Millfield Church Wedding Unites Ruth Howard and Dan Simpkins
Miss Ruth Howard and Dan Simpkins of Millfield were married at Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev. L. A. Donnally. The bride wore brown satin and tea rose flowers. May Howard served as maid of honor. Paul Theis en was best man. The couple departed for a short stay in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Ruth Howard
Dan Simpkins
Millfield
Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Donnally
Ironton
Pauline Tracy
Dorothy Gillespie
Bertha Simpson
May Howard
Paul Theisen
Simpkins
Columbus
Mason Howard
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ohio University
Mary Simpkins
Prefers Hell to a Flight From Police
George Gano, an alleged fugitive and noted auto thief from Marietta, was captured at Pomeroy and brought back by Marietta police after a two week manhunt for the theft of Sam Thompson’s car. He waived examination on the theft charge, posted 500 bond, and faces pending non-support charges. he said he would rather be in hell than dodge the law. He had evaded authorities in Wheeling and Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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Marietta
George Gano
Pomeroy
Sam Thompson
Gano
Thompson
Wheeling
Clarksburg
W. Va
Evil Eye Slayer Hangs Self in Kalamazoo Jail
Eugene Burgess an alleged "evil eye" player hanged himself in Kalamazoo County Jail using his pants as a rope. He and wife Pearl faced trial next week for the death of Mrs. Etta L. Fairchild, a minister's widow, who was clubbed to death at their home on July 18. The Burgesses believed Fairchild hexed their daughter Eugenie and harmed others.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Eugene Burgess
Kalamazoo County
Burgess
Pearl
Etta L. Fairchild
Fairchild
Burgesses
Eugenie
Auto crashes into herd near New Lexington. three cows killed
At W Db Lindamood farm on the New Lexington Crooksville road a car driven by Thomas Ferguson struck a herd being moved by Mr Lindamood. The car plunged over an embankment, demolishing the vehicle. Hankins son suffered severe cuts. Ferguson and a companion escaped harm.
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William Hankison
Thomas Ferguson
Lindamood
Lexington
Crooksville
Hankinson
Ferguson
Eight New Members Enrolled by P T A Chauncey
Chauncey P T A enrolled eight new members at a Chauncey High School meeting. The group approved spending 100 dollars on shrubbery for three Chauncey schools and planned a home talent play. New officers include Mrs Millington as vice-president with Mrs King as assistant.
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Chauncey
Parent-Teacher Association
Civil War veteran Tippie improves at Chauncey home
John M. Tippie 82 of Chauncey who has been seriously ill at his Mill Street home for two weeks is reported much improved. The Plains notes include local visits by Floyd Linscott family and Mrs Lucy Surgeon guests of William Edwards and Mary Evans.
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Chauncey
John M. Tippie
Mill Street
the Plains
Floyd Linscott
Lucy Surgeon
New Haven
W. Va
William Edwards
Mary Evans
Charleston
Margaret Lowe
Hart Family Hosts Sunday at Beaumont Farm
Mr and Mrs Lucius Hart and family entertained Sunday at their Beaumont company farm. Guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Lamborn and daughter Kathryn of Gallipolis Ohio Mr and Mrs Orville Hampshire and family and Gail Flukeart of South Bloomingville and Mr and Mrs
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Chauncey
Lucius Hart
Beaumont
Prvests
Andrew Lamborn
Kathryn
Gallipolis
Orville Hampshire
Gail Flukeart
South Bloomingville
Ohio
Osborne Couple Celebrate 49th Wedding Anniversary
Chauncey, Sept. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne celebrated their forty ninth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home on Ellis Avenue. The day also marked Mr. Osborne's seventy third birthday. Guests included their children and grandchildren. A chicken dinner followed, with contributions from the family.
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Henry Osborne
Chauncey
Ellis Avenue
Mr. Osborne
Vivian
Bernard
Jean
Coolville
Harry B. ‘Noble
Billy
Jances
Halt Osborne
Athens
Dane Osborne
Guy Osborne
Millie Osborne
W. R. Sayre
Ada Bess
Middleport
Woman and two sons die in Toledo crash
Mrs. Morton King of Chicago was killed and her two sons A. E. 88 and Krank 15 were seriously injured when their car collided with a heavy truck near Toledo.
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Toledo
A.R
Morton King
Chicago
A. E
Krank
Ohio University Opens 125th Year with Record Freshman Enrolment
About half of the new class enrolled by noon with enrollment rising toward 1000 by Tuesday evening and expected to exceed 2500 total as upperclassmen register on Wednesday. Freshmen events include receptions, mixer at the Men’s Union, tests from 9 to noon, dean conferences, sponsor meetings, an Open football practice and the registration hop at 8 p.m.
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Ohio University
Irma Voigt
John R Johnston
Ewing Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Governor Pardons Carl Grant In Liquor Law Case
U R Governor Cooper pardoned Carl Grant who has served since February 7 in Stark County Workhouse for failing to pay a 750 dollar fine and costs. The ruling ends the liquor violation case and releases Grant from custody.
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Columbus
U.R
Cooper
Carl Grant
Stark County
Grant
Thompson to Head Work in State Board
John W. Thompson of Lima, current chief of the Division of Fish and Game, is Ohio's potential first conservation commissioner if Agriculture Director Perry L. Greene accepts the council’s recommendation. Thompson was chosen for the division last winter as the Conservation Division was under consideration. The bill originally created a separate department with cabinet status but was reduced to a division under the Agriculture Director. Harpster, ex secretary of state, heads the council, with N. E. Shaw of Columbus as temporary secretary.
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Columbus
U.2
John W. Thompson
Lima
Chhief
Division of Fish and Game
Ohio
Agriculture
Perry L. Greene
Onnovation Council
Thompson
Cooper
Vision
Charles H. Jewis
Harpster
N. E. Shaw
Hand Grenade Found on National Highway Could Explode
Authorities were alerted after a heavily charged hand grenade was found on the National Highway at the Belt Railroad crossing near Zanesville. Police suspect it was placed with premeditation possibly by a fanatic and fear an automobile passing over the device could have caused an explosion.
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Zanesville
U.P
Belt Railroad
Here
Mrs Boole Re elected President at 55th Convention
Mrs. Fila A. Boole of Brooklyn N Y was unanimously reelected president of the nation’s Ww. Tk. GU by delegates at the 55th annual convention in Indianapolis. She has now served four consecutive terms.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.8
Fila A. Boole
Brooklyn
Boole
Ohio Briefs: Deaths and Crimes Reported Across Cities
In Mechanicstown two men are questioned in the death of Homer Lucas 30 Negro whose body was found in a well near his home. In Leatherwood Ky Olive Keeney daughter of Crate Keeney was killed when the auto she rode in plunged down a 40 foot embankment near Portsmouth. In Gallipolis Captain William Kaike 48 owner of a fleet of Ohio River junk boats was found murdered in a field. coroner says he was killed and his body placed there following a recent separation from his wife.
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Mechanicsburg
W.P
Homer Lucas
Portsmouth
Olive Keeney, Ds
Crate Eeney
Leatherwood
Gallipolis
William Kaike
Ohio River
James T. Hansonson
Raike
Brooksville Interests Buy Saltillo No 1 Coal Property
Brooksville interests have purchased the Saltillo No 1 Company property at Saltillo Perry County and will operate as The Saltillo Coal Company once repairs to the rig are completed.
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New Lexington
Brooksville
Saltillo 1 Company
Saltillo
Perryty
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