Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club Forming in Jacksonville
Two representatives from the State Conservation Department will attend a 1:30 p.m. meeting at Eagles Hall to organize the Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club. The valley from Corning to Chauncey will be included, with permanent officers to be chosen. The group aims to protect wild game and improve hunting and fishing conditions in the area, welcoming members from all communities.
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Jacksonville
State Conservation Department
Eagies Hall
Day Creek Valley Sportsmen's Club
Corning
Chauncey
State Department of Conservation
Chicago Motor Club shows most emergency calls for car trouble
Figures compiled by the Chicago Motor Club reveal 37.6 percent of emergency calls are due to ignition trouble, 23.8 percent to battery trouble, and 16.5 percent to tire difficulties.
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The
Chicago Motor Club
Notices of Inventories for Several Estates in Probate Court
The court will hear inventories and appraisements and schedules of debts for multiple estates including Ollie Oakes Wyatt Wilson Hollister McKee Webster W Poston James M Brookins Fred R Baker Robert H Jackson Sarah L Poston and Ebbie Patrick. Hearing February 23, 1936 at 9 a.m. Interested parties may file exceptions before five days prior. Judge H. M. Johnson presiding.
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Ollie Oakes Wyatt
Wilson Hollister McKee
Sarah L. Poston
Ebbie Patrick
M. Johnson
Probate Court suspends hearings on many Athens County estates
The Probate Court of Athens County Ohio suspends publication and exceptions until March 2 1936 for numerous estates including Winnie Love Odell Love John H Martin James Allen Smith Alice A Hedges Samuel K Mardis Harry M Roach Jerry Young Frank J Beasley Mary M Lee Nancy J Morrison John H Wharff Charles R Cable Dessie Brooks L H Blackwood Wilson Chapel Cemetery Association Guardianship items and trusts. Interested parties may file written exceptions by February 26 1996 for hearing or further action.
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Athens County
Ohio
Winnie Love
Odell Love
Lawrence G. Worstell
John H. Martin
Clerks Receive Reply from John L Lewis on Glouster Union
United Mine Workers of America received a telegram seeking recognition for a Retail Clerks Union in Glouster Ohio. President John L Lewis replied after routing the inquiry to Mr. John Brophy signaling willingness to cooperate. The UMWA regards Lewis’s letter as favorable to the application and cites a report on Glouster.
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Washington
D. C
Arthur Wolf
Glouster
Ohio
Valletya
John Brophy
Committee For Industrial Organization
Brophy
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Glouster Personal Notes Highlight Visits in Ohio and Mississippi
Glouster and Mansfield residents are mentioned in a series of social notes. Mrs. Howard Young of Mansfield plans to visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Harper this weekend. Other items include trips by Mr and Mrs Morrison Brown with Harold, by Mrs Bertha Martin of Athens to Maplewood, and by Mrs Harry Trasin and Bobby from Cincinnati to visit Mrs Trasin’s parents.
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A. C. Wells
Maplewood
Harry Trasin
Bobby
Cincinnati
Miss Ginnan Hosts Valentine Bridge Party
Miss Jo Ginnan entertained with a Valentine Bridge party at her Jacksonville home. Three tables were used. high honors went to Helen Kearns, second to Katherine Thyne, consolation to Zelma Sams, and guest prize to Irene Grossman. A Valentine luncheon followed for listed guests.
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Jacksonville
Jo Ginnan
Valentine
Helen Kearns
Katherine Thyne
Zeilma Sams
Irene Grossman
Grace Binderbasin
Alice Shirley
Lillian Deal
Faye McKinley
Anna Chappelear
Mary McCann
Evelyn Deal
Zelma Sams
Nell McCann
Attendance Banner Awards Listed for Madison and Glouster
The Glouster banner earned Grade A with 72.2 percent in the fifth month while Madison building’s banner received Grade 3A with 90.18 percent. Home room teachers were Kermit Blosser in Glouster and Miss Helen Dennison in Madison.
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Glouster
Kermit Blosser
Madison
Helen Dennison
Councellor Named Custodian For Hackett Post
George T Councellor newly moved to Anderson Indiana from Murray City was appointed custodian of the George H Hackett Post American Legion. He will supervise the Legion Home and services for Indiana's third largest post following a unanimous vote of confidence from the House Committee and post members.
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George H. Hackett
Councellor
House Committee
Mrs. LeFever Birthday Anniversary Celebrated
Mrs. Jane Le Fever was surprised by a gathering at Glouster hosted by Mrs. Walter Gayton Jr. Friends attended including Mrs. Charles Darling Miss Marzie Shepard Miss Eva Roberts Mrs. Charles Thomas Mrs. Rosa Swartz and daughter Lee Mrs. Henry Zimmer Mrs. George Turley Dr. and Mrs. F Le Fever Mrs. G W Kinney and Mrs. David Morris. A potluck lunch followed a social evening with gifts for the guest of honor.
