Woman's Music Club meets at East State Street home
The Woman's Music Club convened Monday at Mrs. F. D. ytc's 218 East State Street with a program featuring piano solos, choral singing, and a paper on Modern Tendencies in Modern French and Italian Music. Accompaniments were by Miss Vera Boerd and Miss Irene Witham, and current events closed the program. Separately, guests visited during the week including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kenney and relatives from Murray City Pleasanton Norwood Corning Chauncey and Corning, with Mrs. Howard McCutcheon and daughter Donna Mae joining Miss Authorene Laughlin in the Telephone Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
F. Dytc
East State Street
Jean
Williams
Grace Cushman
Anne Fitzgibbon
Ravel
Vera Board
Ferrari
Holm
Helen Hedden
Mary Ness
Vera Boerd
Irene Witham
Melvin Kenney
Theodore Thomas
Murray City
Wayne Kenney
Pleasanton
Cyrus Gilmore
Norwood, O
Earl Hashman
Charles
Chauncey
Howard McCutcheon
Donna Mae
Corning
Authorene Laughlim
Esther Class Losers Hostesses to Winners
Mrs. Cameron Crossen and Mrs. William Connett led the Esther Class contest of the Christian Church with Crossen as winner. A pot luck dinner and program featured impersonations, a play titled Mra. Buttermilk and son John going to Maura, and a Who's Who winner, Miss Etta Johnson. Guests included visiting families and local residents at 17 Palmer Street and Morris Avenue hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Crossen
William Connett
Christian Church
BD. A. Bardin
William Davidson
Mra. Buttermilk
John
Maura
Rardin
Fred Lee Tom
Etta Johnson
Four Accused In Corning Thefts In Ohio Report
Four alleged shoplifters face three charges each in Corning with bonds totaling 2400 dollars. Dora Windle Alfred Windle Mrs Frida Hickman and Mrs Elizabeth Stump, all of Glouster, are held after a loot cache was found along a by road following store visits. A New Straitsville man and two local youths face separate jail time for other robberies in the county. Andrew Allen and several Carpenters from Athens and Logan stores were in Pittsburgh on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
HE. M. Braddock
John Monahan
Monahan
Vern Dunlap
Sun- Gay Creek
J. W. Newberry
Glouster
Dora Windle
Alfred Windle
Freda Hickman
Elizabeth Stump
Crand
Corning
New Straitsville
Frank Donaldson
Girmesea
Carl
Gilbert Helwig
John Farbearn
Sunnyside
Pot Luck Supper to Benefit Run School Supports Talks
A pot luck supper is planned for Wednesday February 25 at Run School. Talks will be given by the county attendance officer and Professor Aguas. All proceeds from the event will go to the school.
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Aguas
Toes Fractured At Hollister Mine Incident
Arch Sweeney of Hollister suffered two fractured toes at Luhrig mine when a bar slipped while moving a coal machine. The great toe fractured in two places and the adjacent toe in one. He received medical care and was sent home. He will be unable to work for five or six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Arch Sweeney
Hollister
Luhrig
Sweeney
Fines Paid and Hospitalization Status Reported in Glouster
Glouster reports Tom Love jailed in Athens after failing to pay a 24.40 fine and costs from a drunkenness charge. Emmette Carter taken to Grant Hospital for observation. Stoecklion Specials to face Murray City Legion in basketball. local births noted. Washington's Birthday observed with office closures and no mail.
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Glouster
Court of Justice
C. W. Wilson
Tom Love
Hunterdon
Athens
Love
G. H. Love
Henry Williams
Wilson
Emmett Carter
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Carter
Elias
Herb Armstrong
Washington
Remarkable remedy claims relief for neuritis and rheumatic pains
A doctor-backed prescription named Nurito is advertised as a powerful, harmless cure for neuritis arthritis neuralgia and other aches. It promises pain relief for all ages with a money back guarantee if the worst pain isn’t alleviated. Sold in drug stores with a trial offered today.
