Morristown School Plans Holiday Benefit Social
The Morristown School aims to raise funds for a community Christmas tree and pupil treats with a social next Saturday evening. Juanita Sellow Dog from Nelsonville will speak, followed by music and readings. various sales will occur and admission is free. Teachers include Ida Davis and Virgil Baugh of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Juanita Sellow
Nelsonville
Chauncey Pre
Id& Dav's
Virgil Baugh
Halloween Masquerade At First Christian Sunday School
Chauncey October 20 Misses rence and Alice Brewer plan a Hallowe en masquerade party for Young People's classes at the First Christian Sunday school. Mr and Mrs John Brewer host on High street. a program of games stunts and music is arranged and all members are asked to come masked for a general good time.
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Chauncey
Rence
Alice Brewer
John Brewer
High Street
Clnay
Taffy Party Chauncey At The Plains
Miss Ed ward hosted a small taffy party at her Plains home on Friday evening. Attendees included Miss Haz McDonald Miss Ruth Wallace Miss Gay McDonald Francis Colley Howard McDonald Frank Cook and Charles McDonald.
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Chauncey
Edward
the Plains
Haz« McDonald
Ruth Wallace
Gay McDonald
Francis Colley
Howrd McDonald
Frank Cook
Charles McDonald
Loyal Women's Bible Class Meeting Move
Chauncey Oct 20 The president Mrs Guy M Brookins of the Loyal Women's Bible class at the First Christian church hopes for a good turnout at the regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Elmer C Wharton's home with Mrs Guy Smith as Joander.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women's Bible Class
First Christian Church
Guy M. Brookins
Elmer C. Wharton
Guy Smith
Joander
Dinner at The Plains Honors Four Guests
Miss Hazel McDonald hosted a Sunday dinner at her Plains home honoring Miss Erma Bryan Miss Gay McDonald Miss Carrie Pryan and guests Frank Cook and Francis Colley.
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Chauncey
Hazel McDonald
the Plains
Erma Bryan
Gay McDonald
Carrie Pryan
Frank Cook
Francis Colley
Plains Area Personal News Highlights
The Plains society column notes visits and guests from Lancaster Albany Sugar Creek The Plains Chauncey Parkersburg and Athens. W C Nichols Elmer Coon Arthur Avon and Oscar Knowlton attend the Lancaster fair while Arthur Burchfield and Kenneth visit Sugar Creek. Mrs Mary McGafferty Chauncey and Mrs Mary Dowler Ludwig Parkersburg visit The Plains. Floyd Barker Athens and George Gabriel Jr host guests.
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Plains
W. C. Nichols
Elmer Coon
Arthur Avon
The
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
Lancaster Fair
Arthur Burchfield
Kenneth
Pilaina
Raymond Augustine
Sugar Creek
Mary McGafferty
Chauncey
the Plains
Mary Dowler Ludwig
Parkersburg
W. Va
Floyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
Local families host guests across Chauncey and Athens
Mrs. Guy Brookins and Mr and Mrs BE Bingman with daughter Thelma of Athens visited Chauncey and The Plains. A R Ely and wife of Athens visited their son in Chauncey High Street. Virgil Baughman family of Chauncey visited New Marshfield relatives. Chauncey scouts meet at Christian church 7 pm. Kila Tedwick of Chauncey staying with brother Charles Bayles near Millfield.
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Guy Brookins
Chauncey
BE. W. Bingman
Thelma
Athens
John Shafer
the Plains
A R. Ely
John Brewer
High Street
Virgil Baughman
New Marshfield
Chauncey Scouts
Christian Church
Kila Tedwick
Charles Bayles
Millfield
Missing Passenger Report From Comanche Disaster
William Lawler of Winthrop Massachusetts remained unaccounted for among survivors of the Clyde line steamer Comanche after a fire near Mayport. Captain Edward Curry of Montclair New Jersey filed the official customs report detailing the loss five miles offshore Saturday night.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William Lawler
Winthrop
Mass
Clyde Line
Mayport
United States
Edward Curry
Montclair
N. J
Curry
Ohio Tax Committee Opens to Public on Amendment
The Joint Tax Committee of the General Assembly in Columbus, led by Chairman Chester C. Bolton, orders open information to members and public. It argues a constitutional amendment is needed to tax intangible property at the same rate as real estate to relieve Ohio taxpayers.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
General Assembly
Assembly
Chester C. Bolton
Wbenate
Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
House
Cinnati
W. W. Farnsworth
Senate
Farmer
Waterville
D. Pricevans
Jackson
Oseph BR. Gardner
Law
Cincinnati
Martin 8. Dodd
Fore
Toledo
John B Psey
Cleve
Allan G. Aigler
Law- Bellevue
Harry D. Silver
Case
Eaton
Fton
Joan Associations
Eee
Particu
Vessel Sails With Seventy One Tigers On Board
A captain reported the vessel carried seventy one tigers and eighty four crew. Lawler was the only passenger missing and all crew members were accounted for. The ship was said to be thoroughly equipped and seaworthy.
