Local women hurt in Chauncey Fort Lauderdale trip wreck
Mrs Ella Tedrick and Mrs Clara Oberholzer suffered serious injuries after a sedan driven by Stacey Sayer left the road on a steep Georgia hill near Hartwell. Tedrick had a broken nose and a deep scalp wound, Oberholzer a broken shoulder, with both women hospitalized at a physician’s home. Sayer unharmed.
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Chauncey
Ella Tedrick
Stacey Sayer
Hoopers’ Ridge
Clara Oberholzer
Millfield
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Hartwell
Georgia
Sayer
Chauncey Alumni Triumphs 6-0 Over High Team
Thanksgiving Day clash at Chauncey park ends with the Chauncey Alumni defeating the Chauncey high team 6 to 0 before a large crowd.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Park
Chauncey High
Newly Formed Aid Society Holds First Zion Baptist Meeting
The Ladies Aid of Zion Baptist church, Chauncey, held its first meeting, with sewing and quilt block work. Two new members joined and dues were paid. Attendees included George Gabriel Jr, Mrs. Arthur Burchfield, Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. H E Stage, Mrs. S G Nichols, Mrs. Floyd Potts, Mrs. Russell McHarg, Mrs. Flora McHarg, Mrs. Darrel Moore, Mrs. Elmer Coon, Mrs. Arthur Coon, and Doris Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
The
Zion Baptist Church
George Gabriel, Jr
Arthur Burchfield
Harry Moore
H. E. Stage
G. Nichols
Floyd Potts
Russell McHarg
Flora McHarg
Darrel Moore
Elmer Coon
Arthur Coon
Doris Coon
Plains Couple Hosts Two Dozen Friends
Chauncey November 27. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Terrel of The Plains entertained a group of friends last Tuesday evening at their home. The hostesses served refreshments. Those present were Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson and Bernice and Frances Bennett of Nelsonville, Mr and Mrs F S Cook, Mr and Mrs W C Nichols and Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon all of The Plains.
Couple Visits Injured Cousin in Jacksonville Train Crash
Mrs. William D. Hines traveled to Columbus to see Ray Sayers at Grant hospital after he was injured when the truck he rode in was struck by the afternoon passenger train at the Jacksonville crossing. Mr. Hines returned home the same night. Mrs. Hines stayed several days.
Cartwright Buried Thursday After Crossing Tragedy
Elmer Cartwright age 22, son of Mr and Mrs William Cartwright of Greens Run, was laid to rest Thursday in Maplewood Cemetery after being killed in the Jacksonville crossing accident. The Chauncey funeral was conducted by Rev Courtney with large attendance from Chauncey including Mrs B E Carter, Mrs Wesley Six, Mrs William Cunningham, Miss Stella Carter, and George Harvey Nye.
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Chauncey
Elmer Cartwright
William Cartwright
Greens’ Run
Jacksonville
Courtney
Christian Church
Maplewood Cemetery
B. E. Carter
Wesley Six
William Cunningham
Stella Carter
George Harvey Nye
Chauncey Thanksgiving Visitors Share Meals Across Villages
Chauncey residents and visitors spent Thanksgiving with local families at homes on The Plains and Ellis Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dyar Mitchel and children from Chauncey were guests of Samuel and Mary Mitchel. Mary Meinhart and Marie Morgan visited Earl Thompson’s home. Allan Riley Jr. of Nelsonville joined Garfield Grimes and family. Edward Minister Jr. hosted in Issere. Frances Donaldson attended a party hosted by Mr and Mrs. Donaldson in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Dyar Mitchel
the Plains
Samuel Mitchel
Mary Meinhart
Marie Morgan
Earl Thompson
Allan Riley Jr
Nelsonville
Garfield Grimes
Edward Inister, Jr
Issere
Edward Minister, Jr
Ellis
Veonue
Frances . Donaldson
Local Thanksgiving Gatherings Mention Several Chauncey Visitors
William Daff of Riverside Ath nes hosted family, while Lewis Donaldson of Tuppers Plains spent Thanksgiving with parents Mr and Mrs William Donald near Chauncey. Ervin James of Columbus joined guests at the Donaldson residence this week.
