Chauncey Parents Join Teachers In Program
Chauncey March 9 Chauncey High School auditorium filled for Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association meeting. President Mrs Karl Gardner presided as minutes and dues were handled. Program by music pupils under Mrs Saylor featured piano and vocal solos, chorus, a violin solo by Charles Minister, and a reading by Ralph Kirkendall.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Karl W. Gardner
Erle Bridgewater
A. L. Preston
Donald Henry
Saylor
Charles Minister
Ralph Kirkendall
Auto crash near river bridge injures couple
Chauncey March 9 Mr and Mrs Stitch Woodyard of The Plains narrowly escaped serious or fatal injuries when their Ford coupe was struck by a large machine near the river bridge in Athens on the way from The Plains to Carbondale. The car overturned pinning them beneath but they escaped with only scratches and bruises. The wrecked coupe had broken windshield wheels and torn fenders.
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Chauncey
Stitch Woodyard
The
Plains
Athens
Carbondale
Woodyard
Funeral Held Sunday for Mrs. Charles McDonald at Hocking
The funeral for 64 year old Mrs. Charles McDonald, who died Thursday at her Hocking home, was held Sunday afternoon at The Plains church. Rev. Johnson conducted, an obituary was read, and a quartet sang. Burial followed in Hocking cemetery under Stout undertakers. Distants included Barnes families from Wellston, Lancaster, and Logan, plus Mates, Gregory, Backus, and McDonald relatives from Columbus and Union Furnace.
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W. M. Barnes
Martha Gregory
Fay Gregory
James
Lewis Gregory
Wellston
Oath Barnes
Clarence Backus
Elmer Mates
Jack
Robert
Columbus
James Barnes
Lewis Barnes
Lancaster
Thomas McDonald
Nell
Clarence Brooks
Minister of Chauncey in Elk lodge play pictured
The Columbus Citizen Sunday shows Harry Minister of Chauncey in a cast presenting a play Monday evening sponsored by the Columbus Elk lodge. Minister is nephew of Chauncey Postmaster Edward Minister and son of the late George Minister of Columbus.
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Chauncey
Columbus
Harry Minister
Elk Lodge of Columbus
Edward Minister
George Minister
Millfield Personal News Highlights
Virgil Lahugh of Chauncey stayed in Millfield with his grandmother and sister Mrs Ruth James and Miss Ruth Lahugh. Miss Hazel Lahugh visited Chauncey at her father H C Lahugh’s home where Samuel Jr is ill. Mrs Alpha Werner of Glouster spent the weekend in Millfield with related in laws.
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Millfield
Virgil Lahugh
Chauncey
Ruth James
Ruth Lahugh
Hazel Lahugh
Hugh
Samuel Jr
Alpha Werner of
Glouster
Be Hey
Chauncey Personal News From Weekend Social Visits
Miss Eva Dowler and Elmer Dunn of Chauncey attended a chicken dinner at the Barber home in Nelsonville. Athens visitors Mrs. Marie Mourn and sons Glen nis, Helen, and Richard Baker spent the weekend with the Hines in East Converse street and toured Burr Oak with them. The Loyal Womans society of the Chauncey Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Edward Minis ter’s home on Lilis avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Shafer of Beaumont were guests Sunday at the Jacksons on Mill street.
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Chauncey
Eva Dowler
Elmer Dunn
Nelsonville
Thomas Barber
Marie Mourn
Glennis
Helen
Richard Baker
Athens
W. D. Hines
East Converse Street
Edward
Lilis Avenue
Charles Shafer Af Beaumont
O. 5. Jackson
Mill Street
Miss Rose Alfoldy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Rose Alfoldy, 17, of Glouster underwent a successful appendicitis operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus last Wednesday. Her sister Miss Julia traveled to Columbus Sunday and remained with her until Monday afternoon.
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Glouster
Rose Alfoldy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Julia
Missionary Cornelius to Speak in Athens County Churches
E. T. Cornelius of the United Christian Missionary Society will visit Athens to meet county Christian workers. He will hold a 2 to 4 pm conference with leaders and address the community at 8 pm in the church auditorium. Representatives from Athens County churches are expected.