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Lawler
Missing hub cap may aid in two deaths
In Kenosha Wisconsin investigators search for a similar car after a missing rear hub cap with blood stains was found near the death scene of Madeline Latimer and James Sears. Police sweep cars of the same make in the area as a possible clue to the collision under investigation.
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Kenosha
Wis
Madeline Latimer
Milwaukee Stenoggrapher
James Sears
Balloon pants trigger shooting in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 20, William Brown, 48, laughed at Oxford balloon trousers when a youth pulled a revolver from the baggy garment and shot him twice in the legs. The shooter, trying to flee, became tangled in the wide pants and was captured in a pool room by detectives.
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Cleveland
William Brown
Oxford
Brown
Old Rubber Man Dies in Akron Leader L E Sisler
Dr. L E Sisler, 65, longtime Firestone executive and former national secretary treasurer of the Maccabees of the World, died last midnight in Akron of heart failure. He was a pioneer figure in the rubber industry.
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Akron
L. E. Sisler
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
The
Maccabees of the World
Salem Hotel Men Caught in Dry Net
The Cosgarea brothers who run the Union hotel in Salem Ohio are accused of liquor involvement after a recount order failed to halt their activities. Federal officers led by Howell Leuck plan raids extending to Akron Canton and surrounding towns as part of a northern district crackdown on unlawful soft drink parlors and liquor sales.
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Cleveland
Howell Leuck
Cosgarea Brothers
Union
Salem
Ohio
Akron
Weatenhaver
Leuck
Canton
Mrs. Elizabeth Draves Praises Favorite Prescription
A Toledo woman shares how Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored her health after inward weakness and nervous exhaustion. She reports improved sleep appetite strength and ability to resume work after using the tonic. She invites readers to obtain trial packages and medical advice from Buffalo.
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Elizabeth Draves
Plymouth St
Toledo
Dr. Pierce
Three Salyers Children Die In Cannonsburg Fire
In Ashland Kentucky three children Edith James and Allen Salyers all under three perished in a Cannonsburg house fire. Their mother, badly burned, was believed fatally injured after rushing from an outbuilding to rescue her children.
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Ashland
B. F. Salyers
Cannonsburg
Edith
James
Allen Salyers
Huntington Chamber Chief C P Snow Dies in Cincinnati
C P Snow aged 66 longtime Huntington West Virginia Chamber of Commerce president and Huntington Banking and Trust vice president died early today in Christ hospital Cincinnati after a brief illness.
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Cincinnati
C. P. Snow
Huntington, West Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Huntington Banking and Trust Company
Christ Hospital
State job opening for Orient feeble minded institution head
State Welfare Director Harper announced plans for the State Civil Service to examine applicants for the Orient feeble minded institution superintendency near Columbus. The post carries 3000 dollars annually plus maintenance. Dr C C Kirk of Arkansas, formerly at Toledo state hospital, declined the Orient post over housing facilities.
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Columbus
Harper
State Civil Service Commission
Orient
Here
C. C. Kirk
Arkansas
Toledo State Hospital
Women forbidden on Athos Peninsula by Greek monks
A long standing law prohibits women from entering the Athos peninsula in Greece where Greek Orthodox monks reside and lists male pilgrims and residents as the only permitted visitors.
