Chauncey PTA Meets at Chauncey High School
The Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting at the high school. President Paul Fiske presided. The high school girls sextette, directed by Christine Brown, sang two selections. Pearl Henry spoke on Creating Desirable Attitudes in Children and Eddie Blackford discussed Duties of Committees in the PTA.
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Chauncey
Paul Fiske
Christine Brown
Pearl Henry
Eddie Blackford
PTA
Glouster First Baptist Choir Concert at County Home Chauncey
The choir from Glouster First Baptist Church presented a music concert at the County Home in Chauncey last Sunday replacing the Colored Baptist Church choir. The event showcased local talent and drew residents from surrounding areas.
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Glouster First Baptist Church
Chauncey
First Baptist Church
Glouster
Colored Baptist Church
Greens Run Church to Hold Thursday Evening Meeting
Chauncey The Men's Bible Class and the Official Board of Greens Run Church of Christ will convene a special session at the church Thursday night at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Illness Report Says Ferguson III Ill at Lexington Avenue
Chauncey Ferguson III is reported ill with influenza at his residence on Lexington Avenue. The notice notes the individual's condition and location in a concise illness report.
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Ferguson III
Chauncey
James L. Ferguson
Lexington Ave
Nelsonville School District Financial Report 1935
The Nelsonville City School District presents its financial report for the year ending December 31 1935 with totals for cash balances receipts and disbursements. It lists tax valuations bond funds general and retirement fund receipts and disbursements and a balance at year end. Also included is a sheriff sale notice for partition of Athens County cases detailing three tracts with minimum sale prices and terms of sale.
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Board OF Edecation
Nelsonville City
County of
Athens
Addreas
Nelsonville
Ohio
Funeral services for Eliza Burton in Chauncey
Chauncey mourns Mrs. Eliza Burton age 88 died at home Sunday. Services held Monday afternoon at the M E Church with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons James and George Burton and three daughters Mary Halliday Clara Canter and Margaret Campbell. Granddaughter Mrs Anna Brown and grandson Leonard Burton also noted.
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Chauncey
Eliza Burton
M. EB
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Mary Halliday
Orbiston
Clara Canter
Jobs
Margaret Campbell
Anna Brown
Columbus
Leonard Burton
Burton
Morristown Holiness Church Prayer Meeting Friday Night
Weekly cottage prayer gathering of the Morristown Holiness Church set for Friday at 7 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Hiles on Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Charles Hiles
Bailey
Townsend Club Plans Chauncey Pension Meeting
Chauncey Townsend Old Age Pension Club secretary Chauncey E J Adama announces a meeting for Saturday Feb 2 at the Chauncey Knights of P hall Frank Cline leads the session with an invitation for interested persons and a good attendance is anticipated.
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Chauncey
E. J. Adama
Chauncey Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Chauncey K. of
P. Hall
Frank Cline
Thompson Family Visits Chauncey for Ill Father
Mr and Mrs Pren ton Fe Thompson and children from Indianapolis arrived in Chauncey on Tuesday night to be with Mrs Thompson's father Magistrate M B Tucker who remains seriously ill and unchanged in condition.
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Chauncey
Prenton FE. Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
Mines Report List For Chauncey District Thursday
The Chauncey district report lists daily mining work names including No. 5 No. 9 No. 10X No. 24 No. 28 No.9 No. 219 No. 255 No. 267 Ohio No. 1 Poston No. 6 Chauncey No. 25 Hocking Luhrig Kimberly Coonville Carbondale Lick Run Salem Hollow and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey- Mines
Ohio
Poston
Chauncey No
Hocking
Luhrig
Kimberly
Coonville
Carbondale
Lick Run
Salem Hollow
Black Diamond
Chauncey family visit to Millfield
Mr and Mrs George Adkins and son John Wesley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs B Adkins in Millfield visiting the Adkins grandparents.
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Chauncey
George Adkins
John Wesley
Millfield
Mr. Adkins
Mrs
B. Adkins
Keller Sentenced to Death for Standard Laundry Murder
Common Pleas Judge Charles S. Bell sentences 29 year old Richard Keller of Indianapolis to die in the Ohio electric chair on May 26 for the first degree murder of Adolph Woest, proprietor of the Standard Laundry in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Charles S. Bell
Richard Keller
Indianapolis
Ohio Electric Chair
Adolph Woest
Standard Laundry
Greek government offer to pay 35 percent coupons study
Washington examined an offer by the Greek government to pay 35 percent of the coupon value on payments due on May 10 and May 10. The Treasury and State Department reviewed the proposal as part of ongoing negotiations on Greece’s debt settlements.
