Millfield P T A Members Hear Welfare Worker
Regular Millfield Parent-Teacher Association meeting at East Side school was well attended. Oscarson presided in the president’s absence as Irma Winebrenner state welfare worker spoke on using wheat cereal in preparing foods for children. Traveling pictures awarded. pupils Myrta Ashworth and Jessie Smart presented a music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Parent-Teacher Association
East Side
Lewis Sanders
Oscarson
Irma Winebrenner
Myrta Ashworth
Jessie Smart
Mrs Wade Hostess for True Blue Bible Class
Mrs Edward Wade acted as hostess at her Millfield home on February 11 to members of the True Blue Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ. Mrs Harold Blower presided over the business session followed by games and luncheon. attendees included Mrs F E Bouminot and a list of members such as Mrs Lewis Sanders Miss Clara Bell and others.
Millfield Church Youth Class Elects Officers
Chauncey Feb 11 The Millfield Methodist Church Young People’s Class was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs John Marshal. Mrs Thelma Ferrer was elected president of the class Mrs Margaret Simpkins vice president and Mrs John Marshal rotary treasurer John Marshall was elected class teacher Refreshments followed with Mr and Mrs Mk Ferrel and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs Ben Simpkins Mrs Leonard Simpson and Junior and Mr and Mrs John Hal and daughter Margaret in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshal
Chauncey
Millfield
Thelma Ferrer
Margaret Simpkins
Rotary
John Marshall
Mk Ferrel
Mary
Ben Simpkins
Leonard Simpson
John Hal
Margaret
Store Robbed in Millfield Night Break-In
Millfield. The restaurant and confectionery run by Mr and Mrs William was entered last night. A radio, a cigarette machine and five dollars in cash were stolen. Entry was gained through a rear door. Officers are investigating the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mision
Millfield
UNCEY
William
Chauncey Junior Play "Mother Mine" Tonight
Chauncey Feb 11 The Junior play directed by Miss Edith son of the Chauncey Dover High faculty will be presented at 8 o'clock at the Chauncey School Auditorium. A three act play entitled Mother Mine is being offered this afternoon as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edithson
Chauncey-Dover High 1
Chauncey School
Attendance Drops as Illness Floors Classes
In GHAUNCEY on February 11, teachers Mrs Gladys ering and Mrs Fannie King report twenty pupils from seventh and eighth grades are absent due to severe colds influenza this week. The grades plan a Valentine party with expanded Valentines supplies Friday after?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghauncey
Gladys Ering
Fannie King
Chauncey Personal News Visitors and Guests
Chauncey notes list visitors and guests from Albany Athens Greens Run Millfield and Nelsonville. Lucinda Lands from Chauncey visited sister Mrs Boncoe in Albany while Eileen Lands spent Sunday in Athens with Jane Ellen Goodfellow. Harold Blower and daughter Bina visited Mr and Mrs Fred League Greens Run. Lottie Cannon and Elizabeth Robinett hosted guests at their Millfield homes. Herman Theisen and relatives from Millfield saw kin in Corning. Harold Blower and Donna Godfighter of Millfield visited Glouster with Thomas Blower and Mary Lee returned home. Olive Sanders and Hidon San of Columbus were guests of Rence Sanders in Millfield. Herman Theisen Sr of Millfield attended miners mass meeting in City last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lucinda Lands
Boncoe
Albany
Eileen Lands
Athens
Jane Ellen Goodfellow
Harold Blower
Bina
Millfield
Fors
Fred ‘League
Greens
Lottie Cannon
Don H. Cannon
Sam Greens
Elizabeth Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Bam
Bobby
Nelsonville
Vern Robinett
Fdren
Danny Joe
Carol
Edenville
Herman Theisen
John Theisen
Corning
Donna
Glouster
Thomas Blower
Mary Lee
Olive Sanders
Hidon
Columbus
Rence Sanders
Serman Theisen
Walters Funeral Friday in Uncey
Funeral services for Alonzo Walters will be held Friday afternoon at the Methodist Church in Uncey, with the Reverend Damon Wat presiding, according to a notice in the local paper.
