Beta Chapter Members In Oxford for Jubilee
Mr. P. BF. Good and Mr. W. F. Smiley of Beta chapter Ohio University left for Oxford to attend Phi Kappa Tau Silver Jubilee activities at Miami University this week. The event marks the fraternity’s twenty five year founding with plans for a new national office and a chapter house. They expect to return by weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BF. Good
W. F. Smiley
Oxford
Phi Kappa ‘Tau Fraternity
Miami’ University
Good
Mr. Smiley
Beta
Ohio University
Miami University
Phi Kap‘pe Tau
Fraterni
Mrs. Smiley
Marriage of Virginia Holland to Ralph Virgil Jones in Athens
Mr and Mrs B W Holland announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Holland to Ralph Virgil Jones on August 22 at the home of Rev and Mrs Andrew M Taylor in Amesville. Virginia is a Athens High School graduate class of 1920 and works at the Athens Chick Hatchery. Ralph is Amesville High School class of 1927 graduate who studied at Office Training School Columbus in 1929 and works at F L Preston Store in Athens. House guests include Mr and Mrs Dwight Rutherford of 269 East State Street and Mr and Mrs Thomas A Burton of Madison NC. C O Rizer of Kansas City Mo visited with son C O Rizer Jr. in Richland Avenue. Doctor Riser planned to attend the Rizer reunion in Rising Lancaster next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Holland
Athens
Ohio
Felah Virginia Holland
Ralph ‘Virgil Jones
Andrew M. Taylor
Amesville
Athens High School
Athens Chick
Office Training School
Columbus
F. L. Preston
Dwight H. Rutherwford
East State Street
Thomas A. Burton
Madison, N. C
C. O. Rixer
Kansas City
J.y
Amos Pollock
Bert Hartley
Oscar
Eileen Hartley
Harry Hartley
Leroy
Agnes
Billy
Cliff Hartley
Jeanne Ellen
Arthur Thomas
Jack
Albert Hartley
Pearl Barrows
Edna Laughlin
Frank Hartley
Charles
Nelsonville
Ralph Hartley
High School Friends Of Visitor Are Guests
Athens High School graduates and Miss Billie Arbogast of Ada hosted a bridge party at Dr. D H Biddles home in Athens. Mary Kathryn Chute won the girls high score and George Rutkoskie led the boys. Four tables played as Miss Arbogast visits and leaves Wednesday. Nearby guests at the Biddles included family and classmates from Athens and Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Billie Arbogast
Ada
D. H. Biddle
College and
Mill Street
Tom Biddle
Miss Arbogast
Biddle
Mary Kathryn Chute
George Rutkoskie
Charges Made Against Officer by Mayor Monday
GLOUSTER Aug. 25 Charges preferred by Mayor Allen against Marshal C W Fischer were read at an adjourned Council meeting and after discussion he was allowed to remain on the job on probation for the balance of his term. Fischer denied negligence but admitted telling Rice to go home then said Rice should stay. Rice claimed he left after a dispute. witnesses corroborated Fischer. Council approved keeping him on duty and adopted a tentative salary schedule for Jan 1 with raises and cuts for several posts including mayor marshal clerk labor and council members. An ordinance will follow for final adoption.
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E Board of Public Affairs
C. G. Luns
Visitors Win Sunday in Glouster 10-7 Contest
Srown's All Stars of Pittsburgh defeated a mixed local team 10 to 7 at the American Legion grounds Sunday afternoon. Barich led with four hits in four at bats including a triple and a double, while Haddox, McKinley, Haddox and Bradfield each had two safeties. Newman made a daring mud slide to take a hot liner near first.
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Glouster
Barich
McKinley
Haddox
Bradfield
Newman
Drurys To Meet GLOUSTER
A Drury Drugs football team meeting is set for Thursday at 7 PM in the American Legion Hall on High Street. Members from last season are urged to attend and others interested will be welcome as the club plans for a stronger squad this coming season.
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Glouster
Drury Drugs
American Legion Hall
High Street
Hold Meeting Here Society Of Colored People Are To Meet Next In Rendville
A large attendance filled the First Baptist Church in Rendville for a Sunday afternoon session of the Society for the Advancement of Colored People. The next meeting is set for the fourth Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon at Rendville First Baptist Church.
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Society of Colored People
Rendvillle
Glouster
Society For the Advancement of Colored People
First Baptist Church
Rendville
Armstrong Reunion Readies at Pisgah Church
The second annual reunion of George Armstrong's descendants will be held at Pisgah Church on Sunday September 12 with attendees gathering to share family history and memories.
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Armstrong
George Armstrong
Pisgahg Church
Howard Family Reunion set for Caldwell grounds
The Howard family reunion will be Sunday August 30 on the Chautauqua grounds in Caldwell Noble County. Harley Danford of Glouster presides the clan as reunions rotate through Ohio West Virginia and Indiana where most relatives live. Samuel Howard the pioneer lived in West Virginia where 400 attended last year. Edna Parman of Millersport visits Miss Lil Man Kittle at 173 North Lancaster Street.
