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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
12
Constable and Mrs Charles Howard of Chauncey announce the birth of a daughter on Monday December 5 at their home. Grandparents are Dr H Howard Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Mahion Bradshaw of Cleveland and The Plains.
Trimble Grange No. 1830 in CHAUNCEY invites York Grange to visit December 16. Homer Grange of Morgan County is invited to visit Trimble Grange December 17. Installation planned for later in December. One York Grange visitor attended. potluck supper served to 30.
Chauncey Weve Kern J Karns Chauncey a former Bedford County resident received word of the deaths of John Richey Clarence Simendinger and Louis Kurtz three hunters from the area who died when their automobile struck a deer on the highway. The cars control veered and the vehicle crashed into a tree as they traveled toward Cameron County for several days of deer hunting last week.
Mr and Mrs Menry Cass Chauncey were Columbus visitors Saturday Mrs Cass brother Charles Sellars who lives with them and attends Ubio University spent Saturday in Hebron Ohio Mr and Mrs Marion Andrews Chauncey were in Carbondale Sunday visiting Mr Andrews aunt Mrs Wesley Six Mrs CC N Sandere and son Bob of Millfield were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr Chauncey Sunday Mrs Edward Minister Chauncey was visiting Athens Cecil McCafferty son of Postmaster and Mrs C E McCafferty Chauncey is reported ill of tonsillitis Ella Tedrick Chauncey Church of God Sunday School teacher entertained her class with a treat Sunday There were 44 present.
Four members of Trimble Grange No. 1890 attended the Farmers' Institute sponsored by Homer Grange at Mountville Morgan County. Exhibits of farm products school and pastry drew a large audience. Schools performed songs and plays. Principal speakers were Mr. Strong and Mrs. Hammond of McConnelsville. Mr. Strong spoke on Nature and Mrs. Hammond on Stepping Stones to Success. Preston E. Thompson Chauncey shared World War experiences. Trimble Grangers praised Mountville.
Ernest Chadwell is recovering from a badly sprained ankle suffered about six weeks ago. He moves about with a cane and was a dinner guest Sunday of his sister Mrs Eben Gilleapie in Millfield.
Chauncey planned revival service to be held in January with further announcements to follow. Local church officials schedule dates and details. The Chauncey Church of God seeks to gather attendees for a period of spiritual renewal.
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Perrol McClellan and Mrs Marion Andrews joined Mr and Mrs Joe Wilbur Jackson and Mr and Mrs Steve McClellan Greens Run for the funeral of Lois Bernadine McClellan daughter of Lestie McClellan.
Co. F Tyree of Athens was arrested by Athens police on a reckless driving charge. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Robert Wood and was fined five dollars.
The article surveys hardware store gift displays with a wide range of ideas for all ages. It highlights toys for children, tool sets and hunting gear for dad, home appliances for mom, pet items, and Christmas tree lights, suggesting stores as a one stop gift source.
The article surveys gift shops with a focus on practical home items for Christmas. Lamps dominate the display with table, bridge, boudoir, and pewter based options. Shaded varieties, bases in tin, wood, glass, or clay appear alongside pewter trays, decanters, liqueur sets, waste baskets, wrought iron tables, and decorative brassware.
In Gallipolis this week officials report fish killed by sulfur and mineral water from abandoned mines in Athens Jackson and Vinton Counties. Strong sulfur solution moves downstream driving fish ahead and killing many unable to escape. Floods occur after heavy rain or dry spells, with seepage from old mine pools releasing saturated mineral water reaching near Kora and Yellowtown.
Mrs. Thor Olson the scout director says Girl Scouts are not allowed to sell tickets for an Armory entertainment. She warns that self represented ticket vendors are not members of the organization and violates the scout ruling prohibiting such sales.
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