Sixty Third Civil War Veterans Reunion Held in Chauncey
The Sixty-third C. V. J. veterans gathered in Chauncey on October 1 and 2 with 35 veterans and families in attendance. Activities included church sessions, a parade through Chauncey streets, performances, and an evening program that drew over 500 people. A next reunion is planned for October 1 and 2, 1925, open to all civil war veterans and their companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad
Chauncey
L. G. Matheny
Captain Bartlett
Waterford
S. J. Lavely
Columbus
J. L. Pickering
Charles S. Bradfield
Mollie Robinson
Hollister
Pickering
Matheny
Charles Bradfield
Ton Courtney
Sixty-third
Battle of
Corinth
Miss
Courtney
Athens Messenger
Mary Kk
Trimble
Mill
High Converse
Main
Mound Streets
Chauncey Drum Corps
Gilouster Daughters of Veterans
Frank PD. Cline
W. V. Harter
C. W. Walker
Miller
Nelsonville
W. A. Pride
Glouster
George Six
Verna Six
Grace Smith
Rinda Joyce
Leona Swart
Robinson
Dean
Gladys Bradfield
Jeanette Palmer
Edythe Smart
Robert Malcolm Bingman
James Nye
Dorothy Minister
Lucille Bradfield
Charles F. Minister
S. JD. Jackson
Gertrude Carter
Minnie Jackson
Guy Smith
Woodrow Ferrer
Albert Jackson
Sixty-third Regiment
Daughters of Veterans of Glouster
Co. B
A. J. Leonard
Co. C
Millfield
W. D. Christman
Athens
Jacob Glenn
Co. G
J. M. Tippie
Co. E
O. V
Bilas DP. Moody
Co. H
St. Penn
Edward Cornell
N. Y
Val
Aged Woman Lucy Baker Dies After Illness
Mrs Lucy L Baker 79 died this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Catherine Johnson on High street after a two week pneumonia. Burial planned Saturday at Frost in this county. She leaves six children and was a longtime Frost resident and Congregational church member. She had recently lived with Mrs Johnson in Chauncey and with other children. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy L. Baker
Catharine Johnson
Hightreet
Frost
Baker
Ida Place
Winter
Catherine Johnson
Chauncey
Martha Frost
George Baker
Alex Draker
Columbus
Bertha Auld
Pittsburg
Joel Baker
Leota Andrews
Johnson
Congregational Church
Infant of Shields Family Buried in Athens Cemetery
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shields died Sunday and was buried Monday in West Union street cemetery in Athens. Mr. Shields is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Shields of Athens, former Chauncey residents, and Mrs. Shields was formerly Miss Ethel Coots of Circle Hill.
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Leo Shields
West Union Street
Athens
Mr. Shields
William Shields
Chauncey
Shields
Ethel Coots
Circle Hill
Mrs. Daugherty Dies
Mrs Clinton Daugherty died this week in an apparent natural death after a long illness. Her passing leaves a husband and several children and was noted by local residents and church associates.
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Daugherty
Clinton Daugherty
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Plans Friday Rehearsal
The Forest Rose Rebekah lodge in Chauncey schedules a regular meeting Friday at 7 PM. Members involved in the play are urged to attend for rehearsal.
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Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of
Chauncey
Revered Matheny and Pride Guests of Shields
The Reverend L. G. Matheny of Nelsonville and his daughter Mrs. W. A. Pride of Giouster were guests on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shields on Mill street.
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L. G. Matheny
Nelsonville
W. A. Pride of
Giouster
L. D. Shields
Mill Street
Local residents in Nelsonville host Wednesday gathering
The Reverend G. B. Courtney, Mrs. Guy Gardner, Mrs. Guy Brook ins and Charles Baker of Chauncey were in Nelsonville Wednesday to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Courtney
Guy Gardner
Guy Brookins
Charles Baker
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Names of slain veterans listed with units and ages
A long list of veterans from various units in Ohio and West Virginia is named, including Eli Roush Co. C 4th West Virginia Infantry Athens aged 84 and J. W. Staffinger Co. A 84th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Athens aged 81. Others include Hiram Tinkham Co. H 63rd O V Y The Plains aged 78 and Henry Burns Co. A 68th O V TY Sharpsburg aged 82. The compilation notes Athens Glouster Sharpsburg and Chauncey as places involved.
