Fifteen Mines Active in Chauncey District Today
The Chauncey district lists fifteen operating mines including No. 4 No. 72 No. 243 No. 10 No. 6 Ohio No. 1 No. 68 No. 24 No. 6 Poston No. 6 Kreeport L. J. Poston Chauncey No. 25 and Hocking. Also notes social events at The Plains and Chauncey with Halloween party and community gatherings around October 24.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Poston
Kreeport
L. J. Poston
Hocking
Two Men Held Over Car Parked On Hoover Train Tracks
Two men were arrested after their automobile was found on the railroad tracks near New Albany Indiana where President Hoover’s train would pass. Authorities doubt the report they tampered with the train and the White House denied knowledge of the claim.
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Hoover
President Hoover
New Albany
Ind
Justice Department
White House
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Hosts Hallowe'en Masquerade Guests
Chauncey October 24 Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge members invite Athens Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge to a Halloween masquerade at Knights of Pythias Hall with seasonal refreshments and decorations. Previous year hosts changed program this year to honor the Athens guests. Lower Plains personals note local visits and family gatherings.
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Chauncey
Bua Lavely
Athens Lodge
Hallowe'en
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Athens
Forest Nose Lodge
Nannie Allom Lodge
Gibson elected post commander of American Legion
Clyde O. Gibson was elected post commander of K. T. Crossen No. 21 American Legion at a meeting in the remodeled Legion home on South Court Street. Fred Williams becomes trustee while officers include Finsterwald, Zenner, Burke, Miller, Peden, Lee, Nelson, Nichols, Heck, Sherman, Hutchins, Sams, Gibson and Goodwin. Installation set for Armistice Day November 11 with a banquet planned and rooms redecorated.
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Clyde O. Gibson
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
South Court Street
Fred Williams
W. W. Lee
B. BR. Nelson
P.O. Nichols
C. >. Heck
R. M. Sherman
Lloyd Hutchins
Darrell Sams
M. Gibson
H. L. Goodwin
Local Domestic Dispute Dismissed by Justice Court
Avaf Odavit signed by Joe Hater Le of this city charges his mother in law Mrs Pete Depinto with assault and battery. The case was dismissed in Justice of Peace J. W. Newberry court at the request of the prosecution.
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New Lexington
Joe Hater
Irs
Pete Depinto
Court of Justice of Peace
J. W. Newberry
Public Sale of 155 Acre Farm and Livestock near Nelsonville
E E Shafer owner announces a public sale Saturday October 26 1929 at 9 AM to dispose of a 155 acre farm with 35 acres saw timber near Connett Church on the Nelsonville Carbondale Pike. Included are multiple cattle hogs calves sheep sows a boar ponies and farm gear with items too numerous to mention. Terms to be made known day of sale lunch served on grounds. Auctioneers W M Throckmorton Mrs Adda McCombs clerk.
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Jacob Warchime
Connett Church
Nelsonville-Carbondale Pike
S&s
E. E. Shafer
W. M. Throckmorton
Adda McCombs
Kidnapped Boy Returns Home After Ransom Payment
Five year old Jackie Thompson was returned to his Detroit home as police detained two men and two women in a September kidnapping. The father Henry Thompson paid the final $5,000 ransom, believed found on suspect James Fernando, as detectives pursued remaining gang members.
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Detroit
U PR
Jackie Thompson
Poiice
Henry
Thompson
James Fernando
Prof Slutz Wins Ohio Radio Treasure Hunt Prize
Prof Raymond Stutz of Athens won third prize in a weekly radio treasure hunt sponsored by a gasoline company. He correctly named an Ohio town tied to a historical reference and received part of a $70 prize pool. Clews pointed to Marietta as the city linked to the clue and Gallipolis responses followed.
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Ohio
Athens
Raymond Stutz
Clews
France
Marietta
Treasury says stock market downturn is technical reaction
Treasury officials in Washington stated that the stock market retreat on October 24 is a technical reaction and not caused by a broad deterioration in business conditions.
