Ohio Pallas Club Opens New Year With Local History Focus
The Ohio Pallas Club met last Saturday at Mrs. P. G. Dowler’s home to study Ohio’s past and development. Mrs. F. W. Reed spoke on Ohio as it was, detailing geology, coal formation, and the ice age. Mrs. J. E. Ash followed on geographic influences and Ohio’s westward gateway position. Mr. W. D. Brown traveled from Cleveland as a visitor en route to Birmingham with Mr. Guy H. Brown. Mrs. J. H. Gross will host the U. C. D. club at 2 pm Thursday, moving from Wednesday.
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Ohio Pallas Club
Pallas Club
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Ohio
F. W. Reed
J. E. Ash
Cleveland
W. D. Brown
Athens
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
Guy H. Brown
Birthday Party for Roger Dubs Marked by Cakes and Candles
The tenth birthday celebration for Roger Dubs drew 27 children to the Dubs home at 63 Central Avenue from 4 to 6 pm. Guests included Eva Nagle who helped serve, plus numerous youngsters and relatives. Nearby family visits and travels were noted as well as Dr. W. N. Alderman returning from Florida.
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Oliver Dubs
Central Avenue
Roger
Eva Nagle
Bob Gilson
Jack White
Floyd
Howard Burroughs
Charlies Mitchell
Paul Nichols
Paul Tribe
Walter Davis
Bob
Ernest Brown
Charles Kern
Gean Watkins
Arnold Wyatt
Dwight Antle
Frank
Fred Hooper
John
Mary Margaret Bardin
Mary Adaline Davis
Dorothy Louise Rhodes
Helen Nichols
Jane Marquis
Marcia Zimmerman
Mary Helen Antle
Mary Louise Nagle
Isabell Kern
Mrs. Dahl
Martha Marie Dahl
Wellston
Mrs Norma Vernon Spends Weekend with Vernon Family
Miss Norma Vernon, teacher of English at Troy High, visited her parents Mr and Mrs A H Vernon at 41% Mill Street over the weekend.
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Norma Vernon
Troy High School
A. H. Vernon
Mill Street
White Shrine Set Meeting At 730 This Evening
The White Shrine will meet at 7 30 this evening, a local gathering noted for its scheduled start time and community engagement.
Poughs Move to Chillicothe for Winter
Mr and Mrs R G Pough moved to Chillicothe on Sunday to spend the winter with relatives. They rented their home to Mr and Mrs Earl Jones and Mr and Mrs Roy Davis during their absence.
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R. G. Pough
Chillicothe
Earl Jones
Roy Davis
Family guests from Columbus visit Graham household
Miss Lara Graham and Frank Davis together with Mr and Mrs Herbert Burkhart and their daughter Lois motored from Columbus to visit the Graham family at 142 Mill Street. They spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lewis Graham as the guests of honor.
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E. T. Gillette
Columbus
Tatter
C. T. Moore
Carpenter Street
Gillette
Frank Taylor
Detroit
East
Freemansburg
Edward Gillette
Lara Graham
Frank Davis
Herbert Burkhart
Lois
Lewis Graham
Mill Street
Tea Held By Alpha Xi Delta At Mrs Twiss Home
At 46 East Union Street Mrs M E Twiss hosted an informal tea for Alpha Xi Delta. The event entertained the sorority’s active chapter and about 40 friends in attendance yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Twiss
East Union Street
Alpha Xt Delta
Jones Leads Columbus IEE Inspection Trip to Philo Plant
Dr. C. L. Jones of the Columbus division of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers led an inspection trip to the Philo power plant. The group met for luncheon in Zanesville before departing.
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C. L. Jones
Columbus
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Philo
Zanesville
Wetherholt Family Visit Ties to Akron Council Trip
Mrs. J. P. Wetherholt and her sons Jack and Bobby traveled from Gallipolis to see Mrs. Bertha F. Dailey at 94 University Terrace while Mr. Wetherholt attends the Grand Council of Ohio meeting in Akron.