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United Missionary Board of the Christian Church
E. T. Cornelius
United Christian Missionary Society
Athens
Athens County
Cornelius
Aguascalientes
Mexico
Cleveland
Victor Whitehouse
The
Missionary Society
Kiwanis to Hear Unique Program at Church of Christ
Clas sification Committee led by Bb. E. Faires will run the Thursday Kiwanis meeting at the Church of Christ from 6:30 to 7:30. The program is described as out of the ordinary and of unusual interest for Glouster.
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Glouster
Bb. E. Faires
Church of Christ
Professor Tells of Farmers Trip in the Orient
Dean Alfred Vivian of Ohio State University describes a farmer's trip through the Orient. He links religion and poverty to crop production and shows slides on ancient and modern farming methods, highlighting agricultural practices in the East.
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India
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Doctor Vivian
Orient
Dean Vivian
Annual inspection at Para Mathian Lodge 25 BF and A M
The Blue Lodge holds its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple tonight. Dinner is served at 6 and the lodge inspection begins at 7 led by H R Carlton district lecturer of Marietta.
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Paramathian Lodge
Masonic ‘Temple
H.R. Carlton
Marietta
Debates Begin March 19 In Athens County League
The Athens county debating league under H R McVay opens March 19 with preliminaries on the topic Resolved That the child labor amendment should become part of the national constitution. Schools compete in triangles and duals across Chauncey Jacksonville Amesville New Marshfield The Plains Albany Lodi Coolville Rome and winner advances to a final on March 26.
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Athens County
H. R. McVay
County League
McVay
Buchtel
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Amesville
New Marshfield
the Plains
Albany
Lodi
Coolville
Rome
Rotary Club Hears Dr Porter Speak on Vocational Guidance
Dr James P Porter of Ohio university outlines how psychology informs personnel work and vocational advising. He notes psychologists have long studied guidance, helping match general and specific abilities to avoid economic losses and guide youth worldwide.
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James P. Porter
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Settlement ends Bebout timber damage suit against power firm
The claim of James Bebout against Hocking Power over timber damage from pole setting on Bebout property was moved from Common Pleas court and further record waived.
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James Bebout
Hocking Power Company
Common Pleas Court
Man Taken To Athens Hospital After Accident
Ernest Nirkbride of near Bishopville was taken Sunday to Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens by the Andrews and Wallace ambulance for treatment and possible operation.
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Glouster
Ernest iNirkbride
Bishopville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Andrews & Wallace
Prehistoric fashion insight sparks debate in Newark Tribune
A Newark reader argues that ancient tribes wore short skirts as a return to a prehistoric era. The letter cites skin clad girls and links their attire to modern fashion trends discussed in the American Tribune.
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Newark, O
American Tribune
Future plans discussed at Ohio University conferences
University personnel conferences opened with meetings across fraternities and classes. Dr Bryan urged vocational guidance and positive life work while others stressed conduct and influence on campus. Faculty listed included Dr Gamertsfelder, Dr Carothers, Prof Copeland, and many sorority and fraternity advisors.
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Ohio University
Doctor Bryan
Thomas C. McCracken
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ewing Auditorium
Irma FE. Voigt
Dean Chubb
Ewing Hall
Beta Theta Pi
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Phi Delta Theta
George Carothers
Lambda Chi Alpha
B. L. Jefferson
Theta Chi
C. M. Copeland
Delta Tau Delta
W. W. Ludwig
Kappa Psi Alpha
W. H. Atkinson
Phi Kappa Tau
H. B. Good
Gamma Gamma Gamma
G.S. Lasher
Tau Sigma Delta
James P. Porter
Sigma Pi
Homer Cherrington
Pi Beta Phi
Ida Patterson
Alpha Gamma Delta
Helen Reynolds
Alpha Xi
Harriet Rodgers
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Mildred Pulian
Chi Omega
Kate J. Atwood
Alpha Delta Pi
Genevieve Apgar
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Ruth Savage
Theta Phi Alpha
Mary Connett
Zeta Tau Alpha
Margaret Benedict
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Margaret Lax
Students to Talk at Convocation March Fifteenth
Mary Tener, Robert Soule, Claire M. Hughey and Evelyn Coulter will present ten minute talks on personnel. Miss M Edith Campbell, director of the vocational bureau, Cincinnati public schools, will address students at 0 40 a m and 4 30 p m Monday March 15 in Ewing hall.