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Washington
Treasury
Income tax urged as Ohio tax solution at Athens luncheon
Mardis of the Legislative Committee on Taxation told Athens chamber of commerce members that real estate tax limits fail to solve the problem and that an income tax is fairer and would lower real estate burdens. He argued the proposed amendment is too complex and overlaps existing statutes. Peters of the Athens County Tax League may speak at the Chamber meeting.
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Onin
Mardis
Ohio
W. EK. Peters
Athens County Tax League
Chaber of Commerce
Appeal for Warm Clothing for Athens County Children
With cold weather moving in, about 100 children in Athens County lack worn but warm clothes, stockings and shoes. Captain Richard Benton of the Salvation Army urges donations of old but usable garments and footwear, offering pickup or drop off at the Salvation Home.
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Ruichard Benton
Captain Benton
Bsalation Headquarters
Husband Accused in Head Threat and Divorce Suit
Mrs Lydia McKnight of Shawnee files for divorce in Probate Court here alleging her husband Fred McKnight menaced her with a 45 calibre revolver at her head and threatened to kill her. She accuses him of attempting to cut a heart off and of intimate relations with a Shawnee woman for 15 years. they are parents of four children, two minors.
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New Lexington
Lydia McKnight
Shawnee
Fred McKnight
Cain
Anawnee
Farmers Institute Plans Include Contests and Speakers
Plans for the annual Farmers Institute set for November 13 14 in Canaanville and November 14 15 in Amenville include poster contests for rural students prize money for top pumpkins corn potatoes white or sweet potatoes and popcorn prizes for the best chocolate cake or light bread and talks by W H Senour and Mes Voster Tyler. Amesville plans feature Judge S M Johnson J Clyde Edmundson and Charles W Peters with a dairy department official and a Parent Teacher Association event and a declamation contest for grade schools. The Pour H Club program runs Wednesday in Canaanville and Thursday in Amesville.
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Farmers’ Institute
Canaanville
Amenville
W. H. Senour
Brookville
Ind
Mes
Voster Tyler
Alexander
Canaan Township
Rocky Point
Willow Creek
South Canaan
Stroud
Ftun
Amesville Institute
Menm
8. M. Johnson
J. Clyde Edmundson
Charles W. Peters
Minerva
State Dairy Department
Amesville Township
Amesville
Juvenile Court Rules Teen Must Attend Church After Dinner Incident
Paul Holnh, 14, accused of disorderly conduct at a Stewartsville church dinner last Sunday, is ordered by Judge L. KE Imhoff in Clairesville juvenile court to attend church as a worshipper in the future. The case stemmed from Holnh allegedly throwing a piece of piv ate pastor.
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Clairesville
Paul Holnh
Stewartsville
L. KE. Imhoff
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertises Youthful Vitality
An advertising blurb promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to cleanse the system and tone the liver, claiming benefits like renewed energy and youth. It targets both men and women and asserts relief from stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches.
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Dr. Edwards
Abe
Gas tragedy claims five in Coldwater family
In Coldwater Ohio Oct 24 Mrs Ethel King 31 and four of her five sons Keith 6 Paul 10 Leon 12 Robert 14 died from gas fume exposure after her husband Charles 66 allegedly tampered with a gas main and fled A fifth son Charles Jr 6 was near death with little hope of recovery A note by King accused three men of responsibility and prompted police inquiry
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Hamilton
U.P
Ethel King
King
Charlies
Keith
Paul
Leon
Robert
Charles
Coldwater
Pole
Concord Church To Be Repaired by Men
Concord church directors announce a clean-up day on Saturday October 26. Local residents are asked to bring tools to repair the church before winter. Wives bringing dinner for the gathering. Dirt from excavating the new foundation must be replaced before unsheltered weather arrives.
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Concord
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