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Washington
Treasure and State Departmenta
Grass Run and Side Hill Community Notes
Mrs Ollie Anderson visited her husband J C Anderson in Pt Pleas ant W Va at his son Rays home. report says his condition unchanged. Numerous local residents visited, hosted guests, and minor incidents noted including dogs killing 12 sheep. Local schools at Dexter and Rutland resumed after closure since Jan 22.
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Ollie Anderson
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
J. C. Anderson
Ray
Anderson
Alma Swan
Parker Run
Wiliam Hutton
Carl McClure
Floyd Cleland
Norman Will
William Nicholson
Paul Winn
Hart Lyons
Middleport
Harley Carr
Dale Stansbury
Dyesville
Marion McClure
Carr
Claude Dulaney
Dexter
A. FE. Plummer
Raymond Fisselstein
Pomeroy
A. F. Fiselstein
Jesse Swan
Henry Hutton
W. A. Hutton
Dexter and
Rutland
F. Bratton
Ward Saxton
Lewis Saxton
F. L. Knopp
Harrisonville
William Rachner
Homer Winn
Columbus
Darling Elected Chairman of North American Wildlife Conference
Jay N. Ding Darling, former chief of the National Geographic Survey, was unanimously elected chairman of the North American Wildlife Conference. The plan calls for a national federation with a Washington head office, 13 regional chairmen, and state and local groups. Darling said the Washington office will not lobby but Congressmen will be informed of wildlife needs. He noted Congressmen prefer serving constituents who can deliver votes.
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Washington
Jay N. Ding Darling
Darling
Nelsonville Visit Noted for Mrs Sanders and Mrs Patton
Mrs Clarence Sanders and Mrs Grover Patton, Millfield, visited Nelsonville on Tuesday. A local ad promotes Love Brothers Quick-Drying Enamel Paint with a brush, claiming fast drying and versatile use on wood, glass, metal, and plaster. Rainbow color range offered.
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Ders
Grover Patton
Millfield
Nelsonville
Love Brothers
Buckley Improves After Weeks of Rheumatism
Chauncey Thomas Buckley, once afflicted with rheumatism for several weeks, is reported much improved by physicians and friends.
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Chauncey
Thomas Buckley
Federal Payroll Expands as December Adds 15690
The Civil Service Commission reported December payroll grew by 15 690 bringing total civil executive government staff to 815 789. Of these 607 359 serve regular pre existing agencies 55 400 in agencies created under this administration and 152 830 in emergency works program agencies.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
District of Columbia
Bradford Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Leona Eskew was ill for several days and missed school. Bettie Hummel visited her aunt, Mrs. Ed Russell. Ernest Harrison and Charles Buck went to Chester on business. Elder Johnson visited his parents, the Harrison couple in Rutland. Charles Buck traveled to Hartford West Virginia. Ellen Might visited Rushville for an extended stay. Charles Lambert and Millard Lambert met in Bradford. Morris Harrison visited Rutland guest of Charles Buck. The Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart bought a radio. Arthur Hendrix visited his in laws at Bradbury. Adaline Harrison visited her sister Mrs. Francis Johnson Bailey Run. Reverend Perkins held a church service here.
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Bradford
Leona Eskew
Bettie Hummel
Minersville
Ed Russell
Ernest Harrison
Charles Buck
Chester
Elder Johnson
Rutland
Hartford
W. Va
Ellen Might
Rushville
Charles Lambert
Leading Creek
Millard Lambert
Morris Harrison
Clyde Stewart
Arthur Hendrix
Bradbury
Adaline Harrison
Francis Johnson
Bailey Run
Perkins
Body of George Brannon Found in Wilmington Alley
The 67 year old George Brannon was found dead in an alley in Wilmington. Coroner C E Kinzel opened an investigation and ruled exposure as the apparent cause of death.