Foraker Family Departures Visit to Athens Guests
Mr and Mrs FE Foraker and daughter Dixie of Green Bay Wis conclude a visit with Mr and Mrs Phil F Robinson and depart to Athens where they will stay with Mrs Nelli F Robinson, continuing their trip in Ohio.
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Glouster
FE. B. Foraker
Dixie
Green Bay
Wis
Phil F. Robinson
Athens
Nelli F. Robinson
Morristown Holiness Church holds Friday cottage prayer
The Chauncey weekly meeting will take place Friday at 7 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Myers on Mill Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Henry Myers
Mill St
Birthday Anniversary Observed by Friends
A group of CHAUNCEY women honored Mrs. Maggie Adams with a surprise party at her home Tuesday night for her birthday anniversary planned by Mrs. Clarence Rutter. Mrs. Adams received gifts and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Lonas, Mrs. Ray Shafer, Mrs. Lott Bricker, Mrs. Renus Gibson, Mrs. Claude Rutter, Mrs. Ben Harrison, Mrs. Ira Doyles, Mrs. Walter Wharton, Mrs. Ashford Matheny, Mrs. John Shafer, Beatrice Hook, Zada Adams, and Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
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Chauncey
Maggie Adams
Clarence Rutter
Adams
Carl Lonas
Ray Shafer
Lott Bricker
Renus Gibson
Claude Rutter
Ben Harrison
Ira Doyles
Walter Wharton
Ashford Matheny
John Shafer
Beatrice Hook
Zada Adams
Mrs Chan nell aids ailing Orbiston parents
Mrs William Chan nell of The Plains returned from Orbiston after ten days assisting her parents Mr and Mrs Lew Jones who have been seriously ill. Their condition shows some improvement. Her sister Mrs Ben Harrison stayed to help. Charles Maffin of Nelsonville visited Orbiston during the hometime.
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Chauncey
William Channell
the Plains
Orbiston
Lew Jones
Jill
Channell
Ben Harrison
Charles Maffin
Nelsonville
Wallbridge
Mrs. Jones
Gaskalla Rites Held Monday
Reverend Gilbert Courtney and Chauncey Church of Christ sang at the Glouster funeral of Joseph Gaskalla eight and a half year old resident of Taylor Ridge who died at his daughter Mrs Emmett Eddy’s home. Burial followed at Taylor Ridge Cemetery. Courtney later assisted in Athens at the funeral of Mrs Malvina Lefavor ninety six at her daughter Mia’s home. Charles Cameron.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Glouster
Joseph Gaskalla
Taylor Ridge
Emmett Eddy
Courtney
Athens
Reed J. Downs
Malvina Lefavor
Mia
Charles Cameron
Former Chauncey Resident Emma Strausbaugh Dies in Columbus
A message reports the death of Mrs Emma Strausbaugh wife of Lafayette Strausbaugh at 8 20 PM Thursday in Columbus after a period of ill health. Survived by husband and three children Elda Koons Grace Kilpatrick Columbus and George Strausbaugh Logan. Funeral arrangements were not available.
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Chauncey
Emma Harvey Straushbaugh
Lafayette C. Strausbaugh
Columbus
Grace Kilpatrick
George Strausbaugh
Logan
Hartmans Welcome Daughter Lois Ann In The Plains
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartman announce the birth of a daughter Lois Ann at their home in The Plains on Wednesday February 12. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Gill Hartman, also of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Ralph Hartman
Lois Ann
the Plains
Gill Hartman
Condition improves for man who fell in Murray City
William Rhorick of Orbiston, who suffered a broken hip after a street fall in Murray City last Monday while visiting his son, shows improvement. A correction notes Granville Beckler of Hiram is misidentified as owner of Hiram Christian College. he admired Hiram College and wished to educate his children there.
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Chauncey
William Rhorick
Orbiston
Murray City
Granville L. Beckler
Hiram
Hiram Christian College
Mr. Bbeckler
Hiram College
Courtney Will Preach At Church of Christ
Chauncey services Sunday February 16 begin with Bible school at 9 30 a m. communion and worship at 10 30 a m. Rev Gilbert Courtney preaches at 7 p m. He fills pulpit at Trimble Church at 10 30 a m and Taylor Ridge Church of Christ at 2 p m. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Mandt couple to visit in Michigan and Ohio
Mr and Mrs John Mandt of Huntington West Virginia end a visit with Mrs Nettie Heiser and depart for Wyandotte Michigan to stay a week with Mr and Mrs Hubert Welach. From Wyandotte they plan a Cleveland visit as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Manat.
