No Exhibit Fire Truck Demonstration Fails Chauncey Event
Chauncey October 10 The planned demonstration of the new chemical fire engine did not occur. Mayor Hines says George Stegmier of Columbus telegraphed that the truck was not ready and would come later. A later demonstration will be announced. Several young men from Columbus who worked during mine suspensions returned to Chauncey and expect to resume work at White Ash Mine on Bailey Run.
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W. D. Hines
George Stegmier
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Bailey Run
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Society and Personal Mention Highlights from Athens News
Several clubs, church groups, and social events seen in Athens Ohio. Junior Queen Esthers reorganize at First M E Church with fourteen girls and officers named led by Dorothy Holcombe and Ann Evans. Wedding of J T Bowman and Mary J McCune listed with attendees. Beta Phi pledges announced for many named members. Various society notices, meetings, choirs, and dances detailed with dates and hosts.
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M. E. Church
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D. B. Green
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Ann Evans
Violet Hunter
Margaret Haskins
Marjorie Dixon
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
Delia Dorsey
Mary Margaret Kelley
Madonna Klingler
Virginia Marquis
Ye Old Time Club Hosts Halloween Meeting
Chauncey October 10 Ye Old Time Club of Millfield held a reguar meeting at the Sugar Creek country home of Mr and Mrs William Lafollet. Decorations and refreshments suited the season with music and dancing. A business meeting is planned next Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Tracy in Millfield.
Birth Announced for Clark’s Nine-Pound Daughter
Mr and Mrs George Clark of the city announce the birth of a nine pound daughter at their home on May Avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boudinot Visit Bassett Family
Mr and Mrs F E Boudinot of Millfield motored to Bassett Sunday to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs T H Boudinot. Ellis Stump, confined to his Millfield home by illness for months, is reported in serious condition.
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Court House Doings in Athens County Courts
In Athens County Common Pleas Court a jury verdict favored the plaintiff Marcus D. Zime merman over Roy D. Williams for 1598. Henry Williams of Glouster faced a $10000 bond on a first degree murder charge. Daugherty and Quest cases were dismissed at plaintiffs costs with records waived. Mitchell v Becker trial set for Oct 22. McKinley v Village of Jacksonsville and Leasure v Jacksonville set for Oct 23. Blanche Sharp obtained a divorce from Theodore Sharp with custody of Ronald. R B E Goldsberry appointed deputy sheriff. oath on file. Bertha Warehime named executor. probate action and a $131.50 claim against Elizabeth Smith estate approved for payment.
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Roy D. Williams
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Henry Williams, Glouster
Athena County
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Theodore Sharp
State Penitentiary
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R. B E. Goldsberry
Athens County
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Goldsberry
Florida hurricane described in Amesville letter from Lake Worth
A letter from Mrs. F Bennett in Lake Worth recounts a Florida hurricane that battered homes and streets. The writer describes roofs lifting, a porch collapsing, and people seeking shelter in a school building for five days while relief and Red Cross aid arrive.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Restored Health
Mrs. E. Srexno of Pratt West Virginia credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after weeks in bed. She reports improved strength after two bottles and encourages others to try the remedy, noting it "will do all it claims to do and more." She offers to answer letters.
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Autos Damaged in Collision at Corner
Two cars were damaged in a 7:30 PM collision at the Mill State Court intersection. No injuries were reported. Charles McNeal driving a light touring car on Mill Street was hit by a coupe driven by Mrs Frank Thornton turning off Court onto East State. Both wheels and fenders were damaged. The vehicles were towed to nearby garages for repairs.
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Rotary Club Group To Visit Nelsonville For Home Coming Week
Several members of the Athens Rotary Club will motor to Nelsonville this evening to pay a courtesy visit in connection with the Home Coming Week celebration. Arrangements are led by J. H. McClure. Members meet at the Hotel Berry at 7 o'clock for car transportation.
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Local Visitation Notes From Eastfield Community
Mrs Eva Smith of Carbon Hill spends a few days with daughter Mrs Worth Dicken and family. Miss Hazel Sickles of Parkersburg West Virginia returns after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Sickles. Harry Moore and son Darrell of Dayton visited the Moore home. Mrs George Gabriel Jr visited Mrs B S Shaw at Union. Mr and Mrs Ralph McCathran hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Sam Waymer and Pauline of Beaumont and Mr and Mrs Arthur Burchfield and Kenneth of Lower Plains. Clell Thorne spent Tuesday in Parkersburg.
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Carbon Hill
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Hazel Sickles
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edward Sickles
Harry Moore
Darrell
Dayton
Moore Home
George Gabriel, Jr
S. Shaw
Union
Ralph McCathran
Sam Waymer
Pauline
Beaumont
Arthur Burchfield
Kenneth
Lower Plains
Clell Thorne
Family visits span Columbus and Chauncey areas
Mrs. B. E. Carter and son Jim mie spent Sunday in Columbus visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter and Miss Glenna Carter. Mrs. Charles Carpenter has returned to Chauncey from Chester Hill to the home of her daughter Mrs. Charles Ogg. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millington and sons Wilfred and Jack visited relatives in Columbus.
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Jimmie
Columbus
J. B. Carter
Glenna Carter
Charles Carpenter
Chester Hill
Chauncey
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Frank Millington
Wilfred
Jack
Massacre Claim Reported in Kansu Province
Dr. Parkes Cadman cites a China famine relief appeal noting a massacre of 200,000 Chinese in Kansu Province. Leighton Rand from Lan-Chow-Fu reports moslem raids and ongoing calamities since last year earthquake, with famine and crop failures affecting 10 million residents.
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U.R
Kansu Province
China
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China Famine Relief Organization
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China Inland Mission Organization
Lan-Chow-Fu
Rand
Minnesota Needs Fullback for Purdue Test
Minnesota coach Sears must locate a capable fullback before the Big Ten opener with Purdue Saturday. Nagurski has moved to the line after a poor Creighton outing, but Spears has not found a satisfactory replacement yet.
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Sears
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Creighton
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