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Nurito
Mariam Class Hosts Bunco Night at Richland Avenue
Miss Bernice Davis and Miss Neil Weber hosted the Mariam Class of the Christian Church Monday night at Miss Davis home on Richland Avenue. After the business meeting bunco was played with Helen Stokoe winning high score and Rowena Sprout taking the consolation. The evening included dancing and songs with piano and ukulele, with George Washington birthday themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Davis
Neil Weber
Christian Church
Miss Davis
Richland Avenue
Bunco
Helen Stokoe
Rowena Sprout
George Washington
Missionary Tea At Mrs Kerrs Home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church hosts an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. M. M. Kerr, 35 West Washington Street, Thursday from 3 to 5 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Episcopi Church
M. M. Kerr
West Washington Street
Women's Relief Corps guests in Nelsonville event marked by talks
Eighteen members of the Women's Relief Corps attended a Nelsonville gathering hosted by Phil Kearney Corps with a patriotic service, short talks by Mrs. Fryburger Mrs Haning and Mrs Cross and readings by Fryburger. The event honored Washington's Birthday with suitable refreshments and arrangements. Attendees included named members from Athens and Nelsonville. A tea by Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter drew Mrs Davis and Mrs Dean, while a separate death visit brought Mr and Mrs McWhorter and family from Akron for the death of Mrs Vira Knowlton. A Presbyterian Church Woman's Bible Class social is scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Phil Kearney
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Order
Fryburger
Mary Haning
Flora Boring
Augusta Finsterwald
Mary Fryburger
Lulu Cross
Mary Root
Emma Cochran
Elizabeth Crouch
Laura Woodruff
Blanche Root
Althea Hunter
Vinnie Johnson
Mary Dicken
Julia Thorne
Martha Hulbert
Mary Ashworth
Myrtle Cass
Bertha Bobo
G. W. Gibbs
W. W. Kelly
Val Davis
Frank Dean
John Hill
E. E. Bell
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
Davis
Legion Hall
Dean
Woman's Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Nabby Lee Ames DAR Washington Day Program Observed
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday afternoon at 256 East State Street to present What America Is Because of Washington. Hostesses included Mrs. Henry Link and others. Sally Link greeted guests in Washington attire. papers on Washington and the President General's message were read by Mrs. H L Miller and Mrs. E B Acomb. Ladies Auxiliary Eagles to Host Card Party Thursday Evening at Eagles Club Rooms Court and Carpenter Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry Link
East State Street
Taylor
Coolville
Helen Lawrence
BE. B. Acomb
H. L. Miller
W. L. Gard
Sally Link
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Athens Aerie, Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Eagles Club
Corner Court
Carpenter Streets
Betsy Ann Cargo Steamer Departs Marietta Wharf
The steel hull packet Betsy Ann commanded by Captain Frederick Way moved down the river from Marietta’s wharf on Sunday afternoon with a large cargo. It remained for about an hour unloading and loading freight before preparing to sail up from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh next Thursday afternoon.
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Marietta
Frederick Way
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
French Play To Be Given Wednesday At Ohio U
A one act bilingual comedy La Faim Est Un Grand Inventeur will be staged at Ohio University Wednesday morning under Miss Mary Noss. The humorous play set in a rural French village features two American doughboys trying to communicate with locals, with a cast including Dick Bob Kenner Agnew Wonnie Harrison M Crabuchet inn keeper Joseph McCullough Marie Colette Alice Kirkup Muriel Derman Pierre Fred Preston and Mme Crabuchet DeLoris Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Mary Noss
Dick and
Bob
Kenner Agnew
Wonnie Harrison
M. Crabuchet
Joseph McCullough
Marie
Colette
Alice Kirkup
Muriel Derman
Pierre
Fred Preston
Mme. Crabuchet
DeLoris Cherry
Chauncey Junior Class Plans Chintz Cottage Play
Chauncey Dover High School junior class to present Chintz Cottage, a three act comedy, on February 25 and 26 at 8 0 clock in the high school gym. Miss Woith Wilson directs the production with scenery arranged for a top tier Chauncey show. Tickets are on sale at the post office and through class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey High
Woith Wilson
Birthdays for Chauncey Glancy couple observed in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glancy of Orbiston celebrated their birthdays on Sunday at daughter Mrs. George W. Thompson’s home in Columbus. Mrs. Glancy turned 67 and Mr. Glancy 76 as relatives and friends gathered including Kate Blackston Josephine Brown Camp Searls Robinson Daniels Kaiser Shaw and McManaway among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. B. Glancy
Orbiston
George W. Thompson
Oak Street
Columbus
Kate Blackston
Joseph
Josephine
William T. Brown
Carson Camp
Ruth
Frank Searls
Ben
Emmett Robinson
Nellie Daniels
Ruth Kaiser
Lucy May
George W. Shaw
Frances
Rose McManaway
Banfield Family Visits in Orbiston. Illness Slightly Improved
Mrs. Clifford Banfield and children from Chauncey visited in Orbiston to see Mr Banfield s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Banfield and Henry Banfield Jr The Banfields then visited Mr and Mrs James Salyers of Hollister Elaine Salyers was present Mrs Banfield is Elaine s aunt The Plains Feb 24 The Rev Ervin Manning Chauncey will fill the Nazarene pulpit at The Prime Wednesday at 730 pm Members and friends urged to attend
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Chauncey
Clifford Banfield
Ganol
Betty Lou
Clifford Jr
Orbiston
Mr. Banfield
Henry Banfield
Henry Banfield Jr
Banfield
James Salyers
Elaine
Hollister
Salyers
the Plains
Ervin Manning
the Church of the Nazarene
Priine
Herbert McDonald Returns From Columbus Hospital
Herbert McDonald has returned to his home in The Plains from Grant Hospital in Columbus after an operation on his foot.
