Services Held for Mrs Tinkham in Jacksonville
Chauncey March 11 funeral services for Mrs Horton Tinkham longtime Jacksonville and Greens Run resident were conducted at the Jacksonville Church by Rev G B Courtney and Greens Run Church of Christ ministers. Burial followed in the local cemetery. Survived by husband three sons John Carl and Delbert and daughter Mrs Bessie Householder of Jacksonville. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters served as pallbearers and flower bearers.
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Chauncey
Horton Tinkham
Jacksonville
Greens Run
G. B. Courtney
Bessie Householder
Pythian Sisters
Tinkham
Local Ladies Attend Flasterm Star Lodge Session
On Monday evening in Athens Mrs. P. D. Hill Mrs. Herbert Mingus Mrs. L. L. Howard and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel of Millfield attended the Flasterm Star Lodge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
P. D. Hill
Herbert Mingus
L. L. Howard
H. 0. McDaniel
Millfield
Athens
Flasterm Star Lodge
Three Men Fined by Chauncey Mayor on Monday
On Monday in Chauncey Mayor W D Hines court two Pomeroy men faced charges. Field Campbell pleaded guilty to operating a machine while intoxicated and paid 150 dollars plus costs. Joe Stanley admitted intoxication with a 5 dollar fine and costs. J A Woodgerd pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and must pay 5 dollars plus costs or face County Jail. Marshal Withem made arrests.
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Chauncey
Pomeroy
W. D. Hines
Field Campbell
Joe Stanley
Campbell
Gulty
Stanley
Marshal Jurke Withem
J. A. Woodgerd
W. L. Hines
Dog owner fined for missing 1930 license tag
Jesse Duncan was arrested in Glouster for failing to display a 1930 dog license tag. He pled guilty and was fined 10 plus costs totalling 18.80, with the fine suspended upon promising to secure a tag this week. Also noted is a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Noon for their son, with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jesse Duncan
Henry Williams
E. L. Jones
Duncan
State to Have Tests for Many Positions
The State Civil Service Commission schedules examinations for 24 state and county service positions on March 25 and 27. Open roles include manager for the junior Ohio State Fair, a dramatic coach for Education, OSU grounds and buildings assistant superintendent, and multiple technical posts. Non assembled tests cover blacksmith, caretaker, deckhand, night watchman, rodman and time keeper. A bulletin with full details will be mailed free to interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Department of Education
Ohio State University
Department of Public Works
Indian Lake
Chicago crime blotters rise as churchgoers pray
Police blotters show 14 shootings 24 robberies and one murder over 48 hours in Chicago area. About 1,000 arrests made during a weekend crime drive. Policeman Robert Haverkamp was accidentally shot in a saloon by Leo Horn after they drank gin.
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Chicago
U.P
Robert Haverkamp
Leo Horn
National Anthem vote underway in schools nationwide
New York March 11 nearly 300000 school children have voted in the nationwide Current Events school paper project. Early returns show 181892 for Star Spangled Banner and 90974 for America Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Evangelistic Meetings Continue at The Plains Church
Evangelistic meetings at The Plains M E Church will run this week under the direction of Rev. Paul Kemper of Glouster. Rev Kemper spoke on Why Halt Between Two Opinions If the Lord be God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains M. E. Church
Paul Kemper
Glouster
Kemper
God
Howat Heads UMW Convention in Springfield
Springfield March 11 Alexander Howat militant leader of the Kansas miners presided as president at the United Mine Workers re organization convention held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners
United Mine Workers
Rebekah Lodge Plans March Birthday Party
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge in Chauncey will hold its Thursday meeting followed by a birthday observance for members with March anniversaries. A pot luck supper is planned and each member is asked to contribute to the menu.
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Chauncey
Grimes Family Visits Ill Central Hotel Owner
Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and family of Chauncey visit Mrs Mildred Grimes owner of the Central Hotel on South High Street Columbus who has been seriously ill from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grimes
Chauncey
Mildred Grimes
Central Hotel
South High Street
Columbus
John Kaszonyi Reported Seriously Ill at Mill Field Home
John Kaszonyi is reported to be seriously ill at his home in Mill Field. The brief item notes his condition and residence without additional details.
