Mrs. Sarah Shepherd Buried at Dew Cemetery Near Buchtel
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs. Sarah Shepherd were held at 1 pm in Chauncey conducted by Rev. G B Courtney of the Church of Christ. Burial followed in Dew Cemetery near Buchtel. Survived by three children, 14 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains M E Church met with refreshments, listing attendees and plans for two weeks hence.
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Chauncey
Sarah Shepherd
Green Stephens
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Dew
Buchtel
Naomi Bible
Plains
M. E. Church
Bernice Luman
BR Humphrey
George Smith
Lem Hardy
Thelma Linscott
Marie Michaels
Lela Hardy
Thelma Ligscott
Augusta Whitlatch
Bernice Humphrey
Vera Whitlatch
Audra Kail
Charles Bradfield
Harvey
Courtney
Columbus
H. Courtney
Ralph Brown
Mary Meinhart
Ada Thompson
Sarah Morgan
the Plains
Kathryn Ryan
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
William Ryan
L. L. Sweazy
W C T U Officers Nominated at County Convention
Mrs V Ahlbrand and Mrs Harvey Nye attended the county convention in Athens. Mrs Ahlbrand led devotional work in the afternoon and served on the nominating committee for officer elections.
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Chauncey
V. Ahlbrand
Harvey Nye
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Athens
Ahlbrand
Heart Attack Fatal for Chauncey Man
Thomas J. Blackford, a longtime Chauncey resident and miner, died of a heart attack Thursday at his son in law and daughter’s home on Ellis Avenue. He was a former councilman and IOOF lodge member and is survived by his wife and eight children. Funeral services are planned at his residence with burial at Coalton, as local IOOF lodge members prepare funeral arrangements.
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Chauncey
Thomas J. Blackford
Clarence Mullins
Ellis Avenue
Mr. Blackford
Fourth Street
Blackford
Chauncey I, QO. O. F. Lodge
Board of Education
John Blackford
Ella Omen
Edward Blackford
Robly Blackford
Mullins
Robert Blackford
Leota Blackford
Jeneve Blackford
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Coalton
IL. O. O. F. Lodge
Local Farmer Grows One and Quarter Pound Potato
CHAUNCEY Sept 28. George Slisher reports a potato grown in his Coal Run patch weighing one and one fourth pounds. The find is described as unusually large for the area and his garden harvest.
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George Slisher
Chauncey
Coal Run
Senior Night Highlighted During Rally Week at Mill Field
Chauncey September 28 Senior Night opens Rally Week at Mill Field Methodist Episcopal Church. Family Night drew 90, Juniors 50, with Sunday expected to bring large attendance. Bible School target set at 150 as Rev. L A Donnally preaches after school.
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Chauncey
Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Donnally
New York Strives to Keep 15000 Miles Road Open in Winter
Every winter New York faces a battle to keep its roads open. The state must maintain 15000 miles of highway free of snow and ice to ensure inter city and interstate traffic keeps moving.
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New York
Grape Recipes White Grape Conserve and Cider Punch
Instructions describe using ASH sliced white grapes with seeds, cooking until soft, sieving, and simmering to a pale green conserve. Sugar added per pint of juice, then sealed in glasses. Also outlines Grape Cider Punch with grape juice cider lemon juice water and chilling, yields about five servings with mint garnish.
Farewell Sermon for Rev. Russell Plants in Chauncey
An all day service at the Independent Holiness Church honors Rev. Russell Plants of Heights West Virginia. It will be his farewell sermon with morning afternoon and evening services before his departure to Egypt as a mission preacher for his church. A large crowd is expected and a basket dinner will be served at noon.
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Chauncey
American Scout Long Star Jim At Elks Festival
Lone Star Jim, a veteran American Scout famed for seven years with Buffalo Bill and two cross country tours with the Wild West show, draws crowds at the Elks charity festival. Cripple Creek Colorado resident plans to move south due to cold weather.
