Mother seeks White House aid to win compensation for WWII hero Joe Anderson
Mrs. Hanson of Miles City Montana plans another mission to Washington to petition President Harding for compensation for her son Joe Anderson a St Mihiel hero who was gassed and later jailed for forgery before being pardoned by the president. Her earlier efforts included long treks and a foot journey from South Dakota prompting a pardon for him. Her other son Lieutenant Donald Anderson was killed in the same battle. She intends to travel to Arkansas then Washington to press the claim.
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Miles City
Mont
Marie Hanson
White House
Washington
Joe Anderson
St. Mihiel
Harding
Hanson
Kenneth Anderson Allready
National Capital
South Dakota
Leavenworth
Anderson
France
Joe
Brownsville
Tex
Peavensworth
Kan
Anson
Washington, D. C
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sale at Knowlton farm public auction near New Marshfield
The seller offers for sale at public auction at the Knowlton farm located 24 miles northwest of New Marshfield on the Carbondale road. Items include three Jersey cows ages 7 and years, one Jersey and Holstein cow age 4, one 8 year old cow, two horses totaling about 2600 pounds, a mare of 1 year, a wagon, harness, rake, disc harrow, ladders, and numerous other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton Farm
New Marshfield
Carbondale Road
T. C
Egyptian women charm and politics weave through veils
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton says Egyptian women remain veiled yet alluring and politically active. She notes wealthier women are educated, multilingual, and host salons with French fashion, while the Queen dreams of freedom beyond tradition. Seton also studies China's new woman advocating education and suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ernest Thompson Seto
Egypt
Mrs. Seton
Nile
Stunnning
Egvpt
Federal narcotics board studies illegal drug smuggling
Washington March 6 preliminary investigations by the federal narcotics control board indicate most dope sold illegally is smuggled into the United States. Secretary H A Hayward said reports are being gathered from U S manufacturers to determine import restrictions on narcotics derived from coca leaves and opium.
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Washington
Federal Narcotics Control Board
United States
H. A. Hayward
Deaths and Funerals Albany March 6 77 Civil War veteran
James H. Masheter aged 77 died today at 12 30 PM at his Albany home after a weeklong illness from influenza and pneumonia. He was a Civil War veteran and respected citizen. Survived by his widow a sister Mrs S Ledges of Athens two daughters Mrs William Whaley Hebbardsville and Mrs Jesse Vorkes of Akron two grandchildren James and William Whaley. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Albany
James H. Masheter
Masheter
S. 2.Ledges
Athens
William Whaley
Hebbardsville
Jesse Vorkes
Akron
James
Old monster Puritan sinks in the Delaware River
The veteran of the Spanish American War known as the old monster Puritan sank in the Delaware River after breaking from its moorings at a local junk yard where it had been brought to be scrapped.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Hoover cites Ruhr occupation causing shipment delays
Secretary of Commerce Hoover says general confusion from French occupation of the Ruhr valley is mainly to blame for interference with American shipments in and out of the occupied area.
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Washington
Ruhr Valley
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
British Press Protest French Barrier in Rhineland
London reports show British newspapers denouncing the French customs barrier in the Rhineland for hindering trade and raising tensions between Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Today
Rhineland
Selznick Picture Corp Files Federal Bankrupt Petition
In New York on March six an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court against the Selznick Picture Corporation. The report notes no details on assets or liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selznick Picture Corporation
Industrial activity climbs across United States reports say
Washington reports show increasing industrial activity across the United States as reflected in department of commerce releases made public this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
United States
Department of Commerce
Girls mature earlier and seek independence say dramatist Crothers
Rachel Crothers, noted playwright and producer, argues that girls are treated as grown by 14 today, not 18 or 20. She warns mothers to adapt to new standards as youths demand economic independence, intellectual companionship, and careers alongside traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Crothers
Local Tonsil Operation Performed for Sugar Creek Child
At Dr. J J Hoodlet office the latter part of the week a little son of Mr and Mrs Ben Fielder of Sugar Creek underwent tonsil removal. The operation was done by Drs W V Sprague and J J Hoodlet. Mr and Mrs O M Russell and children of Cattleburg Ky are visiting Mrs Russell's parents in Ellis avenue. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Leo Bingman and son of Athens for Sunday guests.
