Debate Opens on Immediate Cash Payment for Soldiers Bonus
The House considers a $2.0 billion soldiers bonus with leaders predicting approval after a three day debate. President Roosevelt may veto cash payment, while alternatives include a bond option via the American Legion bill and a Putnam currency plan.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
White House
Harrison
D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Vinson
House
Rep
D. Ky
American Legion
Putnam
Benator Tydings
D. Md
Senate
Tydings
Guysville Ladies Aid Meets and Community Notes
GUYSVILLE The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church with 14 members and four visitors held an all day meeting at Mrs Faye Chapman home. A quilt framed and nearly finished and a noon cafeteria dinner served by the hostess with Blanch Marshall assisting. Next meeting April 11 at Gladys Fuller home. News includes Mr Maude Tresize called to Toledo for illness of her brother Will Nickison and visits to family there. Leroy Nickison Laura Glazier and Earnest Glazier motor to Toledo to aid a paralytic stroke victim. Several people went to Athena to take a federal exam for the local post office. Dr A Campbell of Toledo spent the weekend here. Mrs H Shirley and grandson Harry Wright of Canaanville and Mrs Ethel Mescai of Cincinnati visited Leta V McLaughlin. Miss Bessie Robinson of Carthage a guest Thursday. Frank Koehler a Portland teacher spent weekend at home nearby. Wilma Cunningham visiting sister Olive Timmons at Fisher Station.
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Guysville
Aid Sperty
M. E. Church
Faye Chapman
Blanch Marshall
Gladys Fuller
Maude Tresize
Toledo
Will Nickison
Henry Geisendorfer
Wellston
Homer Morehead
Robert
Melba
Virginia
Whit Bean
Leroy Nickison
Laura Glazier
Earnest Glasier
oVsert
Athena
A. Campbell
H. ©. Shirley
Harry Wright
Canaanville
Ethel Mescai
Cincinnati
Leta V. McLaughlin
Bessie Robinson
Carthage
Frank Koehler
Portland
Wilma Cunningham
Olive Timmons
Fisher Station
Speakes Replaces Gaumer at CCC Camp Athens
Speakes, Columbus, has replaced Capt E. L. Gaumer as commander of the Athens CCC camp. Gaumer resigned effective last Saturday. Speake underwent special training in CCC camp direction at Port Hayes in Columbus. He is a graduate of Ohio State University and was an attorney in Columbus.
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Cop S . Speaks
Columbus
E. L. Gaumer
Athens
Gaumer
Speake
Port Hayes
Ohio State University
Athens City Considers Rehearing Public Utilities Decision
Athens votes on a rate ordinance lowering the current gas rates ahead of a rehearing petition filed with the public utilities commission. Erskine argues the ordinance is fair and could release impounded funds while offering Athens consumers savings over three years.
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Athens
Public Utilities Commission
Marion
Lorain
Erskine
He Anid
Commission
Logan Company
Carbondale Bride Audry Stanley to Marry Hugh Landis
Carbondale residents announce the marriage of Hugh Landis to Audry Stanley of Nelsonville. Also noted are visits, illnesses, and family updates including Miss Velma Lowery's operation in Akron and relatives visiting in Athens and Connett.
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Carbondale
Audry Stanley
Nelsonville
John Landis
Hugh
Marjorie Malone
Athens
February Scarlet Fever and Disease Totals in Athens County
The county health department reports 61 communicable disease cases in February in Athens County and the city. Scarlet fever totals 19 with 15 in the county and 4 in the city. Measles reach 25, mostly in the city. Other cases include diphtheria two, tuberculosis two, German measles two, influenza two, pneumonia one, inflamed eyes one, and venereal diseases seven with six in the county and one in the city.
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Athens
County’ Health Department
Landmark Razed in Torch as Two Church Societies Meet
Torch residents note the dismantling of a local landmark once used as store and post office built about 1873 by J T Hervey. Baptist and M E Church groups held March meetings with programs and talks, a quilt sale, and luncheon for members.
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G. W. Dewees
J T. Hervey
W. R. Baker
Emma Posey
William Bingman
W. E. Daugherty
Baptist Church
Addine Jones
Rex Anderson
Africa
W. J. Bailey
M. E. Church Aid Society
Anna Hamilton
Mra. A. C. Watson
Carl Party Visits Gallipolis for Weekend Stay
Mrs. A. W. Carl and her niece Mrs. Orville Davis of Union Furnace visited Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Davis spent the weekend there and Mr. Carl went home with them for an indefinite stay.
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Gallipolis
A. W. Carl
Orville Davis
Union Furnace
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Carl
Dark Blond Continues with Millicent’s Departure and Meeting
Millicent experiences faint, drifting sensations as she leaves in a luxurious J C H limousine with Jarvis Happ. Norman Happ, son of Jarvis, greets her with interest, while the father introduces him. They prepare to return home as the scene ends.
