Chauncey Families Relocate Ahead of May 1 Move
In Chauncey on April 20 Rev V Ahlbrand and wife relocate from Mill Street to Nye property on High Street. Joe Bridgewater family moves to May Avenue area vacated by Poling family who themselves move to vacated Swarts property on Lexington Avenue. Swart family buys and moves near Chauncey and Clifford Collins family leaves Mill Street for The Plains for summer housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
V. Ahlbrand
Michael
Mill Street
Nye
High Street
Joe Bridgewater
May Avenue
Poling
Harry Swarts
Lexington Avenue
Swart
Clifford Collins
Plains
Women Plan Weekly Relief Meals In Chauncey
A group of Chauncey women met with Mrs. Ruth Bridgewater at the Chauncey Primary School to schedule cooking and serving for needy children at the high school during summer. Each weekday lists four to five volunteers by name for regular weekly service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ruth Bridgewater
Chauncey Primary School
Ernest McKnabb
Arfon Branham
William Glass
Kirkendall
James Henderson
Mamie Kimball
Earl Worden
Bessie Walters
McKnabb
Walter Lang
Rye Cunningham
Fanny Palmer
Jake Peach
Addie Schoonover
Minnie Palmer
Branham
Worden
Henderson
Walters
Thomas Olliver
Byers
Canter
Pauline Watkins
Glass
Peach
the Plains
Plains
The
Plains School
Asa Cochran
Ethel Batchelder
Ruby Wallon
Margaret Charney
Helen Shust
Nora Spencer
Ruth Darneil
Orlie Shrieve
Henry Cullison
Walter Wharton
Ralph Hartman
Roll Bricker
Harvey Hawkins
Lott Bricker
Oscar McGee
Emory Hammond
Harry Porter
Harry Tipton
Grace Olson
Ray Michael
Gay Circle
Grant Michael
C.S. Rice
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2333 by Anne Adams
The Athens Messenger describes a new Daily Pattern 2333 featuring raglan sleeves a diagonal bodice line and a striking skirt seaming. The black and white print uses a Patou blue ribbon sash and offers placement of the port bow. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 44 require 314 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anne Adams Fashion Catalog and Pattern Offers
A catalog offer from The Amens Messenger Pattern Department invites readers to order a 32 page fashion catalog for 15 cents and pattern sets for 25 cents. The notice details pattern prices and how to order by mail to New York City with name address and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
A*nens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Treet
New York City
Death of Charles J Wooley in Columbus
Chauncey, April 29. Frank Phillips reports the death of his brother-in-law Charles J Wooley in Columbus. A retired railroad man, he served 36 years as a conductor on the Norfolk and Western line. He leaves a wife and several children. Mrs Wooley is the sister of Frank Phillips and daughter of Mrs George Phillips of Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Wooley
Chauncey
Frank Phillips
Charles J. Wooley
Columbus
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Wooley
George Phillips
Glouster
Community May Meals Planned at The Plains School
The Plains community announces May meals for needy children at The Plains school with weekly cooking crews. Lists show each weekday with multiple volunteers and substitutes named, plus recent local social visits and a funeral in Ireland affecting area residents.
Millfield Needle Club to Meet at Mrs Sanders Home
The Millfield Needle Club will gather next Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sanders in Millfield. The meeting on April 29 invites members to discuss upcoming needlework projects and share techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Needle Club
Lewis Sanders
Miss Edna Amidon Visits Ohio University Home Economics
Miss Edna Amidon of the Vocational Home Economics Office Washington DC visits the Ohio University Home Economics Department in Athens County. She travels with Mrs. T M Wolfe who conducts women's home economics classes across communities. Miss Enid Lunn, state supervisor, accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Amidon
Vocational
Washington, D. C
Athens County
Ohio University
T. M. Wolfe
Enid Lunn
Ohio State
Miss Amidon
Massacre in Athens County Recalled From 1776 Indian War
A historical account describes an October 1776 attack on seven men led by Colonel Patterson as they traveled from Pt Pleasant toward Pittsburgh. Patterson was wounded and the party suffered a fatal casualty, with survivors enduring exposure, hunger, and delayed rescue before reaching settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Kentucky
Dayton
Lexington
Cincinnati
George Rogers Clark
Clarke
Chillicothe
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Pt. Pleasant
Hocking River
Girl Scouts Plant 2000 Trees on Whitmore Hill
Athens group plans to plant 2000 evergreen trees on Whitmore Hill facing East State Street north of Park Street this Saturday. The donation comes from the state as part of Route 50 beautification efforts, with past work including 5000 trees planted in 1931 and a plan to continue next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Girl Scouts
