Mrs Mary Buffington Dies At The Plains
CHAUNCEY Oct. 8. Mrs Mary Buffington aged 78 wife of the late Zell Buffington died Wednesday at 2 PM at her home in The Plains after paralysis and neuritis. Survivors include daughters Mrs George Bean Mrs Lulu Smith and Edward Buffington The Plains and others in Pittsburg Martins Ferry Pomeroy and Springfield plus a sister and five brothers. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Chauncey
Mary Buffington
Zell Buffington
the Plains
Buffington
George Bean
Bean
Lulu Smith
Edward Buffington
Jennie Mayberry
Pittsburgh
Gladys Bolin
Springfield
Frank Buffington
Martins Ferry
George Buffington
Pomeroy
Belle Smith
Nelsonville
Miles Jacoby
Athens
Otis Jacoby
Columbus
Henry Jacoby
Logan
Edward Jacoby
Marietta
Robert Jacoby
Chillicothe
George Jacoby
Child Burned Seriously In Chauncey Fire Incident
Kathryn Vincent nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vincent, Chauncey, was badly burned while attempting to kindle a fire with gasoline at a country home west of Chauncey. She was rushed by ambulance to St Francis hospital Columbus in critical condition. In separate local item the Seventh Day Adventist Willing Workers Missionary Society met at the Karns home on Mill Street with one new member and six visitors. a fregetable soup supper was served.
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Chauncey
Kathryn Vincent
John Vincent
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Willing Warners Missionary Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Alva Karns
Mill Street
Clarence Simmers
Esther Clary
Geneva Palmer
Spellman
Gratis Bryan
A Karns
Enos Lookado
Wilon Clary
Annie Palmer
Maude Canning
Gabriel Pencelli
Ayne Hines
Chauncey Guests Dine at Lockado Home
Mr and Mrs Enos Lockado of Chauncey host guests Sunday at their Mill Street home. They are joined by Mr and Mrs Dana Howett and daughters Donna and Mildred Howett and Mrs Howett's mother Mrs Hannan of Middleport.
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Chauncey
Enos Lockado
Mill Street
Dana Howett
Donn and
Mildred Howett
Howwett
Hannan
Middleport
Newsroom Contact Box for Chauncey Area
Co. 8 Bradfield Jr staff correspondent Chauncey The Plains and Millfield feature two towns in the Chauncey area. Readers are invited to phone their news at Chauncey 126 to share local happenings and tips.
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Bradfield, Jr
Watt Brammer Rites Conducted Wednesday
Chauncey funeral notices say Rev G B Courtney conducted services Wednesday afternoon for Watt Brammer 76 a longtime Trimble resident and former county commissioner. The Masonic lodge rites accompanied the burial at Sands Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and several children.
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Sands
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Trimble
The
Sands Cemetery
Perry Funeral Held At Floodwood Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John Perry aged 80 were held at 2 30 PM at Floodwood Church conducted by Rev Chas Hook of the Holiness Church. Interment followed in Greenlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Perry died Tuesday in the Modoc home of her son Leroy Perry and formerly lived in the Floodwood area. She is survived by several children.
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Chauncey
John Perry
Floodwood Church
Chas. Hook
Holiness Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Busy Bee Needle Club to Elect Officers in Chauncey
Oct 8 meeting announced for the Busy Bee Needle Club of Chauncey at Mae Tennihill on Mill Street. Election of officers planned and all members urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Busy Bee Needle Club
Mae Tennihill
Mill Street
Mines idled as district reports nine active operations
Chauncey records mine closures with Poston Mine No 6 Millfield Hocking No 25 Chauncey Idle today. Nine mines are active in the district including No 9 No 255 No 69 Ohio No 1 No 28 No 24 No 90 L D Poston and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Poston
Millfield
Hocking
Ohio
L. D. Poston
Black Diamond
Prohibition Denied in Cincinnati Bridge Condemnation Case
The Kentucky Highway Commission seeks to secure Aberdeen Ohio land for the northern approach to the Maysville Bridge across the Ohio River. The State Supreme Court denied a writ of prohibition preventing Brown County probate judge John G. Quinlan from hearing condemnation proceedings. Judge Quinlan has already determined land values for the project.
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Columbus
U.P
State Supreme Court
Maysville Bridge Company
Cincinnati
John G. Quinlan
Brown County
Kentucky Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Aberdeen
Ohio River
Kentucky
Ohio
Quinlan
Bar Muggles CINCINNATI Ordinance Targeting Marijuana Cigs
Cincinnati officials will pass a special ordinance against ruggles, cigars treated with marijuana, claimed to be gaining use among youths. Federal agent Lexy Ford reported parties of young people in marijuana trains passing smoke until orgies. He said Negroes and immigrants also use marijuana widely.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Mexico
Lexy Ford
Ford
Athens C of C Meets After Summer Recess
The Athens Chamber of Commerce resumed weekly meetings in Athens with L. F. Lewis of Columbus addressing the noon luncheon at Hotel Berry. Lewis, a State Department of Safety and Hygiene official and former mine inspector, outlined winter work plans during the business session.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
L. F. Lewis
Columbus
Hotel Berry
Lewis
State Department of Safety and Hygiene
Minister Arrested After Church Altercation in Sewellsville
The Rev Harold O Teagarden was arrested on assault charges after a disturbance with Elder L C Hoffman at Sewells ville Methodist Church during a church election dispute. Spectators heard screams from women in the congregation. Teagarden had previously been expelled from the Northeastern Ohio Conference after a Catalina Island Channel swim reportedly for publicity.