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William Daff
Riverside
Athnes
Lewis Donaldson
Tuppers Plains
Chauncey
William Donald
Ervin James
Columbus
William Donaldson
Entertains Guests for Thanksgiving at Chauncey
Mrs. Donald Henry of Chauncey hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner honoring guests Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wharton and Misses Erma Louise Wharton of Athens and Ruth Wharton a Laurelville high school teacher.
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Chauncey
Donald Henry
E. C. Wharton
Erma and
Louise Wharton
Athens
Ruth Wharton
Laurelville
Hamiltons Entertain Guests at Thanksgiving Dinner
Hamilton and son Dean hosted Thanksgiving Day dinner at their Mound Street home in Chauncey. Attending were uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Duffee of Columbus, Mrs. Thomas Duffee, and James and Ray Duffee of Athens, and Ruth Ann Kittle of Glouster. Duffees arrived Wednesday and planned a trip to Glouster to visit H F Kittle before Columbus. Mrs. Thomas Duffee and Ruth Anna Kittle will stay through Saturday.
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Hamilton's
Chauncey
T. R. Hamilton
Dean of
Mound Street
J. H. Duffee
Columbus
Thomas Duffee
James
Ray Duffee
Athens
Ruth Ann Kittle
Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Ruth Anna Kittle
Hamilton
Simple Adlerika mixture relieves stomach gas quickly
Advertises Adlerika as a fast acting bowel evacuant using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. Claims to remove gas and old waste matter in ten minutes easing bloating and aiding digestion. Sold by Gibson's Pharmacy Murray Polings Drug Store Nelsonville Fountain Pharmacy.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
Murray
Polings Drug Store
Nelsonville
Fountain Pharmacy
Man Killed and Robbed Found on Railroad Tracks
Cincinnati report says C B Coan of Eubanks Kentucky was murdered and his body placed on Chesapeake and Ohio rails near the Quebec road trestle. The coroner found Coan dead before the train struck him. about 300 dollars were missing and a pocket showed signs of being cut. A companion is sought by police.
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Cincinnati
C. B. Coan
Eubanks
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Quebec Road
Coan
Inventory and Appraisement of Esther R Ful ton Estate
The inventory filed in probate lists administrator Charles Harris and appraisers George Parks R L Woods worth and C H Horn. It shows five shares of Athens Telephone Co preferred stock valued at 500 dollars ten shares of Shillito Trust Cincinnati totaling 1000 dollars and ten shares of McBee Bindery Co preferred stock valued at 1000 dollars plus bank deposits around 200 dollars.
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Esther R. Fulton
Charles Harris
George Parks
R. L. Woodsworth
C. H. Horn
Athens Telephone Company
Shillito Trust of
Cincinnati
McBee Bindery Company
Non-support case before Probate court today
Eugene Tannehill of Deanville faces a Probate court hearing on non support of his children. No decisions have been announced.
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Eugene Tannehill
Deanville
Mother Is Held In Care Charge Arraigned In Probate Court
Anna Spiris pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Probate court to failing to provide and care for property her five minor children aged 15 to 8 years. A trial is set for December 3.
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Anna
Spiris
Sayre Pleads Not Guilty in Child Support Case
George Sayre Kimberly faces Probate Court for failing to provide for his two children aged seven and nine. He entered a not guilty plea this morning and a trial date was set for December.
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George Sayre
Kimberly
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
The Probate court issued licenses for Leonard Escho Freeman a miner of Buchtel to Edith Estella Smart of Buchtel. Frank Foster an electrician of Athens to Etta Woodard a stenographer of Athens. Albert Liggitt a student of Athens to Mabel Clarissa Porter a student of Athens. Floyd Ayers a miner of Millfield to OMPha Elien Kierns at home in Millfield.
