Jacksonville Council Resigns to Comply With Ruling
The Jacksonville council member H. R. Phillips resigns after a ruling that it is illegal for the board of education to hold office. A. Brinkley chosen to fill the vacancy beginning January 1. Phillips appointed to fill the vacancy and then reemployed as attorney.
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Jacksonville Council
H. R. Phillips
All Bricker
Ilegal
Ane Board of Education
A. Brinkley
Inis
Jacksonia
Sile
Phillips
George Wier
Marriage Announcement for Mal Yet(t) and Miss Smathers
The city announces the marriage of Mal yett and Miss Smathers of Buchtel. The ceremony occurred October 19 at Wells and the couple plan to reside in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Dunnett reside at 20 Maple Street. he is connected with the Gloucester water works and recently promoted to superintendent.
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Malyett
Junior Loyal Church Session Ends With Games and Bible Drill
The Junior Loyal group of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Williams home Monday evening with Lavon Faires presiding. After a Bible drill led by class teacher Mrs. ey, Edith Mae Henry and others hosted bingo and games. Refreshments were served to attendees including Alice Keith and Mary Ann Bailey. No party is planned for February. A Homer meeting is set for Mountville high school field Friday at 7 30.
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Alice Keith
Faires
Edith Mae Henry
Dorothy
Mary Stahl
Halbert
Florence Shepard
Gears
Elma Jean Smith
Mary Ann Bailey
Paul McAllister
Vera Kinney
Angers
Homer
High Filding
Mountville
Lodge Installs New Officers at Chickamauga Council
Chickamauga Council, Degree of Pocahontas, held installation of officers with council deputy Anna Winefordner presiding. Following the ceremony a potluck supper and social season were enjoyed. new officers include Wenonah and Nell Lawson, Janet Miller, Lena Westfall, Lucille Joseph, Mary Cheney, and others in roles of keeper, guard, scout, warrior, runner, and counselor.
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Chickamauga Council
Pocahontas
Anna Winefordner
Mary Vasko
Forest
Anna Mingus
Grace Mates
Josephine Miller
Jessie Shaner
Hazel McGirr
Bertha Carpenter
Gertrude Jewell
Arvella Veass
Emma Halbert
Lacy Waldeck
Mary Kinsell
Mary Bailey Honored With Surprise Party
Kathleen and Helen Vernon hosted a surprise party at Mrs CA Vernon’s home in Glouster for their cousin Mary Ann Bailey. Guests enjoyed games and gifts were given to the honoree. lunch was served to a list of attendees including Laura Lantz and Phyllis Jago.
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Glouster
Kathleen
Helen Vernon
CA. Vernon
Mary Ann Bailey
Laura Lantz
Phyllis Jago
Juanita Cunningham
Phyllis Kleinman
Sarah Wolf
Maxine Thompson
Virginia Skinner
Mary Mead
Mary Lee Thompson
Mary Logue
Marilyn Lantz
Lois Kinney
Charlene Webb
Dorothy Zimmer
Omitted Names Noted In Glouster Auxiliary Installation
Mrs Fay Skinner was installed as trustee but her name was omitted from the officers list for the new year of Glouster No 1 UMW of A Auxiliary. Also omitted was Mrs Ethel Brooks who was installed as chaplain.
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Glouster
Fay Skinner
UMW
Skinner
Ethel Brooks
Temperance Day Planned by WCTU and Loyal Temperance Legion
Temperance Day will be observed by the WCTU and the Loyal Temperance Legion at the M. EF Church basement Friday evening with a potluck supper at 6. All members are urged to attend.
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Nineveh Rebekah Lodge Meeting Friday In Jacksonville
Jacksonville notes announce The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Phillips for a regular session and social hour.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands’ Club
Nineveh Rebekah
Harold Phillips
Thursday's CBS Radio Program Listings
Radio schedule listing numerous acts and stations including Crosby Vallee Hayworth and More They present orchestras soloists and comic acts with The O Neils Weather report and news updates in a dense program rundown
Chauncey Boys and Girls Defeat Jacksonville Trimble
Chauncey Blue Devils win 21 to 13 over Jacksonville Trimble in a slow game with strong Chauncey defense. Chauncey girls pull a 27 to 18 victory led by Hintz with 10 points, their first over J-T in over six years. An Ames Bern matchup is set for Friday night in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
Jacksonville-Trimble
J-T
Hintz
Ames-Bern
Mrs M J Gardner in Chauncey suffers broken hip
Mrs. M. J. Gardner, 84, remains in serious condition after a fall at her Chauncey home last week that caused a broken right hip. Two daughters, Mrs. Ola Welling of Corning and Mrs. Grace Myers of Glouster, are assisting in her care. She previously broke her left hip five years ago.
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Chauncey
M. J. Gardner
Ola Welling
Corning
Grace Myers
Glouster
Lottridge and Carthage Two News Notes
Local social notes list numerous visitors and guests in Amesville Parkersburg and nearby towns. Attendees include Rev Charlies Fox and Mrs Fox, Mr and Mrs Homer Gist, Mr and Mrs LL Runnion and Harold, Miss Gertrude Johnson, and many others visiting friends and relatives.