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U.P
Harold O. Teagarden
L. C. Hoffman
Sewellsville Methodist Church
Teagarden
Catalina Island Channel
Music program highlights at Ohio University convocation
Music formed the program for the weekly convocation at Ohio University. Miss Ann Haworth of the Music Department played two piano solos, and Paul Sebring sang two vocal numbers, accompanied by William Longstreet.
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Ohio University
Ann Haworth
Music Department
Paul Sebring
William Longstreet
Liquor Caused Death At Canton Party
Police say poisoned liquor led to Archibald L. Young's death and illness of three others at a gathering at Guy Owen's home. Owen, his wife, and Harry Haney were rushed to Mercy Hospital where stomach pumps likely saved them. Neighbors reported a disturbance at the Owen residence.
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Canton
U.P
Guy Owen
Archibald L. Young
Owen
Harry Haney
Mercy Hospital
Auto Crash Kills Two in Bay Village Suburb
Two men died and a third was seriously injured when their automobile collided with a truck trailer in Bay Village, a Cleveland suburb, on October 8.
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Cleveland
U.P
Bay Village
Portsmouth Munici pal Court picks new judge
Horace L. Small of Portsmouth was appointed by Governor White to fill the Portsmouth Municipal Court seat, succeeding Judge William R. Sprague who resigned. The selection followed a recommendation from the Scioto County Democratic Executive Committee.
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Columbus
U.P
Horace L. Small
Portsmouth
White
William R. Sprague
Scioto County
Democratic Executive Committee
Proctor & Gamble Orders 10 to 15 Percent Salary Cut
In Cincinnati on October 8, an order signed by William Cooper Proctor, chairman of P and G's board, reduces all salaries and wages by 10 to 15 percent. Executives included, the cut takes effect October 15 and aims to keep purchasing power above 1928 and 1929 levels.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Proctor & Gamble Company
William Cooper Proctor
Fall fishing opens on Muskingum with muskie salmon runs
Marietta reports the Muskingum River hosts muskies and salmon as bass remain plentiful. W R Sellars, state conservation field man, notes live bait is favored and run chubs are in short supply.
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Marietta
W. R. Sellars
Stewart Girls Class Meets Monday Night
Stewart Methodist Sunds School Class No. 6 in Marietta held a Monday evening gathering in the church basement. Newly elected officers include President Ruth Harrel and Secretary Ruth Biddison, with Ruth Seamen as treasurer and Mrs. James G. Russell as teacher.
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Marietta
Stewart Methodist Sunds School
Mona
Ruth Harrel
Bessie Justin
Ruth Biddison
Ruth Seamen
James G. Russell
Carl Gorham
Ruthanna
Janette Merrick
Christene Finsterwald
Ruth
Mildred Seaman
Helen
Louise Laughlin
Virginia
McBee
Nellie Hawk
Wanda Barrows
Ruby Collins
Vinnie Storer
Doris Pearcy
Leota Montgomery
Melba Faulkner
Claudine Richerd
Local names listed in historical notice passage
A sequence of surnames and given names appears in a fragmented historical notice, listing individuals such as Alvada Pierce Estella Seaman Grace Burke Bertha Van Dyke Helen Brandeberry Mrs. Ray Hugus Robert Hugus Ray Barrows Jack Gorham Paul Dean James Russell Bill Ogg Roscoe Collins Oliver Oliver Ralph Byron Rex Daugherty Thomas Biddison Daniel Charles Pearcy Charles Cope Leonard Congreve Ed Dailey Jack Weener James Krake.
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Alvada Pierce
Estella Seaman
Grace Burke
Bertha van Dyke
Helen Brandeberry
Ray 4
Hugus
Robert Hugus
Ray Barrows
Jack Gorham
Paul Dean
James Russell
Bill Ogg
Roscoe Collins
Oliver Oliver
Ralph Byron
Rex Daugherty
Thomas Biddison
Daniel
Charles Pearcy
Charles Copeland
Leonard Congreve
Ed Dailey
Jack Weener
James Krake
Fish Stocking Sparks Countywide Stream Dumping
Several thousand game fish were released at Marietta on Wednesday and are being dumped into Wolf Creek Little Hocking Duck Creek and the Little Muskingum for stocking purposes. Local officials oversee the operation and aim to boost local angling opportunities across Washington County.
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Marietta
Washington County
Wolf Creek
Little Hocking
Duck Creek
Donahey Declines Return to Ohio Governor Race
Former Governor Vic Donahey announced he does not want the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor again. He stated he would not pursue any office for himself and dismissed reports of another bid.
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Donahey
Columbus
U.R
Vic Donahey
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