Charity Dance Slated At Chauncey on Friday
Chauncey Dover Charities led by Mayor W D Hines sponsor a pound dance Friday at Noah S Harvey's pavilion Chauncey admission is a pound or more of food to feed needy children at Chauncey Dover schools. Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott and sons and Mrs Lucy Athens Messenger visit Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Charities
W. D. Hines
Noah S. Harvey
Chauncey-Dover
Floyd Linscott and
Charles and
Jack
Lucy
Tonome Remedy Promises Quick Aid for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement from Quick's Cut Rate Store touts Tonome as a cheap, fast acting remedy for constipation and stomach trouble. It urges immediate purchase to save time and money, claiming a few doses prove its effectiveness and noting it is pleasant to take.
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Athens
Advy
Surgeon and family visit in Columbus at week’s end
Surgeon from The Plains and family visited Mr and Mrs Charlies Ruhl in Columbus. Mrs Ruhl is the surgeon's niece. They also met Mrs Viva Moore of Akron who was in Columbus to consult a specialist and is the surgeon's daughter and Mrs Linscott's sister.
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the Plains
Columbus
Charlies Ruhl
Ruhl
Surgeon
Viva Moore
Akron
Moore
Linscott
Friendship Bible Class Meets at Chauncey Home
Chauncey Church of Christ holds May meeting at Neil Tippett’s Mound Street home with Mrs. Ralph Brown presiding. Neil Tippett leads scripture and prayer, Miss Ruth Fiske and others win prizes, and 22 attend a luncheon. Next gathering set at Floyd Nye home.
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Friendship Group
Chauncey
Neil Tippett
Mound Street
Friendship Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Ralph Brown
Joe King
Gladys Pickering
Brown
Margaret Tippett
Ruth Fiske
Pickering
Clell Cunningham
Lena Gould Hosts Chauncey-Dover Class Night
Miss Lena Gould of the Chauncey-Dover High School graduating class entertains about 40 classmates teachers and friends at her home Monday night Refreshments were served in a social gathering marking the occasion.
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Chauncey
Lena Gould
Chauncey-Dover High School
Senior Class Outing Held in Marietta in Chauncey Dover
Chauncey Dover High School seniors and guests spent Monday in Marietta for a picnic and outing. Boat racing tennis dancing games and music highlighted the day with students and faculty from Chauncey Dover High School attending.
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Chaunchy
Chauncey- Dover High School
Marietta
Mary Agin
Virga Fennell
Pauline Tracy
Ruth Wade
Juanita Pendergrass
Leona Newman
Loree Ice
Ruth Nade
Edith Smith
Mary Ferrer
Daisy Hashman
Mabel Gheer
Leon Newman
Stanley Nadroski
Elbert
Charlies
Carroll Tippett
Adam McLean
Frank Madek
Carlos Wolfe
Harold Linscott
Harold Werner
John Rankin
Dwight Karns
Kendall Swart
Clark Preston
Jack McCafferty
Billy Smith
Joe Guerra
Paul Daugherty
Woodrow Ferrer
Clyde Morris
Paul Theisen
Christine Brown
Ruth Fiske
Ruth McClead
Parist League Meeting at The Plains Church
The Rev W H Reitz led 82 Epworth League members from The Plains Millfield Jacksonville and Trimble in a prayerful service at The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church. Readings songs and a post service gathering at Harry Porter garage included games contests and refreshments.
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Chauncey
W. H. Reitz
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Plains
Millfield
Jacksonville
Trimble
Ruth McCullough
the Plains
Stanley Thompson
Lavonda Moore
Harrison Lovesey
Wendell Nagie
Russell Jellison
Verna Nagle
Don
Mrs Alva Karns Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Alva Karns of Chauncey returned from St Frances Hospital Columbus after surgery for tumors. Her condition is reported greatly improved.
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Chauncey
Alva Karns
St. Frances Hospital
Columbus
Plains M. E. Church Bible School Class Entertained
May 19 CHAUNCEY Class No 6 of The Plains Methodist Church Bible School was entertained Wednesday night at the home of class teacher Mrs C J McCollough.
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Chauncey
The
Plains M. E. Church Bible School
C. J. McCollough
Busy Bee Sewing Club Plans May Birthday Party
Chauncey residents note Mrs. Glyde Jordan of Mill Street will host the Busy Bee Sewing Club birthday party Friday night featuring club members and a social gathering.
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Chauncey
Glyde Jordan
Mill Street
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Medicine Women Take $16 In Conneaut Scheme
A. B. Smith of Kellogsville accused a group of Indian women in Conneaut Ohio of promising cures then thumping him and taking $16 from his wallet. His pains remained after the alleged treatment.
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Conneaut
A. B. Smith
Kellogsville
Smith
H Im
Boy Teaches Crows To Speak Distinctly
Lancaster Ohio May 19 Charles Ream 15 discredits the belief that a crow can be taught to talk only by splitting its tongue. He found two young crows last summer and cared for them. By listening to conversation they learned to utter hello distinctly. The owner feeds the birds by hand. Meat makes up much of their diet.
