Eleven Mines Resume Work After Election Day Holiday
Chauncey reports eleven mines operating today after a holiday caused by Election Day. Only four worked Tuesday. Chauncey No. 2 Poston No. 6 Millfield and Hocking are idle. December meeting at Olive Brookins home includes officer elections and Christmas party with gifts. many locals attend the refreshment event.
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Chauncey
Chauncey No. 2
Poston No
Et Millfield
Hocking
Lubrig
Lick Rem
Cartendale
Ohio
Local Social News from Millfield and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Boudinot hosted guests at their Millfield home last week including El mer Sawyer and George, Okla, and Arthur Sawyer with Mrs Sawyer from Wolfes Crock Morgan County The Sawyers are nephews of the Boudinots No. Barson Hixson of Chauncey was called to Cadette Ky due to illness of their son Robert Hixson Jr Chester Patin gale of Zanesville visited Millfield last week with Mr and Mrs William Theisen Mr and Mrs Oscar Simpson of Millfield spent Friday in Lancaster visiting Mrs Simpsons mother and brothers The Simpsons brought home Mrs Rose Smith who will visit indefinitely
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Chauncey
C. H. Boudinot
Millfield
Elmer Sawyer
George
Okla
Snd
Arthur Sawyer
Wolfes Crock
Morgan County
Mesare Sawyer
Boudinot
Robert Hixson
Cadettebure
Chester Patingale
Zanesville
William Theisen
Oscar Simpson
Lancaster
Mra Rose Smith
Grange No 1490 Initiates New Members at Trimble
Chauncey presided as several candidates were initiated at Trimble Grange No. 1490 exercises in the Grange Hall Saturday night. Attendance was good. A surprise hour followed and refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Trimble
Grange
Millfield News Bounty of Spades and Farm Moves
Brown digs 130 bushels of a late potato variety and stores them in the basement. Sanders hauls corn with a single ox team, novel for local youngsters. Coral Woolley builds four rooms and a bath. Phillips moves to Mrs Mingus’s farm home. Mingus moves to Bremen. Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ holds November meeting at the Pettit residence with Mrs Bowlinot presiding. Rev Miles Hoon leads devotions and Mrs Court plays piano. prize winners named Mex Boudinot and Mrs Sisson.
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G. W. Brown
Sand Ridge
Brown
C. E. Sanders
Coral Woolley
Thia Farm
Ames Township
Phillips
Julia Mingus
Hiram Mingus
Bremen
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
Mra
B. H. Pettit
Mra. Co
H. Bowlinot
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Thymns
Mra. Court
New Petiit
Fred Russell
Mex
F. EB. Boudinot
W. HH. Sisson
Mrs Wemer Recovers After Columbus Hospital Surgery
Chauncey residents report Mrs Floyd Wemer recovering nicely at St Francis Hospital in Columbus after a recent operation. Sunday Mr Wemer, Francis Powell, and Mrs Alice Theisen of Millfield visited her and spent the day in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Floyd Wemer
St Francis Hospital
Columbus
Wemer
Francis Powell
Alice Theisen
Millfield
November Birthday Social of Mazon Council Daughters of Pocahontas
Millfield reports a near full lodge for the Daughters of Pocahontas birthday social with pie or sandwiches requested for the menu. Attendance listed as eighteen. In a separate note, Rev. G B Courtney notes a large turnout at Trimble Church of Christ Promotion Day. Twenty pupils promoted across Bible School classes with student programs.
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Millfield
Mazon Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Lodge
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Trimble Church of Christ
Bible School
Dinner hosts in Athens entertain notable guests
Chauncey, Nov. and Mrs. H O McDaniel, Mrs F E Boudinot, Orris Boudinot, Millfeld, and Mrs W C Mingus, all of Athens, were entertained at dinner Tuesday at the home of Mrs L W Kelley in Athens.
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Chauncey
H. O. McDaniel
F. FE. Boudinot
Orris Boudinot
Millfeld
W. C. Mingus
Athens
L. W. Kelley
Unknown Blond serial begins in The Messenger tomorrow
Laura Lou Brookman starts The Unknown Blond a thriller serial in The Messenger. A reporter and an author join police in a hunt to solve the Tracy King murder as the mystery unfolds in this first installment to appear tomorrow.
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Laura Lou Brookman
the Messenger
Tracy King
Tommorrow
Tammany Hall Shattered by Reform Victory in New York
New York on election night sees Tammany Hall toppled as Fiorello LaGuardia leads a reform coalition to dominate City Hall. LaGuardia defeats John P. O'Brien and Joseph McKee by a wide margin, signaling a sweeping political realignment. William C. Dodge wins the district attorney post over Ferdinand Pecora.
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New York
James J. Walkers
City Hall
Tammany Hall
Fiorello H
Recovery Party
James A. Farley
Tammeny
William C. Dodge
Ferdinand Pecora
United States Senate
Wall Street
First To Lose Eagle Is First To Regain It
Theodore Rahutis of Gary Indiana wins back the NRA Blue Eagle after cooperation with the compliance board. The eagle was withdrawn when he allegedly failed to meet the code but was returned following demonstrated adherence to regulations.
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Gary. Ind
Theodore Rahutis
NRA
Rahutia
Gary Compliance Board
Jobs Found For 1,251 In Ohio By Re Employment Service
Jobs were found for 1,251 Ohioans by the national re employment service during the week ending Nov 4. This brings total placements for the two months the program has operated in Ohio to 5452, announced today by Stanley Mathewson, the director.
