Johnson, 79, Dies at County Home Chauncey
Miles Johnson, 79, died Friday afternoon at the County Home in Chauncey. His body was taken to C. S. Wallace Funeral Home in Glouster for Monday services, burial in Glouster Cemetery. A longtime resident, he moved to Chauncey after his wife’s death on January 3 and is survived by a brother at the County Home in Washington, Pennsylvania.
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Johnson
Chauncey
C. S. Wallace
Washington
Penn
Council Demands Mayor Gormley Resign At Once
March 9 Nelsonville reports a special council meeting where Mayor Hugh Gormley was asked to resign immediately amid scrutiny of February finances and a connected bad check allegation. The council conveyed the demand after noting bond and bond-related costs. the mayor agreed to supply an answer.
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Council of the Action
Uken
al- Hugh Gormley
Eurety Company
Nelsonville
Fean
John Wallace
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ing
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Wallace
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Jus
Nelailace
Marshal Williams
Elia
Senville
Girl Recovers at Home From Rare Disease
Miss Vernice Welling of Taylor Ridge has returned home from Columbus Hospital after treatment for a rare skin disease. The Trimble High School pupil stood the trip home in the Wallace ambulance.
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Taylor Ridge
Glouster
Vernce Welling
Columbus
C. ¥. Wallace
Miss Welling
Trimble High School
Varsity Girls Triumph in Freshmen Basketball Game
Chauncey notes a junior and freshmen girls basketball clash with the Juniors prevailing 20 to 15. The report mentions players Dorothy Lucas Ruth Fiske and Elsie Rankin among others and cites a community meeting at Miss Alice Dew's home with plans for an Easter bazaar and bake sale.
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Iazear
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Thera
Friendship
Ibles
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Jacobs Avenue
Stella Cunningbam
Pauling Jacksson
al Henry
Frances
Age
Sarah Thomas
Wiatt Fhouras
Mary Guerra
Margaret Johnston
Mary Lewisk
Leorothy Lucas
Uth Smith
Loring Rivers
Lucinda Lands
Bors’ Tomes
Chambee
Lie
Mrs. Gage Reported Critical After Warren Hospital Surgery
Mrs. William Gage formerly Miss Mabel Wayden of Chauncey underwent surgery in a Warren hospital last week. Her condition is described as critical. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wayden of Warren, with Mrs Dane Osborn of Chauncey her sister.
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Warren
Chauncey
March Sams
Mabel Wayden
Thomas Uyden
Dane Osborn
Scouts Pedal to Middleport for a Royal Time
Scouts James Butkoskie and Carl K. Clifford bicycle from Athens to Middleport about 1 PM Friday. They completed the trip in three hours and three minutes, spent a cut dinner at a mob, attended a show, and sought inexpensive lodging from the chief of police after leaving Athens.
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Hack
James Butkoskie
Carl K. Clifford
Athens
Tha. Mayer
Young travelers find city hospitality on quick return trip
Two boys who were taken to the city jail by officials for a misstep were later treated kindly by Mayor Hurley. They stayed in a hotel, had breakfast, then returned to Athens within four hours. Carl Clifford praised Middleport’s kindness on the trip home.
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Vin
Hurley
Ailen
Athens
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Carl Clifford
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Ohio Faculty Musicians to Perform at Dashler-Wallick Hotel
Members of the Ohio University School of Music faculty will present a joint concert at the Dashler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus as part of the Ohio Music Teachers meeting. Pianists Velund Hedden and Vietor Lekberg, violinist Leror WL Ingraham, and accompanist Drene Witla will appear with colleagues from Denison University Heidelberg College and Chia Wesleyan University presenting a regional program.
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Vietor Lekberg
Leror
WL Ingraham
Drene Witla
Marmbers
Dencon Wins Local Debate At Ewling Auditorium
Denison affirmative team defeated Ohio University in a live inter-state debate held Friday night in Ewling auditorium. The audience vote favored the affirmative 36 to 32 with 6 neutral, debating the statement that trial by jury should be abolished.
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Denison
Ohio University
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Gene Dartlett
Wiehard Canary
Ravin
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Leonard Henninger
Robert Whittler
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Ohip
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Weun
Men Fin Ghiu University
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Debate audience judged by Prof. Cooper at Miami debate
Prof. W H L Cooper head of Public Speaking said audiences were capable and only judges. The next home debate is Friday March 15 with Miami University on the same question. One Ohio negative team from Cincinnati University defeated WOW March 20 at 6 o'clock in the Cincinnati venue.
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Department of Public Speaking
Miami University
Ohio
Cincinnati University
Athens County Farm Bureau Plans Discussed At Regular Meeting
The Athens County Warn Gereau unit will meet Tuesday night at the county farm agent's office to discuss establishing an Athens County branch of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Prof Wallwe and Tounreed will present progress and financing ideas while T H Johnson covers Parkerburg Poultry Producers Association and cooperative marketing methods.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Gereau
T. H. Johansen
Were
Kamp
Mach Lourd
B. RB. Wallwe
Department of Agriculture
Largest dairy co operatives in United States report
Land O Lakes Creameries and Athens County Farm Bureau service manager will present his monthly service report and summarize state livestock and wool growers meetings held in Columbus last week.
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Land O' Lakes
N. 4
Athens County Farm Bureau
Woult
Columbus
iMen Will Frolic at Annual Rodeo Show
Over 60 men students at Ohio University are set to attend the Annual Rodeo in News's Gym March 13. Sponsored by the On 'Afen's Union, the program runs from to o'clock and features the Demarvians' band, acrobatic acts, a changing skit, a quartet number, several beating matches, and a talk by President 12. B. Bryan.
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On 'Afen
Union
Demarvians
Sigle
12. B. Bryan
Oratorical Contest To Be Held in May
Ohio University will host the Brown Oratorical Contest in May with $100 in prizes. Prof W W H Cooger announced entries must be submitted by March 16 and contestants meet March 12 at 7 o clock in the Fine Arts Building. Orations should be about 1200 words and last roughly ten minutes. prizes offered by ID Brown of Athens.
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Ohio University
W W. H. Cooger
Suesday
ID. Brown
Athens
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