Margaret Stewart Dies in Dayton at 14
Miss Margaret Stewart 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Stewart longtime Chauncey residents died at home in Dayton from a bone infection Her funeral will be in Dayton Catholic Church and burial there She is survived by her parents a sister Anna and two brothers Also note Mrs Gney Warren Chester formerly Chauncey visited friends this week and attended the county field meet
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Chauncey
Margaret Stewart
Hugh Stewart
Dayton
Stewart
Anna
Gney Warren
Chester
Marjorie Foraker Quigley
New Lexington
Delmar ¥ Foraker
Jessie Schlingerman
Forlumbus
Charles Schlingerman
Margaret Schlingerman
Athens
August Schlingerman
United Brethren Church
Joan Edwards
Mary Parks
Congo
Chauncey-Dover High School set to graduate 25 seniors
Chauncey-Dover High School will graduate 25 seniors this year. Commencement is May 8 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Thurman Dusty Miller of The Wilmington Journal will deliver the class address. The baccalaureate sermon is set for May 3 at 7 p.m. in the Church of Christ. Bartholomew Lott II of Chauncey is critically ill in Walkerburg after a family emergency.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
High School
Thurman
Dusty) Miller
The
Wilmington Journal
Local social notes from Chase April gathering blooms
April social rounds in Chase report Mrs Glad Win French visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F C Oberholmer. Artis Robinson and Emer Wise moved to Newark to visit kin. Glen Woodyard and Jxura Woodyard of Ohio University spent the weekend at home. Mrs Aristien Carbaugh and others called on Ates. Pred Uberholzer hosted Friday evening. Mrs Hester Dickson joined Mrs Francis Eaning for Sunday. J Merrittase senior at Athar High School spent weekend at home. Miss Gertine Saulers and Starry of Shade visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs 0 I and Mrs dena ova with Mrs Warth ned and George Beatty called on Mrs Uberholzer Sunday afternoon. AW Lax and wife of Heriaed sila visited on Friday.
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Hester Dickson
Francis Eaning
J. Merrittase
Athar ‘High School
Gertine Saulers
Stary of Shade
Dena Ova
Warth Ned
George Beatty
Uberholzer Suuuaay Ater
AW. Lax
Heriaedsila
Troop 4 Girl Scouts Hold April Meeting Highlights
In April Troop 4 discussed a secret hike announced by the captain and lieutenants. Troop 1 will meet in front of the Armory at 7:00 PM on May 4, with all members to arrive by then. New name Porre temenat TM and colors light blue and light pink were chosen. Merit badges and Tenderfoot tests were pursued as weather allowed, with Investiture held and several girls advancing to real Girl Scouts.
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Jean
Tenslerfoat Ter
iThose
Hinish Wonest
Ayrit
Merk Willian
Parauteny Preety
Jo Dieien
Mags Misa Breet
Mies
Cirl
Proop
Rarayanh
Piay
Ihside
Hagan
Am Iit
Corning Social News and Local Travels
Corning and surrounding area residents report weekly visits and travels with Columbus and Greenfield ties. Notable events include the Perry County Knights of Prythias Past Chancellor Association meeting set for May 1 in Corning, entertainment by local talent, and a banquet by the Pythian Sisters.
Various Radio Programs and Times Aired
Radio schedule snippet lists 5:00 a.m. Absotine Jr. Exerciss Ferlod and 2:30 a.m. Health Talk. Morning devotion by Dad Kershner, 8:36 a.m. Dr. Royal Copeland program. 9:28 a.m. Cratley Womans Hour with musicals cooking chat poems and household hints. 10:00 a.m. Livestock Report and other community segments. Evening programs include Orchestra at Hotel Olean 8:30 p.m. and Town and Country features with City Government notices. 8:00 p.m. Hamilton Tailoring Club and Time Announcements follow.
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Absotine Jr
Dad Kershner
Dr. Royal
Copeland
osBo
Cratley
Crosley
Thane Eigaats Itse Hoon-Ory Organ
Botel Olean
Ohio State Board of Bauea
Clarks Chapel ARKES CHAVET Ladies Aid Meeting Report
The Ladies Aid of Clarks Chapel ARKES CHAVET met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Victor Carpenter's home for sewing and a brief devotional. The hostess served refreshments. Several area families, including the Lanes, Mulligans, Phillips, Walsh, TeI, Dilloners, Tobinsons, and Titlingers, were listed as guests or visitors across the community with Sunday or weekday visitations noted.
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Arkes Chavet
Ladies Aid
Victor Carpenter
Clifford Lane
Loong Ryan
Richard Phillips
Cletus Mulligan
Som Habert
Arthur Walsh
Tick Podge
Wilbur Young
Athens
James A. Te
A. Sheldon
John Dillinger
Soutter Ridge
Ella Dillinger
G. Tobinson
Will
Marshall
South Nan
Charles Titlinger
Oscar Witlinger
Rowland Excused From Dollar Fine at Rock Riffle Parking
Sheldon Rowland, a freshman at Ohio University, was excused from a $1 fine by Magistrate Felix Riley after an error in Friday's Messenger misidentified him as John Hilburt for parking on Rock Riffle school grounds. Rowland stated he did not know the inn forbids parking there.
