Chauncey Area Social and Health Notes From Weekend
Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer and Mr and Mrs Ray Shafer planned a Portland Indiana weeklong visit by automobile. Miss Myra Grover of Athens visited Miss Gladys Watkins in Chauncey. Mrs Amanda Sayer, Chauncey, injured dislocating a shoulder in a stairs fall. Dr Sprague aided and she rests well. Mr and Mrs D H Wyatt of Bellaire Ohio visiting sister Mrs Peter Pendergrass. Mrs Lucy Welling of Nelsonville was guest of Mrs M J Gardner. Missionary Society of First Christian Church met at Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass of Mill Street. Charles Leffler, injured in Bailey Run mine, returned home from Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shafer
Ray Shafer
Portland
Indiana
Myra Grover
Athens
Gladys Watkins
Chauncey
Amanda Sayer
Sprague
D. H. Wyatt
Bellaire
Peter Pendergrass
Lucy Welling
Nelsonville
M. J. Gardner
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Lloyd Pendergrass
Mill Street
Charles Leffler
Bailey Run
Columbus
County Fair Holiday Call Spurs Athens Store Closures
A plea urges Athens county stores to close on Thursday for a soldier boys celebration at the Fair grounds and extend the holiday to all county towns. Dinner guests at Ellis avenue included Mrs. Dunlapp and two children and Mr. Elias Clark from Columbus, Mrs. Carr Penn and children from Pontiac, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens
J. R. Fuller
Blanche Brown
Ellis Avenue
Dunlapp
Elias Clark
Columbus
Carr Penn
Pontiac, Mich
Chauncey Trims Sugar Creek In Sunday Ball Clash
Chauncey defeated Sugar Creek 5 to 2 on their home field. Pitcher Love struck out nine while allowing four hits and Matson and Hutchison starred defensively. Notable hits include Urban and Hutchison with two bases, and several sharp fielding plays highlight Chauncey’s win.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Love
Matson
Hutchison
R. H. PO
Bradfield
Crosser
Katzenbach
Simpson
J. Katzenbach Cf
Matson If
Hillyer
KUM@ C
Ciseeereee
Love, Py Weeseeeeee
Sugar Creek AB
R. H. PO A
Goodman As
Hanley
Bradley
Tulliver If
Pierce Rf
Niban Ib
Urban, Hutchison
Kline
E. Katzenbach
Hutchinson
Urban
DeLong
R. Bradley
J. Bradley
Unidentified Woman Abandons Baby in Cleveland Case
Police hunt an unidentified 27 year old woman who left a one year old baby with Mrs. Frank Lewis and vanished after asking for a phone call. Authorities seek explanation and trace the missing mother.
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Cleveland, O
Frank Lewis
Captain Evans Leaves Bowdoin for Goodyear Role
Captain Rhys D. Evans formerly of Bowdoin College Brunswick Maine has joined the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio to head a department focused on physical research in the industry He recently finished a stint with the Gas Defense Division of the Chemical Warfare Service and taught physics at Harvard summers before moving to Akron to start his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhys D. Evans
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Evans
Gas Defense Division
Chemical Warfare Service
Harvard University
Woman’s complaint ends with Ratcliffe in jail
Cleveland report says Charles Ratcliffe, once seen peering through windows, is now confined inside a jail cell, reflecting a reversal of his prior behavior. Local authorities reveal new charges tied to earlier incidents and ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles Ratcliffe
City Street Paving Agreement Reaches Quick Start
Council approves immediate paving of Byard street between two depots with fastest completion in mind. Only property owners along the street face about 4.50 per front foot, while the city bears most of the cost as B and O Railroad frontage and right of way owners are relieved of assessments.
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Byard Street
B. & O. Railroad
Local Pharmacy Firms List for Athens to Glouster Area
Sold by B. R. Lash Athens The Cline Pharmacy Co Athens Taylor and Son Coolville Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville F W Gibson Amesville E BE Drury Glouster Cline's Pharmacy Albany.
