Grace Goldsberry Wins Plains Declamation Prize
In Chauncey on Sunday The Prince of Peace Declamation Contest held in two churches named Grace Goldsberry first in the afternoon at the Methodist Church with Christine Cochran and Eva Lavely as runners up. In the Holiness Church Clara Stalder won first with Helen Gabriel second and Gladys Culver third. Eldon Hawk of Ohio University presented the medal to Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
the Plains
Methodist
Grace Goldsberry
Christine Cochran
Eva Lavely
Miss Goldsberry
Ira Day
Holiness Church
Clara Stalder
Helen Gabriel
Gladys Culver
Miss Stalder
Miss Gabriel
Miss Culver
Eldon Hawk
The
Plains
Ohio University
Party Spread by Kimletz Family in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Kimletz and daughter Florence hosted a friends party at their Jacobs Avenue home in Chauncey on Saturday evening. Guests included Orlando Craig and children Loyd Billie Nora Burton Craig Tracey? plus numerous Burtons Lennigar Clarey Lowery Morgan Saffel Pencelli Macade May Clarey and Wade family members and Mrs Clarey Mrs Bailey and others from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Kimletz
Florence
Jacobs Avenue
Orlando Craig
Loyd
Billie
Nora Burton Craig
Trimble
Helen Burton
Elsie Lennigar
Lucille Clarey
Ruth Clarey
Margaret Lowery
Pearly Lowery
Dorothy Lowery
Marie Morgan
Lurene Saffel
Lauretta Oenella Pencelli
Anna Macade
Minnie May Clarey
Harvey Lennigar
John Baker
Clifford
Lonnie
Lyte Wade
Claremont Walker
Katie Clarey
Clarey
Bailey
Allie Burton
Mrs. Kimletz
Florence Kimletz
Plains Social Guests Visit Columbus and Zanesville
Mrs. Robert Graves and her mother Mrs Emaline Matheny of The Plains visited Columbus with Mr and Mrs Curt J Martin. Mr and Mrs Fred Linscott of Athens and Mr and Mrs Otto Fleming of Federal were guests of Mrs Ollie Johnson and family. The Youngs and Charlie Thomas of Zanesville visited Floyd Linscott and family in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graves
Emaline Matheny
The
Plains
Columbus
Curt J. Martin
C. P. Wood
Fred Linscott
Athens
Otto Fleming
Federal
Ollie Johnson
William Young
Charles
Charlie Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Zanesville
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Chauncey High School Festival a Social and Financial Success
The Chauncey High School Fall Festival in the gymnasium, organized by the junior and senior classes, drew about 3800 attendees. The high school orchestra performed plus readings, singing, piano solos, and other specialties. Dee Daugherty chaired the program. After the program the gym hosted booths with sandwiches, ice cream, pies, cakes, candies, a fish pond, sand box, and a pitch till you win concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Chauncey-Dover High School
Dee Daugherty
Myers Cooper to Speak at Local Church Meetings
Governor-Elect Myers Y Cooper and Congressman Thomas A Jenkins will be the first two speakers on the Men's Brotherhood program at the First Methodist Episcopal Church this year. The season was outlined by the board of Control with O R Rowland presiding and members including O F Rowland John Bolin Homer Cherrington R G Palmer and Harry Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Jenkins
Myers Y. Cooper
Men's Brotherhood
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Control
O. R. Rowland
O. F. Rowland
John Bolin
Homer Cherrington
R. G. Palmer
Harry Beckley
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio University
B. O. Skinner
Wilmington College
Theodore S. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Skinner
Athens
Mar
Loot Total Around 100000 In Steubenville Postoffice Robbery
Steubenville police say loot from Sunday's postoffice robbery may reach 100000 with most goods being Federal Reserve Bank packages en route from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. Nine men suspected. six inside vault workers held Assistant Postmaster Charles Irwin for two hours. Edna Gilson, postmistress, denies payroll money was included. Armistice Day altered pay day timing.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Edna Gilson
Toronto, O
Follansbee Brothers’ Sheet and Tin, Plate Company
Toronto
Charles Irwin
Musterole Sore Throat Relief Advertises Quick Action
A vintage Musterole ad touts fast relief for sore throat and chest congestion by applying a small amount to the sore spot. It claims easing for bronchitis tonsillitis croup and a long list of pains and aches with a milder version for babies and children.