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Long Star Jim
Fairgrounds
Buffalo Bill
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lone Star Jim
University Symphony Orchestra Holds First Practice in Ewing Auditorium
Forty two members attended the initial Ohio University Symphony Orchestra rehearsal in Ewing Auditorium led by Director DeForest W. Ingerham. The group plans two home concerts and a possible regional tour, with practice each Tuesday and Thursday at 7 pm and openings for flutes through French horns. The roster lists members from Athens to Pittsburgh with various instrument sections including strings, winds, and percussion.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Ewing Auditorium
DeForest W. Ingerham
Ingerham
Margaret Merwin
Athens
Sibylla Strobel
Toledo
Robert Young
Coshocton
Charles Etsinger
Bucyrus
Rosemary Wise
Kenneth Ruckman
la Rue
Frieda Levin
Cleveland
Francis Walsh
Indiana
Richard McCutcheon
Parkersburg
W. Va
James Boden
Helene Antonietta
William Hamer
Mar
Household Articles Tested by Good Housekeeping Institute
The Good Housekeeping Institute supervises the testing of household devices in modern laboratories by trained staff. Recipes on this page serve six people unless noted, with new cookery methods evolving to save steps, time and labor for housekeepers.
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Good Housekeeping Institute
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Buffalo runs loose in Indiana farming area
In Connersville Indiana a circus buffalo escaped its tether breaking an inch-thick rope and damaged flower beds gardens and fences before Montana Red a cowboy with the circus captured the animal with a lariat in the rural area
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Connersville
Ind
Indiana
Montana
Canadian phone service connects Toronto to Montreal via Port Arthur
Canadian telephone service extends from Winnipeg to Montreal and now links Fort William via Port Arthur, a 1 600 mile route previously using United States connections.
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Fort William
Ont
Winnipeg
Montreal
Port Arthur
United States
Big muskie caugat muskalunge caught at French River
A 726 pound 8 ounce muskalunge measuring 47 inches long and 17 34 inches in girth was landed at French River Ontario. The fish was caught by Edmund Strechbart purchasing agent for a Chicago hotel.
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French River
Edmund Strechbart
Chicago
Unclear Medical Claim Here
Patient report vague symptoms of malaria like illness and headaches with constipation. No verifiable events, dates, or identifiable entities provided.
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Sarah. Shepherd
Dew Cemetery
BIBLE
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Methodist
Ideal Bread
Littler’s Bakery
Nelsonville
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, Ohio
Russell Plants
Egypt
University Symphony Group
Ion
Hope MacClaflin
Wakeman
Anna Cook
Mary Stalder
Sar J. Hamer
Pittsburgh
Myrtle Gue
Struthers
John Haralambie
Youngstown
Mary Miller
Glouster
Orian Patch
Erie
Carlos Martin
Waterford
Kathleen Jolly
Hamden
Margaret LeMasters
Richwood
Celles
Martha Culp
Springfield
Aliyn Williams
West Mansfield
William Stout
Lee Sellers
LaVerne McCleery
Lancaster
Carmella Bury
Mendon
Arthur Cornwell
Sharon
Charles Collier
Sidney
Alice Holmen
Kenyon
Minn
Robert Richards
New London
James Patterson
Ath
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Oboe
Robert W. Whittier
Eric, Pa
Page Mea
Beverly
H. Y. Parkinson
Tympani
David Todd
Mansfield
Eleanor Downs
John Dalton
H. E. Benz
Stoecklein
Glouster, Ohio
Munden’s Bakery
C & C Ginger
Luckie
Chesterfield
Campbell's
Zen
Pillsbury
Navy
Mt Atlantic
Pacific
Akrogerse
Krogers
Cleveland Ave
Ohio
Canned Peas Country Club
Malt Country Club
Canning
Elbertas”. Bu
Canned Corn Country Club
Eatmore, Ib
Graham Wafers
Angel Food
Loaf Country Club
Loaf Ic
Rye
Vienna
B. Loaf
Try Club
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Kroger
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