A P A Plans For A Supper
Chauncey March 21 The regular meeting of The Plains Parent Teacher Association was held with large attendance. Mrs John loper presided and the group organized a supper for next Monday to raise funds to install a radio in the school.
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The
Plains Association
Chauncey
Plains Parent Teacher Association
Plains
John [Loper
Helen Nelson
Elmer Lavely
Nida
Sarah Batchelder
L. D. Nelson
Ray Michaels
H. A. Tipton
Alex Root
Manning
Albert Aleshire
Chauncey Social Notes Moveins and Visits
Chauncey residents share guest visits and home moves. Chauncey welcomes Chauncey native Chauncey guest Mrs Elizabeth Knode and sister Miss Helen Howard. Move ins include Joel Bridgewater into Gillett property Converse Street and Ray Tucker family into Mill Street. The Plains and Littie Hocking area residents host gatherings as Stanley Thompson shown improvement after five days illness.
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Chauncey
M. Koons
Columbus
Trimble
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Ellis Avenue
Joel Bridgewater
Gillett
Converse Street
John Shaner
Millfield
Arthur Burchfield
Lower Plains
Laura Burchfield
Charlies Tippie
Ted Tippie
Georgia Tippie
Laner
Littie Hocking
Ray Tucker
Mill Street
Lawrence Reeves
Reeves
M. B. Tucker
Stanley Thompson
Earl Thompson
the Plains
Harvard Doctor Urges Seen End and Beginnings in Life Romance
Dr. Rollo Walter Brown of Harvard University told Ohio University students that people seek the romance of life by seeing and remembering, starting early and realizing life has an end. He warned against cynicism and urged memorable living, saving moments to remember and staying content with life’s beauty.
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DR. Brown
Harvard
Rollo Walter Brown
Harvard University
Ohio University
Brown
Mr. Brown
Sponsors Postpone A Church Musical
Illness of the leading lady forces postponement of a Paramount Club Mt. Zion Baptist Church musical event planned for Friday night. Announcement issued by J. Elbert Pettress cites health concerns and reschedules the program.
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Paramount Club
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
J. Elbert Pettress
Mother Fined For Sending Daughter To School
Lexington March 21 Mrs George W Ray of Junction City faces a fine for keeping her daughter Jivetyn age 12 at home rather than sending her to school. The case centers on schooling obligations and parental duties in the local area.
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Lexington
Meen SeiBag
Jivetyn
George W. Ray
Junction City
Arapex
City visitor makes jail his residence
Earl Davis of Johnstown Pa was arrested in Chauncey by Marshal Burke Witham on charges of intoxication and possession. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication and one hundred dollars plus costs for possession, then sent to Athens County Jail. Davis said he planned to visit relatives in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Earl Davis
Johnstown
Marshal Burke Witham
Davis
W. D. Hines
Athens
Columbus
Mrs. Sarah C. Bryan 74 dies after weeklong paralysis
Chauncey March 21 Mrs. Sarah C. Bryan aged 74 died at her son and daughter in law M. O. Bryan and wife in Lower Plains after a week illness paralysis. She is survived by her son. Her husband died years ago. Formerly of Murray City. Funeral Friday at 10 from The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Murray City cemetery.
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Chauncey
Sarah C. Bryan
M. O. Bryan
Lower Plains
Murray City
G. O. P. Leader Hurt In Train Fall At Hamden
G O P leader George B. Davis of the Ohio Republican Central Committee suffered a compound fracture of the leg when he fell getting off a train at Hamden around 11 p m Wednesday. He was taken to White Cross Hospital in Columbus in serious condition with the fracture piercing flesh and not easily set. Davis, a former coal operator and publisher, had attended a central committee meeting in Columbus and was returning to Wellston.
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Wellston
George B. Davis
Ohio Republican Central Committee
Hamden
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Davis
Central Committee
B. and O
Court of Appeals to rule on Perry County coal valuation
The Ohio Tax Commission and County Auditor J W Quinn filed an appeal in the Easton Hocking Coal Co case over Perry County coal land valuation. The appeal seeks reversal of a $9 per acre reduction from $15, with potential county duplicate tax losses estimated at $660,000 across about 55 000 acres if extended.
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New Lexington
Court of Appeals
Ohio Tax Commission
Easton Hocking Coal Company
Perry County
Tax Commission
J. W. Quinn
Eastern Hocking Company
Eastern Hocking Coal Company
Brooks E. Shell
Lancaster
Pleads Not Guilty In Attack on Girl
Clayton Howell of Akron pleaded not guilty to the charge of criminal attack on a 15 year old girl at a Justice court arraignment. Howell was arrested in Akron after an investigation into the family of Bush King who live five miles east of Albany. King was arrested on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of one of his twin daughters but released. Wilbur Reeves is also held on a criminal attack charge with affidavits filed by Prosecuting Attorney R D Williams. Howell posted a $2000 bond and faces jail if the bond is defaulted.
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Clayton Howell
Akron
Court of Justice of the Peace
Cari H. Porter
Howell
William Williams
Peter Barrows
Bush King
Albany
King
R. D. Wilams
Wilbur Reeves
Reeves
Ohio Power warns against kites near tension wires
The Ohio Power Company warns residents in Newton on March 21 to avoid flying kites near power lines. Kites can tangle in tension wires and cause injury or death from ground circuits.
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Ohio Power Company
Trimble Grange to Hold March Meeting With Degree Work
Trimble Grange No. 1830 convenes at 7 30 PM Saturday March 23 in Grange Hall Trimble with first and second degree work by the York Township Degree team. A social hour and refreshments follow the business session, and all members are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Trimble
East Side School Publishes a Paper Echo of the Sixth Grade
East Side School releases the East Side Echo a student newspaper written by sixth graders under Miss Lucille Duffee. The staff includes Editor Julian Bing and editors Tom Quidor Alice Wolfe with editorial chair Leslie Fultz and others. The paper covers school news events and student notices. The first issue appeared March 20 and two more issues are planned before year’s end.
