Nelson School Intramural Basketball Recap
The article notes rural Nelson School intramural basketball nearing season end with Seniors leading the slate. Senior team features captain Ed Hickman and players Harry Cook Francis Cox John Huddy and Bob Ruflick. Juniors have few games and a bus-riding team will finish the season. Seventh and Eighth Grade players John Brooks Lew Chapman Jack Rothrock show future varsity material with Room 23 captained by Brooks.
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Nelson School
Ed Hickman
Harry Cook
Francis Cox
John Huddy
Bob Ruflick
Varsity
John Brooks
Lew Chapman
Jack Rothrock
Room 23
Boys Learn Leadership and Sportsmanship
Amos McCollum notes that boys gain experience in leadership and sportsmanship. They learn to train body and mind to act with coherence, gaining physical and mental exercise.
City Schools Report Busy January Activities and Welfare Work
Mrs Cavanaugh visits schools to monitor health and nutrition. Eighty five grade children receive cod liver oil and tomato juice daily with noticeable gains. Eight high students wear glasses. ten absent due to clothing lack. Anita Hall notes January 2 opening after Christmas break. sixty high absentees. two teachers traveled Florida. one ill. Girls intramural basketball has 185 players. Hobby Club develops hobbies and mechanical skills.
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Anita Hall
Horch
Florida
Roger Wolfe
Chauncey Church Women Meet for Bible Class
Fifteen members and one visitor, Mrs. Goldie Fielder, attended Wednesday afternoon as Mrs. Cheries Bradfield hosted the Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ. Reports by Mrs. Floyd Nye and secretary Mrs. John Shafer and treasurer Mrs. Guy Gardner were given. The program, led by Mrs. Burg Johnson, included several speakers and a vocal duet by Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Brookins. Refreshments were served. Zion Church Chauncey to hear Rev. Guss Graham Sunday at 7 pm with 9:30 am Sunday School and 10:30 am praise service. Wednesday prayer at 7 pm. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Goldie Fielder
Cheries Bradfield
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
John Shafer
Guy Gardner
Burg Johnson
L. H Pendergrass
J. L. Ferguson
Peter Rankin
Zion Church
Guss Graham
Free Will Baptist
Chauncey Grade Schools Set Carnival for Reading Circle Fund
Chauncey Jan 11 Teachers and pupils sponsor Monday night carnival in the high school gym to raise funds for Reading Circle books. Fantye King is principal. Tim Dodrill announces birth of nine pound son Joe Edward Dodrill on Saturday Jan 5.
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Chauncey
Fantye King
Tim Dodrill
Joe Edward Dodrill
Mines Idle Across CHAUNCEY District Amid Slowdown
Fourteen mines in the CHAUNCEY area report idle status including Chauncey No 25 and Hocking. Active mines listed are No 68, No 24, No 68, No 9, No 28, No 255, Mush Run No 8, Poston No 6, Lubiig, Kimberly, Lick Run, Carbondale, Coonville and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Hocking
Mush Run
Poston
Lubiig
Kimberly
Lick Run
Carbondale
Coonville
Black Diamond
Surprise Birthday for Chauncey-Gilbert Childress
Tendered surprise party at the Childress home near Chauncey after basketball practice at Chauncey-Dover High School. Friends gathered to celebrate with a cake by Agnes Garrett, music and dancing, gifts for the guest of honor, and a plate lunch served by Mrs. Childress and Ella Locke.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Childress
Russell Childress
Chauncey-Dover High School
Agnes Garrett
Fowler Opens Series of Bible Lectures
Dr. W H Fowler pastor of the First Methodist Church opened a Wednesday night series on the Letters of Saint Paul to a large audience. He noted Pauls letters form a quarter of the New Testament and express early Christian thought as well as literature. The second lecture will discuss Philippians. The Church Board approved personal evangelism plans and a Home Department to contact inactive members. J D Cooper named chairman of the new program committee. The board agreed to bi monthly meetings on the second Wednesday at 8 30 p m. The last note recalls that Russian WWI soldiers used others rifles when scarce.
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Saint Paul
W. H. Fowler
First Methodist Church
Philippians
Fowler
J. D. Cooper
Special train schedule changed for Hocking Valley delegation
The Democratic special to carry a Hocking Valley delegation to Columbus for Governor Davey's inauguration is rescheduled. The train departs Athens at 8:00 a.m., Nelsonville at 8:22, Logan at 8:40, arriving in Columbus by 10:00 a.m., with return from Columbus at 11:00 p.m. The Nelsonville High School Band will lead the inaugural parade, and the trip is sponsored by the Athens County Donahey-Davey New Deal Club.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Nelsonville High School
Athens County
Donahey-Davey New Deal Club
Tide Flood Volume Rivaling Weeklong U.S. Rainfall
In six hours the Bay of Fundy tide delivers as much water as the United States receives in rain over seven days. This extraordinary comparison highlights the Bay’s immense tidal flow relative to national rainfall totals.
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Bay of Fundy
United States
End the lingering cough with Bronchuline Emulsion
A quick remedy advertisement urges readers to visit Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store for Bronchuline Emulsion. It claims a strong emulsion attacks the cough at its source and guarantees results.
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Quick
Cut Rate
Adv
Ovaltine Featured as Sleep Aid and Vitality Booster
An advertisement promotes Ovaltine as a drug free sleep aid and daily tonic. It claims easy digestion and nourishing properties for nerves brains and body tissues while you sleep. It notes wartime use for invalid soldiers and urges readers to buy two cans or mail for trial supply.
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