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Howard
Caldwell
Noble County
Harley Danford of
Glouster
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Samuel Howard
Edna Parman
Millersport
Lil- Man Kittle
North
Lancaster Street
Miss Kittle
Donald Woodruff
Cairo
Dean Kittle
Frederick Kittle
Couple returns from trips to Virginia Beach and D C
Mr and Mrs William Connett have come back from a motor tour visiting Virginia Beach Norfolk and Washington D C Mr A L Cooper also returned from a business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connett
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Mr. A. L. Cooper
New York City
Cincinnati visitors return home from Ohio trips
Miss Florence Penquite of Cincinnati returns to Athens after a vacation accompanied by Miss Mary Clark of Cincinnati. Miss Clark and Miss Katherine Figg depart Athens by motor for a trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and children Danny and Nancy Ann return from a vacation at Mr. Smiths parental home in St. Marys Goshen Indiana and Tippecanoe City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Penquite
Cincinnati
Athens
Mary Clark
Clark
Katherine Figg
New York City
Wilson Smith
Danny
Nancy Ann
Mr. Smith
St. Marys
Goshen, Ind
Tippecanoe City
Antie Family Visiting Mother in Zanesville
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Antie and son Dwight of Zanesville are spending the week visiting Mrs. Minnie Pierce, mother of Mrs. Antie, at 170 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Antie
Dwight
Zanesville
Local trip ends at Niagara Falls and Detroit visits
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinsel returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, traveling back through Detroit. In Niagara Falls they stayed with Mrs. Kinsel’s aunt Mrs. Carolyn Watson and in Detroit they visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. John Wible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Leo Kinsel
Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
Kinsel
Carolyn Watson
John Wible
Mrs Coe and daughters visit Akron relative
Mrs E W Coe and her daughter Virginia with Miss Helen Townsend left Monday for Akron to spend the week with Mrs 8 A Brown, the mother of Mrs Coe.
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E. W. Coe
Virginia
Helen Townsend
Akron
Higher Prices Being Received On Ohio Farms
Ohio farm products show an average 16 percent drop from a year ago with grains down 30 percent and livestock about one third lower. Yet Ohio prices run above national averages. hogs avg $6.90 per cwt mid July vs $6.20 nationwide, lambs $6.40 vs $5.60. Ohio leads Illinois and tops Iowa in hog pricing. North Dakota hogs average $4.90.
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Columbus
United States
Carl J. West
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
North Dakota
Great Western
Ohio farm prices lag neighbors as dairy and lamb rates vary
Ohio lambs fetch above average but below Indiana Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Government data show Ohio milk cows at about 49.50 per head vs Wisconsin 57 and New York 73. Butterfat in Ohio mid July 20 cents per pound, 21 cents U S. Minnesota and Wisconsin higher. Ohio poultry leads corn belt at 16.7 cents, eggs 15.4 cents, Michigan nearby. Minnesota butter marketing boosts Ohio competition.
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United States
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Co-Operative Land O’lakes Association
Kansas
Sheriff raids liquor den. tenant fined in Washington County
Marietta reports Sheriff Gay Thorn, while raiding a former home, found two gallons of liquor. Tenant R. L. Foutty was arrested and fined $200 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
U.P
Gay Thorn
Washington County
R. L. Foutty
Cars Collide in Chauncey Injuring One Driver
Chauncey. A coupe driven by Clyde Lott collided with a touring car at Nye and Mill Streets. Lott suffered head and facial injuries with a laceration and a gash needing stitches and was taken to his parents’ home. Emmett Sutton was not injured.
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Chauncey
Nye
Mill Streets
Clyde Lott
Lott
Edward Lott
High Street
Emmett Sutton
Paul ine Keck Returns From Chauncey Camping Trip
Chauncey resident Miss Pauline Keck returned home after a week of camping and fishing along local streams with friends.
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Chauncey
Pauline Keck
Honor Birthdays Four Guests of Honor at Sunday Affair
CHAUNCEY Aug 25 Four persons were honored Sunday at a surprise dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whetstone Rutland celebrating the birthdays of Mr. Whetstone Rutland Oleta Lester Earl Hashman Chauncey and Ted Thomas Murray City Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Whetstone Evelyn Pierce Melvin Kenney Athens Ted Thomas and daughter Jean Murray City Earl Hashman Daisy and Charles L A Lester Oleta Ruth Richard Kenneth Nye Joe Nicholson Leland Conant Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Charles Whetstone
Rutland
Athens
Ted Thomas
Jean
Murray City
Earl Hashman
Daisy
Charles
A. B. Lester
Oleta
Ruth
Richard
Kenneth Nye
Joe Nicholson
Leland Conant
Porter Is Hurt In Fall In Athens
Chauncey Aug 25 Paul Porter Sr of Chauncey employed by L C Nye Athens was injured Monday when he fell about 20 feet from a roof. He landed on his back and no bones were broken. He was taken home by ambulance to High Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Paul Porter
L. C. Nye
Athens
Porter
High Street
Chauncey Visitors Include Cambridge Couple
Mrs. B. H. Fielder of Chauncey hosted Monday guests W. C. Conrad and John W. Bridenphall of Cambridge Ohio. Mr. Conrad is her cousin and serves as secretary of Cambridge Country Club.
