Chauncey Couple Is Safe In Florida City
Chauncey news notes confirm Mr. and Mrs. James Love of Millfield report their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Guy Griffin are safe in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Their home flooded and contents destroyed but the Griffins uninjured. Claire Love Griffin a Chauncey high school graduate was Mrs. Griffin before marriage.
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Chauncey
James Love
Millfield
Guy Griffin
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Chauncey Scouts to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Troop Chauncey Boy Scouts meet at 7 tonight in the scout building. Certificates for 1926 27 will be presented, and all scouts are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Move To Glouster For Riley Family
Mrs. Allen Riley Jr and Mr Riley move to Glouster where he works at the brick plant. Mrs. Riley's parents Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes also relocate this week, with Mr Grimes employed at the same plant.
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Glouster
Chauncey
Allen Riley, Jr
Riley
Garfield Grimes
Grimes
Dayton Visit by Mrs. Roy B. Pendergrass and Miss Mary Stanley
Mrs. Roy B. Pendergrass and Miss Mary Stanley of this city spent the end of the week visiting in Dayton. They traveled by motor to reach their destination.
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Dayton
Chauncey
Roy B. Pendergrass
Mary Stanley
Plains personals relay weekend visits and gatherings
Mrs. Mary Meinhart and Miss Marie Morgan of Chauncey spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson. Dyer Mitchell of Chillicothe visited Saturday with his parents at The Plains and attended an all day meeting at New Pittsburgh, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8 G Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. W C Nichols of the Lower Plains spent Sunday there.
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Chauncey
Mary Stalder
Athens State Hospital
the Plains
William Stalder
Mary Meinhart
Marie Morgan
Earl Thompson
Dyer Mitchell
Chillicothe
Samuel Mitchell
New Pittsburgh
G. Nichols
W. C Nichols
Lower Plains
Damages Sought After Auto Crash Kills Two in 1925
Della Warner sues John Niggemeyer for $10,000 damages in Common Pleas court over the September 6 1925 collision near Athens that killed Howard Warner and John Praither. The case names Niggemeyer’s father as defendant due to the driver’s youth. The accident occurred on Albany pike near the Gold residence when Warner and Praither stepped from their stalled car to inspect suspected brake trouble.
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Howard Warner
Middleport
John Niggemeyer
Athens
Warner
Common Pleas Court
Della Warner
Howard Wammer
Niggemeyer
John Praither
Common Pleas
John Henshaw
P. W. Davis
Arthur Conkey
G. W. Pierce
Ralph W. Parks
William A. Keeton
Atchison G. Cotton
Robert Green
John
Praither
Sheltering Arms
Athens County
L. W. Sanders
Young Niggemeyer
Nirgemeyer
American Reform Method Adopted In Geneva Talks
United Press reports from Geneva indicate a shift in American policy as Hugh S. Gibson conveys that the preparatory commission adopted an American reform procedure. The plan involves recon sideration of arms problems by the commission and aims to revive disarmament activities amid government optimism.
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Jpashington
United Press
Geneva
Hugh 8
Gibson
Preparatory Commission
American Reformed
Cedure
Technical sub committee speeds commission work
A technical sub committee works to remove political concerns and hasten the commission’s practical recommendations. The group focuses on efficiency and straightforward implementation to advance the project.
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Commission
Light Opera on Radio Program Highlights
Radio listings announce five top light opera features across stations WEAF WOK Minneapolis Saint Paul WAHG Richmond Hill WLS Chicago WOO Philadelphia Includes Rip Van Winkle and A Pagoda of Flowers in a Sesqui Centennial program slate.
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WEAF
Light Opera Company
Woc
Minneapolis
Paul
Rip van Winkle
Richmond Hill
WLS
Chicago
Goforth
WOO
Philadelphia
Mrs Riley Tedrick Ill With Quinsy Sore Throat
Sept 28 Mrs Riley Tedrick of Mill Street Mill Street is seriously ill at home with quinsy sore throat. The report notes her condition as a serious illness requiring care. Local updates indicate her family and doctor are attending to her.
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Quinsy Chauncey
Riley Tedrick
Mill Street
Chauncey Visitors Take Sunday Trip to Pomeroy and Racine
W C Channell Dave Aleshire Ben Harrison and Harry Harrison, all of San Toy, spent Sunday at their homes in The Plains. Mrs Sam Tippett and family and others from Chauncey motored to Pomeroy to visit Lloyd H Pendergrass, a former Chauncey resident, then continued to Racine for a picnic dinner.
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Chauncey
W. C. Channell
Dave Aleshire
Ben Harrison
Harry Harrison
San Toy
the Plains
Pomeroy
Sam Tippett
Herbert Wyatt
Peter Pendergrass
George F. Pendergrass
Lloyd H. Pendergrass
Racine
Wild young showman from Borneo wins parade prize
A San Diego area reader reports a young, wild performer from Mission Beach who, dressed in a striking outfit, won first prize in a local baby parade. The boy, though new to public life, is said to be the son of a Mission Beach family and hails from Borneo.
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Borneo
Mission Beach
Calif
Jewelry theft reported in Boston involving Newark firm
Alfred M. Haring of Carter-Gough and Company Newark New Jersey reported the theft of a sample case containing various jewelry valued at 25000 to 30000 dollars to Boston police.
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Boston
Alfred M. Haring
Carter-Gough and Company
Newark
N. J
Treasury orders crackdown on back taxes
Washington Sept. 28 A treasury effort is underway to collect back taxes before the next fiscal year ends. Under Secretary Winston directs the Internal Revenue Bureau to clean up back taxes, with expected revenues to exceed 450 million dollars.
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Washinton
The
Treasury
Winston
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury seeks thirteen million for enforcement budget
Washington announces that the Treasury Department will request thirteen million dollars for the next fiscal year to fund government enforcement efforts. Assistant Secretary Andrews, head of enforcement, said the request matches this year’s appropriation and will go to the budget bureau for Congress consideration.
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Washington
U.R
Treasury Department
Andrews
Budget Bureau
Congress
Trudie Ederle to Visit Columbus for Radio Appearance
Gertrude Ederle, first woman to swim the English Channel, will be in Columbus for a Memorial hall radio program. She is scheduled to appear at 8:30 p.m. and broadcast from WAIU at 9:16 p.m. EST from Memorial hall stage.
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Columbus
U.rp
Gertrude Ederle
Memorial Hall
Waiu
Youth’s Fling or Prim Misery on Campus Rebels
A campus romance centers on Judith, a young teacher, and Eric Waters, a student and heartbreaker. Judith resists aging for her job as she pursues youth and love, in Virginia Swain’s Campus Rebels tale of youth and adventure.
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Judith
Eric Waters
Eric
Virginia Swain
Judith Martin
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