Funeral services for Austin McCune in Chauncey
Funeral services for 28 year old Austin McCune of Trimble were held at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev. G B Courtney. The burial took place at Winton Street Cemetery in Athens. McCune died from heart trouble leaving a widow three children his mother and other relatives in the Trimble area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Austin MceCune
Trimble
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Winton Street
Athens
McCune
Young Cecil McCafferty Returns Home After Surgery
Cecil McCafferty son of the local Postmaster and Mrs C B McCafferty has returned from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens where he underwent an appendectomy two weeks ago. He will likely remain at home for about two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cecil McCafferty
C. BE. Mcafferty
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cecil
Chauncey Visit Newsnotes Include Death in Salem Funeral
Mrs. Phillip Powell and Mrs. James Mackie of Millfield visited Chauncey Monday to see Mrs. Powell’s daughter Mrs. John Cline and to shop. Virgil Thompson of The Plains spent Sunday with his grandmother Mrs. Mary Meinhart. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham Dayton traveled to Chauncey after the death of Hezekiah Graham, buried Saturday at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Powell
James Mackie
Millfield
Chauncey
Powell
John Cline
Virgil Thompson
The
Plains
Mary Meinhart
Thomas Graham Dayton
Hezekiah Graham
Salem
Ohio corn yield tops ten year average in 1928 report
Ohio's 1928 corn yield is estimated at 87.8 bushels per acre with total production around 187.81 percent of the average, per the Federal Crop Reporting Service. Stocks of old corn are low at 1.426 million bushels. potatoes and tobacco show mixed gains and drought and frosts trimmed yields.
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Ohio
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Miami Valley
Six Rescued When Boat Is Grounded near False Cape
NORFOLK VA Nov 13 Six members of the crew of an unidentified steam trawler grounded on a reef a mile and a half off False Cape forty miles from Norfolk were rescued by life saving crews after the trawler was driven onto the reef by heavy seas shortly after 11 o clock last night. Twenty minutes after sending distress signals the life saving crews went out in heavy seas to effect the rescue.
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Norfolk
U.rsix
False Cape
Thoxine Promises Instant Sore Throat Relief
A prescription remedy Thoxine claims rapid relief from sore throat and coughs without harsh drugs. It promises internal action, safe for the family, with a money back guarantee and price points of 50c, 90c, and $1.00. available at Clines Drug Store and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clines Drug Store
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Charles S.bradfield, Jr
High School
Myers Cooper
Ietta
Steubenville
U.P
Cooking Si School
Frances T. Northcross
FLOTO
Voss Floto
Ironer and Radio
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Hoover
Frigidaire
Athens Country Club
Athens State Hospital
Prof
L. J. Addicott
Ambrose
Logan
H. J. Saylor
J. L. Beckley
C. A. Beasley
C. C. Bean
Banks Ice Cream Co
Marie Brooks
Fred Beasley
C. E. Bennett
Nelsonville
Chas. Bethel
Fred Bush
Frank Beasley
John I. Bolin
J. H. Cline
Chas
Mildred Delbridge
Varsity Inn
Oscar Fulton
F. D. Forsyth
H. L. Foster
Blaine R. Goldsberry
C. R. Genter
A. C. Gubitz
Eugene Hohenadel
Nelle Roach Hannon
C. H. Horn
Harbaugh
Clarence Ficinig
C. H. Harris
J. A. Isselstein
R. D
F. Kittle
O. O. Mantz
Goldie Moore
Guy McDaniel
John Parmitter
Jas. P. Porter
Dwight Robinson
M. L. Rosser
Alice Robinson
W. S. Rhoades
Logan Robinson Bros
W. B. Stitt
John Summers
Jos. Slingluff
E. Selby
E. G. Silvus
Chas. Stack
F. H. Super
R. M. Sherman
Thos. Schoonover
Stephen Tatalos
Herb Vercos
Wilson Bros
Dr. C. E. Welch
R. L. White
C. G. Weltz
Locan
A. B. Wells
E. B. Young
D. R. Zenner
Battery and Electric Co. K. OF
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