Meals To Be Served in Chauncey Area Today
Chauncey February 20 400 meals served to needy LA children this week through Chauncey Dover Schools. Meals on Presidents Day and Washington's Birthday will be served at Chauncey Morristown East and West Griffin Circle Hill and begin at the week school next Tuesday per Supt Wesley Walburn. Women aiding in meal prep list many volunteers by day. Services also announced by Rev Guss Graham for Sunday February 23 with worship and praise, preaching and Bible study sessions at Chauncey M Ez Church.
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Haunchy
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey
MiMay
Washington
Morristown
East
West Grilfiend
Circle Hill
Walter Lang
A. L. Preston
Helen Howard
Carles Sweeney
Etta Ionoonerer
Guss Grahem
Chauncey M. Ez
Bunny
Webb couple welcome baby daughter in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Harry Webb of Chauncey announce the birth of a 64 pound daughter at their home on May Ave Friday. The baby is the granddaughter of Mrs Richard Waldie and Charles Pownhour.
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Hauncey
Harry Webb
Chauncey
Richard Waldie
Charles Pownhour
Entertaining Teachers Aunage at Greens Run Home
Mrs. Dow Cannon hosted a chicken dinner Wednesday night at Greens Run to honor three seniors Miss Treva Black Crystal Simms and Miss Wet Johnson during a Piaina Recodiar event at the school.
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Aunge’t
Dowg. Cannon
Greens Run
Iste
Piaina Recodiarhey
Treva Black
Prinyin Crystal Simms
Wet Johnson
Church Fellowship Night Noted at Chauncey Church of Christ
February 20 observance drew large attendance at Chauncey Church of Christ. Rev. Miles Moon chaired, Neil Tippett led worship, G B Courtney spoke on Church Fellowship. Quartets, soloists, readings, contests, and a luncheon followed by March committee listings.
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Church of Christ
Chauncet
Chauncey Church of Christ
Miles Moon
Neil Tippett
G. B. Courtney
Ralph Brown
Helen Courtne Charles Bradfeld, Jr
Neil Tipett
Sanders
Dean Hamilton
Charles Bradfield
Charles Minister
Brown
Theron Goodson
Mary Agin
Tris Cunningham
Shafer
New Marshfield
Peter Rankin
B. F. Ferrer
Wesley Walburn
Charles Sweeney
Hoon
Joe King
Clelt Cunningham
Lamretta Fielder
Elizabet Knode
Sam Tippett
Bradfield
Miss Butt
Fiske
Gladys Pickering
Helen Howard
Chauncey Dover High School Opens Machine Studies
Students in the Vocational Department are assigned various machines to study and report on to instructor Woodrow Ferrel.
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Reo
Chauncey-Dover High School
Woodrow Ferrel
Greens Run P. T. A Honors Founders
The Greens Run Parent Teacher Association celebrated Founders Day and its twelfth anniversary in the school auditorium decorated in blue and gold. Talks by Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Cannon, Miss Blick, Miss Smith, and President Mrs. Fierbaugh preceded a candlelight scene featuring Nellie Bett Cannon. The high school glee club performed two numbers and Mrs. Flerbaugh and Miss Leake offered vocal selections. The acclai committee served fruit salad and cake.
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Chauncey
Greens Row
Mary Cartwright
Lottie Cannon
Treva Blick
Carrye Smith
Angie Fierbaugh
Nellie Bett Cannon
Deria Flerbaugh
Mise Ada Leake
Acclai Committee
Death notice of Mitchel Hendren in Morlay Tenn
Chauncey telegram reports the sudden death of Mitchel Hendren at 27. He is survived by his father John Hendren and three sisters Mrs Leiber Chauncey Mrs Marie Somers Huntington W V and Mrs Edin Sweeney Morlay Tenn. Funeral arrangements announced in Morlay. Mrs Leiber travels to Morlay. Casualties and family notes follow.
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Sra
H. A. Seiber
Chauncsy
Tennesse
John Hendren
Troller
James Hendren
Morlay
Leiber
Chaumcey
Marie Somers
Huntington
W. Va
Edin Sweeney
Tenn
Groundhog facts and habits in brief article
The article explains the groundhog or woodchuck as a marmot in the squirrel family and describes its beliefs on February second weather lore. It covers its appearance, coloring, den structure, diet, temperament, predators, and life cycle with emphasis on its notoriety as a familiar animal.
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Sol Stephan
Cinemanti Zoological Garden
Sultan of Moskal Abdicates Amidst Extreme Heat
Satyid bin Oman, ruler of the scorching desert realm, resigns as envoy to his heir after a climate report shows Muskatia's desert heat. The exiled ruler, living in the Arctic like Ropessuil X, endures brutal winters with 326 degrees below zero and 90 degrees below in midwinter, while his domain's rainfall remains negligible.