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B. R
Obituary of Lewis Everett a respected citizen of Athens Ohio
Lewis Everett born March 17 1853 in Athens County Ohio died August 10 1919 aged 66 years 4 months 13 days He married Rebecca Keirns November 15 1887 and they had ten children and five grandchildren His wife and children survive him Everett a devout Christian neighbors friendly and trusted he prayed daily and showed charity He was treated at Mt Carmel hospital and died after prostration glands affecting his system He requested his family follow the Savior and was laid to rest in peace with verses praising faith and heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Everett
Athens County
Ohio
Rebecca Keirns
A. P. Hixson
Ervin Smith
J. G. Hixson
F. Dorr
Berline
Inez Everett
Herbert
Robert
Albert
Gilbert Everett
Mr. Everett
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Jesus
Note of thanks for kindness during illness and death
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our husband and father’s illness and death. Thank you for offerings and singing, and for Rey for consoling words. Wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Isea
Soldier Friends Meet at Dinner in Glouster Ohio
GLOUSTER OHIO Aug 18 Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken hosted a reunion dinner at Taylor Ridge with guests Wred Leake and family Coey McVay Heffken Calise from nearby towns. Notable moment was Calise and Henry Heffken reuniting after service in the 308th Engineers in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Theodore Heffken
Taylor Ridge
Wred Leake
Garnet
Ada
Ray
Green's Run
W. D. Coey
Garrett
G. E. McVay
Lois
Dora Heffken
Henry Heffken
Fritz Heffken
Stephen Calise
Local families visit relatives across Bellaire and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Hipsaher and daughter Marie of Bellaire are visiting. Mr and Mrs William Mingus and daughter Maxine spent Sunday with Joe Mingus. Harry Leake and children visited Leo Lemoines on Taylor Ridge. Iva Lantz and infant daughter visit George Love. Ethel Fierce and Edith Gill visited friends. George Daft and family from Circle Hill and others joined Leake guests on Sunday. Elfred Hanning family also visited Paul Hanning. Garnett Leake spent time in Glouster. Francis Hanley visited Gus Hanning. Fred Leake family were Sunday guests on Taylor Ridge. Sarah Stalder and Mary Agin of Chauncey stayed with Celia Simons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hipsaher
Marie
Bellaire
William Mingus
Maxine
Joe Mingus
Harry Leake
Velma
Helen
Phyllis
Leo Lemoines
Taylor Ridge
Iva Lantz
Trimble
George Love
Ethel Fierce
Freda Daniels
Edith Gill
Wellston
W. H. Hixson
George Daft
Calvin and
Clayton
Circle Hill
William Kinney
Robert
Dorothea
Ella Robinson
Glouster
Robert Leake
Elfred Hanning
Paul Hanning
Garnett Leake
Francis Hanley
Gus Hanning
Fred Leake
Sarah Stalder
Mary Agin
Chauncey
Celia Simons
Local Social News From Lancaster and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs P H Willeke and daughter Inez visited Lancaster Thursday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson and Garnett returned from a ten day visit to Columbus Akron and New Athens. Leo Lemoine hosted guests from Greens Run Jacksonville Covington and more. Yern Kempton Delmer of Glouster with John Kempton spent days with family. Willeke and Lemoine relatives drove to Buckeye Lake. Mrs Burt Judson hosted quilting gathering. Mrs Mary Davis visits daughters in Trimble and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Willeke
Inez
Lancaster
Robert Johnson
Garnett
Columbus
Akron
New Athens
Leo Lemoine
Harry Leek
Velma
Velen
Phylis
Greens Run
Zoey Reikel
Freda
Jacksonville
August Lemoine
Florence Wingerer
Covington
Charles Wahl
Carl Welling
Yern Kempton
Delmer
Glouster
John Kempton
Henry
Vern Willeke
Frances Lemoine
Buckeke Lake
Burt Judson
Mary Davis
Samuel Wyatt
Trimble
Wm. Swartz
Lewis Suviner
Moxahala
Jack Keck
Fairview Community News Notes and Church Reopening
Miss Ethel Clark returns home from Vanderhoof after several weeks work. Miss Mary Moss of Columbus visits Miss Hie Cole. Fairview U B church to reopen with Friday Saturday evening and Sunday services and August 24 picnic dinner. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Adson Russell and daughter Winifred. Misses Hattle West and Josephine Galbraith visit Miss Dana Russell. Mr George Flowers and family from Akron visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson visit Mr and Mrs William Dixon of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Fe
Ethel Clark
Vanderhoof
Mary Moss
Columbus
Hie Cole
Fairview U. B
Adson Russell
Winifred
David Wilch
Near
Frost
Hattle West
Josephine Galbraith
Lotridge
Dana Russell
George Flowers
Akron
Fred Johnson
Wiliam Dixon
Carthage
Dance at Hiley Rainers Draws Crowd Saturday Night
Attendance at the Hiley Rainers dance was strong and attendees enjoyed the evening. Guests included Guy Brooks and family from Portsmouth with Lewis Heid, Ed Miller and family, and Will Hess and family hosting on Wednesday. Edyth Mansfield visited sister Lillie Koehler last week. Leklie Petty of Bethany and Leroy Nickoson hosted guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiley Rainers
Guy Brooks
Lewis Heid
Portsmouth
Ed. Millers
Will Hess
Edyth Mansfield
Lillie Koehler
Leklie Petty
Bethany
Leroy Nickoson
Local family reunions and visits mark quiet week
Mr and Mrs Will Ball attended a reunion at Jas Crawford's Sun day. Chester Scott family returned to Columbus after a two week visit with Mrs Phil Scott of Cedar Hill. Herbert Buck of Columbus visits relatives and friends here. Miss Glen Burley visiting Wesley Buck. Many locals attend Miss Glayds Beans birthday party. Miss Bean turns eighteen and receives many gifts. G W Long of Parkersburg VA visits Will Hess. Arthur Hawk hired to teach the local school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ball
Jas. Crawford
Chester Scott
Columbus
Phil Scott
Cedar Hill
Herbert Buck
Glen Burley
Wesley Buck
Glayds Bean
Bean
G.W. Long
Parkersburg
Will Hess
Arthur Hawk
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Lash
Kryeiok
Mr. Covertle
Oda
Fihoes
Beckley
Heavner and Sweeney
Zoreess
Fairview
Jasper Hill
Otorists
Firestone
Firestone Tires
the Fair
Caloris
Brooks & Fierce
N. Court
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