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the Plains
Herbert McDonald
Columbus
Grant Hospital
McDonald
Millfield Church of Christ to Host Benefit Chicken Supper
Millfield church members announce a Wednesday evening benefit chicken supper at the church with serving starting at 5 o clock. Proceeds will aid church programs and community service efforts in the Millfield area.
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Millfield
Personal visit highlights region society circuit
Anna Belle Anderson of Murray City and Earl Jones with the Misses Grace and Ellen Jones of Nelsonville spent Sunday in The Plains visiting Mrs. Lucy Surgeon and daughter Mrs. Floyd Linscott, joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Channell and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Anderson
Murray City
Earl Jones
Grace
Ellen Jones
Nelsonville
the Plains
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
W. C. Channell
Walter Wharton
Chauncey Funeral Notices Reach Nearby Towns
Mrs B G Cooper and Mrs Bert Adams of The Plains traveled to Chauncey Monday for the funeral of Wilma Louise West three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward West. Mr Fred Lee Tom of Athens attended burial services for Nathaniel Hibbard at Nye Cemetery in Chauncey. Ray Michael and Floyd Linscott of The Plains visited Columbus Sunday. Henry Osborne reported ill at his Ellis Avenue home. Mrs Osborne has been able to be out again. Mrs Kate Blackston and her son Joe of Columbus visited Chauncey Monday with Mr and Mrs G B Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Cooper
Bert Adams
the Plains
Chauncey
Wilma Louise
Edward West
Fred Lee Tom
Athens
Nathaniel Hibbard
Nye
Ray Michael
Floyd Linscott
Columbus
Henry Osborne
Ellis Avenue
Osborne
Kate Blackston
Joe
G. B. Courtney
Explosion Destroys Home in St Louis. Five Feared Buried
An explosion demolished a one story residence in western St Louis at 2 15 am today. Police said five may be buried in the debris but neighbors claim the family including three young children left yesterday and have not returned. The house was occupied by an Ital- ese family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.R
Ital
That Stiff Swollen Joint Needs Help
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a quick fix for stiff swollen joints with claims of fast pain relief and swelling reduction. It promises strong penetration and guarantees results with a 69 cent tube at druggists.
Unclear Reason Found For Family’s Expressive Moment
A report notes a family who moved in recently showed an unexplained expression. The article provides limited details on what caused the reaction and what followed.
Schwab Sees Business Improvement After Cuba Vacation
New York Feb 24 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel reports business steadily and gradually improving after two weeks vacation in Cuba. He said conditions are improving as he returned to duty and outlined cautious optimism about the steel industry's near term prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cuba
End a Cough In a Hurry with Pinex Mixture
A home remedy claims to quickly ease stubborn coughs by supplying 214 ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle with sugar syrup to form a three step cure. It alleges loosening phlegm, soothing inflammation, and systemic absorption to relieve bronchial troubles.
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Mrs. Forsyth
Woman’s Music Club
Esther
J. V. Anthony
William Anthony
Palmer Street
Anthony
Silvis, Ill
Continental Ice Company
Herbert Anthony
BE. BE. Dean
Ethel Anthony
Ted
East Liverpool
W. C. Aber
Huntington
W. Va
C. M. Copeland
Morris Avenue
Sunday Creek Valley
W. A. Tas
Aesident
Perry County
Tos
Pittsburga
Aster
Andrew Allen
Ager
Carpenter Hard Ware
O. A. Carpenter
Arthur Allen
Nells
A. H. Carpenter
Logan
Goose Run
Luhrig Mine
County Jaiil
Murray Glouster
Stoecklion Specials
Murray City Legion
Murray City High School
Modoc
Harvey Reeves
Leo Tate
W. R
Victor McWhorter
Harry McWhorter
Russell Ellis
William
Akron
Vira Knowlton
Mineral
William Tom
Chillicothe
Knowlton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mase
Washington Day
Chauncey Millfield
Charles 8. Bradfield, JR
Mrs. Banfield
Baby
Stevens
E.F. Sells
North Court St
Smart & Son
Chauncey, Ohio
W. State
W. Union St
Wed
Taddock
Nice
Ian
Schwab
Woodworth's
Bridge Table
Woodworth
Candy and Gift Shop
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