Famous Pitcher Scores Victory in Ohio League Game
Chauncey resident S N Simpson, a famed baseball fan and pitcher, played for Bucyrus against Columbus last Saturday, earning a 16 to 2 Bucyrus win. Simpson and Pappy Stewart of Circle Hi joined Heck Bradfield's Josten Cigar team for the season, with Simpson set to play again next Saturday at Bucyrus against Hobson.
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Chauncey
S. N. Simpson
Columbus
New York Central
Bucyrus
Simpson
Pappy” Stewart
Circle Hi
Heck
Bradfield
Josten Cigar
Hobson
Chauncey Couple Returns From West
Mr and Mrs Clarence Morris and Mildred Rivers return from a year in Watts near Los Angeles California. They plan to live on the Morris dairy farm near Chauncey. A dinner honoring the couple was hosted by Mrs Rivers parents on Sand Ridge. Chauncey attendees included Miss Mary Fennell Mr and Mrs John Rivers and Mr and Mrs William Matson and family.
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Chauncey
Clarence Morris
Mildred Rivers
Watts
Los Angeles
Calif
John Rivers
Wiliam Matson
Entertains Guests at Hawk Home Tuesday
A social gathering was hosted Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hawk with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Terrel, Mr. and Mrs. F Cook, Mr. and Mrs. William McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. W C Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. John Masten, Mrs. Kinney, Miss Augusta Masten, Howard McDonald and Frank Cook.
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Chauncey
William Hawk
Ambrose Terrel
F. ¥. Cook
William McDonald
W. C. Nichols
John Masten
Kinney
Augusta Masten
Howard McDonald
Frank Cook
Return Home Chauncey May 13
F. E. Cook, previously employed in Parkersburg West Virginia, has returned to his home at the Lower Plains on May 13.
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Chauncey
F. E. Cook
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lower Plains
Girls to work in Michigan
Chauncey reports two Chauncey high school graduates leaving for Pontiac Michigan for employment. Miss Grace Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs John E B Smith of Lexington avenue and Miss Cora Ferrell daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Ferrell of High street departed this week for work opportunities in Pontiac.
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Chauncey
Grace Smith
John EB. Smith
Lexington Avenue
Cora Ferrell
J. O. Ferrell
High Street
Pontiac
Mich
Chauncey High School
Osborne begins work on new Chauncey business house
Guy E. Osborne of Chauncey plans a new business house and residence on West Converse Street. Excavation work is underway in preparation for construction of the combined building.
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Chauncey
Guy E. Osborne
West Converse Street
Largest Ohio Baptist convention held in Zanesville
The Ohio Baptist convention in Zanesville concluded today after a record size run begun Monday night. Milton K. Smith of Athens First Baptist noted the gathering as among the state’s largest. Officers were reelected led by President Rev. Joseph H. Lloyd. regional vice presidents and the Women’s Baptist Mission Society head were also named.
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Ohio Baptist Convention
Zanesville
Milton K. Smith
Athens
G. L. Spence
Martins Ferry
W. Hamblen
Granville
Forbes B. Wiley
Denison University
H. H. Griffin
Cleveland
Woman’s Baptist Mission Society of Ohio
Southwest
William Hardman
Yellow Springs
W. G
Old Doctor Dies in Sulphur Springs
Dr. Frank H. Virture, 62, a longtime and prominent Bucyrus physician, died at his Sulphur Springs home from heart trouble.
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Bucyrus
Frank H. Virture
Sulphur Springs
Moonshiners Battle with Police Wounds Reported in Proctorville
Alleged moonshiners and police clashed during a raid in Proctorville as two men operating a still were wounded. The confrontation began when officers moved in on the illegal setup. one man may have died from his injuries.
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Proctorville
Toledo Man Shoots Self After Warning Landlady
Carl Picher, 35, told his landlady that “something was going to happen” then entered his room and shot himself. He remained in serious condition today.
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Toledo
Carl Picher
Mazon Council Plans Regular Meeting in Jacksonville
May 138 Mazon council No 93 will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at the Jacksonville hall. All members of the degree staff are requested to attend practice.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council
Jacksonville
Newlyweds Given Shower in Jacobs Avenue Home
A miscellaneous shower was held last evening for Mr and Mrs John Kranyk at the home of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Nile Dew on Jacobs avenue. Music featured Mrs Lenheim soloing and James Nye on piano. About thirty guests were served a refreshment course.
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Chauncey
John Kranyik
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Lenheim
James Nye
Mrs. Keasey Reported Seriously Ill in Chauncey
Word reached Chauncey on May 13 that Mrs. Peter Keasey is critically ill at her Columbus home. She has suffered several weeks from peritonitis. before marriage she was Goldie Hillyer, daughter of Robert Hillyer of May Avenue Chauncey.
Family Rides to Indiana After Accident Strikes Relative
Mr and Mrs Bertt Martin and their young daughter traveled from near Millfield to Jacksonville Indiana to visit Mrs Emma line Nattle who lies seriously injured in an automobile crash Sunday.
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Indiana Chauncey
Bertt Martin
Near Millfield
Jacksonville
Ind
Chauncey Independent to meet A. E. Tile in Sunday game
Chauncey May 18 Independent team faces A. E. Tile of Zanesville Sunday at Chauncey Wall Park. Game set for 2 39 O clock with expectations of a good contest.
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Chauncey
A. E
Zanesville
Chauncey Wall Park
Couple Is Showered Chauncey
A miscellaneous shower was given May 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Myers on East Converse street honoring their son and daughter in law Floyd Myers and Alice Pidcock recently married.
