Plains School Ends Year With Baccalaureate and Games
The Plains Ohio school year closed with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Harter on Sunday titled God’s Challenging Interrogation. Music by a choir led by M. O. Bryan accompanied the service. Tuesday featured a basketball game where Nelville girls defeated Plains junior high 9 to 4, and Thursday Plains senior girls beat Nelville 18 to 9. Wednesday saw junior high graduation exercises with a listed program.
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Plains
Plains School
Harter
M. O. Bryan
Nelville
Plains Girls
Nelsonville
Tenth Year Chorus and Commencement Activities
The text outlines a tenth year class program with music and poems by Marie Aleshire, Gail McGione, and others, plus a class party in the high school gym. Friday features senior class exercises, games, and a commencement service at the M. E. church with orations by Marie Davies and Thelma Hawk, music by the O U Orchestra, and an address by Dean Irma Voigt.
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Gilbert Ball
Willard Hamer
Theodore Roosevelt
Guilford McGlone
Agnes Terrell
Alex Root
Cipal D. M. Bryson
Brysyn
George Keeton
Thelma
Eva Kelsenbere
Thelma Hawk
Marie Davies
Maude Thorne Peunoo
Prue Cestcesdses Oo
John Gabrielene
O. U
Florence Nightingale
Dean Irma EF. Voigt
Long City Council Meeting Tackles Streets and Utilities
The May city council session stretched long as debates covered storm water disposal on University Terrace Marietta Avenue and Currer Place plus sidewalk work. Officials reviewed street paving widths on Stewart Street and discussed a East Union Street wing to the Union depot amid tax and cost concerns.
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Civie
University Terrace
Marietta Avenue
Currier Place
Sim
East State Street
Chief Parker
Stewart Street
Fred Josten
Shannon Avenue
Arden Place
William Leeper
Fremont
Union Street
Cemetery Street
Union
Union Depot
Herrold Mill
West State Street
G. M. Romine
Council
Romine
Frere
East Union Street
Athens
Bridge blown up on frontier Greek Thrace Turkish Thrace
Athens May 22. The Karagatch and Adrianople bridge in Thrace was blown up by Turks. The frontier bridge lies on the liminal line of the first Near East peace conference. Britain and France report Greece seeks allied consent for any action and desires a speedy Lausanne decision.
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Athens
Karagatch
Adrianople
Thrace
Greece
Turkey
Lausanne
Chauncey I O O F Lodge to Confer First Degree
At the Chauncey I O O F lodge meeting on Wednesday evening the Greenland lodge of Carbon Hill will confer the first degree. All members and visiting brothers are urged to attend and a refreshment course will follow. Mrs Charles March funeral held today in Jobs Ohio family guests include Mr and Mrs Floyd Karns and son. Mr and Mrs Dane Osborne and Richard spent weekend in Athens. Francis Howard visited Elmer Finsterwald in Athens Sunday. Samuel Bloom of Cincinnati stayed with Mrs Isaac Wilson’s family. Earl Buckley and daughters Mabel and Pauline plan to move to Zanesville tomorrow.
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Chauncey I. O. O. F
Greenland Lodge
Carbon Hill
Floyd Karns
Jobs, O
Dane Osborne
Richard
Athens
Paister
Harry Noble
Francis Howard
Elmer Finsterwald
Sweeney
Charles Sweeney
Local Residents Entertain and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs J L Ferguson and daughter Kathleen depart for Charleston West Virginia. Mrs Robert Butterworth of Columbus visits sister Mrs B Ferrel and family on High Street this week.
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J. L. Ferguson
Kathleen
Charleston
W. Va
Robert Butterworth
Columbus
B. ¥. Ferrel
High Street
Local residents attend Chauncey High Alumni events
Rev. L. W. Spayd traveled to Dayton for a state church convention. Mrs. Brandon Grover and sisters Irene and Evelyn Watkins of Athens visited Chauncey area for the alumni banquet. Mrs. Sweeney of Athens visited family in the city. Mrs. Charles Dent (Mabel Hall) came from Middleport for the Chauncey alumni banquet, correcting a prior misstatement.
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L. W. Spayd
Church of Christ
Dayton
Brandon Grover
Irene and
Evelyn Watkins
Athens
Chauncey High
Charles Dent
Mabel Hall
Middleport
Chauncey High School
Millfield
M. E. Ladies Aid to Meet All Day at Love Home
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will be entertained Thursday in an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. James Love in Millfield.
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid
James Love
Millfield
Miner Francis Finley Injured By Fall At Bailey Run
Francis Finley employed in Smarts Mine Bailey Run sustained a fracture of his left leg yesterday afternoon due to a fall of coal.
