Dupler Family Reunion Attends Four Generations in Ohio
The Dupler reunion at the O'Shaunnesy Dam in Columbus drew 29 descendants spanning four generations from Athens New Lexington Columbus and Cleveland including Mr. Roy L Dupler and his family. Travel notes mention Miss Germany Klein and Miss Lerence Brewer motor trip through Kentucky while Harold Wells plans Hollywood assignments after visiting California families.
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Roy L. Dupler
Ralph Dupler
Lawrence K. Dupler
Donna Lou
Neal Francis
Dupler
O'Shaunnesy Dam
Columbus
G. W. Dupler
New Lexington
Roy Dupler
Athens
Cleveland
Germany Klein
Lerence Brewer
Kentucky
Nervous Collapse Ends North Carolina Strike Trial
The murder trial of 16 textile workers charged in the Gastonia case against Police Chief Aderholt collapsed into a mistrial after juror J. G. Campbell suffered a nervous breakdown en route to court. Judge M W Barnhill halted proceedings and would not accept bail or reduced charges without full evidence.
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Charlotte
N. C
U.R
Aderholt
Gastonia
M. W. Barnhill
J. G. Campbell
Barnhill
Arthur Garfield Hayes
Wor
Flowers
Campbell
John Q. Myers
Not a Peach Left on Trees Ad Sparks Quick Sell
A Messenger classified ad by Admiral Brown caused confusion as readers rushed to buy peaches after the ad appeared and then was canceled when he sold all the fruit at once. The brief item underlines how readers are tempted by ads before reading the details.
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Admiral Brown
Miss Clarice Totman Resumes Portsmouth First Grade Post
Miss Clarice Totman returns to Portsmouth to begin her third year teaching first grade in the local schools. She spent the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Totman on Canaanville Road.
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Clarice Totman
Beauty bill grows to 1 825 000 000 in U S during 1928
Washington D C September 7 Uncle Sam s beauty bill amounted to 1 825 000 000 last year More money was spent in 1928 by the women of the country for cosmetics than for candy tobacco or movies Miss Georgia George of Los Angeles hair authority said in an address to club women The 88 5 million women aged 16 to 60 spent on average about 50 a year on beautifying themselves roughly 1 Equal emphasis on cosmetics led by powder with rouge shampoos and perfumes also noted The speaker cited that baldness and grayness are not inherited traits but due to neglect and daily shampooing was urged Candy 1 000 000 000 1928 Tobacco 1 600 000 000 Movies 760 000 900
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Georgia
George
Los Angeles
Miss George
Milady
America
France
Germany
England
Womans Relief Corps Honors Mrs Snyder in Athens
The Womans Relief Corps hosts Mrs Della Snyder at 7 30pm at the home of Mrs Mary Haning 21 Stimson Ave to honor her departure from Athens. Members bring picnic supper dishes and the event marks her leaving town.
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Della Snyder
Athens
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Haning
Stimson Avenue
Soviet Fliers Drop Bombs On Enemy Station
Soviet airmen reportedly bombed Pogranitchnays Suifenko near the Chinese Eastern Railway causing injuries to about 30 people and damage to buildings freight cars and the station. Evacuation of Pogranitchnaya followed a second Bolshevik air raid amid border clashes in Manchuria.
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Tokio
Mancharia
Pogranitchnays
Suifenko
Vogranitehnaya
Pocranitehnaya
Manchur
Steamer Heimdall Sinks After Rocks Off Ostana Coast
The 1329 ton Heimdall struck rocks off the Ostana coast northeast of Stockholm and sank after 70 passengers and 30 crew escaped in lifeboats. The ship was en route to Stockholm with 40 passengers aboard.
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Copenhagen
U.pr
Heimdall
Stockholm
Ostana
Serial Novels Collected In Book Form By White House
The White House Publishers of Chicago releases books compiling newspaper serials by Anne Austin Eleanor Early and Ernest Lynn. Titles include Daughters of Midas Penny Princess Orchid Whirlwind Yellow Stub and The Blazing Horizon. Retail price 50 cents.
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White House
Chicago
the Messenger
Anne Austin
Eleanor Early
Ernest Lynn
Mob Attacks Jewish Communist Paper in Chicago
A Sunday mob of several hundred Jews attacked the Daily Freiheit offices in Chicago, breaking windows and threatening violence against 100 communists inside. Riot squads repelled the breach. two injured, four rioters arrested. The Freiheit is a Yiddish Communist paper.
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Chicago
Palestine
Freihett
The
Freitheit
Publicity worker details navy propaganda efforts in 1920s
William B. Shearer claims four rear admirals pressed for parity in sea power and opposed naval armament cuts. He says 1924 talks included Samuel Robins and others and that he provided naval data to U.S. papers without disclosure of his propagandist role. He sues Newport News Shipbuilding, American Brown-Boveri, and Bethlehem Steel. Henry Hunter denies any dealings.
