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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
6
John Baker son of Mr and Mrs Charles Baker near this city and Morristown pupil had two fingers of his left hand badly mashed when a school door shut Thursday morning. The bones were crushed and he was taken to Dr Warren V Sprague's office for treatment.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith announce the birth of a son at their Bishopville home. The infant is the grandson of Mr and Mrs George Katzrenback Sr of Chauncey.
Chauncey residents Mrs. Noah and Harvey and Mrs. Ira Cunningham with Miss Wilma Krenyik visited sister Mrs. Nile Dew in Amesville. Williamson family and Bradfields spent Thursday in Middleport with Tinklepaughs. Earl Donaldson from near Columbus stayed with William and… hamley Run. Baughman family from this city to New Marshfield for J. W. Baughman funeral.
Millfield residents and guests from Chauncey and Alliance frequent local scenes. Ode Jackson and Albert Jackson join Mr. and Mrs. James E. Love in Millfield while Almond Devore returns to Alliance after a visit. Charlies Sanders II travels to Columbus for work. Martha Miscoe visits from Akron. Arthur Tripplett travels to Parkersburg for employment.
Representative Theodore Burton urged halting the whispering campaign against Hoover in Cleveland and praised the commerce secretary as a constructive candidate. William R. Wilcox noted nationwide sentiment for a Coolidge nomination on the convention floor after a talks with the president. Arthur B. Rule said agricultural interests favor Hoover for the GOP nomination.
Senator Woodbridge N. Ferris of Michigan died in Washington at 6 15 a m at age 75 from bronchial pneumonia. He was a Democrat.
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Chauncey March meeting of the Parent Teacher association will be held Monday at 7 pm in the Chauncey high school auditorium. President Mrs Mollie Gardner will lead discussions on several important matters. A repeat musical program from the recent banquet will be presented. Rev N Q Warren is recovering at his Mill street home.
Chauncey March 23 an important meeting of Local Union No 4267 of the L D Poston mine No 65 north of Chauncey will be held Saturday after noon at 1 80 o clock The meeting will be at the mine and led by John Lester president of the local union.
Ohio railroads are increasing opposition to the elimination of grade crossings, a charge made today by the state highway department in Columbus. The report notes rising resistance among rail firms to implementing crossing removals.
Erie, B and O, and Pennsylvania railroads contest a proposed crossing elimination on Manchester road in Kenmore. Schlesinger described the crossing as having a very bad accident record. The highway engineer withholds action pending railroad briefs after a conference with Summit county commissioners and railway officials.
Columbus report states Ohio National Guard supplies valued at 364 dollars were stolen from the Seventh Avenue armory today. Lieutenant E. O. Stroube of the 112th motorcycle corps filed the report.
George W Swisher aged 79 formerly of Addison died Thursday at his daughter Mrs D A Logsdon home 183 N Central Ave Columbus He was a retired farmer and had lived in Addison all his life until six months ago arrangements were announced by the family
In Washington on March 23 the Couzens resolution urging Treasury Secretary Mellon to resign was met with two hours of debate and then indefinitely delayed after being placed on the calendar under an automatic rule by Senator David A. Reed.
A reference moved to send the resolution to the Senate finance committee. The resolution cannot be brought up again unless by a special Senate vote.
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