Burial for Mary McCune Held at Church of Christ
Relatives and friends gathered Friday afternoon at Church of Christ in Chauncey to honor Mrs. Mary Williams McCune who died after a stroke two weeks earlier at her son-in-law and daughter Edward and Mrs. Fouty’s home. Rev. G B Courtney led services with hymns including Nearer Still Nearer. The Naomi Bible class staged short plays and humorous acts at The Plains school. Attendees included her husband and children, grandchildren, and many friends. Roy Patterson recovering from heart attack at home in Millfield is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Sline Church of Christ
Mary Williams McCunne
Edward Fouty
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Paradise
Charles Bradfield
Hazel Lahugh
Ars
Daisy
Ray Michaels
Floyd Linscott
Ernest Whitlatch
Ralph Porter
Herman Humphrey
Herman Howard
Frank Wright
Curtis Grace
Floyd Whitlatch
Luke Hardy
Patterson
March
Roy Patterson
Millfield
Harr family burial and birth report in Jelty notes
Burial occurred at Green lawn cemetery with pallbearers and flower bearers named including Mrs Charles Downsiear Mrs C Frye and Mrs Wesley Six among others. The Stalder Jelty family announced the birth of a son at MU street home with the mother formerly Miss Porothsel and the article ends with uncertain stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlawn
Charles Downsiear
C. Frye
Wesley Six
A. L. Preston
BF Goodson
William Smith
Harry Webb
Andrew Jackson
Floyd Stanier
Cn Smith
Thomas Huffmann
Charles Sweeney
Chauncey
Hollas Stalder
Jelty
MU Street
Poroth Sel
Stratparen
Mes G Yo
Mer
Dews to Open Hotel in Amesville Names Mr and Mrs
March 8 report from Operate Hotel Chauncey notes Mr and Mrs Nile Dew of this city heading to Amesville to run a hotel. Their daughters Misses Alice and Louise Dew will stay in Chauncey to finish school. Coach Mes J Shaw will occupy the finished home of the bens on Jacobsatchue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nile Dew
Amesville
Alice
Louise Dew
Coach
Mes
J. 2
Shaw
Bens
Jacobs Atchue
When A Man Is A Miner shown at Globe theater
About 900 people viewed the vocational mining class film When A Man Is A Miner at the Globe theater in Nine Hundred Chaunclly on Friday night. The United States Bureau of Mines education loaned the film, shown free of charge. Pearl Patterson returned to Columbus after visiting Millfield parents Mr and Mrs Roy Stratturson.
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Chauncey Theater
Chauncly
Globe Theater
United States Bureau of
Birthday surprise for Henry Locke 54 in Chauncey
In Chauncey on March 3 a surprise party honored Henry Locke who turns 54 on February 29. At his son-in-law and daughter’s home on Matin and Converse, a two course luncheon was served, music by Luster Dowler, Raymond Savage and George Nicholson Jr, and dancing followed. Attendees included Henry and Mrs. Locke, Nola Locke, Clem Kovelski and family, Lester Locke and family, Lewis Canter and others from the city. A separate Chauncey-Dover high school try-out selected contestants for a county field meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncet
Henry Locke
Ernest Johnson
Matin
Converse
Luster Dowler
Raymond Savage
George Nicholson, Jr
Lewis Canter
Nola Locke
Clem Koveleski
Edward
Clemie
Lester Locke
Dorothy
Emogene
Roscoe
Ralph
Hildreth
Elinore ‘Behultz
Top Cline
Joseph
Georgie
Lester Dovrier
Homer Leffler
Garnet Dowler
Geraldins
Harry
James
Henry
Walter Ler
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Taley
Nye
Plain
Sadie
Mae Lands Coe
Charles Minister
Giorna Carter
USA
Yuleman
Athens
Wag
Leap Year Birthday Observed by Cruise Family in Logan
Mrs Jola H Cruise of West Trent Street celebrates a Leap Year birthday with her anniversary observed at a family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Cruise. Mr and Mrs Walter Cruise and other relatives attended in Logan with many postal cards received.
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Jola H. Cruise
West Trent Street
Dar. Logan
John H. Cruiin
West Fron Street
Dirs
Paul Cruise
Tir
Mra
Walter Cruise
Zanessilk
Cruise
Girls Reserve Group Formed At Logan High School
Logan March 3. A girls reserve group is being formed at the high school to promote morals scholastic standing and conduct. Ten new members will join soon with initiation slated. Charter members and names of the initial recruits are listed along with hospital notices and local reports.