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J. P. Wetherholt
Jack
Bobby
Gallpolis
Bertha F. Dailey
University Terrace
Wetherholt
Akron
Gallipolis
Masonic Body Grand Count Attended by Athens Delegate
Mr. E. Rey Lash travels to Akron this week as the Athens lodge representative at the Grand Count of the Masonic bodies of Ohio. He serves as a delegate from Athens lodge.
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E. Rey Lash
Akron
Masonic Bodies of
Ohio
Athens
Misses Johnston Jewett and Lamon Visit Ill Miss Voigt
The Misses Mayme Johnston Rose Jewett and Eva Lamon spent Saturday and Sunday in Delaware with Miss Irma E. Voigt who is confined there on account of illness. Her condition is now rapidly improving.
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Mayme Johnston
Rose Jewett
Eva Lamon
Delaware
Irma E. Voigt
Enrolment rises at Morris town school amid mining boom
Chauncey Sept 28 The Morris town school sees higher enrollment than in three years with 45 pupils in both upper and primary rooms. Many district pupils attend Chauncey schools as Bailey Run mines attract new families, with Smarts White Ash Chauncey Company and North Hill employing over a thousand miners.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Virgil Baughman
Miss Davis
Bailey Run
Smarts
White Ash
Chauncey Company
North Hill
Land Turtle Found With Ancient Initials In Chauncey
On Sand Ridge at the Calentine farm Andrew and Albert Jackson found a carved land turtle bearing the initials T. M. and the date September 16 1901. The mark is thought to belong to Leslie Mingus, relative of D. T. Johnson, once a Chauncey resident.
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Chauncey
Andrew and
Albert Jackson
Calentine
Sand Ridge
T. M
Leslie Mingus
D. T. Johnson
The Eve n Between Saturday and Sunday Sermon Announcement
Rev William Katzenback of the Church of God in Chauncey invites villagers to a Wednesday evening sermon at 7 about The evidence Between Saturday the Seventh Day and Sunday the First Day Or Which Day Observe The discussion aims to settle the weekly worship question and invites all to attend.
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Chauncey
iNliam Katzenback
Church of God At
Mr. Katzenback
Entertaining Guests at East Converse Home
Sept 28 Chaunc ey Mrs William D Hines and Mrs Eile Tedrick hosted guests at their East Converse Street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Howard and Mr and Mrs 0 Howard with son Stanley of Millfield. Also present were Mr and Mrs Herman Binderbasin and daughter Juanita, Mrs W Hines of Burr Oak, and Stacey C Sayers of Federal.
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Chauncey
William D. Hines
Eile Tedrick
East Converse Street
Lewis Howard
0. Howard
Stanley
Millfield
Herman Binderbasin
Juanita
W. H. Hines
Burr Oak
Stacey C. Sayers
Federal
Funeral Held for Helen Canter in Chauncey
Funeral services were conducted Sunday morning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Canter in Chauncey for their infant daughter Helen. Rev. Herbert Six of the Holiness Church led the service with Mrs. Ella Dun Bingham and Mrs. Daisy Six singing. The body was then taken to Weston for interment.
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Chauncey
Asa Canter
Tittle
Helen
Herbert Six
Holiness Church
Ella Dun. Bingham
Daisy Six
Wellston
Cat Returns Home After Three Month Absence
After three months away Tom the old gray cat returned to Mrs. Agnes Fierce in Chauncy. Mrs Fierce had earlier given the cat to a trainman who took it away toward Albany. The cat traveled on its own and chose to return to Chauncy to live with Mrs. Fierce again.
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Chauncey
Tom
Agnes Fierce
Pleasant View Temple officers report from grand lodge
Mrs. L. E. Woods and Mrs. William Collings of Chauncey returned from the Grand Lodge convention in Zanesville. They will present a report at the regular Temple meeting Tuesday evening and all Degree staff members are urged to attend.