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Stanford, Conn
U.R
United States
William B. Shearer
Shearer
Samuel 8. Robins
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles P. Plunkett
William V. Pratt
Henry A. Wiley
Geneva
Senate
Hoover
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
American Brown-Boveri Electrical Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
National Council of American Shipbuilders
Henry C. Hunter
The
Council
New York
Hunter
Manchurian Situation Remains Unsettled Amid Air Attacks
London officials say the Manchurian crisis is not settled as reports of Soviet air raids over Pogranitchaya trigger anxiety and speculation.
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London
U.P
Pogranitchaya
Soviet Chinese Clash Near Daainin in Manchuria
Soviet and Chinese troops clashed near Daainin at the western edge of the Chinese Eastern Railway over the week end.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Daainin
Adierika Ads Claim Stomach Relief After 10 Years
A testimonial praises Adierika for easing ten years of stomach trouble with one spoonful. It claims relief from gas and bloating, improved eating and sleep, and action on both bowels removing old waste matter. Listed sponsors include Gibson's Pharmacy Athens Hickman’s Nelsonville Poling’s Murray City Taylor’s Coolville Drug Stores.
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F. J. Gebb
Adlerika
Gibson
Athens
Hickman's
Nelsonville
Poling
Murray City
Taylor's
Coolville
Mil field String Band Broadcast From WAIU Station
Chauncey announces a broadcast by the Mil field String Band from Station WAIU Columbus next Friday night 8 15 to 8 45. Members listed include Elmer Davis Virgil Willis Walter Border Alex Allwashy Harley Lanning Charles Stimpson Andrew Willis Everett Ayers. CHAUNCEY Sept 9.
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Chauncey
Milfield String Band
Waiu Columbus
Elmer Davis
Virgil Willis
Walter Border
Alex Allwashy
Harley Lanning
Charles Stimpson
Andrew Willis
Everett Ayers
Plane wreck on mountain side kills crew and passengers
Investigators confirm a crash near the mountain base killed Pilot J. B. Stowe, McGaffey, and Mrs. Corina Raymond. A large search party—57 men from Gallup Cubero and San Fidel—recovered bodies after an overnight climb, with wreckage scattered across the slope and engines melted.
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Gallup
Cubero
Sanfidel
U. S. Geological Survey
Albuquerque
Winslow
Fire on British tanker Vimejia near Rotterdam claims crew
Eleven crew members are feared dead after a blaze aboard the British tanker Vimejia Caught fire near Rotterdam Netherlands three men are reported drowned officials say the vessel was bound for Lagos when the incident occurred
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Rotterdam
Holland
Death of Lt James A Winefordner in Lemmon air crash
Mrs Guy H Gardner of Chauncey received word that her cousin Lt James A Winefordner died when his plane from the Ninety Fourth Pursuit Squadron crashed as it was taking off from Lemmon airport. Former Zanesville resident he is survived by his parents and three brothers with funeral arrangements in Zanesville Ohio.
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James Winefordner
Riverside Drive
Wife Will Fight Suit of Husband
Mrs. Ida M. Sailor of Corning has fled an answer to the cross petition of her husband G. W. Sailor contesting his divorce action. She denies the grounds as false malicious and untrue and claims they were made to hurt her feelings. The Sailors are prominent at Corning where the husband has been a New York Central Railroad agent for many years.
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Ida M. Sailor
Corning
G. W. Sailor
Raymond Mack Charged With Disturbing The Peace
Raymond Mack, a colored man of Fern Street, was arrested Saturday night by Chief of Police E. F. Ster Wald on a charge of disturbing the peace. He will be arraigned at 7 o'clock Monday night before Mayor K. E. Woodworth.
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Raymond Mack
Fern Street
E. 8. Finsterwald
KE. C. Woodworth
Federal Bureau To Probe Crash
The government will push to a speedy conclusion the Transcontinental Air Transport crash investigation in which eight perished. Assistant Secretary MacCracken said findings may be published as an exception due to public interest. Representative Cochran urged inquiry into alleged failure to heed storm warnings as a primary cause.
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Washington
U.P
Commerce MacCracken
MacCracken
Cochran, Mo
Complete mayoral filings in Perry County towns
A full slate of candidates filed for mayor and town offices in Perry County, including New Lexington and several villages. Notably at New Lexington an entirely Independent ticket from mayor to clerk filed just before midnight Friday, with several towns listing Republican and Democrat contenders.
