Tile Block Post Office Building Erected in Chauncey
A tile block structure on Converse Street in Chauncey is being built by Mr. and Mrs. Denver Bricker to house the Chauncey Post Office. Supervising is Floyd Nye of Chauncey. Mrs. Charlotte Bricker serves as local postmaster. The post office moves from the Harry Linscott building, previously the Luckoff store.
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Chauncey
Converse Street
Denver Bricker
Chauncey Post Office
Floyd Nye
Charlotte Bricker
Harry Linscott
Luckoff
Chauncey Personal And Social Notes
Chauncey notes detail visits by Lieut. J. W. Hickman of Carlisle to his family in Chauncey and Nelsonville, plus visits by Echebarger family from Adrian and Stanley family from Chauncey. Local residents Mourne and others are mentioned. a 10 ounce baby Charles Peter Johnston is pictured in Albia after a kerosene lamp birth scene and risky feeding.
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Albia
Charles Peter Johnston
Henry Johnston
Grange to Hear A B Prior on New Orleans Education Trip
At the Dover Grange meeting tonight Mr A B Prior superintendent of Chauncey Dover Schools speaks on his recent trip to New Orleans for the National Education meeting. Special music and refreshments follow with the program in charge of Mrs A B Prior.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange
A. B. Prior
Chauncey-Dover
New Orleans
Esther Bible Class meeting postponed to April 13
The Esther Bible Class of the M. E. Church was arranged for Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Blackford on Mound Street but has been postponed to Tuesday night April 13. The Ladies’ Aid Society will not hold its weekly quilting session this week per president Mrs. Mae Tennihill.
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Chauncey
Esther Bible
M. E. Church
Dorothy Blackford
Mound St
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mae Tennihill
Mullins in Hospital After Mine Injury In Columbus
Chauncey Mullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mullins from Sugar Creek, underwent surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus Saturday morning for a mine work injury. He is reported in favorable condition with his wife at his side. Patricia Prior, orchestra instructor in Manchester schools, spent the weekend in Chauncey with her parents, Supt. and Mrs. A B Prior.
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Chauncey
Marion Mullins
James Mullins
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Sugar Creek
Patricia Prior
Manchester
Ohio
A. B. Prior
Jacobs Ave
Hooper Ridge Sunday School Is Resumed
Hooper Ridge church resumes Sunday School after winter closure. Community news notes visits by O Neal of McDougal to Linscott home. Local high school students toured Columbus on Tuesday to see the museum and penitentiary. A box supper auction followed a music and dance gathering at the Hooper Ridge Schoolhouse hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marion Snyder.
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Hooper Ridge
O. B. O'Neal
McDougal
E. T. Linscott
Columbus
Museum
Marion Snyder
Fred Sayers
E. C. Easler
Norma
Darlene
Frank Wemmer
Clair Sayers
Harmon Keirns
Vera Wemmer
Lucy
Marie
Ada Keirns
Ruth
Ida Sayers
Emmett Linscott
James
Richard Easler
H. A. Wolfe
Clyde Huffman
Chesterhill
Nile Dew Succumbs After Gall Stone Operation
Chauncey resident Nile Dew age 50 died in a North Wheeling hospital after gall stone surgery three weeks earlier. He had been in serious condition in recent days. Survived by wife Mary and three children Alice Reed Louise Dew and Wilbur Thomas Dew. Body brought to Jacobs Ave home. Funeral plans not announced.
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Chauncey
Nile Dew
Wheeling
W. Va
Mary
Alice Reed
Louise Dew
Wilbur Thomas Dew
Jacobs Ave
Organ Recital At Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville
Chauncey and Nelsonville talent performed vocal pieces and Mrs Tom Shepard played organ at an evening recital hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W W Warren at the Warren Funeral Home in Nelsonville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Simpkins and many local residents.
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Chauncey
Andrew Simpkins
C. S. Bradfield
C. N. Sanders
Paul Fiske
Gilbert Courtney
Minnette Theisen
Edith Nye
Christine Brown
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
W. W. Warren
Tom Shepard
Valley Public Service seeks to abandon and extend routes in Ohio
The Valley Public Service Company requests with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to abandon Certificates 1671 and 5179 routes from Athens to Marietta via S R 31 and Alt U 850 and Jackson to Portsmouth via S R 75 and 140. It proposes extending Certificate 287 over abandoned routes, detailing new Columbus and regional connections, and adding two round trips Athens Marietta Amerville and Jackson Portsmouth plus one Jackson Oak Hill. Equipment remains current with additions of two 22 passenger cars. Public hearing information available from the Commission.
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Valley Public Service Cemeny
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Athens
Marietta
Ohio
Jackson
Portsmonte
Columbus
S. R
Lancaster
Logan
Pomeroy
River Road
Brice
Pickerington
Baltimore
Berlin
S&s R
Alt
Amerville
Portsmouth
Oak Hill
Valley Public Service Company
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Converse St
J. W. Hickman
Carlisle
Harold Sherlock
Betty Jo
Joe Stanley
Floyd
Floyd Stanley
John W. Mourne
Pee Eay
RINSO
Cap'n
John Haddock
Elizabeth Robbins
Messenger Cooking School
Hotpoint
Time Releasing
Southern Ohio Electric Company