Quarantine Put In Effect In Floodwood Area
Fifty eight children in New Floodwood and nearby schools were placed under quarantine after a case of infantile paralysis diagnosed in a three year old boy from New Floodwood. Health officials visited schools, identified contacts, and issued instructions to prevent spread. Dr J M Higgins, health commissioner, said the danger seemed serious but hoped no further cases would appear.
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New Floodwood
Deanville
Nelsonville High School
County Health Department
Ernest Lanning
Clyde Lanning
Nelson
Athens
Viola Fell
Clara Cavanaugh
J. M. Higgins
Cavanauch
Higgins
First Gift To Florida Fund From Athens County
The initial donation to the Red Cross hurricane fund for Florida and Puerto Rico was $2 from Mr and Mrs A E Algeo of Athens. No other contributions had been received by yesterday noon at three banks and two savings offices. Superintendent A F Hixson asked Athens teachers to promote donations to pupils, accepting only money for relief. The Athens County quota is $750, with reports due to National Headquarters on Tuesdays and Thursdays. contributor names will be published by the local committee.
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Fiorida
Porto Rico
Athens County
A. E. Algeo
Athens
Savings and Loan
Thelma Grub
The
Red Cross
A. F. Hixson
Miss Grubb
Misa Grubb
American Legion to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will hold its annual officer election Wednesday night at 7 34 in the Legion home on South Court Street. Paul Shannon will retire as commander, with Fred Williams as next in line but likely unavailable. A report on funds from last week’s Legion refreshment stand at the Elk’s Fall Festival will be presented.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion
South Court Street
Paul Shannon
Fred Williams
Athens County
Legion Leaders to Speak at San Antonio Convention
Four men named to prominent roles in the forthcoming American Legion convention in San Antonio Texas include Scott Lucas judge advocate and Eben Putnam national historian. Bowman Eider national treasurer and Victor Miller executive chairman organize campus Republican support with Ralph Betts and others as officers and advisors.
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American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Scott W. Iucas
The
Legion Center
Rev
Gill
Hoover-Cooper
Robb Wilson
Eben Putnam
National Ohio University
Bowman Eider
Hotel Berry
Victor Miller
Greenfield
Ralph Betts
Nelsonville
Lewis Terven
Athens
Gilbert Beckley
George Luce
T. N. Hoover
BE. C. Woodworth
Republican Central Committee
County
T. Russell Marple
Zanesville
President and Dean Meet Ohio University Seniors
Ohio University seniors attended a Thursday meeting where President E. B. Bryan and Dean J. R. Johnston spoke. Dr. Bryan announced a reception hosted by President and Mrs. Bryan and the faculty in the Men's Union on October 10 from 3 to 6 30 PM in honor of the senior men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
J. R. Johnston
Veterans to meet in Glouster for Athens County session
Civil War veterans of Athens County will gather in Glouster next Wednesday morning for the annual session. Registration starts at 10. Rev. L G Matheny to lead a prayer and “America” to be sung. J and Barker will serve as secretary, succeeding W B Johnson who died in August. Sons and daughters of veterans to provide remaining program, with music and meals planned.
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Athens County
Glouster
Civil War Veterans’ Association
L. G. Matheny
America
J. &. Barker
W. B. Johnson
Johnson
Sons and Daughters of Veter
One Will Be Next In The Race For MA Chief Executive
Brigadier General Charles Hi Cole tops the Democratic ticket for Massachusetts chief executive as he faces opposition from unnamed challengers in the crowded field.
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Massachusetts
Charles Hi. Cole
Loyal Women of the Church Meet in Chauncey
The Loyal Women of the Church of Christ held a semi monthly meeting at Mrs. Charles Oggs home on North Converse Street Chauncey with President Mrs Floyd Nye leading and Jed in the lesson. Deov tions were by Mrs Charles Fiske and Mrs Y Ahl rand. Readings were given by Mrs Charles Bradfield and Mrs T R Hamilton. The next gathering will be at Mrs Charles Sweeneys home in two weeks. Mrs Hamiltons mother Mrs T W Duffee attended as a guest.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Charles Ogg
Converse Street
Floyd Nye
Jed
Charles Fiske
Y. Ahlrand
Charles Bradfield
T. R. Hamilton
Charles Sweeney
Meeting to organize mixed young people's class planned
A Friday meeting at the Church of Christ organized a new mixed young people's class to be held at Mandle School. Officers will be elected and committees appointed at the next gathering. Mrs. Pearl Wharton Henry will teach the class.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Mandle School
Pearl Wharton Henry
Mexican Theater Crowd Protest Fires And Overstayed Seats
El Paso Texas September 29 Mexicans refuse to leave movies as theater managers try faster turnover. Fire Commissioner Sullivan cited patrons in aisles warning removal to meet fire rules. Managers say seated customers stay to watch repeatedly blocking new entrants. Radios and batteries advised for autumn checks and proper tube and ground connections.
