Chauncey Area Church Services and Schedules
Local church listings for Chauncey Morristown The Plains and surrounding areas show combined Sunday services and midweek prayers across multiple denominations including Church of God Seventh Day Adventist Church of Christ Pilgrim Holiness Methodist Chauncey Millfield Greens Run and Prattsville. Special events include a dedication service for a new Hammond organ at Chauncey Church of Christ with robed choirs and an organ concert.
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Church OF God
Clarence Way
Seventh Day Adventist
Church OF Christ Parish
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Millfield
Dick Wilcox
Trimple
Chauncey
H. H. Lafferty
Dailey Sapp
Gideon
THE
Plains Church OF Nazarene
Lena Brandenburg
NYPS
Free Will Baptist
Gus Graham
Zion
John Thompson
Prattsville
Uncle Joe's Chapel
Haning Free Will Baptist Church
Chauncey Officials Urge Confinement of Pets During Illness
Chauncey residents and property owners were urged to keep all dogs and chickens confined to their premises. Acting mayor Charles Wadley spoke amid Mayor W. D. Hines illness. Complaints cite damage to gardens and vegetation by roaming animals.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Chauncey City
Frank Craigs Attend Services for Nephew William Craig
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craig and daughter Peggy returned to Columbus after attending the funeral services for the former’s nephew William Craig. They also visited Mrs. Tillie Six, the mother of Mrs. Craig, in Chauncey. Floyd Phillips of Columbus was a guest at the Six home.
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Chauncey
Frank Craig
Peggy
Columbus
William Craig
Henry Morgan
Marie Love
Love
Mary Meinhart
Residents urged to cover wells and cisterns in Chauncey
Acting Mayor Charles Wadley warns Chauncey and surrounding areas to keep open wells and cisterns securely covered to prevent accidents and tragedies among local residents.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Daft to enter hospital for railroad injuries
Oren Daft left for Parkersburg West Virginia where he was to be admitted to a hospital for treatment of injuries received while at work on the railroad section where he has been employed for several years. Several relatives visited the Daft home over the weekend and Easter.
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Zaleski
Oren Daft
Parkersburg
W.va
Frank Lewis
Alvena Daft
Margaret Anne Bedinghaus
Columbus
Kenneth McKibben
Michael
Frank Collins
Carpenter
Edward Tripp
Ralph Herrold
Marguerite Sparks
Bert Daft
James G
Elmer McKibben
Dale Hopkins
Gallipolis Council R&sm
Gallipolis
James McKibben
Joseph Spagnola
U.S. Navy
William Crain
William Carrick
Carrick
Edgar Wooten
Lancaster
Celia Cavanaugh
Mary
Clara Cavanaugh
Athens
Lester Cooley
Barbara
Albany
Gertie Queen
Judson Townsend
Richard Gaston
Lulu Webb
Gasion
Margaret Webb
Theodore Webb
Charles Chapman
Cincinnati
Homer Chapman
Should Government Protect Your Right to Work Without Union
A fragmented survey of labor law questions asks if government should limit strikes by essential workers to protect health and safety, compel union membership, shield citizens from picketing, apply anti trust to labor monopolies, and ensure rights to join unions, with a list of U.S. representatives for reference.
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Comittuticgt
Tiabsdinap
Neta
Pieasinatia
Congress
Clama Union
Taft Bricker Address Senate With Senate Remarks
In a joint address to the Senate Hon. Robert A. Taft and Hon. John W. Bricker discussed policy priorities. The comments emphasized constitutional roles and legislative process amid current national debates.
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Church News of
Frank Craigs
Ihe
UMIOM
U. S. Senate
HOUSE
Care House
Washington, D.C
Charles H. Elston
Earl T. Wagner
Edward Breen
William M. McCulloch
Cliff Clevenger
James G. Polk
Clarence J. Brown
Frederick C. Smith
Thomas H. Burke
Thomas A. Jenkins
Walter E. Brehm
John M. Vorys
Alvin F. Weichel
Walter B. Huber
Robert T. Secrest
John McSweeney
J. Harry McGregor
Wayne L. Hays
Michael J. Kirwan
Michael A. Feighar
Robert Crosser
Frances P. Bolton
Care Senate
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Committee For Constitutional Government, Inc
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
Committee For Constitutional Government
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