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Columbus
Business Improvement Report Alerted by Federal Reserve
Governor Black of the Federal Reserve System told President Roosevelt that a survey shows generally improved business conditions. The outlook remains weak where ongoing farm strikes affect local economies, Black said after a half hour with Roosevelt in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Black
Federal Reserve System
Roosvelt
Local Option New Hope of Dry Leaders in Westerville
Dr. Howard Russell, founder of the Anti Saloon League, concedes a prohibition stronghold falls as Westerville votes for local option. He recalls repeal sentiment while urging a new drive toward local option and temperance, with Charlie Taylor's beer parlorclosing cited as symbol.
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New Hope
Leaders of
Howard Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Westerville
Ickes Plans Loans to Fund City Power Plants
Public Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes announced a liberal loan policy to aid municipal power plant projects. The program would consider government loans based on anticipated revenues from the plants, potentially allowing cities to build despite bond-issue rejections if state laws permit.
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Washington
Ohio
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Rockland Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Lucy C Yates aged 80 died at her Rockland home after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at the Universalist Church Rockland with Rev Edward Minor officiating. Interment in Rockland cemetery. She was born in Decatur Township and lived her life in Washington County. Survived by son Fred Yates and two daughters Mrs John Scott and Mrs Andrew Carnes. Grandchildren include Robert Scott Mary Carnes Catherine Welch and great grandchild Robert Scott. Brothers and sisters listed.
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Marietta
Lucy C. Yates
Rockland
Universalist Church
Edward Minor
Rockland Cemetery
Yates
Decatur Township
Washington County
Fred Yates
John Scott
Indiana restaurant group threatens to quit NRA
One thousand two hundred seventy five members of the Indiana Restaurant Operations Association faced a proposed withdrawal from the NRA. The executive committee drafted a resolution for county vice presidents to vote on, citing chiselers, rising food and labor costs, and the code issue as reasons.
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Indianapolis
NRA
Indiana Restaurant Operations Association
Seven Die in Kentucky Election Day Feuds
Seven people were killed in Kentucky election feuds as tabulation of votes began after polls closed. Slayings occurred in Layman Louisville Harlan and remote mountain areas, with several others wounded as the state prepared to ratify national prohibition beyond the 36 needed to nullify the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Frankfort
U.P
Kentucky
Layman
Louisville
Harlan
Schumann-Heinx Sun Opera Star Hospitalized in California
Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heinx, famed grand opera singer, was hospitalized in San Diego with severe intestinal inflammation. Her son in law Dr Charles M Fox said she might have appendicitis and he hesitated to operate due to her age.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Ernestine Schumann-Heinx
Charles M. Fox
Walden Elected Mayor in Coolville Off Year Vote
H M Walden won the Coolville mayoral race as a large off year turnout produced a dry vote. Ray Strickler took town clerk, John Ashcraft elected constable on unofficial returns. John Aiken named Troy Township clerk.
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Coolville
H. M. Walden
Ray Strickler
John Ashcraft
John Aiken
Troy Township
Pastor Wins Shelby Mayoral Race Big Victory
Shelby voters elected Rev. D. Bruce Young of the First Lutheran Church over C. E. Morris for mayor by a large majority in yesterday's election results released today.
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Shelby
D. Bruce Young
First Lutheran Church
C. E. Morris
Snowfall accompanies tense election returns in Ath ens District
The Ath ens District saw first snow flurries as election returns began to pour in nationwide. A bitter cold front dropped temperatures from 44 to 27, with freezing conditions hindering travel and car starts despite a sunny morning.
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Athens
Local Notices From Long Run Community
Mrs Mary Frost and two children visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Bobo of Graham Chapel. Mrs Helen Perry works in Athens. Mrs Elizabeth Cooley called on George Love. Butchering returns this fall with Clifford Love first to kill a large hog. Jack Sams moves his family back to Long Run.
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Mary Frost
John Bobo
Graham Chapel
Helen Perry
Athens
Elizabeth Cooley
George Love
Clifford Love
Jack Sams
Long Run
70 Year Old Mayor Elected in Akron Victory Ends City Vote
Akron's 70 year old wartime mayor Myers was reelected over former Municipal Judge J Earl Cox. He led by more than 6500 as ballots finished. The city approved five bond issues totaling 7450000 dollars funding public works and a municipal light plant, aided by a council pledged to back the project.
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Akron, O
U.p—I. Gs
Private Utility Plans Beaten in Cincinnati
Cincinnati voters rejected a U Re A measure to force the city to buy privately owned gas electric and power plants and distributing facilities by a two to one margin with returns nearly complete. The plan faced opposition from the press over potential higher rates despite Muscle Shoals development hopes.
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Cincinnati
Muscle Shoals
Unclear precinct recount note shocks city clerks
Fragmentary OCR indicates confusion at a Cincinnati election precinct as workers faced seating changes and a late count. The garbled text references times around 6 30 p m and a tally described as 102 against 1 percent, but concrete details are unreadable.
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Cincinnati
Ous
Bremen Narrowly Upsets by 200 Votes
Local results show a tight race with a 200 vote margin deciding a Bremen contest. Details on candidates and precincts remain scarce in the readable text.
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