Class To Offer Monday Night Show
Be staged by hip class school with Herbert Browning played by Andriew Simpkins and a cast including Marion Ruth Fiske Dick Clifford Shafer Elinor Margaret Tippett Lizette Mary Stalder Mr Brficky Charles Bradford Jr Sarah Helen Courtney Meadows the butler Kenneth Nye Greta Edith Nye and Officer Kane Rankin Tickets may be purchased from Friendship Class members.
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Andriew Simpkins
Marion
Ruth Fiske
Clifford Shafer
Elinor
Margaret Tippett
Lizette
Mary Stalder
Mr. Brficky
Charles Btadfield, Jr
Sarah
Helen Courtney
Meadows
Kenneth Nye
Greta
Edith Nye
Officer Kane
James Rankin
Gone? A Brief Note on Weight Loss and Fatigue
A terse snippet suggests concerns about weight loss and nervousness, with pale appearance and fatigue. The fragment hints at possible illness or anxiety, but lacks context, sources, or names to confirm cause or actions taken.
Fragmented health ad copy on tonics and nourishment
The text promotes a so called tonic that purportedly improves blood oxygen and overall health. It mentions secretions and the body, claims doubled strength, and urges readers to seek drugs from stores for natural vitality and satisfaction.
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Troadtaay
Washington's Birthday Observed by Chauncey Eighth Grade
The Chauncey Schools eighth grade marked Washington's Birthday with a program led by Julia Johnson. Betty Jane Dickerson Elizabeth Schoonover Max Martin and Willis Whited organized the event featuring flag exercises a Washington address by Warren Hale and two group songs. Five short playlets featured many pupils including Mildred Graham Helen Tope Willis Whited Harvey Lennigar Betty Jane Courtney Julia Johnson Virgene Palmer Mamie Lou West Betty Dickerson Dorothy Lowery Ruth Mullins Ruth Schoonover Ellen Blackford Max Martin Earl Mulline Pearl Showalter Elizabeth Schoonover Edith Syckes Edith Rogers Jack Smith Elaine McKinney Elizabeth Gretz Beatrice Matheny Hazel Mingus Eileen Bullock Geraldine Mullins Dorothy Graham Fannye King supervised by teacher Fannye King.
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Betty Jane Dickerson
Elizabeth Schoonover
Max Martin
Willis Whited
Washington
Warren Hale
Mildred Graham
Helen Tope
Harvey Lennigar
Betty Jane Courtney
Julia Johnson
Virgene Palmer
Mamie Lou West
Betty Dickerson
Dorothy Lowery
Ruth Mullins
Ruth Schoonover
Ellen Blackford
Ellis Burton Funeral Held in Chauncey
Funeral services for Ellis Burton 51, longtime Chauncey resident, were conducted Monday at the M E Church by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. He was survived by his mother Mrs. Eliza Burton, three sisters, two brothers, and several out of town relatives from Chauncey Orbiston Jobs New Pittsburg and Cot.
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Chauncey
Ellis Burton
M. E
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Burton
Eliza Burton
Margaret Campbell
Mary Halliday
Orbiston
Robert Canter
Jobs
George
James Burton
John
William Halliday
Elizabeth Roberts
Joe Burton
New Pittsburg
Arthur Brown
Bernice
Phyllis
Wilma
Goldie Cunliffe
Iva Barbee
Kathryn
Birthday Surprise For Leta Mercer At Home
Chauncey Leta Mercer celebrated a surprise birthday Tuesday night at her home. Planned by Mrs Ate Miller and Mrs J D Henderson, the event included a potluck dinner and a cake baked by Mrs Miller. Guests from near Nelsonville joined in with gifts and afternoon quilting by several women.
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Chauncey
Leta Mercer
Ate Miller
J. D. Henderson
Chauncey Personalities Attend Family Visitation
Mrs. Frieda Smart and kin from Columbus and Athens visited Chauncey for the burial of Ellis Burton. Guests included Mrs. Goldie Cunliff Mrs. Iva Barber and daughter Kathryn Mr and Mrs Leo Cloud and children. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Williamson and children Jo Ann and Buddy and Mr and Mrs Leslie Bradfield and children Dorothy Ann and Mary Elinor.