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Mary Tener
Robert Soule
Claire M. Hughey
Evelyn Coulter
M. Edith Campbell
Cincinnatii Public Schools
Ewing Hall
Ohio Debaters Lose to Denison in Granville Debate
Denison University defeated Ohio University in an intercollegiate debate at Granville last night by two to one. The question held that centralization of federal power should be condemned with Ohio taking the negative. Ohio's debating trio included Peova Walton George F Timberlake and Raymond Horton. A Miami University debate, postponed, is set for Monday March 15 in Swing Hall at 8 pm with Ohio’s affirmative team of Tony West Homer Young and Stanley F Roush opposing Miami.
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Denison University
Ohio University
Granville
Denison
Ohio
Peova Walton
George F. Timberlake
Raymond Horton
Miami University
Tony West
Homer Young
Stanley F. Roush
Miami
Williams appeals mayor court ruling in liquor case
Robert Williams appeals to Common Pleas court seeking reversal of Mayor L J Eberle’s 1926 judgment fining him 309 dollars and costs for furnishing liquor to Wesley Kerns in Nelsonville Ohio. The appeal argues there was insufficient evidence to convict.
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L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Robert Williams
Wesley Kerns
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
Fberle
Williams
Jail Fire Panic at Cleveland Courthouse Damages
A jail blaze in Cleveland caused a panic among inmates and staff as more than 500 prisoners were affected and fire damaged the courthouse, with estimated losses around 5000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Mrs Law rence Wallace Returns From Hospital
Mrs. Law rence Wallace is home in Glouster March 9 after an appendectomy at Grant hospital Columbus three weeks ago. Mr. Wallace accompanied her home from the eastern city.
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Glouster
Lawrence Wallace
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Wallace
Our little Mabel has a wonderful voice
Akron Beacon Journal notes a caregiver remark about Mabel's singing talent while stating she is not asked to perform for guests.
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Mabel
Akron Beacon- Journal
Private Believed Drowned at Camp Devens Ice
Discovery of a cap and leather bag on Plow Mill pond at Camp Devens led to the belief that Private Fred Lumsden of the 18th brigade U.S. Army, who came from Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio, had been drowned.
Outgro Claims Quick Toe Nail Relief and Growth Change
The ad asserts that a few drops of Outgro in the ingrown nail crease reduce swelling and pain and cause the nail to turn outward overnight. It markets Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists and notes retail availability with usage directions.
Trial of William Jayjohn Set for Tomorrow
William Jayjohn of Mineral faces a second degree murder charge for the Christmas Eve stabbing death of Henry Stephenson, 24, in Columbus. The incident occurred in a room above Anthony Stephenson's soft drink parlor after a dispute over a poker game. Stephenson named Jayjohn in a dying statement as the assailant. The case was reported only as the victim's condition worsened.
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William Jayjohn
Mineral
Common Pleas
Jayjohn
Henry Stephenson
Columbus
Anthony Stephenson
Young Stephenson
Stephenson
Common Sense and Thermometer Beliefs Highlighted
An old advertisement uses humor about thermometers and intuition to promote Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Lakeland Florida reader testifies the remedy helped her family across generations, urging friends to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
W. O. Blewett
Lakeland
Flori
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
Homer Herald Vian 29 of Ashley Indiana a singing evangelist and Edna Frances Lewis 23 of Glouster were married by Rev. Co B Frampton. Minturn George 22 of Bidwell a teacher and Lenor Strode 15 of Sharpsburg were wed by Justice Peart Helwig at home.
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Homer Herald Vian
Ashley
Indiana
James Franklin Vian
Edna Frances Lewis
Glouster
Charles Lewis
Co. B. Frampton
Minturn George
Bidwell
D. George
Lenor Strode
Tanlac Tonics Promise Health From Global Herbs
An advertisement touts Tanlac as nature’s tonic to restore appetite, gain weight, and improve sleep. It claims fast benefits and widespread testimony, urging readers to purchase at a drugstore and start a health “winning fight” today.
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Tanlac
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