McNutt Chosen National Commander of the American Legion
Colonel Paul V. McNutt, 37, elected national commander of the American Legion. A San Antonio artillery expert and dean of Indiana University School of Law, he takes a year’s leave to serve as leader. Born Martinsville Indiana in 1891, McNutt studied at Indiana University and Harvard.
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Bloomington
Ind
American Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Soldiers’ Organization
San Antonio
Tex
Legion
McNutt
Indiana University School of Law
Indiana
Martinsville
Indiana University
Harvard
War veteran rises to colonel after San Antonio service
An army officer who began as artillery captain at Fort Benjamin Harrison went to San Antonio for training and combat duty, earning promotion to lieutenant colonel and later becoming a colonel in the reserves and commander of the 326th field artillery. He wed Kathleen Timolat in San Antonio in 1918, and their recent Legion convention trip marked the tenth anniversary of their honeymoon.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
San Antonio
326Th Field Artillery
McNutt
Kathleen Timolat
Legion Convention
America Sells 600 Cars Overseas in One Month Record
Foreign buyers purchased 600 American designed automobiles in a single month setting a new record for U.S. auto exports. The figure underscores growing overseas demand for American automotive engineering and export momentum.
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Amer
United States
Beverage descendant retraces family homeland in Highland County
78 year old E F Beverage of Athens County recounts a 400 mile Route 50 journey to Crab Bottom in Highland County Virginia West Virginia to locate the original John Beverage homestead and meet relatives. He recalls Civil War memories and Ohio University growth since early campus days.
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Beverage
West Virginia
Virginia
F. Beverage
Athens County
Virginia Mountains
John Beverage
Highland
Scotland
Crab Bottom
Monterey
Highland County
Potomac
James Rivers
Potomac River
James
Clarksburg
Phillips
Tigris River
Thrro
Robert Beverage
Mr. Beverage
Route 50
Laurel Mountains
Cheat Mountes
Alleghenies
Pendleton County
Ohio
Henry
Nobel
Perry County
Adams County
Henry Beverage
Ohio University
Cutler Hall
Services Held for Belva Mae Parry
In Chauncey on October 19 the funeral for Belva Mae Parry age 6 was held at the Parry home porch. Reverend G. B. Courtney of the Church of Christ conducted a brief service while relatives viewed the casket and crowds stood nearby. Belva died of scarlet fever. she leaves siblings Geraldine Fay and Marylan Rae and is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Parry and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Parry of Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Ferrel of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Belva Mae Parry
Greenlawn
G. B. Courtney
Parry
Geraldine Fay
Marylan Rae
William Parry
Nelsonville
Ben F. Ferrel
Farm Show Highlights Korn Karnival At Waterloo Event
The Waterloo farm show features a first prize from President Coolidge for the best display of farm products and the Korn Karnival held in New Marshfield on October 20. Prizes include the largest cabbage and tallest corn stalk, with results from Meigs and Athens counties. Basketball tournaments, horse shoes, races, and contests for families and crops fill a full program directed by R. R. Barker and Alice Prudent.
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Calvin Coolidge
New Marshfield
J. C. Edmundson
R. Hysell
McKee Drug Store
R. R. Barker
Alice Prudent
Marieta Shirley
Canaonville
Mr. Norris
Glouster
Amesville
Albany
Carbondale
Chester
Lodi
Letart Falls
Rome Township
Meigs County
Athéns
Canaanville
Herbert Hoover
Summit Grange
Athens High
Pal Marriages To Be Discussed In Sermon Series
The second sermon in the Choices series at First Christian Church will explore marriage. Rev. M. E. Chatley hosts Sunday night sessions and will address guiding questions about companionate marriage.
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M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Chatler
Ahlbrands to Conduct Service at County Home Chapel
The Rev and Mrs V Ahlbrand will conduct services at the Chapel of the County Home for inmates this Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interested persons are invited to attend.
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Chauncey
Birth Announcement for Shirley Bernice Love in Athens
Mr and Mrs Cecil Love announce the birth of a daughter at their home in Athens this week. The baby has been named Shirley Bernice. She is the granddaughter of Mrs Ida Weekley Sand Ridge and Mr and Mrs James Love of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Cecil Love
Athens
Shirley Bernice
Ida Weekley
Sand Ridge
James Love
Millfield
V hospital visit for Pidcock after goitre operation
In Columbus today IN HOSPITAL V. Ahlbrand visited by Chauncey resident Ervin Pidcock who is in serious condition at White Cross Hospital after Thursday goitre operation. Pidcock, a railroad worker, formerly lived in Beaumont before moving to Columbus. The piece notes a separate Oct 19 Ladies Aid quilting at the Methodist Church in Chauncey with listed attendees.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
William Cochran
James Thompson
James Campbell
Fred Agan
Ira Cunningham
Nile Dew
Noah Harvey
Dora France
Mabel Johnson
Frank Cline
Edward Lott
Samuel Coulson
Death of Belva Mae Parry Brings Kin to Columbus
Mrs Margie Pyle and Mrs Florence Pyles with son Gerald of Millfield joined relatives in Chauncey as guests of Elizabeth Phillips and family. Frank Ferrel and Harvey Ferrel of Portsmouth Toledo Woodrow Ferrel and Everett Ferrel of Toledo were called to Columbus by the death of Belva Mae Parry, their niece.
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Margie Pyle
Florence Pyles
Gerald
Millfield
Chauncey
Elizabeth Phillips
Frank Ferrel
Portsmouth
Harvey Ferrel
Woodrow Ferrel
Everett Ferrel
Toledo
Columbus
Nice
Belva Mae Parry
Special music planned at three Chauncey churches
Special music is announced for three local churches this Sunday. The Church of Christ and the Methodist Church will feature music in connection with Sunday Schools. The Saints Church will present special singing during the Sunday evening preaching service. Revival services continue at the Independent Holiness Church led by Rev. Browning of West Virginia.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
the Saints Church
Independent Holiness Church
Browning
West Virginia
Helping Mommy Becomes Joyful Household Training Plan
A reader responds to features on a five year old cook and a five year old housemaid with a weekly rotation plan. Each girl handles all general chores during her week, ensuring variety, responsibility, and pride in keeping a clean home while toys and clothes stay managed daily.
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Aother
Some Seasonable Apple Dishes From Good Housekeeping Institute
Apple Roll and Baked Apple Glace appear among wholesome recipes from the Good Housekeeping Institute testing kitchens. The methods describe dough, spiced apple fillings, sugar syrups, and a sponge apple bake with a lemon rind note, baked at high heat and served with cream or sweet sauce.
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Good Housekeeping Institute
New Kitchen Flour Promises Exact Results Every Time
A breakthrough Gold Medal Kitchen-tested flour claims uniform baking for home cooks. It tests each batch in a home oven before sale and pairs with special kitchen recipes to deliver reliable results.
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America
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Tammy
S. F. Beverage
Waterloo
Banks
ICE Cream Company
E. State St
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Mrs. Cecil Love
Rev
Ahlbrand
Beaumont
Chauncey Churches
Rockdale
Knox
Eeeee
Chase & Sanborn
Taylor Thompson
Washburn
Crosby CO
Wsai
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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