Three Big Mines Working In Chauncey Area Today
Chauncey area reports three large mines in operation including Chauncey No 25 Manhattan Company Hocking and No 255. A total of thirteen mines in the district are active with listings of Luhrig Hocking No 9 No 10 No 69 Ohio No 1 No 24 Chauncey No 25 No 90 No 119 No 255 Black Diamond and L D Poston. Also notes a Halloween party at Miss Edna Cartwright's Greens Run home with music by Angeline and Doris Zglienski and a guest list of numerous locals.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Company
Hocking
Luhrig
Ohio
Black Diamond
L. D. Poston
Edna Cartwright
Greens Run
Angeline
Doris Zglienski
Carl Cartwright
Flossie Hoisington
Pauline Bentley
Angeline Zgienski
Mary Serotnik
Elfrieda Wallish
Marie Bentley
Bernice Cannon
Louise McClellan
Mrs. Vandyke Dies at Utah Ridge in Chauncey
Mrs. Vandyke longtime resident of Utah Ridge near Chauncey died Saturday night at her Chauncey home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev. G B Courtney. Interment will be in Nye Cemetery, Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Vandyke
Utah Ridge
Church of Christ In
G. B. Courtney
Nye
Annual Halloween Party for Naom Bible Class at The Plains
Chauncey November 2 Annual Halloween masquerade by Naom Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School held Friday night in the Harry Porter garage. Guests and members gathered for decorations refreshments and door prizes with many families attending.
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Chauncey
Plains Methodist
Episcopal Church
Harry Porter
the Plains
Floyd Linscott
Edith Barrows
Ray Michael
Frank, Oneil
Roger Umphrey
Marilyn Winnigman
Minnie Ruth
Athens Candidate Seeks Votes With Clean Platform
A candidate thanks Athens voters day before election for a clean campaign. He pledges no personal attacks, promises economical city administration, enforcement of laws, and replacements for underperforming staff. He appeals for support and thanks supporters and the ladies.
Bible Class to Meet at Chauncey Church
The Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 in the home of Mrs. Peter Rankin. Mrs. Floyd Nye leads the business session and Mrs. Wesley Walburn leads the program. All women of the church are invited.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Peter Rankin
Floyd Nye
Wesley Walburn
Two Die Sunday In Pomeroy Area
Stanley Blosser of Noble Summit near Rutland dies after a long illness from heart disease and dropsy. Edna M. Pickens, 17, of Langsville, dies after a short illness. Funeral for Blosser at Midway church Tuesday at 10 with Rev. Harley Bolton, burial in Midway Cemetery.
Meigs County buys 20 cars and 9 trucks in October
Residents of Meigs County purchased 20 passenger cars and nine trucks in October. Raymond Zeiher a Pomeroy businessman and overseas veteran was taken to Worthington for treatment for a nervous breakdown and transferred to the military hospital at Chillicothe. Elizabeth Gloeckner ill at the William Richman home in Pomeroy is reported to have worsened. Lawrence Smith son of Edward
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Meigs County
Raymond Zeiher
Pomeroy
Worthington
Chillicothe
Elizabeth Gloeckner
William Richman
Lawrence Smith
Edward
White glass sand found in Gauley mountains worth millions
Cecil Tracy reports entrancing Gauley mountain scenery and a three mile tunnel cut to divert New River water for hydro power. He notes a vein of the finest white glass sand in the mountains center, expected to be mined independently and worth millions, potentially covering tunnel costs. Smith Rutland is critically injured in a Columbus packing house and hospitalized.
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Smith
Rutland
Columbus
Cecil Tracy
Mt. Hope
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Gauley Mountains
New River
Freshman Gordon Harrin Spends Weekend at Ohio State
Gordon Harrin, a freshman at Ohio State University, was home for the weekend, returning to campus afterward.
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Gordon Harrin
Ohio State University
Akron and Los Angeles Begin Posture Cruise from New Jersey
The U S S Akron and her baby sister the U S S Los Angeles sail from Lakehurst on a cruise to Washington Atlantic City Philadelphia New York and Intervening cities. The Akron first regular ship of the line and the largest dirigible in the world returns tonight while the Los Angeles expected back tomorrow. Fifty five aboard the Los Angeles include crew student officers. Akron carries one hundred eight with sixty crew and officers thirty four media and the rest passengers.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U.P
America
U. S. S. Akron
Los Angeles
Washington
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Navy Department
Hoover to hold full White House social season again
President Hoover will host a full and complete social season at the Executive Mansion this winter. He has exhausted his $25,000 annual entertainment and traveling allowance for the past two years and plans to spend it again this year. Twelve events are listed for the coming season, unchanged from last year.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Executive Mansion
White House
Gyp Motor Clubs Targeted by State Officials
California Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan refuses to permit any automobile club name that falsely implies AAAs affiliation. H N Burgett of Southeast Ohio Motor Club says the ruling guards car owners from fake clubs with high sounding names. He urges motorists to contact the nearest AAA club or chamber of commerce when approached by salesmen.
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Frank C. Jordan
California
American Automobile Association
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio
Jordan
America
Automobile Association
Burgett
A. A. A. Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile clubs questioned for community standing
In a discussion about local clubs, officials consider labeling certain automobile clubs as uncertain to the community standing and ask for clarification on their roles and recognition within the area.
Jack Rafferty Bailed Over Mistaken Identity
Akron Ohio November notices Jack Rafferty was bailed into court after a warrant for theft of a jailor key was issued for his cousin Ed Van Horn. The judge apologized for the mix up. Rafferty said he did not mind having been arrested before. Police then arrested Ed Van Horn who received 30 days for stealing keys and releasing four prisoners including himself.
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Akron
U.R
Jack Rafferty
Ed van Horn
Claude V. D. Emmons
Rafferty
Waltonians Weigh Reforestation Effort in Washington County
Muskingum Chapter of the Izaak Walton League may lead a spring reforestation project in Washington County. Judge Ernest E. Erb described the plan amid mixed farmer sentiment about permanently converting land from pasture. The group may buy waste lands and plant seedlings from the Reno state nursery, aiming to build value over 10 to 15 years.
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Marietta
Muskingum
Izaak Walton League
Washington County
Ernest E. Erb
Judge Erb
Reno
Muskingum Chapter
Adams Defends Navy Costs Amid Hoover Clash
Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams defends naval funding against claims it is excessive. He states U S Navy costs per capita are about half Britain's and spending relative to national income is lower than other powers. His statement signals tense ties with Hoover on economy drive and Navy policy.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Navy League
Charles Francis Adams
United States
Navy
William Howard Gardiner
Students cut expenses at Ohio State University dance scene
Ohio State University students cope with the depression as coeds refuse 25 cent dates and dormitory girls drop smoking. Escorts keep them away from taxi stands as the homecoming dance price is slashed by one third at the largest campus hall.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
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Chauncey Area
Church of Christ
Athens
Isi
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Death
Stanley Blosser
Edna M. Pickens
Western State
Jack
Waltonians
Dean’s
Doan
Bamby Bread
Ferguson
Edna M. Ferguson Hood
Bamby
Rauchs Bakery
BREA
Adams
Great Britain
Edna N. Ferguson
Richard
Fought & CO
U.S
Turkey
Stedman
Edna M. Ferguson
Stedman’s
the Stedman Company
Packers
Athens, Ohio
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