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Millicent
Jarvis Happ
Miss Graves
Norman
Norman Happ
Harry
Trimble Grange Confers Degrees on Class of Six
Trimble Grange No. 1830 conferred the third and fourth degrees on six candidates at Saturday night’s meeting. The Trimble team exemplified the degree work as attendance was large. The social hour featured refreshments and Grange matters and legislative program concerns were discussed. A delegation attended the all day Pomona Grange meeting in Amesville, and a St Patrick’s party for Trimble Grange youths drew 60 participants with games music and plays.
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Trimble
Trimble Grange No
Grange
Pomona Grange
Amesville
Trimble Grange
Chauncey People Visit Relatives Around Town
Chauncey residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney and family spent time in Marion with the Phillips family while Mary Ferrer Chauncey visited her sister in Upper Sandusky. Several others traveled between Chauncey Athens Nelson and Millfield for church and family gatherings.
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Chauncey
Charles Sweeney
Charles
Mary Helen Sweeney
Marion
Robert Phillips
Mary Ferrer
Owen Morrison
Upper Sandusky
Sussippett
Athens
Alex Neilson
Nelson
M. E
Deeds
Austin Parkhurst
Cincinnati
Parkhurst
Edward
Clara Canter
Jobs
Eliza Burton
Maggie Campbell
Denver Bricker
William Omen
Millfield
Greens Run play So You're From Missouri draws crowd
Chauncey Friendship Class of the Church of Christ presented the play So You're From Missouri Friday night at Greens Run school auditorium. The Young Married People's Class sponsored it with the local church orchestra providing music. CLASS MEETS WEDNESDAY CHAUNCEY High School Class in the Church of Christ Bible School taught by Mrs. Christine Brown meets Wednesday night in the church social room.
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Chauncey
Friendship
Church of Christ
Missouri
Greens Run
Greens Run Church of Christ
Church of Christ Bible School
Christine Brown
Mines in Chauncey District Active Mines Tuesday
Fourteen mines were in operation Monday and the same number again Tuesday. The busiest today include No. 68 No. 107 No. 219 No. 267 No. 69 Chauncey No. 25 Poston No. 6 Kimberly Hocking Lick Run Carbondate Lubrig Coonville and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No
Poston No
Kimberly
Hocking
Lick Run
Carbondate
Lubrig
Coonville
Black Diamond
Neeley Under Care at Pauline Ann Rest Home Columbus
Ben F Neeley a Fairfield County resident now receives care and treatment at the Pauline Ann Rest Home in Columbus He had lived in Logan recently though formerly located at the county fair grounds and stayed in Logan in recent years.
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Logan
Ben F. Neeley
County Fairgrounds
Pauline-Ann
Columbus
Fairfield County
Dover Township Notes and Chauncey Social Updates
Dover Township notes describe visits among Chauncey and Rutland residents including Dessie MacCol ley and Margaret, Ruth Cruikshank, Electa Burley and Mrs McDaniel. Other items cover a Floodwood weekend visit, Akron trip of Rankin group, and church events with the Men’s Chorus rehearsal and a Pythian Sisters meeting at Mrs Arthur Smith’s Main Street home.
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Chauncey
Dessie MacColley
Margaret
Rutland
James Henderson
Luther Cruikshank
Ruth
Athens
Lew McDaniel
Electa Burley
McDaniel
Cruikshank
Wes Burley
Joe Staley
Floodwood
Chiefs Club
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Arthur Smith
Main Street
Mrs Caroline Bean funeral in Athens many attends
Jacksonville notes Mrs Charles Hoisington travels to Athens for the funeral of Mrs Caroline Bean who died Sunday. Miss Arlene Davis returns from New Straitsville visit with cousin Miss Isabel Leake. Miss Helen Rocks of Corning visits Mr and Mrs John Exenhammers. An all day quilting was held at Mrs Rosella Romans home with dinner to several local ladies. Linnie Rummel ill while visiting her brother John L Southard. Hollister report Miss Thelma Adams and Lee Nott weekend at Miss Adams home near Greenfield including maple sugar camp visit and tour of McClain High School.
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Jacksonville
Charles Hoisington
Athens
Caroline Bean
That City
Arlene Davis
Isabel Leake
New Straitsville
Rosella Roman
Annie Bernard
Mary Buza
Roy Dawley
Lulu Curry
Gertie Taylor
Linnie Rummel
John L. Southard
Hollister
Thelma Adams
Hollister High School
Lee Nott
Miss Adams
Greenfield
McClain High School
United States
Distress Signal Flown Over Ohio Capitol Upside Down
An upside down American flag was flown atop the Ohio Capitol ten hours after Governor Davey urged Ohioans to back him in a dispute with Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins. A negligent state employee may face discipline. The story notes an estimate of about six million enslaved people worldwide.