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John Kaszonyi
Millfield
Personal Mention From Chauncey And Greens Run
Mrs Lottie Cannon of Chauncey spent Sunday in Greens Run with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Don Cannon. Mrs Mary Meinhart of Chauncey returns to The Plains to care for her ill daughter in law Mrs Earl Thompson. Floyd Katzenbach’s death brings relatives from Dayton to Chauncey including Mr and Mrs William Katzenbach and others. Mr and Mrs Fred Agin host guests Billy Kline Nellie Later and Hazel Barrow with report of Agin improving slowly.
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Lottie Cannon
Chauncey
Greens Run
Don Cannon
Mary Meinhart
Plains
Earl Thompson
William Katzenbach
Swart
George Katzenbach Jr
Dayton
Floyd Katzenbach
Fred Agin
High Street
Billy Kline
Canal Winchester
Nellie Later
Hazel Barrow
Rockbridge
Agin
I. O. O. F. Lodge to Welcome District Deputy Grand Master
Chauncey residents and members of I O O F Lodge No 898 are to attend a regular meeting on Wednesday evening when the District Deputy Grand Master will be present for an inspection of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
I. O. O. F. Lodge No
Newark Doctor Charles H. Stimson Faces Serious Illness
Newark March 11 Dr Charles H Stimson is seriously ill with little hope for recovery He is the son of the late Dr Hoyt Stimson a longtime noted physician of Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Charles H. Stimson
Hoyt Stimson
Athens
Two Goose Run Men Fined for Intoxication in Glouster
Walter Wade and Mat Anderson of Goose Run pleaded guilty to intoxication charges in Justice C. W. Wilson's court in Glouster. Each was fined 20.70 dollars plus costs, with no cash on hand to pay but arrangements made to cover the debt. Deputies Heck and Williams arrested them after a disturbance and muddy pursuit. warrants issued for three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uty
Fred Heck
Henry Williams
Goose
Goose Run
Greens Run
Local Odd Fellows to Attend Malta Lodge Inspection
A group of Odd Fellows from this city plan to travel to Malta on Wednesday night for an inspection of the Malta Odd Fellows Lodge. Second degree work will be performed. those wishing to go should meet at 6 pm in front of the Odd Fellows Hall for motor transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Glouster
Malta
Odd Fellow Lodge
Widow of Texas death row convict aids profit share
Oklahoma City widow Mrs Pilanche Blake, wife of Robert Blake executed for murder, wrote about the last hours of death row inmates. The material appeared in The American Mercury and inspired the Broadway play The Last Mile. Gene Howe, Amarillo Globe News publisher, helps Blake family seek fair profit division.
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Pilanche Blake
Oklahoma City
Robert Blake
Texas State Penitentiary
American Mercury
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe News
Blake
Pleasant Relief From Constipation
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative option for relief from constipation. It claims to restore energy and beauty, noting a vegetable composition, olive color, and nightly use at 60 or 80 cents with availability from all druggists.
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Edwards Olive
Dr. Edwarde
Senior League cabinet to meet at parsonage in Jacksonville
Jacksonville March 11 The cabinet members of the Senior League of the Jacksonville M E Church will meet with Rev and Mrs W H Reitz at the parsonage on Wednesday evening. Plans for the next weeks will be discussed and others interested are invited to attend. The Junior League is led by Mrs W H Reitz and Miss Mary Tinker of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
M. FE
W. H. Reitz
Mary Tinker
Athens
Reitzes to Host St Patrick Day Party for Youth
Rev and Mrs W H Reitz plan a St Patrick Day party Friday for church youth. They sent 250 invitations to Trimble Millfield Pisgah and Jacksonville groups. This is their second event since arriving in September. The evening will feature a short program followed by games and stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
W. H. Reitz
Trimble
Millfield
Pisgah
Mrs Crawford Sr Operated on in Columbus Hospital
GLOUSTER March 11 Mrs John Crawford Sr of this city was taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus two weeks ago for an operation Saturday. Relatives received word Monday that her condition is satisfactory.
