Chauncey Considers Lower Electric Rates
Representatives from the Southern Ohio Electric Company met Chauncey City Council to discuss rate reductions for residents. The firm proposed 9 cents per first 50 kilowatts, 6 cents for the next 50, and 4 cents for the third 50, compared with current 11 cents, 6 cents, and 4 cents. City lighting rates were not addressed and the matter was tabled for a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Chauncey City
Fred McKay
H. C. Bobo
W. D. Hines
Miners Local to Elect Officers at Millfield Meeting
Chauncey February 19 officers will be elected at the Millfield Miners Local regular monthly meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. The event, held at the West Side School, will be led by President Fred Hashman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Miners
West Side
Fred Hashman
Mothers Warn About Children Colds and Musterole
The notice urges mothers to treat early cold symptoms in children with Children's Musterole, a milder form of Musterole. It promotes hourly application for five hours, describing its counterirritant action and natural relief from throat and chest discomfort.
Colds and Influenza Prevalent in District
Serious colds and influenza are prevalent in this district and many persons are confined to their homes. School absences rise across local and township schools. Some elderly people are reported ill and a few pneumonia cases noted. Mrs J R Wade of Millfield is critically ill but improving. Luther Cruikshanks of Chauncey has recovered from heart trouble. Mrs George Sofronco Jr of Chauncey is able to be about home after returning from Columbus hospital.
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Chauncey
J. R. Wade
Millfield
Luther Cruikshanks
George Sofronco, Jr
Mrs. Sofronco
Columbus
Chauncey Cooking School Sees Sixteen Attendees
Sixteen women attended the weekly cooking school at Chauncey Dover High School on Thursday afternoon. Conducted by Mrs. T. M. Wolfe, attendees included Mrs. A. L. Preston, Mrs. Wesley Waiburn, Mrs. Clarence Simmers, Mrs. Henry Le Master, Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Mrs. Chas Sweeney, Mrs. Clifford Saffel, Mrs. John Dean, Mrs. T. R. Hamilton, Mrs. Sam Tippett, Mrs. Watt Ferrer, Mrs. Dane Osborne, Mrs. William Leffler, Mrs. Luther Cruikshank, Miss Jenny Courtney, and Miss Helen Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
T. M. Wolfe
A. L. Preston
Wesley Waiburn
Clarence Simmers
Henry le Master
Minnie Palmer
Chas. Sweeney
Clifford Saffel
John Dean
T. R. Hamilton
Sam Tippett
Watt Ferrer
Dane Osborne
William Leffler
Luther Cruikshank
Jenny Courtney
Helen Howard
Chauncey Street Work Continues Under Karns
Chauncey street commissioner Alva Karns reports a crew has spent the last week cleaning ditches and sweeping sewers, with several workers on city streets.
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Chauncey
Alva Karns
Lucille Mason Hosts Washington Birthday Evening
Miss Lucille Mason entertained Thursday night in Chauncey for her cousin Miss Mabel Enrich of Steubenville Ohio. Cards and dancing were the diversions. Refreshments featured Washington Birthday appointments. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Williams Miss Sally Mitchell and Ralph Smathers of Steubenville.
Millfield Needle Club Meets at Mrs Heffkin Home
Chauncey February 19 Millfield Needle Club enjoyed a Wednesday evening gathering at the home of Mrs Henry Heffkin with a Valentine Day luncheon and festive decorations. Next meeting planned at Mrs P D Hills. Attendees included Mrs James Lave Mrs Harold Blower Mrs Gilbert Keirns and members Mrs Lewis Sanders Mrs Clarence Sanders Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Mrs William Sisson Mrs Frank Mac Daniel Mrs P D Hill and Mrs Ida Myers.
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Chauncey
Millfield Needle Club
Henry Heffkin
P. D. Hill
James Lave
Harold Blower
Gilbert Keirns
Lewis Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
William Sisson
Frank Mac Daniel
Ida Myers
Sanders Return From Trimble Heights Farm Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sanders returned to Millfield after a visit with their son Fred Sanders and family at Trimble Heights. Their grandson Ralph Sanders, who had a serious illness, accompanied them and has recovered. Mr. and Mrs. W A Bell and daughter Miss Clara Bell of Millfield visited the Sanders over last Sunday.