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Columbus
Ohio Capitol
Davey
Hopkins
Eddie Cantor in Kid Millions at Ohio Theater Wednesday
Eddie Cantor brings a lively screen musical to the Ohio Theater Wednesday in Kid Millions. Ann Sothern Ethel Merman and Goldwyn Girls star in a lavish, far rimmed adventure with songs, ice cream imagery, and a trip to Egypt under United Artists and MGM production.
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Eddie Cantor
Samuel Goldwyn
Ohio Theater
Brooklyn
Ann Sothern
Ethel Merman
Black and Sully
George Murphy
Goldwyn
Arthur Shee
Nunnally
Joby Donaldson
Gus Lane
Harold Ed
Irving Berlin
Cantor
Egypt
Seymour Felix
Eddie
Apy
Naban
United Artists
Three Arraigned Before Trimble Township Courts
Charles Robinson of near Hollister was arrested for intoxication and arraigned in Trimble Township with a guilty plea and a $5 fine plus costs. Basil Vore of Modoc received an $80 peace bond after a complaint by Carl Snyder. Max Russell of Jacksonville faced an attempted assault charge, was arraigned by Justice Ellis, initially pleaded not guilty, then guilty, and paid fines and costs.
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Glouster
Charles Robinson
Near Hollister
Fred Waldeck
William Ellis
Basil Vore
Modoc
Justice Ellis
Vore
Carl Snyder
Aaron Jackson
Jacksonville
Max Russell
Russell
Francis Barrett
Jackonville
Ellis
Mrs Rauch and party visit LeFevers in Glouster
Mrs Mary Rauch and her son James from Columbus with Fred Lepper visited Dr and Mrs E LeFever in Glouster on Saturday before traveling to Mountville to stay over Sunday. They were en route from Washington DC where they spent several weeks. Miss ze Lovell also joined the Fever household Saturday.
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Glouster
Mary Rauch
James
Columbus
Fred Lepper
State Sales Tax Commission
E. LeFever
E. B. Leeper
Mountville
Washington, D. C
Ze Lovell
Trimble Child Fractures Arm While Playing
Marecella Johnson nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnson Trimble suffers a broken right arm between the wrist and elbow after a fall while at play on Saturday.
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Trimble
Marecella
Samuel Johnson
Hollister Honor Roll Students Announced
Hollister high school announces third quarter honor roll students Eva Evans Carl Wahl John Carey Norma Humphrey Frederick Mingus Billy Richards Audrey Ivers Betty Orthery Kay Hardy Marge McGee Violet Slay Jimmie Thompson Betty Clark Billy Gail Bertha Mupp Edith Ivers John Nott Gene McCullough Mary Mingus Eugene Sabo and honorable mention recipients Helen Kovach Esther Kutta Helyne Mackey Charlene Wahl Ruth Welch Agnes Welch J W Galloway Mary Fade Charles Hufford Donna Humphrey Marguerite McDonald Dorothea Milhoan Alice Bethel Minnie Coffman Hannabelle Grubbs James Easler Doris Lunsford Roy Shepard Mary Milhoan Joe Molnar.
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Charlene Wahl
Ruth Welch
Agnes Welch
J. W. Galloway
Mary Fade
Charles Hufford
Donna Humphrey
Marguerite McDonald
Dorothea Milhoan
Alice Bethel
Minnie Coffman
Hannabelle Grubbs
James Easler
Doris Lunsford
Roy Shepard
Mary Milhoan
Joe Molnar
Revival Opens at Hollister Church With Kos ter
The Rev. F. C. Koster of Jacksonville leads evangelistic meetings at the A B Church in Hollister starting Sunday and continuing to March 31. Roland Coffman of Corning directs singing and youth work under the theme You Cannot Hide From God. Koster is a World War era minister.
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CCC
Glouster, Ohio
OF Arts
Tom Brown
Anita Louise
Stprpin, Petchit
Pri
Sally Blane
Charles Starrett
Reb Russell
Karachi
Abdul Quayam
Mohammed
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Circleville
Public Utilities
Edward Betts, Jr
Myrtle Prater
Anna Howson
Lizzie Cox
Chicago
Thomas Milla
Velma Lowery
Akron
Miss Lowery
Emma Lowery
George Daugherty
Catherine Johnson
Helen Minear
Connett
Ruth Stanley
John Stanley
Happ
Miss Hanson
Anuk
Jarvin Hepp
Raquel
Raquel Torres
Stephen Ames
Adrienne Ames
Hollywood
Ames
New York
Adrienne
Neeley
Dover Township
Helen Rocks
Corning
John Exenhamper
Capitol
Dian
Forbes Land of Pyramids
Aterfune J
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ted
Charles F Jack Cummings
Riesa
Carrillo
Fazenda
Trimble Township
Lefevers
Majestic
Reaal
Chester Morris Morris Sound
Rochelle Hudson
Isabel Jewell Iversal
Loyal Women's
The
Felda Stansberry
New York City
Warroe Williams
Kay-Francis
George Brent
Peet
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