Girl ill with scarlet fever at Chauncey
Oct 13 report from Chauncey notes Belva Mae Parry six in serious condition with scarlet fever improving after critical days. Glenn Russell, small son of Otto Russell, recovered from the same disease. no other cases reported. Also includes Chauncey personals and visits by Mrs Nina Carrens and Mrs Mary Dowler Ludwig.
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Chauncey
Belva Mae Parry
Ray Parry
Glenn
Bri
Otto Russell
Lesington Avenue
Russell
Lower Plains
Mary Dowler Ludvig
Parkersburg
W Va
Benton Potts
Murray City
James McHarg
Mary Dowler Ludwig
5. Shaw
Union
Nelsonville
Ludwig
Lizzie Barber
Nina Carrens
Clyde
Three Cities Vie For Next Pt A Meet
Three Ohio cities Columbus Springfield and Fre mont vie to host the next meeting of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers with Dayton Athens rivaling for this year. The state board of directors will decide in November and the organization adopts the name Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers. Athens County is invited to send delegates to an Institute on Parental Education in Columbus October 23 26 hosted by Ohio State University College of Education. Mrs O C Bird regional director seeks a district chairperson with travel paid for the institute attendees pay own way and a 2 registration fee. Further details may be obtained from Prof S H Bing or Dr Jessie Charters with checks sent to the Ohio State College of Education in Columbus.
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Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Columbus
Springfield
Fremont
Dayton
Athens
State Board of Directors
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Athens County
Institute
College of Education
Ohio State University
O. C. Bird
Southeastern
Bird
California
8. H. Bing
Jessie Charters
Collegn O of Education
Trans Pacific Crossing by Kingsford Smith and Ulm
Sydney reports Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and Lieut. Charles Ulm arrived in the Southern Cross after a 29 hour Tasman Sea flight from New Zealand. The duo completed the first direct crossing from New Zealand to Australia in tempestuous weather.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Southern Cross
Tasman Sea
New Zealand
Fieef
Australia
Mine shuts down for Kerr funeral
Ashimine near this city halted operations Saturday for the funeral of Clifford Kerr a mine inside boss who died after an operation at Mercy Hospital Columbus He was seriously injured at the mine last Saturday and died Thursday morning in hospital
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Ashimine
Clifford Kerr
Hauncey
White
Kerr
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Hoe
Lake Erie coal shipments seen as second-largest season
Cleveland October 15. Coal loadings from Lake Erie ports are forecast at about 3,000,000 net tons for the season, making 1928 the second largest on record. Through September 30 shipments totalled over 24,600,000 net tons, with year-over-year comparisons and port-by-port totals from Toledo to Buffalo cited by H. M. Griggs of the Ore and Coal Exchange.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
H. M. Griggs
Griggs
Toledo
Buffalo
Lake ‘Michigan
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Big Four
New York and
Ohio Central Lines
Baltimore and Ohio
Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Erie
Two Babies Die of Suffocation in Ohio Cities
In Toledo and Maumee, two infants died of suffocation within 30 minutes. James Kaufeld, 3 months, Maumee, suffocated by bed clothing in his crib. Mary Louise Butler, 1 year, Toledo, died after her sister moved the child to another bed during the night. Evelyn, 14, woke and found the infant dead.
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Toledo
Maumee
James Kaufeld
Mary Louise Butler
James
W J Gils
Mary Louise
Evelyn
Valuable Books Destroyed by Fire at Havens Home
A fire destroyed the home of Munson Havens, secretary of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, damaging first editions manuscripts and antiques valued in the thousands. Western Reserve Academy students saved most of Havens collections. Columbus invites Hugo Eckener to visit via radio message from former Mayor George Karh.
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Hudson
Munson Havens
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Western Reserve Academy
Havens
Bid Eckener
Columbus
Hugo Eckener
George Karh
Metropat'ans
Independent Holiness Church Holds Evening Meetings
Chauncey October 15. A series of meetings is under way at the Independent Holiness Church led by the Rev Browning and wife from West Virginia. Mrs Browning serves as organist and A E McKinney the local drummer. Services are every evening at 7 30.
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Chauncey
Independent Holiness Church
Browning
West Virginia
War Veteran Seeks Hand Amputation Consideration
Millard Bryan of the Lower Plains, a World War II veteran, is in Dayton government hospital being evaluated by a specialist for a left hand injury that has developed a bone infection. Amputation may be necessary.
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Chauncey
Millard Bryan
Lower Plains
Dayton
Bryan
Two faced campaign charges from Senator Simmons
In New Bern North Carolina on October 13 Senator K M Simmons accused the Democratic National Committee of a two faced campaign. He charged the national party avoided prohibition and immigration issues while supporting Governor Al Smith and opposed Smith as a Democrat.
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New Bern
Democratic National Committee
South
U. S
K. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Simmons
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Aged Woman Dies in Maysville Home
Elizabeth Page Goggin, 94, died last night at her daughter Mrs. Lucien Maltby’s home in Maysville Kansas. She was a member of a Virginia family and widow of Confederate Army figure James M. Goggin.
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Maysville
Elizabeth Page Goggin
Lucien Maltby
Virginia
James M. Gorgin
Court House Doings Glouster and Gertrude Steinberg
In Athens County probate Kate Perr faced a finding of guilt for abandoning a minor. James Fulton, administrator of the estate of Iomea Fulton, filed a statement for an account. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Glouster and at the court. Bail was set for several individuals including Sarry Turner and Lacey Koott.
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James Fulton
State of Iomea
Fulton
Athens County
Kate Perr
Ebil- Sarry Turner
Mimet Clousapin
Med
Lacey Koott
Ter Jones
T Marssille
Firaday
Sherif Tam
Wirry Trasin
Merchant Homer
Second Cold Wave Arrives in Chicago
Chicago reports the Midwest faces a second cold wave with rapidly dropping temperatures. A forecast calls for colder air and fresh northerly winds as readings fall by daybreak from midnight to 8 a.m. The U.S. Weather Bureau confirms a sharp temperature drop and outlines the increasing chill across the region.
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Chicago
U.R
Middle West
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Evan Morgan
the Plains
Henryy Morgan
St Clairsville
Burgie Morgan
John Civille
Sweeney
Myrtle Hines
Ravenna
Ella Tedrick
Bert Daugherty
W. Rhibrand
East Chauncey
Max Altman
Rita
Lois
East
Altman
New York City
Portland
Ore
Tropanstar
Mac Key Radio and Telegraph Company
Kerr Funeral
Lake Goal
Holiness Church
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Sas
Colley
The
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Middleport
San Antonio
American Legion
Texag
Pershing
Lord Allenta
Jerusalem
Court House
Glouster
Gertrude Steinberg
Chevrolet
U. K
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