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Wilmington
George Brannon
C. E. Kinzel
Ohio relief commission pledges emergency aid to hard hit counties
The newly formed Ohio relief commission announced it would issue emergency allotments to prevent privation and suffering in counties experiencing severe need. The move aims to rapidly assist residents facing hardship across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Relief Commission
Sonnenberg Funds $5,000 To Decorate His Grave
Baltimore report says the late Charles W. Sonnenberg created a $5,000 trust to provide fresh weekly flowers for his grave. The will was filed Tuesday revealing the arrangement.
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Baltimore
Charles W. Sonnenberg
Portland News Notes
Portland area items include Charles McKelvey visiting his Portland parents from Cincinnati and Audrey Roush badly burned in a hot house on their farm. Charles Lee, Cleveland medical student, spends a week with his Dam 21 parents. Mail carrier Harry Swan had trouble delivering mail in snow while E S Carney helps Kenner Walbroun cross river during ice. Deems brothers and S Spencer took a business trip to Athens County. Local schools have been closed for two weeks due to extreme cold and poor roads.
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Portland
Charles McKelvey
Cincinnati
W. G. McKelvey
Audrey
Byron Roush
Charles Lee
Cleveland
Sam Lee
Dam 21
Harry Swan
E.S. Carney
Kenner Walbroun
Thomas and Henry Deems
S. Spencer
Athens County
Fragmented Local Notice About Visiting Kin and Burns
The fragment records visitors and family movements in Columbus including Harvey Fry, Miss Burnett, Mrs Lieut, Mrs By, Mrs Richard Jones and the McKibbens. It notes a burn injury from concentrated lye and an afternoon church broadcast with drafters of the local orchestra.
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Frank
Elmer McKibben
Burns
Lye
Orche Dianola Church
Thomas A
Albert James
Velmus James
Lin
James
Convenience Store Ad Mentions Dollar Deals and Bottled Water
An OCR fragment lists prices and items including a $1.25 offer and a $1 hot water bottle. The brief note suggests a sale with multiple price points and a small beverage or household item lineup.
Toiletries and cosmetics price list advertisement
A vintage ad lists toiletries with prices: Luxor face powder 55 cents. Melliglo face powder 59 cents. Chamberlains lotion 55 cents. Princess Pat rouge 1.00. Pacquins hand cream 60 cents. Amolia powder 50 cents. Ponds face powder 60 cents. Phillips Milk of Magnesia cream 50 cents. Arnolds powder 35 cents.
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Luxor
Athens man appointed executor in Jones estate
Notice states Lewis F Jones of Athens Ohio named executor of Sarah Jones estate in Athens County. Court record dated January 1936 by Judge M Johnson.
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Lewis F Jones
Athens
Ohio
Sarah Jones
Athens County
Monhia
M. Johnson
Said County
Public notice of utility certificate abandonment and route extensions
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Highway Inc files with the Public Utilities Commission for abandonment of Cert No 3733 between Springfield Chillicothe and intermediates and No 2073 between Columbus Marietta Chesapeake Zanesville and intermediates, and to extend certificates over the same routes with new alternatives and extensions including many U S routes and local connections. The notice lists tractors and trailers as part of the fleet and directs interested parties to the Commission in Columbus for further information.
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Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Highway, Inc
Public Utilities Commission
Springfield
Chillicothe
Columbus
Marietta
Chesapeake
Zanesville
Unis
Cleveland-Warren
U. S
Canfield- Atwater
Dana
Fulton- Montrose
Wooster-Barberton
Savannah-Fitchvile
L. S&s
Plymouth
New Haven
U.S
Columbus-Cincinnati
Pomeroy-Lancaster
Gallipolia
S&s. R
Mt. Vernon
New Lopagian
Zanesvile
Trenton
Cygnet
Warwick
Eves Ullines Commission
Collumus
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Saling
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John A. Haines
Theodore B. Dale
Ohio University
K. Hill
Johnson Coal Mining Company
Verity
Common Pleas Court
Charles Stratton
Antes
Townsend
Pekin
Ill
American Distilling Company
Peoria
George Jibbens
Ding
Wild Life Group
Clarence San
Lut Brothers
Mel
Carpenter Hardware Co. Glouster
Logan
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bradford News
BOARD
Portland News
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Clapp
Lydia Pinkham
Mennen
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Sir Walter Raleigh
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Indianapolis Speedway
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Athens, Ohio
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