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Charlies Fox
United Brethren Church
Fox
Fred Warner
Homer Gist
Ll. T. Runnion
Harold
Oryn Watkins
Amesville
Sadie McDaniel
Athens
Eber Russell
Earl Kincade
Rosa Bowers
Stewart
Catherine Bowers
Do. W. Townsend
Sylvia
H. S. Gist
Gertrude Johnson
Parkersburg
Frank Caldwell
Harvey Persons
Guy Dean
Alfred
Dean
Ill
Abe Burdette
Coolville
Charles Reynolds
W. A. Barnhill
Misa
Ida Atherton
Hoyt Hoskinson
South Canaan
Residents Suffer Ills and Recoveries in Chauncey Area
Mrs Wesley Lyman visits Columbus where daughter Dorothy Reiner is hospitalized in favorable condition. James McHarg remains seriously ill with heart trouble and influenza. James Lock and Mrs Arthur Sapp suffer illnesses with improvements and confinement. Gail Moore recovers from fall injuries and Lulu Smith Glass remains home nursing a broken knee.
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Chauncey
Wesley Lyman
Columbus
Dorothy Reiner
James McHarg
Lower Plains
James Lock
Arthur Sapp
Mill St
Gail Moore
Lulu Smith Glass
Main St
Seventeen Chauncey district mines reported for work
Seventeen mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work on Thursday. Mines listed include No. 5, No. 255, No. 90, No. 107, No. 219, No. 10X, Chauncey No. 25, Poston No. 6, Hocking, Black Diamond, Luhrig, Kimberly, Carbondale, Coonville, Salem Hollow, Lick Run and Ohio No. 1. Mines not reporting were No. 9, No. 24, No. 28 and No. 69.
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Hocking
Black Diamond
Luhrig
Kimberly
Carbondale
Coonville
Salem Hollow
Lick Run
Ohio
Frederick Stephenson Final Rites Held
Funeral services for 60 year old Frederick Stephenson were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Sugar Creek Church Chauncey with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial followed in Athens Union Street Cemetery. He was a lifelong Dover Township farmer survived by wife two sons William and Gordon Stephenson and daughter Vera Stephenson, plus brother Arthur and sister Mrs Williams.
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Frederick Stephenson
Peach Ridge
Sugar Creek
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Union St
Athens
Stephenson
Dover Township
Aaron Stephenson
William and
Gordon Stephenson
Vera Stephenson
Arthur Stephenson
Williames
Junior Class Meets Zion Baptist Sunday School Group
Mrs. Gerald McHarg hosted the Zion Baptist Church junior boys and girls Sunday afternoon at Grace Dicken’s home. A business session contests and games were followed by refreshments. Attendees included Ida Frances Gabriel Virginia Pearl Gabriel Bernice Gabriel Gladys Shields Thelma McHarg Ralph Langel Billy Joe Gabriel Robert Hale and Grace Dicken.
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Chauncey
Gerald McHarg
The
Zion Baptist Church
Grace Dicken
Ida Frances Gabriel
Virginia Pearl Gabriel
Bernice Gabriel
Gladys Shields
Thelma McHarg
Ralph Langel
Billy Joe Gabriel
Robert Hale
Rock Springs Notes Highlight Attendance and Local Events
Rev. Bert O Connor led services as Sunday School attendance reached 46 with several members boasting long perfect records. Pomeroy Orchestra members Ruth Morgan Betty Ivory and Richard Hartung are set for a Parkersburg radio broadcast Sunday at 1 PM. Rock Springs Grange officers were installed in Chester with Vernon Nease and Glenn Smith in key roles. Next Grange meeting is the fourth Friday in January.
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Rock Springs
Bert O'Connor
Cinda Arnold
Ruth Morgan
Elmer Bailey
Betty Ivory
Richard Hartung
Pomeroy Orchestra
Parkersburg
Chester
Harley Musser
Harrisonville
Vernon Nease
Glenn Smith
Fred Goeglein
Roy Eastman
Frances Folmer
Justice summons for murder trials in Lawrence County
Judges W R White W F Jones and B F Kimble from Gallia Vinton and Scioto counties are to sit at Ironton next week to hear one or two murder cases from Lawrence County. Frogs and snails are considered an appetizing dish by Frenchmen.
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W. R. White
Gallia County
W. F. Jones
Vinton County
B. F. Kimble
Scioto County
Ironton
Lawrence County
Franklin's 1747 electric dinner plan shocks historians
A fragment notes Benjamin Franklin planned an electric dinner in 1747. It describes an electric shock intended to kill a turkey, which would be roasted in an electric jack, then a fire started by an electric bottle.
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Benjamin Franklin
Lumbermen Ride Flume Rails Through BC Mountains
Lumber workers shoulder boards laid as makeshift rafts to ride down rain slick slopes in British Columbia. They slide along improvised flumes to carry logs toward sawmills, reaching the mills in a rapid, perilous descent.
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British Columbia
Glouster Schools End First Semester
The first semester in Glouster schools ends this week. The term will be half over Friday and grade cards will be issued on Friday of next week.
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Glouster
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