Former Trimble Resident on Educational Committee
Mark McCune of Portsmouth, son of Mrs Florence McCune, has been appointed to the Educational Committee of the National Association of Power Engineers of Ohio. He is chief engineer for the V 8 Laundry in Portsmouth and has held a first class engineer's license for 12 years and a first class fireman's license for 20 years.
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Trimble
Mark McCune
Portsmouth
Florence McCune
National Association of Power Engineers of
Ohio
McCune
Marriage license issued in New Lexington to McGee and Dennis
A marriage license was issued in New Lexington for Sheldon McGee 18 coal miner of Glouster and Gladys Dennis 18 of Shawnee. Rev. W. H. Hawkins of New Lexington was named to officiate.
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Glouster
New Lexington
Sheldon McGee
Gladys Dennis
Shawnee
W. H. Hawkins
Homer Grange Meeting in Mountville Friday Night
Mountville hosts Homer Grange Friday at 8 o'clock with County Deputy C R Massey of Morgan County addressing the gathering.
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Mountville
Homer Grange
C. R. Massey
Morgan County
Hines McNally Family Reunion at Embree Park
The Hines and McNally families plan their annual reunion at Embree Park in Pennsville this Sunday. All relatives and friends are invited to bring dinner baskets for a noon picnic and join the afternoon reunion with music from Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lucas and Mrs. McDaniel of Trimble.
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Burr Oak
Hines-McNally
Embree Park
Pennsville
Wilbur Lucas
McDaniel
Trimble
Mellen miner escorted by city marshal not constable
The Messenger misreported the escort officer for a Millfield miner. Marshal C. W. Fischer was the escorting officer, not Constable Henry Williams, in the Saturday night transfer from the bus station.
Cataract Removal and Charity Dance Reported
Dr A J Crawford of Glouster underwent a final operation for cataract removal at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday. His daughter Helen accompanied him and will stay until he returns home. In Jacksonville Mohawk Aerie 1034 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles sponsors a charity dance Labor Day at the K of P Hall with one pound of food or more as admission to aid feeding school children.
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Glouster
A. J. Crawford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Miss Helen
Crawford
Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie
Order of Eagles
K. of P. Hall
This Place
Mrs. William Grandy Treated for Gall Bladder Trouble
Mrs. William Grandy of Fierce Ridge near Trimble underwent gall bladder surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus. She was taken by Glouster ambulance and accompanied by Dr. C von Scheele of Jacksonville.
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Trimble
William Grandy
Fierce Ridge
Grant Hospital
Columbus
C. von Scheele
Jacksonville
Local Residents Move and Visit Across Town
Clarence Brown relocates from the Biddison property on Valley Street to the James White residence on Plum Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson spend two weeks at Junction City with relatives. Mrs. Emerson Wilburn and three Columbus children visit, hosted by her mother Mrs. Heckman. Mrs. Hmme Holmes of Indianapolis visits sister-in-law Mrs. Fannie Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carsey of Mentor stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carsey, for a few weeks.
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Clarence Brown
Biddison
Valley Street
James White
Plum Street
J. W. Robinson
Junction City
Emerson Wilburn
Columbus
Heckman
Hmme Holmes
Indianapolis
Ind
Fannie Holmes
Fred Darling
Leonard Carsey
Mentor
W. 8. Carsey
Dolly Madison Class Hosts Lawn Party At Miss Edwards Home
Mrs. Lucille Massey and infant visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Orme in South Point. The Dolly Madison Class of the M BE Sunday School, hosted by Miss Low Edwards, held a lawn party with games and refreshments. Attendees included Laicile Richard son Laura Mae Brunton Anne Louise Logue Alice Lewis Blanche Clark Mary Lou Truax Dorcas Burns Elizabeth Bailey Thelma Gladden and Mildred Skinner.
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Glouster
Dolly Madison
M. BE
Methodist Sunday School Board Elects Officers
The Meth odist Sunday School board elected officers including Superintendent Ira Conaway and assistant superintendent Mrs A R Woodgerd. Mrs Iris Davis became primary superintendent while Mrs W H Reitz served as cradie roll and missionary superintendent. The meeting also named secretary Miss Helen McCaskey and treasurer A R Woodgerd. Multiple teachers and class leaders were listed along with visiting relatives from Columbus Minersville Coal Run and Cincinnati. A Standard Bearers meeting followed with officers appointed and plans for September at Elizabeth Ellen Rambo home. Rev W H Reitz and daughter left for Cincinnati for a probable weeklong conference.
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Methodist Sunday School Board
Ira Conaway
A. R. Woodgerd
Mise Iris Davis
Cradie Roll
W. H. Reitz
Home Department
Phena Householder
Helen McCaskey
The
Missionary Fund
George Luther
Vern Mills
Margaret Southard
Ella Hannas
Victor
Minersville
Leona Nicholas
Vinie Jordan
Elgin Jordan
Arthur McKitrick
Coal Run
Methodist Church
Brighten
Kutien
China
Christian Advocate
Wahneta Exenkamper
Zelma Watson
Margaret Hammond
Anna Rasp
Josephine Gaskalla
Lizzie Judson
Elizabeth Ellen Rambo
Cincinnati
Camp Knox News Sees Ohio Leaders Tour Battery E Camp
Governor White Adjutant General Henderson and Brigadier General Bush tour Camp Knox with Battery E personnel. Athens Battery hopes to beat 134th Service Battery in recreation game. Private Denver Rowland heals from a sprained ankle as crews manage heat and rapid showers. Military fire department leaders listed and soldiers urged to stay patient for letters home as work pace remains high.
