Able Speakers Address High School Students
On Wednesday the senior and junior high pupils split by gender for talks. Mrs. S. Bing spoke to girls in Athens on growth, goals, and preparation for marriage and career, while Dr. Hubert Hyde addressed the boys on modern medicine and choosing a vocation. The event emphasized planning for the future and responsible life choices.
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S. H. Bing
Hubert Hyde
Nelsonville
8S. H. Bing
Athens
Hyde
Bing
Father Is Ill In Columbus Hospital
Dr. Ja. Pritchard and C. G. Pritchard were called to Columbus this morning by the serious illness of the former's father who is confined to a Columbus hospital.
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Nelsonville
Pritchard
C. G. Pritchard
Columbus
Tools Held by Bankrupt Lick Run Mine Employees
Nelsonville April 2 Em ployee of the Lick Run Coal and Clay company adjudged bankrupt may recover tools by calling at the mine on Mondays and Fridays. All tools belonging to the men will be hauled to the mouth of the mine.
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Nelsonville
Lick Run Coal & Clay Company
Easter Market Planned in Nelsonville
Plan for Easter market by Class No. 19 of the Methodist church on Saturday on the Square in the former Chocolate Shop room.
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Nelsonville
The
Methodist Church
Pre-Easter service at local Methodist church
A Thursday evening service at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with full communion observed. The event featured a lighted cross, music from the adult choir, and a solo by Ralph Parks, marking a distinctive pre-Easter observance.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Parks
St Marys OES observes anniversary at A M E church
Nelsonville April 2 St Marys chapter O E S will observe its anniversary Sunday afternoon April 4 at 2:00 o'clock at the A M E church.
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Nelsonville
St. Marys
Inboden Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
A group of friends gathered March 30 at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Inboden home at 237 Kontner Street Nelsonville to help mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Thirty guests shared a two course luncheon after a delightful evening with out-of-town guest Mrs. C. E. Burdette and family of Athens.
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Nelsonville
E. E
Daughters Born to Local Families and Visiting Guests
Born to Mr and Mrs Michael Newman a ten pound daughter on March 30. Miss Flo Hutchins of Columbus visits her parents. Howard Walace and Leone McBride of Columbus guests of their parents. Ed Juniper returns from Columbus trip and Ida Haning Alberta Moore join them for weekend. L P Rice hosts as former mother in Marion visits. Hollister Shaner and Will Shaner accompany their mother Mrs Evans to Columbus for specialist visit. C L Steed and daughters of Chillicothe were recent guests of Clifford Kerr. Mary Lennox and G W Hutchinson and son Lennox of Columbus also noted.
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Michael Newman
Flo Hutchins
Columbus
Howard Walace
Leone McBride
Ed Juniper
Ida Haning
Alberta Moore
L. P. Rice
Marion
Hollister Shaner
Will Shaner
Evans
C. L. Steed
Chillicothe
Clifford Kerr
Mary Lennox
G. W. Hutchinson
Lennox
Hyperion Club Hosts Saturday Afternoon Social
The Hyperion club will be entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. George L. Johnson.
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Hyperion Club
George L. Johnson
Minister E Roberts Delights Nelsonville Parish
Mr E Roberts arrived for evening services and impressed all with singing. He will preach tonight and again Saturday at 7 30. A large crowd attended last night as Roberts led the choir and sang twice.
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Nelsonville
E. Roberts
Roberts
Easter Church Decorations At Presbyterian Church
Easter decorations at the Presbyterian Church this Sunday promise to be among the valley’s most impressive. Dr Thomas G Beem, whose mother specialized in this work, planned the scheme with white steps guiding to two white gates six by seven feet, slightly ajar, and gilded inscription above the arch reading He left.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Thos. G. Beem
Daughters of America Plan Easter Sale and Social
The Daughters of America organize a Saturday program at their hall with an afternoon Easter sale and an evening social. The event combines a charity sale and social gathering for attendees and members.
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Nelsonville
the Daughters of America
Campaign to End Easter Sunday Meeting In Chauncey
Miss Doro thy Minister supervised the Junior Christian Endeavor session at First Christian church Chauncey with Louise Dew presiding and Mary Ferrer reading minutes. Troop One Boy Scouts led by Ralph C. Pritts call members to 9 AM Sunday Easter school rally at Drake street building.