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Chauncey
Chester Sanders
Millfield
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Ralph Sanders
W. A. Bell
Clara Bell
To Start Relief Work For Sugar Creek Children
Relief efforts begin next week at Sugar Creek schools with cooking and food distribution for needy children. Teachers will be assisted by local women in caring for the students.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Family Moves as Altman Takes Lancaster Store Charge
Mrs. Max Altman and daughters Rita and Lois relocate from Chauncey to Lancaster where Mr. Altman now heads the Luckoff Store newly opened there. The Chauncey store remains managed by Ralph Brownstein with head clerk Miss Mildred Ryan, long-time local staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Max Altman
Rita
Lois
Lancaster
Altman
Luckoff
Ralph Brownstein
Mildred Ryan
Local Social News From Millfield and Nearby Towns
Mrs Henry Heffkin of Millfield visits sister in Glouster. Earl Anderson and Daniel Fulton of Millfield travel to Rockbridge to visit the Bowers couple. Abe Fulton Helen Fox and Thomas Vogie of Zanesville visit Millfield. Mrs Herman Thelsen and others from Millfield visit Nelsonville. Charles Bradfield Sr visits daughter in Millfield. Mrs Guy Brookins and Thelma Jean of Chauncey visit The Plains hosts. Loree Ice and Charles Bradfield Jr dine with Sam Tippett. Mrs J R Wade improves at home in Millfield. Helen Dorr of Athens visits Chauncey and Church of Christ fellowship. Lecta Blackford of Athens visits Chauncey. Mrs Floyd Nye of Chauncey improves. Mildred Ryan of Luckoff Store rooms with Brickers in Millfield. George Williamson and James Williamson Jr return from Johnstown Pa.
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Henry Heffkin
Millfield
Glouster
Theodore Heffkin
Earl Anderson
Daniel Fulton
Rockbridge
Bernard Bowers
Abe Fulton
Helen Fox
Thomas Vogie
Zanesville
Herman Thelsen, Jr
William Sisson
Edward Wade
Nelsonville
Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Guy Brookins
Thelma Jean
Brookins
John Shaffer
the Plains
Loree Ice
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Sam Tippett
J. R. Wade
Helen Dorr
Athens
Watt Ferrer
Church of Christ
Lecta Blackford
T. J. Blackford
Floyd Nye
Mildred Ryan
Luckoff
Denver Bricker
Mill Street
George Williamson
James Wiliamson, Jr
Johnstown
Increase in Number of Teacher Pupils at Athens Schools
A slight rise in student teachers at Athens Junior and Senior High School is noted with second semester registration. Ohio University uses more facilities but not all available time, with a net gain of nine students from last semester. Doubling occurs in physical education, social science, and commerce classes, leaving about four hours of actual use. The report lists critic and practice teachers across English, history, art, industrial arts, science, commerce, home economics, languages, and physical education.
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Athens
Ohio University
W. W. Ankenbrand
Bertha Albert
Samuel E. Lynn
Robert 8. Vore
Jean Rauch
Cora Bailey
Avanell D. Cornell
Ruth D. McMullin
Garnet M. Smith
Evelyn F. Smith
Lloyd B. Bjornstad
Earl J
Commercial
Marcella Fisher
Bernice Loiselle
Frances Zampano
Ora M. Taylor
Eva V. Lamon
Samuel Zoss
Roy M. McClanahan
Paul R. O’brien
Anna Marie Kleinschmidt
Ethel McEwen
Josephine Ingram
Esther Lou Kimball
Elizabeth Evely McIntire
P. B. McKinley
Milton Brayton Graff
Hobart Forrest Bond
George E. Shumaker
Anna Pickering
Laura M. Culler
Walter C. William
Mildred Finnicum
Hale Pickett
Katherine May
W. F P. Porter
Kenneth E. Talley
Martha van Metre
Anna K
Notable Names List of Historical Figures Mentioned
A compact note lists individuals including Envoy Beaten Price, Foster Cornwell, Helen Mary Peter, Carl Erwin Williams, C D Samford, Ralph Fleck, Ruura Tuuri, Allen Wiley, John Harrison, Eloise Robinette, Eleanor Stafford, Mildred Schausenl, and Jane Norman, highlighting their presence in a historical record.
Studies Seek State Aid Needs for Ohio Schools
L L Louthian leads an Athens County study to assess state aid requirements for Ohio schools. Preliminary material is gathered from district boards of education, interviews commence Monday, and the project aims to help boards save money.
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L. L. Louthian
Ohio
Athens County
Cooperative school budget study underway with state aid districts
The survey aims to aid local schools through a cooperative movement rather than a state auditor examination. After conferences with school clerks, a budget for the coming year will be drafted. Louthian will present data to local officials to justify spending for beneficial purposes. A four man staff conducts the work with Vance and Aker involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louthian
BB. Vance
Benjamin Aker
Notable Officials Named in Education Departments Report
The document cites two staff members from the State Department of Education and two from the State Auditor’s office. The named individuals are George M. Morria and Mr. Louthian, with two others working in the education department.
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Office
State Auditor
State Department of Education
George M. Morria
Louthian
State survey program progresses with Jesuit policy input
The state board of control oversees the survey while the Jesuit determines policy to guide state aid expenditures. Counties involved include Land, Clinton, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Pickaway, Perry, Hocking, Muskingum and Noble.
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State Board of Ceantrol
Jesuit
Land
Clinton
Lawrence
Pike
Ross
Pickaway
See Perry
Hocking
Muskingum
Noble
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