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East Side
Pastor Prefers Ten Saloons to a Movie
Columbus March 21 The Rev H C Hutchison pastor of Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee against local option on Sunday movies He said he would rather have ten saloons open on the Hilltop than one motion picture show The state currently allows movie shows in 55 Ohio counties despite blue laws.
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Columbus
H. C. Hutchison
Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church
South Eureka Avenue
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Nelsonville Men Fined in Dog License Case
Three Nelsonville men Charlie Shaw James Nelson and John Elliott pleaded guilty to failing to provide dog license tags and were fined five dollars plus costs. They were arraigned in Justice of the Peace Carl H Porter court. arrangements were made to pay and they were released. Arrests were made by Constable Harry Dalton on affidavits by Dog Warden Dicken.
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Charlie Shaw
James Nelson
John Elliott
Nelsonville
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Harry Dalton
Dicken
Delinquency Cases Dismissed in Athens Probate Court
Georgia Miller and son Frank Miller of near Derthick had delinquency charges dismissed by the Athens County Probate Court on prosecutor Williams action. They faced accusations of contributing to a 16 year old girl’s delinquency after a March 10 incident at Harry Johnson’s home near Mine No 19. Bruce Russell of Derthick had a similar dismissal. he was linked to the Johnson home trouble.
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Georgia Miller
Frank Miller
Near Derthick
Athens County
R. D. Williams
Harry Johnson
Near Mine No. 19
Bruce Russell
Derthick
Russell
Johnson
Baby Dies After Poison In Gallipolis
March 21 in Gallipolis a 19 month old boy, Robert Davis, son of Mr and Mrs John Davis, died in a hospital after eating poison tablets found while playing at home.
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Gallipolis
Robert Davis
John Davis
Loyal Daughters Sunday School Class Meets in Chauncey
The Loyal Daughters Sunday School Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey met Tuesday evening at Lenore Schultz’s home with Ruth Fiske as teacher. Members listed include Lavina Rivers Kathleen Smith Marie Ferrel Juanita Pendergrass Mary Ferrel Iris Cunningham Leona Newman Sarah Nye Mary Agin Emogene Locke Eva Ferrer Mary Louise Baughman Frances Harvey Florence Fielder Ruth Smith Lenore Schultz. Boys invited as guests included Thomas Dew Charles Leffler Paul Crosser Elbert Minister Willard Fielder Ralph Schultz Dan Civille Hubert Nye and Hildreth Schultz. Also noted are dinner hosts George Hall Mrs A E Gibson and Mrs Eva Schwalb of Nelsonville. A birth notice reports Theron Goodson and wife welcomed an eight pound son in Ellis Avenue Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ
Ruth Fiske
Lenore Schultz
Thomas Schultz
Lavina Rivers
Kathleen Smith
Marie Ferrel
Juanita Pendergrass
Mary Ferrel
Court House Doings Probate Court News
A marriage license was issued in Athens County Probate Court to Charlies K Wood yard and Kathryn Culpepper Neale both of Nelsonville. The court granted authority to sell personal property and ordered support payments for two children. The will of William Rieck was probated and Dorothy and Elizabeth McCollister were committed to the Athens County Children's Home with monthly support ordered.
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Athens County
Charlies K. Woodyard
Nelsonville
Kathryn Culpepper Neale
Woodyard
Miss Neale
Fernando Connor
Bert Walburn
Bertha Rieck
William Rieck
Jasper Dexter
Nate French
French
Glouster
Dorothy
Elizabeth McCollister
Athens County Children's Home
John McCollister
Levis vs Luckoff in Athens County Court Overruled Motion
In Athens County Common Pleas Court the court overruled the plaintiff’s motion in Ben F. Levis versus Heyman Luckoff. Dana Marks faced bond set at 700 dollars after arrest for shooting with intent to wound James McCumber, pleas not guilty at arraignment. Trial for Fred Byers et al against G George Gaul reset for March 23. In the Rowland estate case, default on answer led to a finding of true and judgment for 908.80 against Frank Thornton et al, with multiple defendants ordered to pay.
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Ben F. Levis
Heyman Luckoff
Athens County
Fred Byers
G. George Gaul
Hal H. Rowland
Robert M. Patterson
Frank Thornton
Clara Thornton
Jesse C. Mapes
Forrest B. Mapes
William Tom
Lenna Tom
Breach Widens in Ohio Anti-Saloon League Strife
In Columbus on March 3 the rift within the Ohio Anti-Saloon League grew as Earhart the league attorney prepared to leave office. Dr E J Moore the league superintendent reportedly advised headquarters that he can no longer work with Earhart.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Charlies M. Earhart
League
E. J. Moore
Earhart
Attorney Resignation Triggered by Economic Reasons
A formal statement announced the attorney would resign, saying he was leaving for economic reasons. Earhart indicated she will resign, citing similar pressures and a forthcoming leadership change.
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Earhart
State Constabulary Bill Draws Fire From Moore
Earhart criticized by Dg Moore over faults in the proposed State Constabulary Bill now before the General Assembly. Moore denounced the lawyer as did The American Issue, league’s official newspaper edited by Freeman L. Dustman.
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Earhart
Dg Moore
General Assembly
Moore
League
Freeman L. Dustman
Old Folks Endorse Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
A vintage appeal touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle safe laxative based on senna and pepsin. The ad argues constipation treatments haven’t changed since 1875 and 1892 and promotes the syrup as suitable for babies to the elderly, available in large bottles at drug stores.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
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