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Ih Satyid
Taimln bin SA Paisat
bin Turret
Moskal
Arabia
bin Satyid
Esuitan
Courders
Oman
Persian Gulf
Muskatia
Salyid
Mver
Ropessuil
Bunn
Greens Run School Attendance Slacks In February
In Chauncey on February 2 Greens Run Schools report absentees due to illness and other community members suffer colds. Carl Cartwright recovers from an ailment, Elmer Lowery is noted as ill, and Greens Run faces typhoid fever. The Greens Run Parent-Teacher Association schedules a home talent minstrel at the school auditorium on February 25 with local performers and a varied cast.
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Winess
Chaunces
Greens Run
Carl Cartwright
Elmer Lowery
Albertus Lotwery
Sam McCleland
Funeral Held for Carrie Shuttleworth Attended by Chauncey Relatives
Funeral services were held in New Straits ville Ohio for Mrs. Carrie Shuttleworth who died at a Columbus hospital. Attending from Chauncey were George Wilson Mrs Sarah Stephenson Mrs George McLean Mrs Mary Rivers and daughters Opal Rivers and Charles McLean all of Bugar Creel and cousins of the deceased.
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Muttleworth
Chauncey
New Straitsville
Carrie Shuttleworth
Columbus
George Wilson
Sarah Stephenson
George McLean
Mary Rivers
Opal Rivers
Charles McLean
Bugar Creel
Shutteworth
Chauncey P T A Session Postponed to March 1
Chauncey P T A meeting set for Monday night is postponed to Tuesday March 1 due to Washingtons birthday as announced by president Mrs A L Preston. Naomi teachers of the Greens Fun schools Church Sunday School will be hosted next Wednesday night at Mrs Ray Michaels home with class teacher Mrs Nora Graves presiding.
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Chauncey P. T. A
Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Washington
A. L. Preston
Naomi
The
Greens Fun Schools
Ray Michael
Nora Graves
Micheal Hax
Recovering Chauncey Woman Ends Five Week Illness
Chauncey Feb 20 Mrs i mer Cubbison is recovering from a five weeks influenza spell at her home. She has been seriously ill but is now able to be up and about.
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Chauncey
Mer Cubbison
Cubbison
Chauncy Seventh Day Adventist elects new officers
Willing workers of Chauncy Seventh Day Adventist Church met at Mrs. Alva Karns home on Bill Street. New officers chosen include President Mrs. Wayne Hines and treasurer Mrs. Alva Karns. Bible lesson on Is Christ and Good One Person led by Mrs. John Leach with new member Mrs. Henry Le Mastera joining.
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Alva
Phlesios- Chauncey
Hom Missionary Bariety
Chauncesy Seventh Day Adventish Church
Alva Karns
Bill Street
Wayne Hines
Acereery
Clarence Simmers
Alva Karna
Christ
John Leach
Ong
Henry le Mastera
Enos Lookado
Donald Cunningham
Minnis Palmer
John Leech
Ewther Cruickxbante
Wodrow Ferre
Henry le Mostera
Sugar Creek Children Entertain Visitors With Patriotic Program
Sugar Creek School in Chauncey hosted a Friday afternoon program in three rooms with short plays by fourth fifth seventh and eighth graders readings recitations and patriotic songs. Visitors included Frank Canter of the Chauncey Dover Board of Education. Teachers listed were Mina Laurette Fielder Linnie Hall and Imelda Smith.
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Sugar Creek Chidren
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Pepsis
Frank Canter
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Sugar Greets School
Mina Laurette Fielder
Linnie Hall
Athens
Imelda Smith
Nelsonville
Chauncey Sunday School Class Entertained At Teacher Home
Chauncey February 20. Boys No 2 of the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Sunday School were entertained Thursday night at the home of class teacher Mrs Earl Bridgewater on High Street. Mrs Bridgewater was assisted by her mother Mrs H Na England in entertaining and serving. Hatchets were given as favors and a luncheon of pretty appointments was served. Two contests offered prizes.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Earl Bridgewater
High Street
Washington Birthday Observances At Local Buildings
Washington birthday events fill the day at Cloyster school, Madison and Monroe buildings with patriotic songs, displays about Washington, and student performances. The auditorium program features George M. Cohan songs, a senior performance titled When Martha and George Returned, and plays including Young George Washington.
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Cloyster
Washington
Madeson
Mt. Vernon
Wasington Oon
Auditorum
George My Cohan
Madteon Buliding
George Washiturton
Monroe Bullding
Glouster Toments Edge New Concord In Tight Hometown Clash
In a hard fought game Glouster Toments beat New Concord to emerge with a late run led by key players McCreanar Wilf and Cureug. New Concord fought back but Clouster held on to preserve their lead and keep the season alive with a win at Portecuy tonight.