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Eli Roush
W. Va
Athens
F. M. Tippie
O. V
E. A. Weekley
O. V. T. Chauncey
H. F. Staffinger
O. V. Y. Chauncey
J. W. Staffinger
Josiah B. Allen
Co. C
O. V.Y. Athens
Wm. A. Harvey
O. Vo Y. Chauncey
W. B. Southerton Co
O. V. T. Athens
Henry Burns, Co. A
O. V. TY
Sharpsburg
Co. O. Wharff
Sharp
Flyers Welcome Welcome at Stops on US Flight Tour
Greeted at every stop with noisy welcomes from civic and patriotic groups Americas round the world fliers crossed North Dakota en route to Dayton Ohio Lieutenants Smith Wade and Nelson received many gifts and souvenirs at various points in Montana
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Sheridan
Wyo
America
North Dakota
Dayton
Ohio
Smith
Wade
Nelson
Montana
Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Strength Gain for Men
An advertisement argues many men are worn by hard work and pale blood and claims organic iron from Nuxated Iron quickly restores strength and nerve power. It touts two week results, no tooth staining, stomach harmony, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy only tablets marked NI.
Flying Ghee pilots boat of olden days to Dayton
Ye Ham of the Aero Club of Illinois arrives at Wilbur Wright Field in an antique air bus claiming aviation credentials despite a red ticket for improvised cotter pins. Dr. R. R. Ferguson, a renowned surgeon, arrives while Texas’ first woman pilot completes a Dayton entry mission piloting a Curtiss craft from Texas with her Houston businessman husband.
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Flying Ghee
Dayton
Ye Ham
Aero Club of Illinois
Chicago
Wilbur Wright Field
Donelly
Ham
The
Aero Club
Texas
Evansville
Indiana
Houston
New Varicose Vein Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Sufferers are urged to use two-ounce Emerald Oil full strength from pharmacists to reduce swollen veins and lumps. Physicians endorse its hospital use and say a small bottle lasts long. Night and morning application with a soft brush is advised until swelling normalizes. The claim notes dramatic results including gland and wens reduction, plus a judge links a Houston crime case to brain defect.
County Christian Church Convention Series Set in Independence
Elder J D Shower of Independence Mo will begin a series of meetings at the K of P hall this place at 7 30 Friday evening The theme from night to night will be What Must I do to be Saved and Where Will I Spend Eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Shower of Independence
K. of Phall
National League president closes cConnell Dolan scandal
John A. Heydler, president of the National League, announced in a formal statement that he regards the cConnell Dolan affair as a closed incident. He said the entire investigation is closed and as far as he is concerned no further action will be taken.
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Washington
John A. Heydler
The
National League
Heydler
Miss Leone Johnson Crowned Defiance County Queen
Miss Leone Johnson received the most votes in the Miss Defiance County contest and will preside over a historical pageant in which 1,500 county residents portray the area’s history.
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Defiance
Leone Johnson
Question Time Turmoil as Election Looms Before Christmas
London observers report heated questions on Soviet Russia in the Commons with taunts from the Torey and attacks from Laborites. It is now almost certain a general election will be held before Christmas.
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London
Commons
Russia
Torey
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Prof. Tutt
Grant Hospital
Rebekah Lodge
Gibson Pharmacy
Lydia E.pinkham
Clinton
Wisconsin
I. A. Holforpd
Lydia
Lydi Pinkham
Holford
R. R. Ferguson
Errett Williams
McDougall
Lorain” Owen
Armstrong
M.T . Ellis
of the Christian Church
Miss Johnson
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Peggy Paris
Stout
McHenry & Sisler
Wooltex Store
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