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Athos
Peninsula
Greece
Thoxine Offered for Sore Throat and Cough
Mothers learn that children's sore throats risk tonailitis scarlet fever and diphtheria but Thoxine is a new internal prescription that treats the cause with one swallow. Also effective for night coughs and safe with no chloroform. Money back if unsatisfactory at 35c 50c and 1.00. McKee Drug Co. and other drug stores carry it.
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McKee Drug Co
Diamonds Worth Up To Fifty Thousand Stolen On Train
Uncut diamonds valued between 40 600 and 50 000 were stolen from Harry F. Serber a salesman for Wachsman and Serber New York platinum smiths while he slept on a Pennsylvania Pullman. He kept the gems in a satchel by his berth and awoke in East Liberty to find them missing.
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Pittsburgh
Harry F. Serber
Wachsman and Serber
New York
Pennsylvania
Serber
East Liberty
Boxer Stabbed in Indianapolis Hotel Fight
Charles McAuliff known as Frankie Schaefer was stabbed four times in the back during a hotel room fight in Indianapolis this morning and remained in serious condition in a local hospital.
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Indianapolis
Charles McAuliff
Frankie Schaefer
Cary
Radio notes list Il Trovatore broadcasts across power stations
Radio notes detail a nationwide night of programs with Il Trovatore and other items. List includes WEAF WEETI WGR WCCO WSAI KDKA and many others with 8 9 and 10 o clock slots for grand opera dance programs lectures and studio recitals across Central Pacific and other time zones.
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Il Trovatore
Superpower
WIR
WTIC
WEAF
Gold Dust Twins
WSAI
KDKA
Little Symphony Orchestra
WIP
Laserow
WCAU
WBZ
WCAE
GKCL
Mysterious furnace murder suspected in Perry County
New Lexington Ohio Oct 29 Sheriff Harley McNabb travels to Columbus with ashes that may be from a murder victim. Dr R D Book notes no skull or child tooth bone found. ashes to be analyzed. The find by Mary Linscott and Beatrice Wright follows a broken into schoolhouse and wild orgies in the yard.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio
Harley McNabb
Columbus
R. D. Book of Corning
Mary Linscott
Beatrice Wright
Detectives Nab Suspected Auto Ring Leader In Stark Farmhouse
Cleveland detectives under Lieutenant Seitzman surrounded an old stone farmhouse in Burton tonight seeking the head of a mobile theft ring. They armed with sawed off shotguns and tear bombs after learning the suspect is a dangerous two gun man.
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Cleveland
Seitzman
Burton
Eels Cross Meadows To Reach Fresh Waterways
Eels move between streams by crossing meadows during the early morning dew or in rain. The behavior shows how they use wet grass and weather to travel between habitats.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restores St Paul Mother
Mrs Mary Wirrelmy of St Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after extreme fatigue fainting spells and weight loss. Over ten bottles helped her regain appetite sleep and strength enabling her to care for her large family.
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St. Paul, Minn
J Ss
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Wilrelmy
300 Street
St. Paul
Minneacta
Coolidge backs European arms conference effort
President Coolidge indicated the United States would support an international conference among European nations to reduce armaments following Locarno treaties. He stressed no selfish motive and said the U S stands ready to encourage such a move if European statesmen can agree to revise armies and navies downward.
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Washington
Locarno
White House
Coolidge
Court Martial Proceedings Near for Colonel Mitchell
Court martial papers for Colonel William Mitchell accusing his superiors of criminal inefficiency in air force administration reached Secretary of War Davis, delivered through military channels amid An era tension and Defense Department scrutiny.
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Washington
Colo
Secretary Davis Ordered Court After Paper Review
Secretary Davis is expected to issue a court order following examination and study of the submitted papers. The action hinges on the findings from the review and may set new legal or administrative steps.
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Davis
Man Dies After Jump From High Level Bridge
An unidentified man climbed the rail of Cleveland’s High Level Bridge and jumped into the railroad tracks below in full view of passing motorists. He was instantly killed as his body was crushed on the tracks. The Arctic Eski mos population noted as about 40,000.
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Cleveland
Whales Hunted With Dynamite in South Alaska
Report from South Alaska describes whaling where hunters use dynamite to strike large whales. The practice, noted for its destructive impact, raises concerns among coastal communities and environmental observers.
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Alaska
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