Chauncey Miner Injured by Fall of Coal at Millfield Mine
Chauncey Hartley 21, of this city, suffered a broken bone in the left leg and minor bruises when a fall of coal struck him at the No. 2 mine of Poston Consolidated Coal Company in Millfield yesterday. He was taken to his home on May Avenue. Hartley, recently married to Miss Faye Tippie, had just started housekeeping.
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ScHatnery
Awalter
Hartley
Poston Consolidated Coal Pymeny
Millfield
Sprague
Chauncey
Faye Tippie
John Tippie
May Avenue
Honor Birthday Celebration for Webster Cunningham
Chauncey December 21 report of Webster Cunningham's fifth birthday anniversary held at her home on avenue. Relatives and friends attended a 6 course chicken dinner. Gifts were given. guests included Schoonover and Lefflerson families, Leffler, Burdette, Buren, Tippie, Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Webster Cunningham
T. D. Schoonover
Edward Lefflerson
Wila
Dorothy
Carl KE. Leffler
Waldo
Thomas Burdette
Jennie Buren
John Tippie
Alva
Hollas
Forest
Henry Martin
Frances
Henry
Local residents listed in city and Liberty Hill
M., Me. and Mrs. Walter Hartley join Mr. and Mrs. George Six with daughters Mary Katherinand Wyona Mae and Richard Lee Harley Leffler and Mr. and Mrs. Webster Cunningham all of this city and Alva Smith of Liberty Hill.
Pythian Sisters To Meet Tonight In Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple in Chauncey hosts a Pythian Sisters meeting at 7 pm followed by a Birthday party. Mrs Rinda Tippie who was recently married will receive a gift from the group.
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Pythian Sisters
Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Rinda Tippie
Bradfields Announce Birth of a Daughter Dorothy Ann
CHAUNCERY December 21 Mr and Mrs Leslie Heck Bradfield of Athens announce the birth of a daughter December 20 at Sherrering Arms hospital. The baby Dorothy Ann weighed 8 pounds 18 ounces and is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr of Chauncey.
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Chauncery
Leslie “Heck” Bradfield
Athens
SheRersing Arms Hospital
Dorothy Ann
Dorothy Porter
Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
Pumpkin grown on Witham farm attracts attention
Dee Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Burke Witham of Chauncey display a pumpkin grown in the summer of 1925 at Sand Ridge on Thomas Witham’s farm. The pumpkin remains in perfect condition after months of storage and may be used for Christmas pies according to Mrs Witham.
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Chauncey
Dee. i Marshal
Burke Witham
Mr. Witham
Thomas Witham
Sand Ridge
Miss Jessie Charney Visiting The Plains Home
Miss Jessie Charney of Cleveland is visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Stephen Charney in The Plains.
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Jessie Charney
Cleveland
Mrs
Stephen Charney
the Plains
Students Are Home for the Holidays in Chauncey
Chauncey residents welcome several college students for Christmas. Edith Wilson of Cincinnati is home with her mother Mrs. Isaac Wilson. Floride Sprague of Springfield attends Wittenberg College. Harold Minister of Urbana enjoys vacation with his parents on Ellis Avenue. Darrel Witham and Bernard Syx, both of Cincinnati, are expected home to visit their families.
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Chauncey
Edith Wilson
Cincinnati
Isaac Wilson
Floride Sprague
Wittenberg College
Sprinfield
Warren V. Sprague
Harold Minister
Urbana, Ill
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Darrel Witham
Bernard Syx
Burke Witham
Charles Syx
Local Notes on Area Residents Return Home
Ray Duffee returned to Athens after a few days at his sister Mrs T S Hamiltons home in the city. Mrs T W Duffee came from Glouster to Chauncey and plans to live with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton. Mrs Charles Ogg is reported seriously ill at her East Converse street home.
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Ray Duffee
Athens
Millfield Men Released On Bond After Ejection Incident
Three men, Pete O Rutter C E Rutter and L H Rutter, were released on $100 bond each after appearing before Magistrate Pearl W Helwig on assault and battery charges from an incident at Millfield store involving John Kaszonyi Sr. Pete Rutter faces a separate intoxication hearing. the other two pleaded guilty and paid fines.
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Millfield
Pete O. Rutter
C. E. Rutter
L. H. Rutter
Common Pleas Court
Pearl W. Helwig
Co. C. Howard
John Kaszonyi
Pete Rutter
Helwic
John Kaszonyi, Jr
Nelsonville High Quintet Opens Season with 43 18 Victory
Nelsonville High defeated East High Columbus 43 to 18 to start the winter court season. Howell led with seven field goals and one foul, Hudson added five baskets, Whyte anchored defense, and McClain started in place of Dewhurst. The half stood 21-10, with a New Lexington ref for the game and a junior high thriller 15-14 preceding.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High
East High
Columbus
Scarlet and Gray
Howell
Hudson
Meade Whyte
Cohen
Hamilton
Burke
Dewhurst
Nelsonville High School
McClain
the Plains
Whyte
West
N. H
R.F
Dewhurst McClain
Whyte Hamilton
Hudson Lawson
R.g.ecesesss
Howell Burke
Ccccec
Tom Morgan
New Lexington
Social Notes from Nelsonville and IH. T. Club Christmas Parties
Mrs. Fred Johnson hosted her bridge club with three tables of play after a 6 o'clock dinner and a gift exchange to end the evening. Mrs. Malvern Wilson entertained the S. H. T. club at her East Franklin Street home for its annual Christmas party with a decorated tree and festive colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Bridge Club
Fred Johnson
Malvern Wilson
S. H. T. Club
East Franklin Street
Wilson
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Bradfields
Marshal
Mrs. Burke Witham
Millfield Men
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the Swanson Furniture Co
Gur
Ivory
Gibson
Prescription Store
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Chas. S. Pickering
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Athens, O
Phone
San Felice
Charles Denby
Peter Ibold
Robert Burns
Lash
Goulds
United States
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Chestnut & Harper Sts
Erin Routs
Coats
Border
Boudoir
Mama Della
Yacvyu
TS Cotes
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