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EL Paso
Téx
U.P
Sullvan
Énter- Ting
Surprise planned for division of Temple No 135 sisters
Pleasant View Temple No 135 Pythian Sisters plan a surprise for the Red division at their regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Installation of officers is also planned and good attendance is anticipated. Chauncey, Sept 29.
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Bers
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey
School Pupils Organize Club With Elections
Charles Nelson is elected president as school pupils organize a new club and hold their first meeting outlining goals and activities.
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Charles Nelson
New Electric Sign Erected at Chauncey Store
Chauncey observes a new electric sign being installed at the Luckoff store by Herman Lueckoff. The Busy Bees Club, built by Noah S. Harvey, elects officers with Charles Nelson as president and Merril Barrows as president in a separate note. A baseball game by fifth and sixth graders occurred at The Plains School with a 7 to 3 score in favor of the fifth grade.
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Chauncey
Herman Lueckoff
Edith Hamers
Luckoff
Busy Bees Club
Noah S. Harvey
Charles Nelson
Merril Barrows
Alfred Gabriel
Jimmie Bean
Fouffth
Organslains
Chaunceyx
Air Spud Chauncey Man Shows Plane Shaped Potato
Andrew Kranyik 51 of Chauncey unveils a garden grown potato shaped like an airplane weighing one and a half pounds. The exhibit is on display at the N. 5 Barvey Barber shop in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Andrew Kranyik
N. 5
Barvey
Allen Named Bay State Republican Nominee for Governor
Lieutenant Governor Frank G. Allen, currently serving Bay State leadership, has been nominated by the Republican Party for the governorship. The selection positions Allen as the party standard bearer aiming to lead the state government.
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Frank G. Allen
Republicans
Allen
Bay State
Funeral services for Thomas J. Blackford set for Sunday
Thomas J. Blackford, who died Tuesday at his daughter's home in Chauncey, will receive funeral services Sunday at 10 a.m. from his residence with Chauncey I. C. C. I. Lodge in charge. Burial follows at Coalton. Local notes list Millfield and The Plains visitations as relatives and friends travel between Chauncey and surrounding towns.
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Chauncey
Thomas J. Blackford
Clarence Mullins
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey I. C. C. I. Lodge
Coalton
Fraternity Smoker Draws 150 Freshmen at Men’s Union
More than 150 freshmen pledges attended the fraternity smoker sponsored by the Men’s Union Friday evening in the Union Building after the base meeting in Ewing Auditorium. The social committee organized entertainment with talks by Dean John R. Johnston and others, piano numbers, songs, dances, and whistling specialties.
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Lewis Terven
Men's ‘Union
Sigmund Rosenbloom
Eber Price
Tony” Agnostinelli
Louise Kempton
James Entin
Men's Union
Cured His Rupture Advertisement Claim
A reader reports a non surgical cure for rupture after years of discomfort. The notice promises complete information by mail and urges sharing with others. It names Eugene ML Pu, a carpenter in Marcellus Avenue Mattison, New Jersey, and mentions a supposed step to avoid operation.
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Carpenter
Eugene ML Pu
Marcellus Avene Matttsquan
N. J. Reiter
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Health Board
Florida
Hoovei
Cullums’ Studio
O. U
N. Converse Street
Congress
Congress Street
Paradise Pudding
Chauncey Store
Chauncey Man
Forest Hills
Long Island
Kare Kozeluh
Czechoslovakia
Vincent Richards
Blackford
Millfield
Jennie Sanders
Crookaville
C. E. Sanders
Charles Sanders, Jr
Louis Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Lucille Bradfield
Columbus
Wiliam Clarey
James EE
Love
iChauncey
E. A. Weekley
Nina Rowell
the Plains
Rome Erb
Roy
Gail
Peter Erb
John Pinnick
Barberton
Pinnick
Molly Bardy
Plains
Amos Joe Wilson
Inlaw
C. P.woods
Don Willis
Samily
Betsy Lane
Joe Evans
Men’s Union
Fred
Landis
Brick Plant
North Court St
Athens Implement Co
Kolster and Atwater - Kent
Victor and
Brunswick
Phonograph
RCA Radio
Atwater-Kent Studios
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
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