stuart Chase
Thorstein Veblen
Charles P. Steinmetz
Alliance
Pompton Lakes technocracy figure known in New Jersey
Police and firemen recall Scott visiting Pompton Lakes headquarters, sleeping on a cot in the boarded up power house. He baffled locals with claims of Technocracy while pursuing a floor-wax business and a scientific saga of Bohemia. He now lives partly in Chelsea Manhattan, lecturing and directing his organization from Columbia University.
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Pompton Lakes
Scott
Bohemia
Chelsea
Manhattan
Columbia University
National Bureau of Police Next Step in Crime Control
Walker Haney predicts a National Commissioner of Police with a Washington headquarters under the Justice Department. A nationwide network would place city chiefs under state chiefs and create a federal style crime data service with fingerprint, handwriting, photo and crime registries. Leaders like Volmer and Darrow back a police modernization to match European systems.
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Marian Bush Snyder
National Bureau of Police
Walker Haney
Athens
Chicago
Criminology Research
August Volmer
International Chiefs of Police
Berkley
Calif
John Larson
Chester W. Darrow
Behavior Research Fund
Haney
Volmer
Darrow
Larson
Pay Checks Honored by Ohio Collieries Bank in Toledo
A notice on an Ohio Collieries door in Glouster states the Toledo bank issuing pay checks has not used the five percent relief plan and is paying checks in full as presented. The notice eases local merchants who had cashed several checks. PALOS: Mrs. Alex Moore hosts dinner for Mr. Moore’s birthday with guests including the Galloways Jago and Carpenter families.
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Ohio Collieries Company
Glouster
Toledo
Women of the Moose Celebrate 16th Anniversary in Glouster
Forty five members and guests attended the Moose Hall gathering on High Street for the Women of the Moose 16th anniversary party. Mrs Hudson of Athens led a program with local members aiding and a solo dance by Charlene Williams. Refreshments followed.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
High Street
Glouster Postmaster Transfer Moves City Carrier Role
Glouster confirms Postmaster H F Hambel moved March 1 to city mail carrier after retirement of Henry Archer. Herman E Jones acts as postmaster until civil service exam and permanent appointment. Hambel began service 1916, multiple posts culminating as postmaster in 1923.
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Hambel
Glouster
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Zack Williams at Carr Farm
The Get Together Club surprised Mrs Zack Williams with a birthday party at her Carr farm home near Bishopville on Monday afternoon. A gift was presented and refreshments served to relatives and neighbors including Mrs Etta Palmer Mrs Edna Easler Norma Jean Hazel Carpenter Lucy Pedicord Hattie Watkins E P Carpenter Junior Esther and the Williamses.
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Zack Williams
Bishopville
Carr Farm
Williams
Etta Palmer
Edna Easler
Norma Jean
Hazel Carpenter
Lucy Pedicord
Hattie Watkins
E. P. Carpenter
Esther
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