Blaze soaks aged couple’s residence in Laurel Run
A fire at about 5 p.m. razed the home of 82 year old Todd and his 80 year old wife in Laurel Run. No insurance. Fire origin suspected in a defective flue from the kitchen stove reaching the attic. Neighbors could not contact Logan or Nelsonville departments due to snow and ice. The Todds moved to a daughter's home, Mrs. Everett White. They have ten children and a grandson Harold Todd who was away.
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Nishings
Logan
Nelsonville
Todd
Everett White
Laurel Run
Brotherhood Theme Echoes in Nelsonville High Assembly
Nelsonville high school held a Wednesday assembly themed Brotherhood with John Cox as master of ceremonies and Martha Gale Frew as faculty adviser. Rev J A Long urged the next generation to pursue Christian principles to unite the world, while Principal J K Kinneer announced a spelling contest winner Jack Oakley.
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Nelsonville
Brotherhood
John Cox
Martha Gale Frew
Peggy Cook
Ruby Davis
Betty Bagent
J. A. Long
J. K. Kinneer
Jack Oakley
Mrs. Winnie Powell Dies at 79 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville resident Mrs. Winnie Powell 79 wife of William Powell died this morning at the family home 33 E Columbus St after several months illness. She was born to Hiram Rosser and lived in Nelsonville all her life a member of First Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband a son Lewis a brother William Rosser of Logan and three grandchildren a daughter Mrs. Mary Walters preceded in death. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Stout funeral home led by Rev Lloyd Evans burial Greenlawn Cemetery call anytime at the funeral home.
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Nelsonville
Winnie Powell
William Powell
E. Columbus St
Powell
Hiram Rosser
First Presbyterian Church
Lewis
William Rosser
Logan
Mary Walters
Stout Funeral
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn Cemetery
New York Pastor Visits Chauncey Area
The Rev. Edward Lewis of Central Park Baptist Church New York City visited Chauncey with Far French of Athens for a brief service. He served here as assistant minister years ago and leads multiple associations. He is guest speaking at Trimble Church of Christ at 9 30 a m and Millfield Church of Christ at 10 50 a m this Sunday. Richard Wilcox will speak at Greens Run 9 30 and Chauncey Church of Christ at 10 30.
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Chauncey
Edward Lewis
Central Park
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble Church of Christ
Millfield Church of Christ
Richard Wilcox
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Esther Class Has Meeting In Chauncey First Methodist
A meeting of the Eisther Class of the First Methodist Church Chauncey was held at Mrs. Evelyn Patterson’s home on W Mound Street. Mrs. Helen Nicholson presided and Mrs. Patterson led devotions. Next gathering planned with Mrs. Winnie Skinner. Hostess served dessert to eight members.
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Chauncey
First Methodist Church
Evelyn Patterson
W. Mound St
Helen Nicholson
Patterson
Fannie Palmer
Betty Boling
Ruth Bridgewater
Winnie Skinner
Women of Parish Invited to Trimble Event Program Tea
Women of the Church of Christ parish are invited to the Trimble Church of Christ Sunday at 2 p.m. for a Race Relation Sunday program and tea announced by Fern Johnson, president of the Shelton Missionary Society.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Columbus Residents Visit Chauncey Family
Mr and Mrs Gil bert Love of Columbus visit Chauncey at the home of Mrs Love’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Morgan on Jacobs Avenue. Mrs Love assists in caring for her ill parents and grandmother Mrs Mary Meinhart. Chauncey’s resident Mrs Meinhart also ill at her Converse Street home.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Love
Columbus
Mrs. Love
Henry Morgan
Jacobs Ave
York Grange Meeting Postponed to Feb 20
Heavy snows and ice block access to the Grange Hall parking area prompting C E F Hoskins to announce postponement of the Friday session until the regular meeting February 20. The York Grange in Nelsonville will convene on Feb 20 as planned.
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York
Nelsonville
York Grange
C. EF. Hoskins
Grange Hall
Daughters and Families Visit Chauncey Hostess Weekend
Mrs Helen Gillespie of Millfield entertained as her weekend guests her two daughters and families. They were Mr and Mrs Carl Parker of Dayton and Mr and Mrs Donald Howard of Crooksville.
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Chauncey
Helen Gillespie
Millfield
Carl Parker
Dayton
Donald Howard
Crooksville
Hemlock Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Hugh Mulligan of Hemlock Grove stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Eldon Clark. Various families from Hemlock Grove and nearby towns visited or were visited, with updates on illness and a school closure due to cold weather.
Chauncey Mingus Guests In Millfield Weekend
Chauncey Mingus of Detroit was weekend guest of his mother Mrs Hattie Mingus in Millfield. Theodore and Mrs Heffken of Glouster were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Heffken in Athens. Mrs Eda Heffken and sister Mrs Emma Heffken spent Tuesday in Athens. The Plains Church of the Nazarene ladies Bible Class will meet Thursday evening at the parsonage with Rev Lena Brandenburg as hostess.
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Chauncey — Clell Mingus
Detroit
Hattie Mingus
Millfield
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
John Heffken
Athens
Eda Heffken
Emma _ Heffken
Chauncey
Ladies Bible
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Lena Brandenburg
Condition of Chauncey Bullock in hospital unchanged
John Bullock Chauncey remains in Os teopathic Hospital Marietta in serious condition, with Wednesday report noting no change in his status.
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Chauncey
John Bullock
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
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