Community News Notes From The Messenger
Chauncey Millfield and The Plains publish local notes from Bradfield and Dr Messenger Staff Correspondent Chauncey. The Messenger reports on community updates and regional happenings in the Chauncey area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Bradfield
Dr. Messenger
Chauncey
Millfield
the Plains
Revival draws large crowds at Chauncey Pentecostal Church
In Chauncey on February 11 the Pentecostal Church hosts revival services led by Rev. T. H. Spears. Large nightly attendances seek the Holy Ghost and the gift of speaking in tongues. The pastor reports 33 baptisms in the church baptistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
T. H. Spears
Spears
Plains PTA Meeting Tonight at Grade School Auditorium
CHAUNCEY Feb 11. The Plains P T A meets tonight at 7 30 in the grade school auditorium. All interested are invited. Also announced, Mr and Mrs Frank Williams announce the birth of a nine and a half pound son at their Trimble home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Plains Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Williams
Trimble
Quilting Party and Luncheon Held at Millfield Home
Mrs Harold Blower hosted a quilting party and luncheon in Chauncey Millfield on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs James Love, Mrs Elizabeth Robinett, Mrs Henry Heffkin, Mrs Daniel Fulton, Mrs Clarence Sanders, Mrs William Sisson, Mrs Herman Theisen Jr, and Mrs Blower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harold Blower
Millfield
James Love
Elizabeth Robinett
Henry Heffkin
Daniel Fulton
Clarence Sanders
William Sisson
Herman Theisen, Jr
Blower
Plow Tale Becomes Local Tall Story at Thomas Fork
Valentine Jones recalls a curious plow tale from Thomas Fork involving a neighbor named John and a youth named Byers. Byers describes early plow training with a sled attached to the handles, allowing him to stand and guide the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Valentine Jones
Placid
Thomas Fork
National Tall Story Club
Byers
John
Jones
Mr. Jones
Local Residents Attend Family Visits and City Sewer Talks
Mrs C L Brooks travels to Columbus with her brother in law and sister to hear council discuss new sewers in the town’s lower end. Mrs Edgar Allensworth remains seriously ill as Arthur Daniels’ death prompts Bucyrus visitors. Patricia Sherman quarantined with measles while Paul Leonard recovers at home after two weeks’ illness. Mrs Newt Hawkins visits from Rutland as Mrs A J Beaver’s illness lingers. T N Curtis of Marietta stays with sister Mrs Herbert Chambers. Lulu Mason returns from Parkersburg where Crawford remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Brooks
Columbus
A. G. Williamson
Edgar Allensworth
Hobart Daniels
Bucyrus
Arthur Daniels
Patricia Sherman
Paul Leonard
Newt Hawkins
Rutland
A. J. Beaver
Herbert Chambers
Lulu Mason
Parkersburg
Claude Crawford
Crawford
Deputy to explain income tax at Pomeroy Courthouse
A deputy collector of income tax will be at the Pomeroy Courthouse March 11 and 12 to instruct those who must pay the tax. In the coal boom era many local miners paid sizable taxes, but few Meigs County residents are now called to pay into the Federal fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ross County School Conditions Are Good
Ross County reports 65 of 5493 students are absent due to lack of shoes clothing and food yet overall conditions are better than last year. County Superintendent J L Fortney says the situation is not extremely serious with text books and clothing listed as the greatest needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ross County
State Department of Education
J. L. Fortney
Fortney
Kidnaped Banker Rescued From Arizona Well
Gordon H. Sawyer, prominent Tucson banker, is recovering after being rescued from a deep well. He was dragged from the mouth of the well after a gun battle with three men and a woman who had kidnapped him and fled in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Gordon H. Sawyer
Tucson
Tie Up of Mines in Sunday Creek Valley
Crowds of idle men fill Glouster streets as Sunday Creek Valley mines remain shut. Workers refuse a 25 percent wage cut and operators halt restart due to weak coal orders. One operator could run part time but maintenance of production costs deters activity. The missed labor train caused residents to oversleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek Valley
Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Army Air Corps Pilot Sets 382 Mile Record Flight
Capt. Reuben C. Moffat flies from Dayton to Washington D. C. in one hour 26 minutes for a record hop. The 382 mile route was completed at Bolling Field in the national capital marking a record-breaking cross country flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Reuben ,C. Moffat
Army Air Corps
Bolling Field
National Capital
Fifth Grade Wins Washington's Birthday Program
Hollister Par ent-Teacher Association hosted a Washington's Birthday program at Hollister High School. Fourth and Fifth Grade pupils performed and the Fifth Grade received the traveling banner. Next meeting is planned for early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glouster Teams to Play New Lexington in Friday Night Meet
Glouster High School boys and girls basketball teams travel to New Lexington to face its teams Friday night. The program opens with a Church of Christ team versus New Lexington K of P. spectators from Glouster anticipate a large turnout for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
New Lexington
Odd Fellows Meet GLOUSTER Tonight in City
A Good Fellowship Club gathering linked to Odd Fellow lodges will be held at Magic City Lodge 1. O. O. F. in Glouster tonight at 7 30 featuring music readings and talks by local and visiting talent. Refreshments will be served for members and families of Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges from McCon nellville Malta Pennsville Chester hill Wood Grove Chauncey Jacksonville Murray City Corning and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Good Fellowship Club
Odd Fellow Lodges
Magic City Lodge
Rebekah Lodges
McConnellville
Malta
Pennsville
Chesterhill
Wood Grove
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Murray City
Corning
Zanesville
Parents of Daughter Glouster
Mr and Mrs Roy Chappelear of near the community announce the birth of their daughter on February 11 at the local hospital. The infant weighed a healthy amount and joins a growing family. Grandparents are listed as local residents.
