Revival Services Continue at Morristown Holiness Church
Chauncey Holding Chauncey Holding CHAUNCEY Revival services continue at the Morristown Holiness Church with good interest and attendance. Evangelist Mrs A P Nichols Huntington WV preached Wednesday night from Romans Sixth Chapter 12th verse. Pastor Rev B C Browning invited all community members to attend. Services nightly at 730. Nichols daughters Melba and Muriel sing. Seven piece band plays. Miss Hancock Springfield guest violinist. All day meeting planned for Sunday Sept 4 with details to follow. Church band to Amesville Saturday 5 pm and street meeting at Glouster Saturday 6 pm.
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Chauncey
Morristown
A. P. Nichols
Huntington
W. Va
B. C. Browning
Melba
Muriel Nichols
Browning
Amesville
Glouster
Chauncey Socials Welcome Lefflers and Guests
Chauncey residents report a busy social week with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leffler and daughter Shirley from Chauncey noting Columbus ties. Several Athens area guests and Dayton visitors joined events at Lower Plains, including Mrs. Eva Smith and Mrs. Sybil Dicken. Darrel Moore of Dayton and his parents hosted a weekend gathering, with Darrel Jr. returning home after a month here as the Moore family plans a Canada vacation. Arthur and Mildred Burchfield of Lower Plains spent Saturday with James and Parkersburg visitors.
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Chauncey
Walter Leffler
Shirley
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Kenneth Lewis
Ruth Leffler
Ralph Hysell
Frank Hysell
Athens
W. E. Dicken
Lower Plains
Eva Smith
Carbon Hill
Sybil Dicken
Darrel Moore
Dayton
Harry Moore
Darrel, Jr
Moores
Canada
Arthur Burchfield
James Burchfield
Parkersburg
W. Va
Concord Sunday School Elects New Officers
Concord voters elected new Sunday School officers on Aug. 14 for one year. Superintendent Minnie Antle leads, with assistant superintendent Paul McAttee, secretary Margaret Myers, assistant secretary Betty Antle, and treasurer Emory Brown. Teachers include Hester Antle Jessie Sayre Minnie Antle and Paul McAtee. pianist and janitor are Paul McAttee.
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Concord
Concord Sunday School
Minnie Antle
Paul McAttee
Margaret Myers
Betty Antle
Emory Brown
Hester Antle
Jessie Sayre
Paul McAtee
New Officers Elected for Friendly Circle Class
Concord report lists officers elected August 5 for the Friendly Circle and Class in the Corner. President Addie Sayre, vice president Ruth Sayre, secretary Maynard Sayre, assistant secretary Ralph Brown, treasurer Hattie Mingus. Next meeting set for September 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs J V Wemmer.
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Concord
Friendly Circle
Addie Sayre
Ruth Sayre
Maynard Sayre
Ralph Brown
Hattie Mingus
J. V. Wemmer
Chauncey to Distribute Relief Commodities Saturday
Federal relief commodities will be issued in Chauncey Saturday at 9 a m at the City Building. Mayor W D Hines announces items include powdered milk raisins prunes and canned peas for those on direct relief and old age pensions. Glenn Semons announces birth of a daughter in Dayton, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Semons Millfield.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Semons
Glenn Semons
Millfield
Dayton
Frank Semons
Operations on Many Chauncey Residents at Sprague Office
CHAUNCEY Eight persons underwent tonsil and adenoid removals this week at Dr. W. V. Sprague’s clinic. Mrs. Ruth O Shea Millfield was operated on Monday. Ellen Loper and Mary Loper and Richard Scott of Chauncey also had procedures. Irene Hillyer Wyona Tittle Ikey Staley Jo Ann George Williamson all from Chauncey were treated midweek. Pauline Waymer ten years old had a tonsil operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital with her parents and two other women present.
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Chauncey
W. V. Sprague
Ruth O’shea
Millfield
Ellen Loper
James Loper
Mary
Clarence Loper
Richard
Jess Scott
Irene Hillyer
Robert Hillyer
Wyona Tittle
Ray Tittle
Ikey Staley
Joe Staley
Jo Ann
George Williamson
Pauline Waymer
Samuel Waymer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lucius Hart
Ralph McCathran
Vore Family Leader Chauncey Hamilton Elected President
Chauncey Thomas R. Hamilton of Hamilton was elected president for 1939 at the Vore family reunion held at Nice's park. Columbus delegates Mrs. Dupler as vice president and Anna Clark as secretary treasurer. Ambrose Clarke of Bournesville, a former president, has died since the last reunion. The report also notes several marriages and births. A picnic lunch fed 48 attendees at noon.
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Chauncey
Thomas R. Hamilton
Vore
Nice’s Park
Dupler
Columbus
Anna Clark
Ambrose Clarke
Bournesville
Clarke
Entertain Guests at Mill Street Home
Henry Osborne hosts guests Monday at his Mill Street residence. The visit includes three Miller grandchildren Mary June and David of The Plains. Also present are W. R. Sayre of Middleport E L Bingman of Vere Ridge Albert Wells and three children of Cincinnati Tessa Ward of New Plymouth Dane Osborne of Vere Ridge and H B Noble of Albany. Mrs Sayre Wells and Ward are nieces of Mrs Osborne.
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Chauncey
Henry Osborne
Mill St
Mary
June
David Miller
the Plains
W. R. Sayre
Middleport
E. L. Bingman
Vere Ridge
Albert Wells
Cincinnati
Tessa Ward
New Plymouth
Dane Osborne
H. B. Noble
Albany
Sayre
Mrs. Wells
Ward
Osborne
Back From Trip Burg Johnston And Guests Return
Back from a two weeks vacation trip are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Stalder Chauncey. They visited Indiana and Michigan with fishing success reported. Helen Loper, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Loper near Chauncey, shows improvement after serious illness. Mrs. L. L. Sweazy Chauncey hosted guests including the Sweazy family from Columbus and Pontiac Michigan visitors for the county fair.
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Chauncey
Burg Johnston
Ralph Barker
Hollis Stalder
Indiana
Michigan
Helen Loper
James Loper
Broadwell Home-Coming Draws Large Crowd Sunday
A large crowd attended the Broadwell home-coming on Sunday with Church School led by Reverend Bartoe. After the program speakers included Reverend Garrett of Parkersburg W Va and Rev Nichols of Athens. Several locals and visitors were noted visiting or staying with area families during the weekend.
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Broadwell
Bartoe
Garrett
Parkersburg
W. Va
Nichols
Church of Christ
Rhea
Maxine Driggs
Arlene McCann
Lathrop
Lotie
Evaline
Keith Brill
East Windsor
David Weaver
McDougal
Frank Parsons
Freda Nice
U. B
Chillicothe
Waymer White
Dayton
Amos White
Melvin Vanway
Leonard Ogg
Henry Holcroft
Amesville
Blaine Driggs
Orville Harkins
Ontario Orders Milk Pasteurization Across Province
An order in council announces compulsory pasteurization of milk becomes effective in all Ontario cities towns and suburbs on October 1 and throughout the rest of the province by December 31. The article notes elephants are not mature until about age 30.
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Milk Action
Toronto
Ontario
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Chauncey Holding
Chauncey Socials
S.S.S
Thomas Hamilton
A.V Ae
Sip
SILK
Rayon
Taffeta
Big
Trip
Sweazy
L. L. Sweazy
John Sweazy
Helen
Howard Sweazy
Charles Sweazy
Ruth Herman
Edith Brown
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