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Francis Finley
Smarts
Bailey Run
Mrs. Margaret Linscott Visited Family in Chauncey
Mrs. Margaret Linscott of Columbus spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Amanda Sayers and sister Mrs. Ella Tedrick in Chauncey.
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Margaret Linscott
Columbus
Amanda Sayers
Ella Tedrick
Chauncey
Four Workers Die in Slidem Moffat Road Snow
Four bodies were recovered from a snowslide that buried a crew clearing snow from a shed on the Moffat road near Dixie Lake, close to Corona known as the top of the world. The slide started high in the mountains and covered the workers with tons of debris. In Washington, President Harding commuted Williams Silva’s prison term for a Kentucky race swindle to expire July 6.
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Denver
Colo
Moffat Road
Dixie Lake
Corona
Crook
Washington
Harding
Williams Silva
Kentucky
White House
Students Raise Turmoil at University of Pennsylvania
Vandalism marked the annual love feast at the University of Pennsylvania in East Philadelphia. Four professors were burned in effigy as undergraduates clashed with police and approached the Palace of Progress exposition at the university’s large commercial museum.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Bryan expected to address Presbyterians on pulpit issues
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America discussed affairs including a teetotaler pledge and Bryan is slated to present views on Presbyterian pulpit matters. Moderator Dr. Charles F. Wishart, though liberal, opposed Bryan on many topics under debate.
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Dick Case
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of America
William Jennings Bryan
Charles F. Wishart
Mr. Bryan
Maryland to fire sixteen inch guns in long range trial
Teal Washington May 22. The sixteen inch guns of the new battleship Maryland will fire at a 25,000 yard range on June 7. This marks the first distant target practice in U S naval history with this calibre weapon.
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Washington
Maryland
United States
Navy Department
What This Buffalo Physician Has Done for Humanity
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo N Y is pictured in 1910. A physician who moved from Pennsylvania to Buffalo created Golden Medical Discovery a tonic for the blood. It contains no alcohol and uses native root extracts. The preparation purports to improve blood, digestion and complexion and is sold nationwide with a free medical advice offer.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Maryland Battleship Aims For 30-Degree Gun Elevation Trials
The targets will be anchored off Piney Point Chesapeake Bay for trials expected to prove the accuracy and dispersion of heavy naval rifles elevated to 30 degrees. Maryland is the only U S battleship whose guns reach this angle potentially matching British fleet ranges.
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Piney Point
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Greek Forces Concentrate on Turkish Frontier in Thrace
Advices from Adrianope report Greek troops massing along the Maritzar river on the Turkish frontier in Thrace. The movement signals heightened tension in the region.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Adrianople
Maritzar
Seven Dead In Latest Storm Across Oklahoma Panhandle
The death toll from storms in western Oklahoma rose to seven, with six fatalities in Dewey county at Leedy. Crops suffer hundreds of thousands in damage as railroads and wire services falter and rivers overflow, isolating communities across nine counties.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Dewey County
Leedy
Luhrig Graduation Exercises Wednesday Evening
The Luhrig commencement will be held at the Christian church at Luhrig at 7 30 p m on Wednesday May 23 with G D Knepper delivering the address. County Superintendent Guy Dinsmoor assists. Eight second year pupils complete the course and eight grade pupils receive certificates to advance to high school.
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Luhrig
Christian Church
G. D. Knepper
Marion County
Guy Dinsmoor
Henry Vern Brandenberg
Charles Elsworth Beckle
Enid Marie Fitzer
Samuel Oscar Riggle
Mary Evelyn Haines
Fern Brandenberg
Kenneth Earl Francis Agnes Mee-Bride
Wash Out Your Refrigerator Twice a Week
Home tip advises cleaning refrigerator interior twice weekly using soda and cold water to remove odors and maintain hygiene. Follow simple steps to wipe shelves, rinse with clear water, and dry before restocking.
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Lash
Marie Aleshire
Gail McGione
Belle Cheadle
Parker Bros
Sudbury
Mane
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court Street
Guy Dinsmore
John Gabriel
Samuel Bloom
Cincinnati
Mris
Isaac Wilson
Miner
East
Bryan
Indianapolis
Ind
Athens Radio & Electric CO
Ohio
Pratt's Poultry Regulator
the Cline Pharmacy
McKee Drug Company
KODAK
Athens Book& News Co
Cline Bidg
The
Kerr Hardware Co
Athens, O
du Pont
duPont
Qwest Quality
OU Pont
Tuarnise Saat
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