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Lancaster
U.P
Charles Ream
Charles
Battery Receives New Service Equipment for Athens Guard
Uniforms and army gear from state headquarters arrived for Battery E 134th Field Artillery Athens National Guard. Leggings pants shirts and other clothing included. Officers contracted with a local firm to care for shoes and riding boots will be bought from local merchants. Eleven items were distributed at drill last Tuesday night as lines and communications were set up in front of the Armory.
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134Th Field Artillery
Athens National
DO X Leaves U S for Harbor Grace on North Beach Flight
The German flying boat DO X with capacity for more than 100 passengers departed from Glenn Curtiss Airport North Beach Long Island at 4 05 a m. for Harbor Grace Newfoundland on the first leg of its return to Lake Constance Switzerland. The DC X will next fly to the Azores then Ireland before Lake Constance. The ship has spent time in New York waters after a rough journey since August 1950 including motor trouble a fire and several accidents.
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Glenn Curtiss
North Beach
L. I
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Azores
Ireland
New York Waters
New York Harbor
Modes and fabrics charm in summer dresses and coats
New York fashion writers extol patience and clever fingers as enabling women to create elegant outfits at home. The feature highlights maise organdy frocks with navy trim and Alice blue crepe marocain coats, plus DIY pyjama patterns and jumper dresses that adapt for day and night.
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New York
Hittle Sister
Paris Opera
Gainsborough
Doctor Pioneer in Rome Ohio
One of the first scientifically trained men to settle in Ohio, Timothy Jones from Rhode Island, born about 1755, studied at Brown University and pursued medicine and law. He won a saltpeter method prize, moved to Rome Township, Athens County in 1805, farmed, hunted, and engaged with neighbors, earning praise as a refined frontier figure. He married Ebenezer Barrows’s daughter, likely his second wife.
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Ohio
Timothy Jones
Rhode Island
Brown University
Massachusetts
Providence
R. I
Ohio Country
Rome Township
Athens County
Athens
Dr. Jones
Walker
Ebenezer Barrows
Socialists Expected To Pass Over Prohibition
Delegates from most states gather in Milwaukee for the Socialist Party convention opening Saturday. Norman Thomas is favored to be the presidential nominee with Mayor Daniel W. Hoan also mentioned but not seeking the race. The platform likely backs a six hour five day week. no prohibition stance is expected as an economic issue.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
New York
Daniel W. Hoan
Socialist Platform
Gandhi Favored as Interesting Figure
NEW HAVEN Conn May 16 Mahatma Gandhi voted favorite world figure by Yale Sheffield Scientific School seniors with 17 votes to 4 for Ramsay MacDonald and 10 for Mussolini. Falstaff Tom Jones Tarzan tied for favorite fiction character with eight votes each. Joan Crawford topped Norma Shearer Marin Dietrich and Garbo. Most seniors are Republicans preferring an independent newspaper.
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New Haven
English disciple Madeleine Slade released from prison in Bombay
Miss Madeleine Slade, an English follower of Mahatma Gandhi, was freed after completing a three month term for civil disobedience in Bombay and immediately traveled to Poona to interview the Mahatma before resuming national congress activities on her return.
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Bombay
India
Madeleine Slade
Mahatma Gandhi
Poona
National Congress
Senate Probe Into Kentucky Fields Sought
The Senate Commerce Committee will resume hearings on whether to send investigators into Kentucky coal fields. Witnesses include H N Evanston of Pittsburgh and Arthur Garfield Hays with Dr. Broadus Mitchell of Baltimore. Hays and Mitchell had been with the ACLU but were denied entry previously. Dudley Field Malone and Pineville residents reportedly refuse to appear. The inquiry is led by Chairman Cutting and Senator Costigan and runs through Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Kentucky
H. N. Evanston
Pittsburgh
Arthur Garfield Hays
New York
Broadus Mitchell
Baltimore
Cutting
Republican
New Mexico
T. J. Asher, Jr
Pineville
Bell County
Dudley Field Malone
Hays
Civil Liberties Union Group
Fridday
Senator Costigan
Democrat
Colorado
Vinton Countian George Crow Dies at 102
George Crow aged 102, oldest Vinton County resident, died at his daughter Ida Blackstone’s Carroll Ohio home Tuesday evening May 16. Survived by children Sam Crow Hulda Robinett Frank Will and Mrs John Howell. Funeral at McArthur M B Church at 2 p.m. Friday.
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Mcarthur
George Crow
Vinton County
Ida Blackstone
Carroll
Ohio
Sam Crow
Hulda Robinett
Wichita
Kansas
Frank
St. Joseph
Missouri
Will
Dighton
John Howell
M. B
Van Sweringen to Serve on Local Petit Jury
R M J Van Sweringen, a famed railroad figure, will work on the Cuyahoga County petit jury starting next Monday at 9 30 for two weeks earning eight dollars per day. The assignment reflects his temporary civic service in Cleveland.
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van Gets
Jor
Cleveland
R-M. J. van Sweringen
van Sweringen
Cuyahoga County
Petit Jury
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