Trimble Woman Dies After Stroke at 66 in Trimble
Mrs. S. S. Danford, 66, died at home in Trimble Sunday night after a paralysis stroke on June 2. She was wife of S. B. Danford, bank president and longtime hardware merchant, and mother of C. F. Danford and Miss Metle. Survived by two brothers and two sisters, funeral in M E church Tuesday at 3 p.m. Burial Maple Wood cemetery.
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Ezra Wolfe
Ames Township
Homer Township
8. S. Danford
Mr. Danford
Trimble
A. O. Wolfe
F.C. Wolfe
Columbus
Lolie Antle
Guy J. Fierce
Athens
M. E
L. A. Donnally
Maplewood
Foraker
Miss Foraker
Glouster High School
Bell Telephone
Akron
Stephen Foraker
Clifford
Belford
Lucille Foraker Dies in Akron Hospital
Lu cille Foraker twenty one daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Foraker of Glouster died Saturday night in an Akron hospital after a brief illness. A physician was not called until late Saturday evening. She had been ill only a few days.
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Glouster
Lucille Foraker
Stephen Foraker
Akron
Miss Foraker
Automobile Stolen on Circus Day Recovered in Huntington
GLOUSTER September 19 The Chevrolet car of Thomas McMenamy of Jacksonville was stolen from its parking place at the Athens county fair grounds Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle was found in Huntington West Virginia and McMenamy traveled there Thursday to bring it home. He had come to Athens for the circus and parked the car around 2 PM. Twenty minutes later he had occasion to visit.
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Rome
Europe
Nature
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Union
Burned Bremen Girl Hurt Carrying Boiling Water
Miss Grace Gillott of Bremen suffered severe burns after slipping with a pan of boiling water at her parents home in Jacksonville. Dr. Von Scheele attended and assessed the injuries. though painful they are not considered serious.
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Grace Gillott
Bremen
Glouster
John Gillott
Jacksonville
von Scheele
Local Resident to Undergo Hernia Operation
Sept 19. W H Druggan an elderly city resident will be taken to Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens for treatment and on Tuesday will undergo an hernia operation scheduled for the procedure and recovery in the Athens medical facility.
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Glouster
W. H. Druggan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Robin the robin red breast and its daily life
A vivid note on robins common in winter and summer. It describes the bird’s red breast dull back and nest mud plaster, feeding habits, ground meals with tree desserts, and the care of young in a spring nest with blue eggs, plus morning songs and behovior. It ends with hints of winter sightings and feeding cues.
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Robin
Missing Car Vanishes From Lot No Damage Reported
A car disappeared from the parking lot with no damage to the vehicle reported. Police note the incident involved the automobile description on file and no further details are available.
Group Rally of District No 10 Planned in Jacksonville
CORNING Sept 19 The first Group Rally of District No 10 will be held at the United Brethren church in Jacksonville Thursday September 29. The group includes the churches of Philo Roseville Crooksville New Lexington Junction City Corning Hollister and Jacksonville.
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Corning
United Brethren Church of
Jacksonville
Philo
Roseville
Crooksville
New Lexington
Junction City
Hollister
Loyal Girls Bible Class Party at United Brethren Church
The Loyal Girls Bible class met in the basement of the United Brethren church in Corning Friday evening with thirty two attendees. They enjoyed several games fun and refreshments were served.
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Corning
Loyal Girls
United Brethren Church
Woman's Missionary Society to Present Play Next Month
CORNING reports the United Brethren Church Woman's Missionary society plans a play next month to raise funds and support church activities.
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Corning
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Rally and Promotion Day Planned by United Brethren Sunday School
Corning reports United Brethren Sunday school will observe Rally and Promotion Day on the first Sunday in October. Superintendent Bert Roberts announced the plan.
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Corning
United Brethren Sunday School
Bert Roberts
Senior Christian Endeavor to host third Fellowship supper
In Corning on September 19 the Senior Christian Endeavor will serve a Fellowship supper Tuesday evening. It marks the third dinner in a series organized by the group.
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Corning
Christian Endeavor
Senior Endeavorers Hold Wiener Roast In Corning
At the wiener roast Friday evening eighteen attended the Senior Endeavorers event in Corning. Miss Margaret Schlingerman, president, announced the Senior Christian Endeavor will meet each Friday night for regular meetings instead of Sundays.
Mrs Ever Ett Tharp Shows Improvement in Health
CORNING Sept 19 Mrs Ever Ett Tharp whose condition was listed as critical is now reported improved with her medical status easing from danger.
Mrs Quinn Hosts Pedro Party in Corning
Mrs. Fred Quinn entertained at her home with guests Mrs. Ben Orris Mrs. Dick Curtiss Mrs. C. L. Green Mrs. Allen Laird Mrs. W. G. Bennett and Rosella Morris. Mrs. Dick Curtiss won the prize. Dew was called to Dayton Friday for the illness of her brother-in-law R. D. Morris.
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Quinn
Corning
Fred Quinn
Ben Orris
Dick Curtiss
C. L. Green
Allen Laird
W. G. Bennett
Rosella Morris
Dew
Dayton
R. D. Morris
Latta Funeral set for Mrs Hester Latta in Corning
Latta funeral for Mrs Hester A Latta 80 will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM from her home. The Rev L G Dudwick of Corning will officiate. Burial in Dew Cemetery Corning Sept 19.