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Chauncey
Ira Myers
East Converse Street
Floyd Myers
Alice Pidcock
Plains School Operetta Promises Fine Musical Event
Chauncey May 13 The Plains school will present an operetta at the school building Friday evening promising to be very good with local students taking the stage.
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Chauncey
the Plains School
Miss Eutreva Crabtree Visits Chauncey Home
Miss Eutreva Crabtree of Buch tel is visiting Chauncey at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harvey on Main Street.
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Eutreva Crabtree of
Buchtel
Chauncey
Mrs
Floyd Harvey
Main Street
Death in Automobile Crash Near Horner Youngstown
Horner of Youngstown was killed when her car skidded on a turn and plunged into a ditch. The crash details were reported by local authorities with emphasis on the fatal outcome.
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Horner
Youngstown
Ironton Man Dies After Fall From Hospital Window
John Mahaffey, 53, died after plunging from a second floor hospital window in Ironton. Police say he was intoxicated by drinking canned heat and became crazed.
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Ironton
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Adlerika Relief Claim For Stomach Trouble Diet
Mrs A Howard credits Adlerika with ending her stomach trouble after taking it. Positive outcome described as able to eat without discomfort and feeling fine. Advertisement notes Adlerika removes gas bloating and old waste from intestines and helps with constipation. Gibsons Pharmacy listed.
Mail carrier dies from self-administered poison
Columbus report says 35 year old Harry Householder, a mail carrier, died from poison taken to end his life. He had recently faced charges of looting the mails and had been jailed.
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Columbus
U.pr
Harry Householder
Householder
Tokyo group opposed to Western dances barred by police
A planned meeting of Japanese opponents of western ballroom dancing in Ueno Park was banned by police who feared trouble.
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Rio
Japan
Ugeno Park
Blandford Upholds Ancient Curfew Ringing Tradition
In Blandford England the church bell has rung the curfew twice daily at 1 and 6 p m for more than 800 years preserving a rare local custom in the town shorthand.
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Blandford
England
Advanced Student Recital Friday Evening in Ewing Auditorium
Violin students of Prof Scott Willits and piano students of M Scott Willits perform Friday at 7 30 in Ewing Auditorium. Eleven students participate presenting varied pieces including Klingsor? Reinecke and Portnoff concert movements and Bruch concerto concluding the program with works by Kroeger Merkel and Karganoff among others.
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Scott Willits
M Scott Willits
Ewing Auditorium
Musical program list with performances and performers
The article lists a series of music pieces and performers including Ronald Robinette, Martha Foster, Jane Gill, Tessa Teta, Virginia McAdoo, Norman Guess, Quinette Shaw, Kathryn Merriman as accompanist, and various works by Chopin Mozart Grieg Saint Saens and others. It notes catalog numbers and seating or room designations such as XI and XIV.
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Saint Saens
Tessa Teta
Frimil
Virginia McAdoo
Wieniakski
Norman Guess
Goodrich
Frazee Quinette Shaw
Prelledium
Allen
Spring radio show proposed to extend season in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on May 13 reports a suggested shift to a spring showing of new radio receiver styles rather than fall displays. The idea aims to extend the radio season and benefit both buyers and manufacturers by aligning showcases with a fresh market cycle.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Owls And Insomnia Create Wise Nighttime Image
An observation compares owls to wisdom and notes their supposed insomnia highlighting nighttime activity and mental sharpness as a humorous animal trait.
Ohio university senior recital tonight in Ewing auditorium
The third senior recital of the Ohio University School of Music features contralto Helen M. McClaflin with accompanist Miss Ann Haworth in Ewing Auditorium. The program includes Handel, Massenet, Schubert, Brahms, and Rogers compositions, with Robinson at the piano. A Steinway piano is noted. the announcer signs off with a quirky line about Greenland.
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Ohio University School of Music
Ewing Auditorium
Helen M. McClaflin
Cc. C. Robinson
McClaflin
Ann Haworth
Rogers
Ee Robinson
Page
Watts the Eagle
Grant Schaefer
Ann Haworth Steinway
California Fig Syrup Ad از
Child health tip praises California Fig Syrup as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the bowels and sweetens the stomach. A teaspoonful today may prevent illness tomorrow. Prompts mothers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with age directions on the bottle.
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California
Athens High to elect new student body president
Athens high school prepares for student government elections with petitions circulating May 17 and voting by the student council on May 18. Formal nominating occurs May 19 at an assembly, with the general election on May 26 and vote tally at the regular meeting that evening. The new president takes office May 28.
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Athens High School
Mal
Nw Prsidnt
Spanish flyers complete Madrid to Manila leg
Captains Loriga and Gallarza, Spanish airmen, finished their Madrid to Manila flight at 11 40 a m today marking a milestone in the long journey.
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Manila
P. I
Loriga
Gallarza
Madrid
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for corns and bunions with a full money back offer if pain and soreness persist after 24 hours. It claims deep penetration to relieve foot pain and claims benefits for varicose veins, urging customers to try it regardless of cause or prior treatments.
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Money Back
Moone
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Leo Portnoff
Jean Mees
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Ruth Bain
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Hunter
Hieland Laddie
Morey
Martha Foster
Chopin
Mozart-Grieg
Jane Gill
Vssdiewe
Lasela Ch'io
Handel
Delbruck
Massenet
Widmung
Schumann Wiegenlied
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Schubert Erlkoenig
Schubert
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