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New Lexington
Perry County
J. B. Baree
A. W. Wolfe
Shawnee
J.C. Humphrey
J. (. Fleming
DB Ll. Cotterman
Junction City
O. C. Leckrone
W. M. Scott
Glenford
J. T. Brown
Rendville
Samuel Ricketts
A. W. Lawson
Comingto
H. Clifford
C. H. Weiner
M. R. Brown
Somerset
P. Ryan
James McElroy
Crookinville
C. E. Longley
Orris Leeth
New Straitsville
L. A
R. C. Neel
Friendship Bible Class to Meet at Chauncey Church
The Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will hold its monthly business meeting and sociable Wednesday evening at Miss Jeanette Palmer’s home. Mrs. Stella Cunningham leads, with program by Mrs. Pauline Jackson and Wyona Gardner and devotional by Miss Palmer.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid
Taylor Ridge
Friendship Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Jeanette Palmer
Stella Cunningham
Pauline Jackson
Mias Wyona Gardner
Misa Palmer
Largest Methodist ordination in Ohio history at Columbus
In Columbus at Broad Street M E Church the Ohio conference ordained eight elders and 36 deacons with two deaconesses consecrated. About 1,200 attended as Bishop Blake delivered the sermon assisted by Bishop Burns. Names of ordinated elders and deacons span multiple cities and institutions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Broad Street
M. KE
Blake
Widgar Blake
C. W. Burns
San Francisco
Edward J. Arthur
Willshire
Clyde W Black
Vaughaaville
Samuel Brunney
Boston
Mass
Lewis J. Lewis
Alexandria
Clyde R. Rudy
Port Jefferson
Vernon C. Stump
Gooden
Ray Tucker
Mt. Crab
Anderson Brown
Carl FE. Brown
Lester M. Mnradds
Catawaba
Paul M. Niswander
Paul Wachs
James C. Young
J. G. Deeda
Paul M. Graf
Haverhill
M. la Vollette
Ho Markle
Fred A. Rinehart
Donald V. Shaw
Stanley A. Miller
Garrett
Robert P. Walker
O. DD. Stewart
Sherwood
HH. M. Carpenter
Tremont City
Paul G. Chiles
Evanston
George T. Fox
Owensville
Albert G. Jenkins
Floria
Benjamin <A Middleton
Rushsylvania
W. G. Neel
Bethany
Walter H Rettz
Rodney
Clifford EF. Stearns
Cincinnati
Raymond A. Stillings
Springfield
John W. Stoll
Gratia
Edward & Wonea
Oldtown
Leonard F. Williams
Glenn A. Robinson
Beaver Dam
Robert Dpd. Herrier
Som Angweles
Charles Laymon
Reaton
Mase
Paul H. Cramer
McComb
Ws. Abels
Wall Lake teams endure all day kitten ball game
Two industrial teams at Wall Lake Minnesota played an all day endurance game of kitten ball beginning at 6 a m The event showcased local labor groups and drew community attention as players persisted through long play hours in the morning and afternoon.
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Wall Lake
Minn
Mines at Work Chauncey District Marks Ten Mines
Ten mines were marked for work in the Chauncey district today. The list includes No. 9, No. 72, No. 255, No. 267, No. 10, No. 69, No. 68, No. 84, Poston No. 6, and the L. D. Poston mine.
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Chauncey
Poston
L. D. Poston
Chauncey Residents Visiters and Travel Catch Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown Chauncey spent Sunday in Columbus with Miss Laura Bradfield Columbus. Mr and Mrs Homer Harvey and family of Dayton visit Chauncey at N B Harvey home and relatives. Carl Conrad Dayton spent Sunday with family in Chauncey. Mrs Earl Johnston Columbus visits Chauncey. Wilfred Schoonover Dayton spent over Sunday with Chauncey relatives. Miss Alice Dew returns to Zanesville after Chauncey visit. Miss Hazel Harvey Chauncey visits relatives in Lancaster. Miss Marie Morgan Lancaster spends Sunday in Chauncey with the Morgan family. Mrs Mary Meinhart Chauncey after Lancaster visit spends Sunday with daughter Mrs Fort Thompson in The Platina. Mrs Lottie Cannon Chauncey visits daughter Mrs Herbert Mingua in Millfield. Wade Young and family of Corning spend Sunday in Chauncey with Mary Kenney. Mrs Charles Ogg and Mrs J O Ferrer reported at their Chauncey homes. Harley Leffler Columbus visits parents Mr and Mrs Edward Leffler. Mrs Henry Frericks Creekaville visits Bartel Franz Chauncey last week.
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Homer Harvey
Dayton
Chauncey
Harvey
Carl Conrad
Earl Johnston
Columbus
Wilfred Schoonover
Alice Dew
Zanesville
Nile Dew
Chaunceey
Hazel Harvey
Lancaster
Marie Morgan
Henry Morgan
Mary Meinhart
Fort Thompson
Platina
Lottie Cannon
Herbert Mingua
Millfield
Wade Young
Corning
Cha
Finds New Way To Raise Chickens
Dan gers incident to raising chickens on dirt floors are eliminated in a system developed by H. Grover Hanes on the Spring Dane poultry farm. He uses a wire enclosed sun porch with wire netting floors keeps chicks high and dry. Hanes built 15 by 8 feet pens abutting his chicken houses with feed boxes and water troughs. By dividing flocks to house half on wired floor runs and half on earth or board floors he reduced death rate through sanitary close weave wire floors.
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Barnesville
H. Grover Hanes
Spring Dane
Hanes
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