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Grand Lodge Chauncey
L. E. Woods
William Collings
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Grand Lodge
Zanesville
Chauncey Church Chorus Plans Thursday Rehearsal
The Young People's Chorus of Chauncey Christian Church will rehearse next Thursday evening. After practice, attendees will enjoy a weiner roast.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Doctor Hoodlet to Leave Chauncey for Haydenville
Dr. Jay J. Hoodlet of Chauncey will leave October first to locate in Haydenville He has purchased the office and equipment of Dr D R Zemmer and has practiced medicine in Chauncey for several years He is well known among friends who wish him success in his new field
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Hoodlet
Chauncey
Jay J. Hoodlet
Haydenville
D. R. Zemmer
Hoodlett
Chauncey Residents Take Weekend Visits and Surgery
Chauncey social round includes Noah Harvey and Frances Harvey with Mrs Keck and Pauline visiting Cincinnati. Elton Coffman and Mrs Border stay with relatives in Mill street. Allen Riley Jr and Mrs Grimes host in Chauncey. Marjorie Courtney had tonsillectomy by Dr. Sprague. T. J. Foster family visit Arthur Swart. George Keck visits Logan. Mgr Keck Sr. is ill.
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Noah
Harvey
Frances
George Keck
Pauline
Chauncey
Cincinnati
Elton Coffman
Glouster
E. Border
Mill Street
Allen Riley, Jr
Nelsonville
Garfield Grimes
Marjorie
Clinton Courtney
Warren V. Sprague
T. J. Foster
Little Hocking
Arthur Swart
Mil Street
Logan
Avanti Ocean Rendered Dry as Rum Ship Burns
A rum ship burned on the Avanti Ocean leaving the once bustling vessel dry and the crew faced with emergency measures. Authorities investigated the cause while salvage teams prepared to secure the site.
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Avanti Ocean
Tragedy After Liquor Party Causes Fatal Crash
Marysville reports a liquor party ended in disaster when a car carrying four men collided with another vehicle. George Gunderman 66 died in custody from poisoned alcohol. Edward Laird and a Columbus woman were injured. John Young fled the scene. Harold Deardorff and Stately face charges with bonds set.
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Marysville
Columbus
George Gunderman
Union County
Gunderson
Harold Deardorff
Linnor Ahich
Edward Laird
North Main _ street
Reginald Laird
Stork
Laird
John Young
Deardorff
Stately
Robinson
Ford Starts the Derby of Air at Dearborn Airport
Edsel Ford flagged the signal at 10:25 this morning to start the Ford Trophy reliability tour. Fifteen airplanes began the 1 900 mile race to Chicago with two minute intervals between departures. Four fleets and eight light planes supported the event. two other light planes failed to arrive.
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FORD
Dearborn
Mich
Edsel Ford
Chicago
Dozens Arrested in Weekend Raid on Buchtel Pool Room
Twenty six persons were arrested by Constable EF C. Marine and Dry Agents H A Sines Joe Jonas and H A Seibers on liquor and gambling charges. Seventeen jailed for gambling at a pool room owned by Pert Smathers and George Coombs. others fined for drunkenness and liquor possession. Police report found whiskey and mash at Ed Malone farm near Coalville.
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EF. C. Marine
H. A. Sines
Joe Jonas
H. A. Seibers
Buchtel
Pert Smathers
George Coombs
Pete Connelly
Gervais Russel
Ben Sheskey
Arthur Sohn
John Roberts
James O'Neil
Clarence Rife
Claude Gill
Harry Coots
Bert Louis
Jake Johnson
John Alberts
Pat McLauglin
Ohn Jones
Spish” Smith
Pearl W. Helwig
Owen Jones
Ed Malone
Coalville
William Malone
Wilson Avenue
Columbus
Fagar
American recklessness blamed at safety convention in Cleveland
Judge John Barton Payne calls Americans the most careless people as the National Safety Council opens its 14th annual convention in Cleveland. He cites U S fatalities at 76.3 per 100 000 annually versus 33.6 in Britain, noting the higher toll from recklessness. Rear Admiral William S. Stims commented on the contrast.