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Glouster
John Crawford, Sr
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Casting Experts To Try Skill at Meet
A casting contest sponsored by the Athens Izaak Walton League will be held at the Armory on Carpenter Street at 7 30 Wednesday night. Prizes of fishing tackle and bait will be awarded by a local hardware store to high scorers. Accuracy matters as contestants aim at a 25 inch diameter target with smaller circles. Persons may join and casting instructions will be provided.
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Athens Izaak Walton League
Armory
Carpenter Street
Gurson Buys Andrews House in Glouster
L C Gurson purchased the Mrs L R Andrews property on Main Street in Glouster. He and his family will move from the Mrs C L Palmer property in Urbancrest to make it their home. Partial redecoration is planned and they expect to move early next week.
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L. C. Burson
Glouster
L. C. Gurson
Glouster High to stage Carrie Comes to College next Tuesday
The Glouster High School operetta Carrie Comes to College will be presented in the high school auditorium next Tuesday night.
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Glouster
Carrie
Glouster High School
Stage Lovers Tie The Knot In Asbury Park Honeymoon
Lou Tellegen and Eve Casanova wed at Judge Martin I Ferris's Asbury Park home after a Sunday ceremony. It is Tellegen's fourth marriage and Casanova's second with Desiree Tabor as witness and Rafaelo Diaz as best man. Previous spouses include Countess Jeanne De Brouchere Geraldine Farrar and Nina Romano.
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Asbury Park
N. J
U.P
Lou Tellegen
Eve Casanova
Martin I. Ferris
Tellegen
Miss Casanova
Desiree Tabor
Rafaelo Diaz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jeanne de Bro
Road contract awarded for resurfacing Route 13
New Lexington March 11 The State Highway Department awarded the Route 13 resurfacing from Jacksontown to Somerset to H W Curry Co of Eaton. Work will start as soon as weather permits.
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New Lexington
Jacksontown
Somerset
H. W. Curry Co
Eaton
State Highway Department
Well No 3 on Petty Farm Yields 75 BPD Oil
Both Gas and Oil Somerset edition reports Well No 3 at the BD O Petty Farm producing about 75 barrels of oil per day with a strong gas show as of March 11.
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Somerset
Births Equal Deaths in February in Athens County
February recorded 59 births and 59 deaths in Athens County per the Health Department. The report lists multiple townships with births and deaths, names several newborns and death certificates, and notes communicable diseases including influenza and tuberculosis totaling 25 cases.
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Athens County
Athens City
Alexander
Ames
Athens Township
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Athens
Herbert Hooper
E. M. Scott
Fred G. Lock
Branch Buck
Clarence Dean
Oris Wilson
Carl D. Heck
Darrell Watkins
Harry Swank
Carlos Bean
Aon
Clarence Bolen
Ambrose Gibbs
Wilford Dowler
Jessie Brooks
Jessie Sanborn
Virgil Good
Emmett Quest
Fred Brown
Susie Pyles
Sarah Baird
Bertley
Amer Yartman
Margaret Birch
Cordelia K. Woodyard
Charles Jacobson
Anna Heald, Hobson
Stella Williams
Sherman Chesser
Asa Sutton
Mary L. Newberry
Charles Folden
Sarah Ann Cronin
Caroline Tippie
Financial report of the board of education 1929
Fiscal details for Waterloo Consolidated Rural School District Athens County Ohio. Revenue shows local taxes and bond interest, state aid, and miscellaneous receipts. Disbursements cover personal services, materials, repairs, and capital outlay with year end balances and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Consolidated Rural School District
Athens County
State On Supplies Administration
Ice S
AEN Iis
Mainten
Motal
Educcat
WU. S
Er Sion
Proud Mother Praises California Fig Syrup for Bobby
A Cleveland mother praises California Fig Syrup for her seven year old son Bobby Temple. She says the product helps with upset or cold, cleanses the bowels gently, and strengthens weak bowels and stomach while tasting good. The ad touts the California label as pure and safe per doctors.
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Bobby Temple
Pearl Road
Cleveland
California
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