Mines in Chauncey District Active Today
Seven mines operate in this district including No. 9 No. 69 No. 24 Poston No. 6 Black Diamond Luhrig and L. D. Poston. The report lists the active sites as of today in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Poston
Black Diamond
Luhrig
L. D. Poston
Hambel family reunion set near Mt Carmel Church
A Hambel family reunion will be held Saturday Aug 29 near Mt Carmel Church between Mountville and Elliotts Morgan County. All relatives are invited to attend as announced.
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Chauncey
Hambel
Mt. Carmel Church
Mountville
Elliotts
Morgan County
Miss Doro McKinney Returns Home From Visit
Miss Doro McKinney returns to Chauncey from a two weeks visit in Chillicothe with Mr and Mrs J S Vansickle. She attended the Holiness Camp Meeting in progress at Sulphur Lick during her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dorothey McKinney
Andrew McKinney
Chillicothe
J. S. Vansickle
Miss. McKinney
Sulphur Lick
Prayer meetings and services announced for local churches
Chauncey notices read of prayer meetings at Morristown Holiness Church tonight and Hast Millfield Holiness Mission Church Wednesday night. Cottage prayer gathering Thursday at John and Mary Bulloch home Bailey Run. Sunday School at both churches next Sunday. Preaching at Morristown morning and evening with Millfield Mission hosting Sunday night.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Hast Millfield
John Bulloch
Bailey Run
Millfield Mission
Chauncey Dinner Honors Keaton Culp Adams Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clary hosted a Sunday dinner in Chauncey honoring guests from Columbus and Sugar Grove including Mr. and Mrs. John Keaton Samuel Culp Virgil Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCardy and their son.
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Chauncey
Charles Clary
John Keaton
Samuel Culp
Virgil Adams
Columbus
Thomas McCardy
Sugar Grove
Oggs Hold Broadwell Reunion At Home Coming
Chauncey August 25 The 88 family reunion was held at Broadwell during the church home coming. About 60 attended including Leonard and Wallace Ogg families of Sharpsburg Charles Ogg and family Chauncey Lucy Totman Athens Linn Ogg Portsmouth and Mrs Mary Ogg Chauncey. Reverend Williamson of Lancaster spoke as principal speaker. Mrs Charles Ogg and Mary Ogg with Mrs Bessie Gorham provided special music.
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Broadwell
Chauncey
Ogg
Leonard Ogg
Wallace Ogg
Sharpsburg
Charles Ogg
Lucy Totman
Chauncey Family Visits Highlight Weekend Reunions
Lucille Clary returns to Charles Clary Chauncey after a six week stay with sister Mrs. Katie Cole in Coolville. Linn Ogg of Portsmouth joins brother Charles Ogg and family for Ogg reunion in Broadwell. George Mason and Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips host guests in Chauncey. Visitors include Ray Tucker and Wade Young from Chauncey en route to Wrightstown and Union Furnace respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Clary
Charles Clary
Chauncey
Coolville
Katie Cole
Linn Ogg
Portsmouth
Charles Ogg
Ogg
Broadwell
Lucy Totman
Athens
George Hambel
Wrightstown
Wade Young
Corning
Mary Keasey
Union Furnace
Mr. Young
Chauncey Guests Visit Local Families
Mrs Edward Minister and Harold and Elbert returned from a visit in Xenia Ohio with Mrs Frank Weaver who will visit the Minister home. Chauncey hosts included Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders and Fred Sanders Trimble H visiting Millfield 4, and Mr and Mrs Floyd Lison Charlie and Jack from Plains. A. M Lin scott and Carroll of Hooper Ridge toured Gallipolis with Edward Betts Pearl Linscott. Arthur Jago Amte ville visited Chauncey Saturday with Vint Cunningham. Nora Lochary and daughter Bertha of Armadale Ohio visited the Cunningham family and were joined by Alma Hague of Elizabeth West Virginia for a Chauncey visit.
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Edward
Harold
Elbert
Xenia
Ohio
Frank Weaver
Chauncey
Weaver
Chester Sanders
Fred Sanders
Trimble H
Millfield
Floyd Li
Charlies
Jack
Athe Plains
A. M. ‘Linscott and Son
Carroll
Hooper Ridge
Gallipolis
Edward Betts
Pearl Linscott
Arthur Jago
Amteville
Vint Cunningham
Ellis Avenue
Nora Lochary
Bertha
Armadale
Vint
Easiest Way to Put Up Pickles and Catsup
A busy housewife can save time with Grandma Kuhn's Picklesweet. The package, ready for use, includes spices charine and alum to mix with cider vinegar to make 50 to 100 pickles or a half gallon of catsup. Full directions for catsup mustard and dill pickles appear on each package.
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Grandma Kuhn
Dale Kuhn
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Charlero
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W. R. Hughes
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