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Chauncey
Frieda Smart
Goldie Cunliff
Iva Barber
Kathryn
Leo Cloud
Columbus
Ellis Burton
George Williamson
Jo Ann
Buddy
Leslie Bradfield
Dorothy Ann
Mary Elinor
Athens
Charles Bradfield
Thomas McGrady
Sugar Grove
Charles Clary
Clarence Russell
H. V. Masters
The
Plains Schools
Atlantic City
TKE Letters Burn In Observance Of Annual Tradition
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity repeats its annual ritual on East Hill with burning TKE letters ten by twelve feet high, visible from Court Street in Athens. Three dynamite charges accompany the display, a tradition since 1927, built by members and pledges despite near zero winds.
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East Hill
Court Street
Athens
Tau Kappa Epsiion
Athenians Share Log Cabin Home Near Albany
A log house named The Beeches near Townhouse Road four miles west of Albany is nearing completion as a recreation cabin. Athens residents Frank Cross Paul Kimes and Carl Roberts share ownership with their families. the property sits on about an acre with a beech grove and a semi circular road. The main room is 25 feet square with upstairs rooms, a 12 by 15 kitchen addition, two fireplaces and a stone chimney. A two car garage under the porch and a cistern are planned. a Warble name plate will be set in the chimney.
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Townhouse
Albany
Frank Cross
Paul Kimes
Carl Roberts
Athens
County Emergency Schools See Attendance Rise in February
Attendance rose in Athens County Emergency Educational Administration schools during February under the new FERA funded grant extending operations to June 30. The program now includes 32 teachers, about 1,000 students, and 138 preschool children across five nursery schools.
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FERA
E. 8. Haller
Margaret Laverty
Arch Knowlton
Athens
the Plains
Lathrop
Glouster
Jacksonville
Higgins
Tax Officials Visiting In County This Week
Investigators for the State Tax Commission are in Athens County this week checking coal mines and truckloads. They verify that direct sellers have vendors licenses and inspect records of coal shipments.
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State Tax Commission
Athens County
Ohio
Herman Exenkamper Dies at Jacksonville
Herman Exenkamper, 69, died at his Jacksonville home at 7:30 Thursday morning after a period of poor health since Christmas. He had breakfast and hoped to return to mining work soon. Survived by wife and nine children, including Mrs. Andrew Allen, Glouster, and Herman Exenkamper Jr., Jacksonville, plus three brothers and a sister.
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Herman Exenkamper
Exenkamper
Andrew Allen
Glouster
Dow McCune
Nelsonville
Waden Holmes
Arthur Kolp
Anna Exenkamper
Canton
Earl Mandrell
Lena Burgiss
Herman
John Exenkamper
Fred
Columbus
John
W. H
Josephine Weitzel
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Relief
Advertisement claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules flush poisons and acids from kidneys and relieve bladder irritation to stop night awakenings. It lists other symptoms such as burning passes, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.
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Haarlem
Flier Visits Athens Hospital Patient From Dayton
Ellis Chaney of the Army Hospital Corps flew from Dayton to Athens to visit his great aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Crouch who is convalescing at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a surgical operation. He formerly lived in Athens and attended local high school. The Army plane was piloted by an Aviation Corps lieutenant. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Holdcroft of near Amenville.
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Ellis Chaney
Army Hospital Corps
Athens
Dayton
Elizabeth Crouch
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chaney
Aviation Corps
Mary Holdcroft
Amenville
U. S. Closer to War Now Than for Years
Dr. Raymond Leslie Buell, head of the American Foreign Policy Association, told the Cincinnati Branch that the United States is closer to war, blaming the Roosevelt administration for building up navy and air forces in peacetime, with friction especially toward Japan.
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United States
Raymond Leslie Buell
New York City
Japan
American Foreign Policy Association
Pacific
Roosevelt
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