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White
Ohio
Frank D. Henderson
Harold M. Bush
Columbus
Athens Battery
Athens
Probate Code Brings Kicks From Ohioans
Governor White's economy committee weighs objections to higher probate fees under the new code enacted last year. Finance Director Bevis asked Judge Gideon Palmer for views on the necessity of the increases. State Senator Norton urged consideration of bonds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to erase slums.
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Columbus
White
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Gideon Palmer
Hamilton
Probate Judges’ Association
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
L. H. Norton
Cleveland
Norton
Cuyahoga County
John Brown Raid Memorial Coffin Revealed at Ohio Museum
The Ohio State Archaeological Museum displays a crude walnut coffin from 1859 linked to John Brown's raid at Harpers Ferry. It once contained Edwin Coppoe, a 24 year old Ohio member of Brown's daring band, whose brother was 19.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio State Archaeological Museum
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Edwin Coppoe
Ohio
Brown
Coppoe
Covert Baking Company Picnic at Lake Alma Planned
Wellston notes that over 2000 people are expected to attend the Covert Baking Company picnic at Lake Alma on September 11. The Middleport firm also runs a jobbing house ice plant and pop factory.
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Wellston
Lake Alma
Middleport
Baer Victor Over Schaaf
Max Baer defeated Ernie Schaaf by knockout in a ten round decision in Chicago Stadium. Baer mounted a late surge, delivering a two punch barrage to topple Schaaf as the final bell rang. Schaaf lay unconscious on the canvas.
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Ernie Schaaf
Chicago
Baer
Schaaf
Scheaf
Schaas
Schauf
Cotton Prices Soar as Old South Buys Autos and Luxuries
In Atlanta on September 1, buyers in the Old South report a half billion dollars in new paper value for cotton and tobacco, pushing auto repairs and new cars, plus luxuries like coats and radios. Cotton gains about 20 dollars per bale, boosting demand and optimistic sales across dealers despite some caution in low priced vehicles. high and low priced dealers alike report record orders and strong auto and luxury demand Driven by cotton strength and government crop projections.
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Atlanta
I.p
King Cotton
Southern Tobacco
Old South
United Press
South
Tonsils Out Victor Robinett Improves After Operation
Victor Rob inett son of Mrs Lucille Gillespie Robinett Millfield underwent tonsil and adenoids removal at Dr W V Sprague Chauncey Wednesday morning. His condition today is improved. Also reports of family visits to John Shaffer in Cherrington Hospital and a postponed Ladies Aid Society meeting in Millfield Church of Christ.
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Victor Robinett
Chauncey
Lucille Gillespie Robinett
Millfield
W. V. Sprague
Dow Cannon
Lottie Cannon
Logan
John Shaffer
Cherrington Hospital
Anothe
Emma Perry
Charles Perry
Louise Allen
Robert
Detroit
Shaffer
Rockbridge
Lorenzo Shaffer
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Miners Vocational Class to Start in Chauncey
Miners vocational training begins September 6 at Chauncey High School with sessions at 7 p m. Logan, an Ohio State University graduate, will conduct the class and interested persons are invited to enroll.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
L. W. Seabright. Logan
Ohio State University
Degree Work Trimble Grange Is Visited By York Grangers
Trimble Grange No. 1830 met at the Grange hall in Trimble Saturday night. York Grange exemplified the first degree and Canaanville Grange presented the second degree. Mrs Grover C Patton and Mrs Herbert Mingus Millfield left by motor for Toledo to visit Dr. Fred Wemmer and then proceed to Sturgis Michigan to see Charles Mingus and family.
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Chauncey
Trimble
York Grange
Canaanville
Grover C. Patton
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Fred Wemmer
Toledo
Sturgis
Mich
Charles Mingus
Chauncey-Dover Board hires janitors for schools
Sept 1 Chauncey Dover Board of Education meets at the high school Chauncey hires Clyde Canter as janitor for the high school for one year Mrs Fred Agin will be janitor at the Chauncey primary building.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Clyde Canter
Fred Agin
Child Undergoes Operation in Chauncey
Charles Richard Webb seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Webb Chauncey underwent an operation Tuesday for pleurisy and pneumonia at the family home on May Avenue after several weeks of illness.
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Chauncey
Charles Richard
Harry Webb
May Avenue
Miss Patton Returns Home After Summer in West Virginia
Miss Helen Patton returns to Millfield from Barracksville West Virginia where she attended the Fairmont Teachers Normal School. She is accompanied by her cousin Miss Eva Primi who will visit at the Patton home with Mr and Mrs G C Patton.
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Iss Patton
Eva Primi
G. C. Patton
Keck Family Returns from Cincinnati Visit
Chauncey Sept. 1 Mr and Mrs George Keck and daughter Pauline of Chauncey and Miss Anas Elliott of Athens return from Cincinnati after visiting Mr and Mrs H A Myers and other relatives in that city.
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Cincinnati
Chauncey
George’ Keck
Pauline
Anas Elliott
Athens
H. A. Myers
Helena Keck
That
City
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