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Bob
Glouster High Toments
New Concord
le Clouster
Tha Toements
Pling
Motler
Yrone McCreanar
Wilf
Knights To Observe Founding Anniversary Meeting
Knights of Pythias will hold their regular meeting to observe the order's anniversary. A potluck will be served with a prepared menu and attendees asked to bring a dozen sandwiches for the gathering.
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Pyth
Pythian Ners
60th Anniversary Party at Glouber Hollister Home
Mr and Mrs Mathew Davin celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their Hollister home. Relatives and friends attended Wednesday evening. the couple, both born in early 1800s in Nelsonville and Beaunint, were honored. Children gathered with several relatives as Puan music by Thomas Jower Jr. and refreshments were served.
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Mathew Davin
Hollister
Davia Fo
Nelsonville
Sadie Weasley Hielman
Davia
Ishi
Beaunint
Clarence Bethe
Fostoria
Altend
James Davis
Columbus
Ghonater
Virgil Davis
Corning
Bash Davis
M Richard Gibbs
Thomas Jower
Local awards announced for Carter and Green
Jimmie Carter and Virgil Green receive awards. Chass members prescoe listed include Odell Taylor Jack Canter Jack Sweeney Clarence Quinton Victor Letiler Jimmie Carter Virgil Green Junior Bridgewater and Dow Bridgewater.
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Jimmie Carter
Virgil Green
Chass
Prescoe
Odell Taylor
Jack Canter
Jack Sweeney
Clarence Quinton
Victor Letiler
Junior Bridgewater
Dow Bridgewater
Illnesses and social visits noted in Glouster area
Corning Mrs Joseph Wright and Mrs John Rason are ill at home with severe colds and pleurisy respectively. Mrs Schley Rosy Mrs Morghin Walters and Miss Jessie Schlinger lman were business visitors in Glouster Thursday. Mrs Ralph Flier and two daughters and Miss Orietta Fitzer of Hemlock visited Mr and Mrs Pred Barnett Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edward Perguason visited Mrs A C Kuhn in Zonsasville Tuesday. Mrs Pearl Roberts Sehlingerman Mrs Ednet and Mrs Gara Fraaure attended the funeral of Mrs Schudleworth at Bhawnee Priday.
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Joseph Wright
John Ftason
Schley Rosy
Morghin Walters
Jessie Schlingerlman
Glousster
Ralph Flier
Orietta Fitzer
Hemlock
and Afra
Barnett
Edward Perguaon
A. C. Kuhn
Zonsasville
Pearl Roberts, Sehlingerman
Ednet
Gara Fraaure
Schudleworth
Bhawnee Priday
Glouster Council Approves Purchase of Used Truck
Glouster council at a regular meeting authorized buying a used truck for municipal use to aid work relief efforts. The decision followed discussions on funding, deposits, and potential bonds. A later get-together for local lodge members is announced with a public program.
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Glouster Council
Oressnet
Ptrest pWwaric
Gily
Pemnicit
Pallfitian
Fensibie
Jack Aonville
Dung
Tire Dar Partment
Board of Public
Attis Ptoe
Corasiiman Thomas
Cowie
Gage Erider
Mart Ulguepe
Liel
Thea Fed Mew
Posa~ Hhentas
Amesville Falls to J. T. Boys and Girls in Close Games
Amesville was defeated by the J. T. boys and by the girls in Friday night action. The boys struggled from the field while J. T. built a lead, and the Amesville girls were held to limited scoring as J. T. tightened defense. Alberta Raber stood out for Amesville, while Lipotwia led J. T. with six points.
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Amesville
J. T. Girla
Alteast
Wil
Heck
Kuhnn
Bangerip
J. P. Veya
Qhunan
Flu
J.T. Boys
Amory
Witleke
J. T. Wir
Lipotwia
Andamon Watchets
Herbst
Entertains Club Meets at Main Street Home Thursday
Entertains Club Mes hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering at Main Street home with president Maps Bryson presiding. Members discuss society topics and plan future events as the group notes include several local residents and a forthcoming March meeting.
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P. T. A Honors Founders
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Harry Moore
Wellston
William Moore
Marle
Geradedina Parry
Jang Parry
C. N. Senders
Mid,field
Mes
Hubert Pendergrags
Rita Sua
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Marvey Courtney
Pomerny
Pendergrass
Margaret Smith
Akron
Midi
Hratuciky
Ern Adim
Groundhog
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Afuskat
Rutey
Gtobe
Lef de Sivure Alhwe
Professor X
Cehauncey
Greens Pun
Parent-Teacher Association
Virginia MacQuade
Torenn Mae Bisson
Milifela
Glenn Cannon
Yueh
Doris Flerbaugh
Ida Lekke
Gluaster
New Concord Falls
USA
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Mmre
Atathean Thayin
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Fred Landis
Atlas Store
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Entertains Club
Rothewall Grony
Reb
Rothwell
George
Martha Wislington
A. T. AL
Oakdale
Actuel House
Sam
Oy Goss
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