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Latta
Corning
Hester A. Latta
L. G. Dudwick
Dayton
William Sisson 13 Month Old Dies of Whooping Cough
Chauncey Sept 19 William Sisson aged thirteen months son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sisson died of whooping cough at the family home in Millfield. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at the residence with burial in Nye cemetery Chauncey. The Sisson family has three other children Dwight Anna Louise and Thomas. Their daughter Margaret Shields recently graduated from Good Samaritan hospital nurses training program.
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Chauncey
William
Arthur Sisson
Millfield
Nye
Good Samaritan Hospital
Margaret Shields
Seiber Family Welcomes Ninth Pound Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs HH A Seiber announce the birth of a daughter at their home on Sunday morning. The baby weighs nine pounds and makes the family five children strong.
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H. A. Seiber
Chauncey
HH. A. Seiber
Mrs. Seiber
Sunflower Reaches Nine Feet, Tomato Tops Two Pounds
CHAUNCEY reports a sunflower in Harry Schoonover’s garden about nine feet tall with forty five blooms. Mrs. Wright picked a beefsteak tomato weighing about two pounds. The Rev. Courtney received a dahlia from Fred Leak’s garden measuring six inches in diameter.
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Chauncey
Harry Schoonover
Wright
Courtney
Greens’ Run’ Christian Church
Fred Leak
Loyal Women Circle Meeting at Chauncey First Christian
The Loyal Womans Circle of the First Christian church Chauncey will hold its semi monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs George Harvey Nye’s home on High street Mrs Charles Fiske president will lead the meeting and business session and Mrs Ira Myers will be program leader All church women are urged to attend
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Chauncey
Loyal Womans’ Circle
The
First Christian Church
George Harvey Nye
High Street
Charles Fiske
Ira Myers
Feader
Shields Family Attends Event in Zanesville
Mrs. Charles FE Shields and her sons John Shields and Charles Shields Jr of Completes Course Chauncey visited Zanesville on Sunday to attend the event, confirming their ties to the area.
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Chauncey
Charles FE. Shields and Sons
John Shields
Charles Shields, Jr
Zanesville
Fishing trip returns with catfish catch near Frost
Chauncey reports Henry Morgan and daughter Marie with Eugene Morgan and family from The Plains and Robert Mosely from Nelsonville returned from a five day Frost area fishing trip. They camped with radio music and brought a thirty pound catfish catch and a nine pound carp.
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Chauncey
Henry Morgan
Marie
Eugene Morgan
Evan Morgan Jr
Burgir Morgan
the Plains
Robert
Mosely
Nelsonville
Frost
Chauncey Personalities Visit From Nearby Cities
Chauncey residents hosted visitors from Columbus Akron and Nelsonville over the weekend. Rollie Figgins and Clyde Fewell from Columbus spent Sunday in Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wykcoff of Akron visited relatives and Hazel Conrad joined them. Mrs. Noah Sommers of Nelsonville visited her sisters Mrs. A. H. England and Mrs. Robert Hixson on Ellis avenue. Forest Allen of Akron, visiting his wife and baby at Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips home in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Rollie Figgins
Clyde Fewell
Columbus
Chester Wykcoff
Hazel Conrad
Akron
Athens
Noah Sommers
Nelsonville
A. H. England
Robert Hixson
Ellis Avenue
Forest Allen
Allen
Elizabeth Phillips
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Tuesday September 20
Jupiter brings auspicious influences and growth across many fields guiding efforts toward goal completion. The reading warns against extravagance and urges promotion for workers while birthday individuals enter a year of success and expansion with potential for a prominent public role.
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Raphael
Mineral Waters and Health Benefits Endorsed by Senator Copeland
Senator Roy S. Copeland argues mineral waters aid bodily health and well being. He notes widespread springs from the U.S. and Canada provide minerals that improve digestion and cleanse the intestinal tract, recommending proper selection for health effects.
Freight Derailed Near South Bridge Delays B and O Train
An extra westbound freight derailed near South Bridge at about four yesterday afternoon, blocking the main track and delaying one passenger train by about fifteen minutes. The wreck drew curious spectators from Athens and nearby, but little damage was found to the derailed cars.
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South Bridge
Athens
B. and O
Iicinity
Fire devastates Wharton farmers elevator and nearby buildings
A Sunday fire destroyed the Wharton farmers elevator and threatened the town. Wheat burned totals about three thousand bushels, coal 200 tons, and several nearby buildings were damaged. Loss estimated around ten thousand dollars.
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Upper Sandusky
Wharton
Wind Storm Brings Relief From Heat Wave in Valley
A west wind from a low-pressure system cooled the Hocking valley from 93 to 57 degrees in twelve hours. Two storms from the east and southwest prompted the wind, with no damage reported and temperatures easing to 63 by Monday morning.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Yesterdaternoon
Prescription for Rheumatism and Neuritis Aid
Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts offers a noted French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis learned while in the American Army in France. He has shared it with thousands with wonderful results and asks only for mailing address to send the prescription. Send address and a postal will deliver.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Massa
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