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Leonard Escho Freeman
Buchtel
Edith Estella Smart
Frank Foster
Athens
Etta Woodard
Albert Liggitt
Mabel Clarissa Porter
Floyd Ayers
Millfield
Ompha Elien Kierns
Tirpitz backs abolition of submarines in interview
Admiral Von Tirpitz tells International News Service he favors abolishing submarines as a legal private property principle. He adds that blockades must also end, arguing submarines arose from allied pressure and would not exist without the blockade.
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Berlin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Germany
von Tirpitz
WBAL Baltimore Adopts Grade A Classical Music Policy
WBAL Baltimore will air only grade A classical music under director Fred Huber. He rejects dance music, jazz and blues, noting about 500 stations offer those genres. The station aims to be the home of good music and expects to draw on talent from local schools including Peabody Conservatory.
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Baltimore
WBAL
Fred Huber
Huber
Mr. Huber
Peabody Conservatory
Maryland
Three Drunkenness Cases Heard At Police Court
Thanksgiving season brought three drunkenness cases to the police court. Dan Nester faced a $10 fine plus costs and jail until payment, with prior unpaid fines. William Trease paid a $10 fine and costs and was released. Aaron Simmons was jailed with no action yet.
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Dan Nester
Charles Maple
Athens County
Nester
L. A. Koons
William Trease
Maple
Trease
Aaron Simmons
McKinley
Parker
Simmons
Gratitude as Basis of Thanksgiving in Athens Service
Rev H Schuyler Foster led a Thanksgiving service at the union of Christian Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches. He urged gratitude as the supreme return to God and noted abundant harvests, prosperity, and wartime conscience. He praised denominational cooperation and local Vacation Bible School efforts for religious education.
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H. Schuyler Foster
Union
Athens
Foster
Why Were Blue Liverpool Scientific Notes
The piece explains that damp weather reduces perspiration, causing waste retention and a non energetic feeling. It adds that low air oxygen in such weather limits digestion and explains the heavy sensation.
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Liverpool
London Meat Bill Falls in First Half Year
London Central Meat Markets report shows meat sales in London dropped by 14 563 tons a five percent decrease from the same period last year. The article notes London citizens’ reputation as big meat eaters is affected.
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London
London Central Meat Markets
Musterole Marketing Boosts Cold Relief Claims
Musterole is described as an easy to apply white ointment made from oil of mustard and home simples. It is claimed to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia and to relieve sore throats chest colds rheumatism lumbago bronchitis neuralgia and other pains without blistering. A milder Children's Musterole is available for babies and small children.
Menus for a Family TESTED BY SISTER MARY
Breakfast includes grape fruit bacon eggs with rice graham muffins milk and coffee Luncheon offers cream of spinach soup toast apple tapioca pudding milk and tea Dinner features bouillon ham baked in milk twice baked potatoes beet salad peach bavarian cream whole wheat bread milk and coffee The beet salad uses beets celery walnuts and French dressing with optional mayonnaise
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Sister Mary
In Society: Reverend and Mrs Salmon Plan Amesville Homecoming
Reverend and Mrs Salmon left for a short motor trip and will be at home in Amesville after December twentieth.
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Salmon
Amesville
Country Club Thanksgiving Dance Delightful Event
Country club members enjoyed an informal Thanksgiving dance at the club last evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Fluhart of Dayton guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Poston, the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Dow S. Grones, Dr. and Mrs. Blaine R. Goldsberry, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Finsterwald, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cornell, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kreiger.
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Country Club
Lamar Fluhart
Dayton
Thanksgiving House
L. D. Poston
Dow S. Grones
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Edwin Finsterwald
C. C. Cornell
Earl Kreiger
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Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
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G. O. Thurn
Newark
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Millfield, Ohio
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