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Rock Riffle
Sheldon Rowland
John Hilburt
Felix Riley
Rowland
Ohio University
Mines Operated In Chauncey District On Saturday
Three mines in Chauncey and vicinity worked Saturday including Manhattan Mine No. 28 at Chaune near Bailey Town, Athaunecey Coal Company Mine No T2 in Bailey Town, and Mine No. 155 at Greens tunnel. One mine operated in this district Friday.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Manshattan
Chaune
Athaunecey Coal Company
Bailey Tun
Greenstunnly
Diploma Awards Highlight East Midfield Reading Circle
During April 27 ceremonies, 36 Reading Circle certificates were awarded to seventh and eighth graders at East Midfield schools. Nineteen diplomas were also presented to students including Elizabeth Kish Joseph Guerra Carolyn Guerra Lewis Tracey Sadie Carwile Richard Howard Marjorie Stahl John Wish Alex Roy Gerald McDaniel Wiles Anderson Juin Rankin Mert Kozma Dorothy Gillespie Dora Lem OM Waiter Kosh Merle Brown Ralph Duan and Jesse North. Baccalaureate sermons slated for Greens Run High School on April 2 will be given by Rev. Oh B Courtney, pastor of Circle East Church of Christ. Social events at Millfield March range from young people’s meeting Friday at the Millfield Church with games and refreshments. closing with a Court of Honor and scribe Austeen Murphy.
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Mid. Lfieli
Reading Circle
East Midfeld
Elizabeth Kish
Joseph Guerra
Carolyn Guerra
Lewis Tracey
Sadie Carwile
Richard Howard
Marjorie Stahl
John Wish
Alex Roy Gerald McDaniel
Wiles Anderson
Juin Rankin
Mert Kozma
Dorothy Gillespie
Dora Lem
OM Waiter Kosh Merle Brown
Ralph Duan
Jesse North
Hospital report on Tom Carter emergency appendectomy
At Glouster April 27 Tom Carter 219 was taken to St Francis Columbus by ambulance for emergency appendectomy. Arrangements set to operate soon after arrival at 1 PM. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs G W Carter and Miss Kathryn McCann both of Jacksonville and this city.
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Glouster
Tom Cartier
St. Francis 'Ff
Columbus
Carpenter
Tom
G. W. Carter
Kathryan McCann
Jacksonville
Mrs J A Richardson Stricken With Paralysis in Glouster
Mrs J A Richards of Glouster suffered a paralysis attack at her He public Avenue home shortly before 4 Friday night. The entire left side is paralyzed with no improvement by Saturday morning. A 38 year resident since moving from Shawnee, she ran a wallpaper shop and had been caring for family.
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Glouster
J. A. Tichards
Hepublic
Safety cars visit draws over one thousand attendees
The New York Central safety cars drew 1 296 visitors in Thess city on Wednesday and Thursday. Among them were 1 402 school children and 26 teachers. JT Wilson led the cars as safety agent for the Ohio Central Division. Motion pictures Safety First and Gambling With Death, produced by C E Hill of New York, were shown.
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Louster
New York Central
Leachera
JT. Wilson
Ohio Central Division
Safety First
C. E. Hill
New York
Rairoad
Hollister
Athens
Theiday
Crooksville
Odd Fellows Observe 110th Anniversary in Glouster
In Glouster on Friday night the Oda Fellows marked the 110th founding anniversary with an open meeting attended by visitors from Morgan Hocking Perry and Athens Counties. Attorney George W. Ise presided. McGonagle spoke on Oddfellowship and its meaning, then recited twice. Duvall Travers and others performed recitations and solos. Lyson’s orchestra provided instrumental music.
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Morgan
Oda
Attorney McGonagle
Crerge Duvall
Meconnelsville
Ervin Travers
Muskingum River
3Tr- Connelsvile
Travers
Errett
Floyd Smith
Sol Bishopville
Charles Strum
Y City
Lyson
Harris to Address Commerce Club on 4-H Plans
Ohio University Commerce Club hosts C. H. Harris, managing editor of The Athens Messenger, to discuss 4-H changes in county fairs. Leaders outline exhibit grading shifts for foods, clothing, and livestock and consider a district 4-H camp as they assess community impact.
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Glouster
Woj
Jackson County
Mooseheart
Fach
Countyjing
Thomas Johnson
State Farm Extension Service
Ini Heston
Amesville
Birdina Hank
Ewing Hall
Lodi
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Tion
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Stewart
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Siew
WL Palmer
Columbus
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Mocins
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George
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Coolville
Ruby Dey
Freeman Scott
Teadere
jMcMeen
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Lettlers
Harry Jacoby
Jof Athens
James Bell
Rock
Hys
A. B.l Ralph Barker
Jackville
Adal Miffle
Esther Wilson
Ames
Harris
Tyo
Hanpy Hollow
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