East State Street
Park Street
Whitmore Hill
Girl Scouts
Glouster Reds Win Twilight League Opener 8 7
The Glouster Reds defeated Jacksonville 8 to 7 in a Twilight League opener. Butsko of Jacksonville allowed hits with six errors by his team, while Kytta of the Reds yielded five hits but walked seven. Hill homered for Jacksonville with one on in the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Reds
Jacksonville
Butsko
Kytta
Reds
Hill
Theisen
Rowan
To Close Office Insurance Firm's Glouster Operation
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company will discontinue its Glouster office after Saturday night. Athens will handle Glouster business under superintendent Harry Elkins. Four Glouster staff will be reduced to two, with Clell Seckinger and H R Phillips taking over. E R Eddy moves to Parkersburg and Albert Mason to Pomeroy to work under the Athens agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
First National Bank
Athens
Harry Elkins
Clell Seckinger
This City
H. R. Phillips
Jacksonville
E. R. Eddy
Glouster Force
Parkersburg
Albert Mason
Pomeroy
Certificates Awarded for Penmanship in Glouster Schools
Glouster April 26 certificates honor fourth grade excellence to many named students across classes including Betty Jane Lewis Rosie Leon and others. fifth grade high school Bernadine Wolf. grammar fifth grade students list. sixth grade high school recipients Catherine Hinton Theodore Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster School
Glouster
Betty Jane Lewis
Rosie Leon
Doris Cooper
Jacquelyn Marie Leo
Gloria Heck
Dorothy Miller
Maxine Thompson
Inez Bernadine Eddy
Harriet Jane Clark
Alice Kinney
Helen Payton
Mary Louise Meade
Ruth Eidwards
Betty Jane Thompson
Frances Eleanor Marshall
Betty Lee Koehler
Dick Cunningham
Rolland McGirr
Mabel Halbert
John Woods
Kenneth Bingman
John Standley
Bertha Williams
Dorothy Morgan
David Trasin
Maxine Clark
Raymond Hambel
Pauline Morrison
Gail Bingman
Everett Lewis
Eileen Warner
Walter Faine
Shirley Bradley
Lawrence Hill
Virginia Hogue
Daryl Jones
Phyllis Judson
John Jewell
Marion Newman
Catherine Hinton
Theodore Williams
Mary Chute
Arnold Maxwell
Alice Ivers
Thelma Conley
Helen Gyure
Homer Township High Prepares Three Graduates
Homer Township High will graduate a class of three: Jane Gardner Floyd EK Jones and Frank L Hamble. Commencement is next Thursday at the high school with Mr Haskins of Pennsville delivering the class address. Baccalaureate occurs Sunday at Mountville church with Rev Lewis Warden preaching. The school banquet follows Wednesday night with Ming Leona Wade and the home economics class assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountyville
Jane Gardner Floyd EK. Jones
Frank L. Hambel
Homer Township High School
Haskins
Pennsville
Mountville
Lewis Warden
Newark
Ming Leona Wade
Chisa
Glouster High senior funds short for 1938 annual
The senior class of Glouster High School lacks 101.45 dollars to finance the 1938 annual. A play at the auditorium on May 12 and additional annual sales are expected to raise the needed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
School’s Last Day Observed With Chicken Dinner Program
McLEISH April 29 approximate 90 attendees gathered for the last day of school exercises. A noon chicken dinner preceded an afternoon program.
Mrs Sloane Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs Louise Keasinger Sloane died after a long illness at 18 West Union Street. Funeral services set for Saturday at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. She was daughter of the late Joseph L and Mary Jewett Kessinger, long prominent residents of Athens County. She leaves a daughter Mrs Helen Gibson and a brother W L Keasinger of Kansas City plus three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Keasinger Sloane
West Union Street
First Presbyterian Church
Sloane
Joseph L
Mary Jewett Kessinger
Athens County
Kessinger
Athens
Helen Gibson
W. L. Keasinger
Kansas City
Delia K. Poston
Sallie K. Elliott
Sophia K. Leslie
Cox Limbus
Michigan Students To Provide Miner Relief
Michigan students from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor organize a relief drive for Hocking Valley miners. Two student groups placed boxes at the university library steps to collect food and clothing beginning today, continuing through the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
University of Michiigan
Ann Arbor
Student Socialist
Council of Religion Clubs
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Bridgewater
Colling
Athens Messenger
Ric
Plains Women
Albert Jackson
Gilbert
S. F. Mains
Cleveland
Jan Woods
Elmer Cubbison
Ireland
Coolville
Cubbison
Montford Cunningham
Virginia Morris
Patricia Hoan
Neva Golding
Betty Cunning
Henry Echstenkamper
Virg Ne Girr
Loyal Morris
Pauline Andrews
William Peugh
Karr Zimmer
Evelyn Lunsford
Jy« Marshall
Ruth Creachbaum
Greta McClelland
Donald Coo
Homer Township High
Michigan
Congress
Pops
Tomas
Advance of
Ethyl
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