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Glouster
Roy Chappelear
Near the
Bombs Hit Shanghai Cotton Mill Killing Civilians and Marines
Japanese air raid on a Chinese owned cotton mill near Shanghai kills four Chinese civilians and wounds sixteen workers, with three thousand millhands fleeing the wreck. Nineteen U.S. Marines were stationed there. Lt. J. S. Cook and 18 Marines escaped injury. The blast occurred as Japanese efforts to dislodge Chinese troops continued across the Markham Road sector.
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Shanghai
U.P
U. S
Markham Road
J. S. Cook
East Branch Church Child Born in Morgan County
A daughter was born Saturday to East Branch Church parents in Morgan County. She is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Jasper Shepard of Burr Oak and a great grandchild of Mr and Mrs Ira Kaster of near Bishopville.
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East Branch Church
Morgan County
Jasper Shepard
Burr Oak
Ira Kaster
Bishopville
Shovel Moving Reveals Progress on High Street Bridge Work
In Glouster on February 11, the Ray Strawser Construction Company prepared the combination steam shovel and pile driver for shipment to a new site. Concrete abutment pouring on the north side of Sunday Creek is underway despite delays from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street Bridge
Glouster
Ray Strawser Construction Company
High Street
Sunday Creek
Gatchel Ranks In Columbus Headpin Contest
In Columbus the Men’s Division in The Columbus Citizen’s headpin contest saw Darrell Gatchel of GLOUSTERITE and Ralph Orr of Columbus each roll 113 as a strong showing behind the leader’s 116. Gatchel is a son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Gatchel of this city.
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Glouster
Darrell Gatchel
Lewis Gatchel
Columbus
Gatchel
Ralph Orr
Bet You 65 Cents That Broncholine Stops Your Cough
An advertisement claims Broncholine stops cough with one dose providing relief and two doses possibly ending it. A half bottle refund offered if not satisfied, noting no narcotic or sweet additives and no stomach upset. Drugstore and McKee Drug Co. promote the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Adv
Local church supper aids Ladies Aid Society success
In New Straitsville the Methodist Church hosted a chicken supper organized by the Ladies Aid Society, declared a great success. Readings note visits by Stephenson family and locals, along with illness updates and a funeral in the region. Agnes Waldie, 79, died after a fall, with many relatives named in obituary. George Allaways treated for blood poisoning from a hand injury at Logan hospital. Mrs. Allaways filling in mail route due to his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Logan
Eber Mowery
Woocgine Rebekah Lodge
Wilson
Livingston
Wilma
Elmer Hanning
George Allaways
Orville
Logan Hospital
Free Ohio State bulletins for mothers of growing children
Interesting bulletins issued by the Agricultural Extension service of Ohio State University in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture are free at the Athens County farm agent office. The pamphlets cover milk as food, school child’s food, and money’s worth in foods, authored by OSU professors and extension specialists. Bulletin No 127 is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
United States Department of Agriculture
J. F. Lyman
Leslie Do. Ogle
Alma L. Garvin
Disease Cases Rising Among Children in Athens County
Whooping cough and influenza cases have increased in Athens County, forcing many schoolchildren to stay home. Health officials warn that influenza and colds can lead to pneumonia, urging prompt medical care for coughing children and avoidance of public places. Children with whooping cough should rest outdoors in quiet, well ventilated rooms and be kept away from others as much as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Viola Fell
Live Bass Found in B and O Watt Tank
Washington reporter Frank Hard of Washington D H reports many small bass discovered in the Liglimore and Ohio Railroad tank at Timestown Greene County. State Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart believes bass will be found alive in tanks of many Baltimore and Ohio locomotives on the Jamestown line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, C. H
U.re
Frank Hard
Washington, D.H
Timestown
Greene County
William Reinhart
Jamestown
Feeding ideas spread through 4-H clubs and groups
The bulletins describe healthy wheat based recipes for school children and family meals at nominal cost. They discuss mill value as food for growing children and present practical lunchbox ideas. The materials are being adopted by 4-H clubs, the Parent-Teachers' Association and Granges statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Granges
Get Up Nights With Nature Wonger Signa Test
Discover a 25¢ test box to drive out impurities and excess acids causing irritation and night-time urinary issues. Contains buchu leaves and juniper oil and works like castor oil for the bowels. If not helped after four days, return for a refund. Cline Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline Pharmacy
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Millfield P.T. A
Mrs. Wade
Enior
Bickness
Pentecostal Church In
Plains
Tall Story Club
Middleport
Perry County
Odd
Order
Mexico City
Newton D. Baker
Pershing
Villa
Shanghai Mill
Glousterite
George Cla
U. S. Pat
NEA Cravice, Inc
New Straitsville
Carl Stephenson
Ruth Ellen
Pearl Berry
Clyde Little
Haydenville
Clyde Strain
Gertrude
Hazel
Orla Coakley
Carrie Shuttleworth
Dorris
Herman Keeler
Kate Hartman
John Howerda
Shawnee
William Brown
Agnes Waldie
Bessie Gallager
Messenger Classified Department
B. & O. Watt Tank
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