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Jacksonville
John Mandt
Huntington
W. Va
Nettie Heiser
Eave
Heiser
Wyandotte
Mich
Hubert Welach
Cleveland
Manat
Charles Manat
Birth of Leo Glenn Burritt at Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Thomas Burritt announce the birth of a six and one fourth pound son at their home near Chauncey. Mrs Burritt formerly Miss Olive Tewksbury, an employee of the County Home at Chauncey. The baby has been named Leo Glenn.
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Chauncey
Thomas Burritt
Car Safety Rule: Rear Wheels Must Follow Front-Wheel Tracks
A vehicle is deemed unsafe if its rear wheels do not align with the front wheels on a straight path. The rule emphasizes maintaining proper wheel alignment to ensure stable steering and avoid drift.
Trimble Lodge Set to Bestow Master Mason Degree
Two candidates will receive the Master Mason degree at Trimble Lodge No. 557 F. and A. M. during a Monday night communication. Refreshments will be served and visiting Masons will be welcomed, according to lodge members.
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Trimble
Trimble Lodge No
Trimble Lodge
Cleaning spark plug porcelain procedure
The procedure advises first scraping off carbon from the spark plug porcelain and then polishing with a fine valve grinding compound to finish the surface.
Allan Porter rents Wilson farm east of Bishopville
Allan Porter, formerly Shaw, has rented the Wilson farm located east of Bishopville.
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Jlouster
Allan Porter
Wilson Farm
Bishopville
WPA offers rehiring to discharged drivers on proof of assets
Akron WPA officials said about 52 truck drivers recently discharged may be rehired if they prove their trucks were purchased without hidden assets.
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Akron
WPA
Pastor Vis it and Rent Pastor Vis it and Rent
Chauncey Drell H Goff pastor of the Nazarene Church The Plains spent Monday to Wednesday visiting his parents Clarence and Mrs Goff at Broad way Ohio He will fill his regular appointments at the Nazarene Church Sunday Feb 18 Sunday School in charge of Mrs Carrie Channel at 930 am Young People meeting at 615 pm Preaching services at 1045 am and 7 pm The public is invited.
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Chauncey
Drell H. Goff
the Nazarene Church
the Plains
Clarence Goff
Broadway
Ohio
The
Nazarene Church
Carrie Channel
Massillon Man Dies From Cincinnati Hold Up Injuries
Andrew J Miller of Massillon died from injuries sustained in a Cincinnati hold up during which he was robbed of $200. The incident occurred in Cincinnati and led to his death from wounds received in the crime.
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Cincinnati
Andrew J Miller
Massillon
Prayer Day Observance Planned Across Middleport
Middleport churches unite for the World's Day of Prayer on Friday February 28 with a joint missionary society meeting to be announced later. Program is arranged by presidents Mrs Emma W Morris Mrs J B Harney Mrs K L Lyons and Miss Etta Gaskill.
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Middleport
Rm. W. Morris
Birthday anniversary of Glouster Knights of Pythias observed
Glouster Lodge No. 336 K of P will observe the 74th anniversary of the supreme lodge with a special meeting on Saturday night February 22. Members are urged to attend the regular lodge meeting Monday night where the anniversary program will be outlined and committees appointed to arrange plans.
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Glouster
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Glouster Lodge
K. of P
Red Cross seeks first aid kits in new cars
The Toledo chapter of the American Red Cross plans to ask auto manufacturers to include first aid kits as standard equipment in all new vehicles. The move aims to improve roadside medical readiness and reduce response times in emergencies.
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Toledo
The
American Red Cross
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Sunday Creek Valley Sportsmen’s Club
Acda
F. L. Thomas
Wilson Chapel Cemetery Association
FP. L. Thomas
God's Bible School and Revivalist Fund
Fr L. Thomas
Ethel King Fund
F.L. Thomas
Wilson Chapel Cemetery
L. Stout
Ruth A McBride
Henry Bodkins
Francis Farikins
Bank of Athens
NBA
Selomon Jeffers
AL. Pritchard
T. J Gilpin
Derby
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Sonja Henie
Norway
Lewis
United Mine Workers OF
America
Miss Ginnan
George T. Councellor
Indiana
Kroger
Country Club
Tomato Juice Country Club
Prunes
Bulk
Searchniaht
Barbara Ann
Phillip’s Soups
Hershe
Baking Soda
Arm & Hammer
Peg
Oxydol
Lifebuoy
Wisconsin
Kroger Stores
Eatmore
Grapefruit Country
Pumpkin Country
Spinach Country Club
Tissue Clifton Brand
Apple Butter Country
Corn Flakes
Pineapple Country Club
Green Beans
Avondale
Florida
S BP
New Florida
Callies
Chuck Roast
German Wienen
Armour
Rinso
Edward Linscott
Fileen Lands
Gaskalla
Rev. Courtney and
Pdaughter Born
Church of Christ
Michigan
Athens Home Telephone Co
Victoria Mansion
Lakewood
N. J
Chauncey, Ohio
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