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J. J. Hoodlet
Ben Fielder
Sugar Creek
W. V. Sprague
O. M. Russell
Cattlesburg
Russells
Robert Hixson
Ellis Avenue
I.eo Bingman
Athens
Revival at City Church Closes After Three Weeks
The revival service at the Church of God in this city concluded Sunday evening after three weeks of well attended meetings. Evangelist Laura Dublin of Parkersburg West Virginia led the services until last week when she was called away, and several new members joined the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Laura Dublin
Parkersburge
W. Va
Pastor Rev. H. Givens Leads Regular Services
Since then the regular pastor Rev. H. Givens has been in charge of the services.
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Rev
H. Givens
Revival to Start at Christian Church Next Sunday Evening
Large crowd attends First Christian Sunday School last Sunday and larger turnout expected next Sunday. A ladies quartet including Mrs. Jimer Nida Mrs. Clarence Butts Mrs. Floyd Nye and Mrs. J H Pendergrass sang. Pastor Ste L W Spayd opens revival services next Sunday evening inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimer Nida
Clarence Butts
Floyd Nye
Ste. L. W. Spayd
Christian Church
Miss Augusta Evans Visits Chauncey in Weekend Stay
Miss Augusta Evans of Athens spent the weekend in Chauncey as a guest of Mrs. W. D. Hines. The visit highlighted social ties between Athens residents and Chauncey hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Evans
Athens
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Christian Endeavor to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Members of the Christian Endeavor Society at the church will meet Wednesday evening for officer elections followed by a social hour with games music and refreshments.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Bailey Run Day Trip to Logan on Sunday
A brief item notes a trip from Bailey Run to Logan spent the day Sunday.
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Bailey Run
Logan
Local Dinner Reunion Hosts Schoonover Family
Mr and Mrs C A Schoonover and Mr and Mrs Border and daughter Beatrice of this city El ton Coffman of Glouster were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Charles Shafer in Beaumont, the brother in law of Schoonover.
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C. A. Schoonover
Border
Beatrice
Elton Coffman
Glouster
Charles Shafer
Beaumont
Hollister Sisters Visit Mrs. George Nicholson Family
Mrs. Magele Bottle and Nettle Allen of Hollister have been guests of their sister Mrs. George Nicholson and family the past few days.
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Magele Bottle
Nettle Allen
Hollister
George Nicholson
Marl Bridgewater Family Guests From Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Marl Bridgewater and their children visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs A H England in this city.
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Marl Bridgewater
Nelsonville
A. H. England
Altman Family Trip Reported From City To New Straitsville
Mr and Mrs Max Altman and farmers brothers Mike and Sam Altman of this city motored to New Straitsville Sunday and spent time there.
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Max Altman
Mike and
Sam Altman
New Straitsville
Visit Stirs in Carbondale by Mike Gillispie
Mike Gillispie spent Sunday visiting in Carbondale. The brief note places him in the city for informal engagements and local conversations.
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Mike Gillispie
Carbondale
Miss Norma Ferguson Visited by Ohio University Elder Family
Miss Norma Ferguson of Ohio University spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J L Ferguson in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jferguson
Ohio University
Mrs. J. Ll. Ferguson
Mrs John Haynes Shows Slow Improvement at Home
Mrs John Haynes, who has been quite ill at her home in this city, is slowly improving.
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John Haynes
Mrs Davis Guests With Schoonover Family
Mrs Charles Davis of Nelsonville visited the Chauncey household of her daughter Mrs John Schoonover and family for the Sunday gathering.
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Charles Davis
Nelsonville
John Schoonover
Chauncey
Funeral services held for Dale Pyles in Millfield
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the residence for Dale Pyles the young son of Mr and Mrs William Pyles who died Sunday afternoon of pneumonia at the family home in Millfield.