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Logan
Chris
Lozan Hi
Boss
Sentora
Jeanettel Geddes
Louise Strentz
Delphine Hichel
Elieabeth Schrader
Kathrine Campue
Helen Angie
Ann Bond
Olne Taio
Cheabeth Hewel
Adelaide Stochester
Aianon Po
Florence Powers
Mate Xieex
Virginia Harper Foddesis Basen
Sara Thagers
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Basketball Scores
Fragmentary notes list players Logan Marat Ab huis and J Columber with scores and frames. Mentions of teams Atlant and Sparnou, plus Connors and Weir Becond, but details are garbled and cannot yield a coherent final score or event.
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Sloon
J. Columber
Weite
Social Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Mrs Eo Lo Nimon hosted Araeca ci social at Gillaguer Place with many attendees. Honors awarded to several guests. A two course dinner followed an evening of toasts, songs, and remarks. LOGAN and others attended from Union Space and nearby towns. GLI AMICT CLUB hosted a Thursday program on South Market Street with readings and vocal interludes. The Descriptive Club met for a semi monthly session featuring a lecture on The Silvers Cord and readings from Darmous Characters of the Stage.
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Eo Lo
Gillaguer
Ann Shriner
de Sala
Rei Strache
Gu Livshon
Petie
Ar. M. IL Gherrington
8.Terk
Nuth Brooke
Sofia
Gertrude
Herott Tipton
Deon
John Krieg
Goulding
Forest
George Uiengst
I. Dieckeerer
Col. Man
We. Woodard
Gabriel
Thusseil - Midane B. Vielde
Wollaas
Teridgewater
Tax on Horse and Cattle in Era of Lower Rates
A damaged notice describes a past tax on a horse two cattle and land with a receipt issued to Tom Wright in October 1428 by a treasurer in Las Morena. It notes the property, residents Gehtte and Lenae, and mentions a yearly average tax payment of about 3.2 units. Tingy Hansel visited Nelsonville on Thursday.
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Ton
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Aerials Removed and Workers Disrupt Local Poles
Thursday workers from a local utility removed aerials and disconnected several strains attached to poles across rural parts. Authorities warn that improper handling endangers the public and discourage such practice. Local officials urge safety and proper procedures.
Flag Presented to School at Smith's Chapel
Logan county patrons gathered Thursday afternoon as Corps No 526 presented a United States flag to the school. Mrs Cora Morgan, corny president, directed the patriotic program with America sung and prayer led by Mrs C Wright. Superintendent Coleman spoke. Mrs Ima Wiley of Columbus Corps No 118% made the presentation to the school.
Refused Logan Gas rate filing in pending case decision
Columbus March 38 The state public utilities commission dismissed Logan Gas Company for applying to file a new rate schedule while the existing rate case, pending since 1923, was not settled. The ruling follows April 1926 Supreme Court precedent that new rate schedules cannot be filed until titration in a pending rate case is resolved.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company
Bonu
State Pubilic Utilities Commission
Ghio
Grant Mouser
Marion
James Huffman
Tn 1
Supreme Court
Logan c T Company
He Sas Company
J. W. Muller
Kane
Local Social and Health Notes From Logan
Miss Florence Tallman of the state health department visited Logan on Thursday to confer with Ca. 4. R. Hiatt and Miss Catherine Mars han from the health department. Mrs Ply Techapnert hosted two bridge games at her home on Nairn Moulberry Street Friday evening. Several residents recovered from recent hospital operations and visitors called on relatives in Logan.
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Florence Tallman
State Department of Health
Logan
R. Hiatt
Catherine Marshan
T Health
Nairn Moulberry Street
Prijay
Bir
Colum
Iastor
Karl Kuna
Aia
J. DB. McLain
B. Trowbridge
Mary
Martha West
Miami
Ita
Jamies Tectar
Cournibus
Opens New Store On Mill Street In Athens
McClannahan opens a new grocery on Mill Street with his son Claudia Melanuat to operate under the family firm. The Metannahan family moves from Lancaster Street to the adjoining Mill Street property after decades on Lancaster.
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Mill Street
McClannahan
Lancaster
Sheris
Siner
Athens
Walt
Claudia Melanuat
Glue University
Ite
Metannahan
Lancaster Street
Mult Street
Motion Upheld Logan March 3 Rehearing Set
Welding that he erred in charging the weight on the effect of contributors next agency Judge Harley M Water craft sustained a motion for a new trial in the case of Inev Stone against Harvey Wilke for damages. The judge found in favor of the defendant. The case involved a quarrel over personal injuries brought by Mrs Sto of Columbu hus following a wreck on July 1 15 on the Nelsonville Pike near the Grahiral farm. The date was set for the rehearing.
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Nelsonville Pike
Grahiral Farm
Harvey Wilieke
Ratcliffe found guilty in paternity case
Marrie Everett Ratcliffe was found guilty on a paternity charge brought by Clara Smith in common pleas court after one hour's deliberation. The twelve jurors listed include Vernen Kitchen Velitring W. H. Hansel Anni Arnokt Konor Hash Andrew Mullescamp and others.