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Chauncey
Ruth Smith
Mary Ferel
Louise Dew
Mary Louise Baughman
Rita Smith
Margaret Johnston
Kathleen Smith
Pauline Nye
Harold Six
Gerald Six
Roy Myers
Virgil Swart
Kendal Swart
Ralph Shultz
Hildreth Shultz
Miss Minister
Troop One
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Ralph C. Pritts
Drake Street
Chauncey Church Plans Easter Drive and Service
Chauncey Christian church holds an Easter Sunday drive at 9 30 AM with Bible school. Special musical numbers include an Easter song by the Loyal Women’s class and solos and duets by local singers. Decorating and welcoming committees are named along with an Easter offering.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Loyal Womans
Charlies Sweeney, Jr
Ralph Brown
Grace Smith
Wyona Gardner
Charles Oge
Charles Minister
Hazel Harve
Ogg
Ira Myers
Charles Sweeney
Nye
Edward Minister
M. J. Gardner
Guy Brookins
Karns
Former Chauncey Residents Set Vaudeville Show
Chauncey residents will present a vaudeville show at the Globe theater on Monday evening. The bandt of performers formerly lived in Chauncey and appear under the stage name Fagan and.
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Chauncey
Globe Theater
Fagan
Jolly Five Orchestra Joins Fagan for Vaudeville Tour
Fagan and his troupe have toured with top vaudeville circuits and will be joined by the Jolly Five orchestra to provide music for the entertainment.
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Fagan
Jolly Five Orchestra
Wind Traps Two Men in Cellar in Chauncey
Nile Dew and S N Simpson were trapped in an outside cellar on Jacobs avenue Chauncey when a strong gust blew the heavy door shut. They were unable to signal for help and were imprisoned for about an hour before escaping. The incident, occurring on April Fool's Day, was blamed on high winds.
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Chauncey
Nile Dew
S. N. Simpson
Mr. Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Regional Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Thompson host at The Plains. Edward Figgins of Columbus visits Chauncey with sister and brother Mrs Roy Pendergrass and Rollie Figgins. Mrs Robert Hixson Sr returns from Ashland Kentucky visit with daughter Mrs Otto Russell and Robert Hixson Jr and families.
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Earl Thompson
the Plains
Edward Figgins
Columbus
Chauncey
Roy Pendergrass
Rollie Figgins
Robert Hixson, Sr
Ashland
Otto Russell
Robert Hixson Jr
Three Traffic Law Breakers Fined in Mayor's Court
Pleading guilty to violating the traffic code cost three persons fines of $5 each when arraigned in Mayor Alex M. Moore's court yesterday. oO L Housington of Athens was fined for passing a stop sign at Court and Union. Martha Cline of Albany fined for failing to stop at Court and State. G D Shaffer, factory represen...
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Alex M. Moore
Oo. L. Housington
Athens
Union
Martha Cline
Albany
State
G. D. Shaffer
Condition Improves of Chauncey Resident McCollam
Chauncey April 2. The condition of J. R. McCollam of Chauncey who has been critically ill at his East Converse street home is reported as slightly improved. The 75 year old man has suffered internal injuries and an attack of influenza.
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Chauncey
I .R. McCollam
East Converse Street
Mr. McCollam
Post Office Moves in Chauncey to McCafferty Building
Mrs. Mabel Smith of Millfield assists Postmaster C. E. McCafferty in the Chauncey postoffice which relocated Wednesday from the Minster building to the McCafferty building on Main Street.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Millfield
C. E. McCafferty
Minister
McCafferty
Main Street
Chauncey Personal Notes From Glouster Visit
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Vint Cunningham visited their son Cecil and daughter Waivaline Cunningham in Glouster. Mrs Mary Meinhart of Chauncey spent Tuesday at the home of her son in law and daughter, continuing family visits in the area.
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Chauncey
Vint Cunningham
Glouster
Cecil Cunningham
Waivaline
Mary Meinhart
Dodge Brothers employee fined for parking at Berry hotel
A Dodge Brothers company attache from Cincinnati was fined five dollars for parking between the standards in front of the Berry hotel. He was arrested by Chief Herbert J. Parker and Captain Charles Maple, as was Miss Cline, in a incident described by the police report.
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Tative
Dodge Brothers Company
Cincinnati
Berry Hotel
Herbert J. Parker
Charlies Maple
Miss Cline
Porter Leads Hi Y Discussion at Athens High
The HI Y luncheon at Athens High School discussed "The Relation Between a Boy and His Father." W. P. Porter from the biology department led the talk. Boys agreed on mutual helpfulness and friendship with their fathers and on approaching fathers with problems. They stressed youths' appreciation for parental sacrifices.
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Athens High School
W. P. Porter
Richland Avenue M P Church Ladies Give Supper
The Ladies Aid society of Richland avenue M P church will host a supper Thursday evening April 8 in the church manual training room.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Richland Avenue M. P
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