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Cleveland
John Barton Payne
National Red Cross
National Safety Counsel
Payne
United States
Great Britain
William 8S
Safety Session Opens as Navy Hosts Nationwide Event
The United States Navy led a mixed audience on safety topics with experts from across the U S and abroad in attendance. About 4000 participants filled the venue for the morning sessions. Exhibits of safety devices lined the displays as officials opened the congress with City Manager Mepkin delivering the welcome.
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United States Navy
Bet
Mepkin
Modoc Couple Bonded After Liquor Charge
Peter Swendrich and his wife Sophia were arrested Friday night on liquor possession charges. They were released after Fred Frederick guaranteed a $1,000 bond, with plans to furnish cash bond arrangements made today.
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Peter Swendrich
Sophia
Modoc
Fred Frederick
Death Toll Rises After Cleveland Woman Killed in Traffic Crash
Gwendolyn Dodds, 20, of Cleveland died today in a traffic accident in Painesville, the fourth victim of the crash. Three others were killed instantly Saturday.
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Painesville
Gwendolyn Dodds
Cleveland
Kerker Remedy Sold On Guarantee In Ohio Trade
The Kerker Remedy prepared by Kerker Medicine Co. Zanesville Ohio and sold by McKee Drug Co Athens Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville is offered with a guarantee. The note outlines distribution in multiple Ohio towns and a stated guarantee to customers.
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Kerker
Kerker Medicine Co
Zanesville, C
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Hunt for Auto Killer Is On
Sheriff Weaver and his traffic squad hunt an unknown autoist who killed William Chamberlin 65 near his Hudson road home. His body lay by the dirt strip beside the pavement. He leaves two sons Fred of Cleveland and Otto of Akron.
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Akron
Rept
Weaver
William Chamberlin
Hudson Road
Fred
Cleveland
Otto
Mellogic Beauty Powder Promises Velvet Complexion
A new French process powder called Mellogic claims to resist perspiration, prevent shine, and keep pores invisible for a natural look. The product is marketed by The D. Zenner Co. and available at Athens Chase Drug Store.
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Mellogic
D. Zenner Co
Athens
Chase Drug Store
Young Bob to Win Election in Wisconsin
Milwaukee observers predicted a quiet election with turnout near 350,000. Most expect Robert M. La Follette Jr. to win the U S Senate seat, with little betting on the outcome.
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Young Bob
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
United States
Thayer, 75, Shoots Himself at Home in Norwood
Nelson W. Thayer, 75, shot himself in the right temple in his Norwood residence while his nurse was away. He was discovered by family members who heard the gunshot.
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Cincinnati
Nelson W. Thayer
Norwood
Death following drinking party in Cincinnati
Mary McMann 88 died after a drinking party when she drank from a bottle of liquor and later a cup of poison. Two visitors were present as four guests drank. she collapsed in the kitchen and died shortly after reaching a hospital.
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Cincinnati
Mary McMann
Charles MccNa*a
Norking
Arning
Mra Mann
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Alpha Xi Delta Tea
Chauncey News
City of Rome
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Chelsea Naval Hospital
D. G., Kile
Peoria
Miss
M. S. Lira
St. Louis
Helwig’s Court
Griffin
Coats
D Mutual Home and Savings Association
Athens County
M. M. Kerr
C. P. Kircher
VY. Pres
M. D
T. N. Hoover
Co. H. Horn
Treas
Ghes
Attyington
Street
National Safety Council
The
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Grocer
C. D. Shafer
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
Cuticura
Preston
Florida
the Security Savings Bank
Bethels
Richelieu Sales
Mrs. Wright
Boots
Nlez
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