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Ratclievd
Pound
Logan
Marrie Everett
Ratcliffe
Clara Smith
Common Pleas
Fur
Vernen Kitchen
Velitring
W. H. Hansel
Anni Arnokt
Konor Hash
Andrew Mullescamp
Mrai Lugenn Weieht
Cora Moraga
Aflen Dougherty
John Ohlmpger
W. J T. Brasharee
John Mauk
Whisky for Workers In Athens Is Seized
Cecil Perry, a man from Chauncey, planned to deliver whisky to workmen in Athens on Saturday afternoon. Officer Fred Heck arrested Perry on a charge of transporting liquor. He pleaded guilty before Justice Carl Porter and paid a $200 fine plus costs.
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Cecil Perry
Chauncey
Athens
Fred Heck
Courtney Hill
Perry
Hanor
Carl Porter
Woman Dies 34 Days After Husband in Ohio Town
Mrs. Elizabeth Beckle, 72, died after a lingering bronchial illness at 11:45 a.m. Saturday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Williams, 14 West Washington Street. She had been gravely ill when her husband died January 9, and friends thought her condition serious. Born February 1, 1855, in Pomeroy to Peter and Susan Schlaegel, she lived much of her life there before moving to Athens County. Five children survived, including Mrs. C. Crosson, Mrs. William Williams, Mrs. Thomas Willing, and Mrs. J. Duncan, with one grandson Gene Williams. The family asked friends to extend sympathy and aid during the bereavement.
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Elizabeth Beckle
William Willams
West Washington Street
Willams
Ted
Mrs. Beekle
Pomeroy
Php
Susan Schlaegel
Hormeroy
George Tackle
Duns
Mero
Athens County
Beebe
Beckle
Genege Williams
Music Club Plans Community Work in Athens County
At a Thursday meeting held at 33 Park Place, Athens County Music Club announced a program featuring Mrs. Guy Hale on Coleridge Taylor and performances by Elizabeth Lynch and Art Hants. The club aims to advance black musical ability and study lives of great musicians, planning next for Burleigh. Officers include Carl C Cooper president and Mildred Reynolds vice president.
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Athens County Music Club
Garl
Cooper
Park Place
Guy Hale
Coleridge Taylor
Guy Stale
Coleridge
Yaylor
Mmiss
Elizabeth Lynch
Art Hants
National Negro Antiem
Megroes
YY. Burleigh
Oxley Home Damaged By Fire Saturday
Fire damaged an Oxley residence on Saturday morning with estimated losses of 15 dollars. Sparked shingles and nearby debris caught fire aboard the roof and deck, with neighbors and passersby assisting as flames spread from the structure to surrounding areas.
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Oxley
A. H. Ossey
West State Street
Sparks
Gore
Howsieck
Cverling
Dhiaca
Dumas
Santa
Mr. Aisfach
Hospital Notes From Aries Hospital Streamline Brief
Fragmented OCR report from Aries Hospital logs mentions patients, wards, and care routines. Jumbled details reference staff roles, treatments, and transfers, with several illegible names and dates.
Kroger CEO marries Cincinnati official amid market talk
Kroger chief executive marries a Cincinnati official as market observers note strategic ties while the wedding unfolds in late March. The event underscores high level ties within the retailer and local governance as investors watch for potential policy implications.
Rat Killers Visit Plant In Athens City
Final demonstration for the rat killing campaign in Athens county was held at the Athens Ice and Storage company plant Friday afternoon. A large crowd attended as M J Jones led the effort with insufficient material to cover the dump site. He plans a return the first of April to target the dump and kill rats there. Many dead rats were exposed, but the total killed could not be determined. The contest runs through March with teams in communities collecting evidence of dead rats, hawks, and crows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Ice and Storage Company
M. J. Jones
Beebe Pleads Guilty To Intoxicant Charge In Police Court
Curt Beebe, 30, admitted guilt to an intoxicant charge during arraignment in police court. Officer Herb Parker led the arrest. Captain Charles Maple also arrested EW. Warner on Friday night on Court Street.
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Chvink
Theho
Curt Beebe
Chic
Herb Parker
EW. Warner
Charles Maple
Dannkenness
Court Street
Howa
Cured His Rupture No Operation Needed Says Carpenter
An elderly carpenter Eugene Pullen from Manasquan N J claims a non surgical cure for rupture. He says after trying various methods his approach cured him quickly with no lost time or trouble. He offers full information to interested readers postpaid.
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Cam
Eugene
Pullen
Marcelun
Manasquan
N. d. Wetter
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