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Dale
Willian Pyles
Millfield
Illnesses Reported In City Homes
Mrs James Love is reported quite ill at her city home. Earl Davis, the young son of Mr and Mrs Joe Davis, has also been ill for several days.
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James Love
Earl
Joe Davis
Aged Mary Lake Shows Great Improvement at Son’s Home
Mrs. Mary Lake, an elderly resident of this city, has been ill at the home of her son Rev. Herbert Six but is greatly improved, providing hopeful news for the family and community.
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Mary Lake
Herbert Six
Second grade spelling success in Chauncey schools
Pupils taught by Mrs. E. M. Garrett achieved 190 percent in a county spelling test of thirty four words. Named achievers include Eleanor Crose Mary Baughman Juanita Jones Louise Wharton Mary Ferrer Margorie White Jack McCafferty Kendal Swart Raymond Scott Wilbur Dew Delbert Neal and Earl Bolin.
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Chauncey Schools
E. M. Garrett
Eleanor Crose
Mary Baughman
Juanita Jones
Louise Wharton
Mary Ferrer
Margorie White
Jack McCafferty
Kendal Swart
Raymond Scott
Wilbur Dew
Delbert Neal
Earl Bolin
Miners Injured When Car Left Track At Chauncey Mine
Charles Karns of this city suffered a crushed left foot and ankle after a car left the track at the Chauncey mine yesterday while at work. He will be laid up for several weeks.
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Charles Karns
Chauncey Mine
Alien Population Increases In January 1946
The labor department reports the United States added 24 541 aliens in January with 28 738 admitted and 4 232 deported this month.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Labor Department
Early Spring Hopes Dented by Snowstorm in New York
New York reports a two and a half inch snowstorm after three mild days, cooling early spring expectations. The weather caused travel delays and blanketed the city with fresh snowfall from the west.
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New York
Ex-Kaiser Spokesman Denies Wilhelm Plans for Corfu
Berlin based Lokal Anzeiger reports the personal spokesman for the former Kaiser denies any intention by Wilhelm to travel to Corfu. The denial follows circulating rumors of a imperial visit and emphasizes no such plans exist.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Corfu
Lokal Anzeiger
Dr. Drake's Glessco Relieves Croup Quickly
During a midnight croup attack a child’s hoarse bark prompts urgent action. Dr. Drake's Glessco is advertised as safe and effective, with a single small dose relieving croup within minutes and rarely needing more than two doses. It is described as pleasant, reliable, and non vomiting, priced at 60 cents.
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Teres
Dr. Drake
America
Athens Women Federation Holds Annual Meeting Aids Relief
The City Federation convened with large attendance led by Mrs Bush. Officers elected include Mrs Gard as first vice president Mrs Frank McKay recording secretary and Mrs Clara McAdoo treasurer. They approved dues of 5 cents and individual membership and outlined relief work totaling hundreds of dollars in food clothing and supplies for schools districts and patients.
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Calender
Bush
Gard
Frank McKay
Clara McAdoo
Athens County
Athens
Red Cross
Muasic Club
Thor Olson
Elka
Federation
Marshall
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Mra
Hudkins
Southeastern Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Convention of Women's Federated Clubs
Amazing hair growth claim from Kotalko cure
An advert promises hair regrowth on bald spots by using Kotalko with a diet. It offers free proof by mail from Kotalko Office at BA-244 Station X, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotalko
Ba-244 Station X
New York
Free State Troops Storm Kerry Positions
Free State troops stormed irregular positions at Kerry and captured five prisoners. Five Free State soldiers were killed in the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Kerry
Foor
Mer Rouge Mayor Testifies in Morehouse Parish Hood Crime Probe
Court House Bastrop La March 6 Mayor Robert L. Dade of Mer Rouge testifies as the first witness before the grand jury probing alleged black hood crimes in Morehouse Parish.
Russia Sends Grain to Feed Ruhr Strikers
Moscow dispatch reports 800 carloads of grain sent by all Russian labor unions to Germany to aid Ruhr strikers by supplying food during the labor dispute.
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Russia
Moscow
Germany
Ruhr
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