Barn Dance Planned at Chauncey Dover Gym
Plans proceed for an old-time barn dance on Friday January 19 from 8 to 12:30 at the Chauncey Dover High School Gymnasium to raise funds for Chauncey Dover school lunch rooms. A loud speaker will be installed by Everett Devore with calling by Earl Fitzpatrick and music by a local quartet led by Robert Thompson.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Everett Devore
Earl Fitzpatrick
Robert Thompson
Lester Dowler
Ray Tittle
Riley Brandon
Three Churches Join In Meeting Tonight Chauncey Event
Chauncey Church of Christ hosts Brotherhood Day with Greens Run and Millfield churches joining. Rev H B McCormick of Cleveland delivers an address broadcast locally, Everett Devore leads the local portion, Gilbert Courtney presides. Participants include Dan Johnson Pearl Henry Betty Courtney Elma Cass Andriew Simpkins H Cass Olbers Don Cannon Angie Fierbaugh Eileen Leake Ida Hill.
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Chauncey—Brotherhood
Chauncey Church of Christ
Greens Run
Millfield
H Cass
The
Chauncey Church
Ett Olbers
Don Cannon
Angie Fierbaugh
Eileen Leake
Ida Hill
Camp 87 Spanish War Veterans Meet in Athens
Mrs Helen Courtney and brother Charles S Bradfield gave humorous readings and with Miss Hazel Lahugh and Henry Cass formed a quartet for musical selections at a dinner meeting of 60 members of Athens County Camp No 78 and Ladies Auxiliary 64 Spanish American War veterans. Installation of officers followed the dinner and program arranged by the Camp Commander.
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Chauncey
Helen Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Hazel Lahugh
Henry Cass
Athens County
Condition Improves for Mrs Rosa Lopez in Marietta
The Plains resident Rosa Lopez was hospitalized in Marietta after ambulance transfer several days ago for pleurisy and pneumonia. She is reported to have improved.
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Chauncey
Rosa Lopez
Plains
Marietta
Daniel Fulton III Ill at Home in Millfield
Daniel Fulton III Chauncey is reported ill at his Millfield home amid a brief illness.
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Daniel Fulton III
Chauncey
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Oil Spills Duds Dampen Lincoln Unicameral Opening
State Senator John Boyle of Greeley Nebraska faced embarrassment when his suit was splashed with oil during a Falls City legislative trip. A merchant reportedly rolled out a barrel to help him clean up and attend the Lincoln session in modest style.
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John Boyle
Greeley
Neb
Lincoln
Boyle
Falls City
Birthday celebrations and community notes from Bidwell
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Adams hosted a six o'clock dinner for Pauline Adams and Margaret Donalds in honor of their shared ninth birthday. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. J L Coleman’s, with new officers elected, and several church groups planned gatherings for the week. Local residents report illnesses including Mrs. Lulu Burson, Mrs. Walter Wood, L D Freshcorn, Walling Corwin, and others, while P T A announces a program for Monday January 22.
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Bidwell
Amos Adams
Pauline
Margaret Donalds
Grover Donalds
Charles Queen
Bobby
Dolly
Lee Dauber
Lucille
Ollie Belle
Hazel Myrtle
Margaret
Paul
Chauncey Sprague
Virginia
Tommy
T. J. Moore
Marguerite Moore
Adams
Kenneth Adams
Ethyl Walter
Ladies Aid Society
Bidwell M. E. Church
J. L. Coleman
Emily Boatman
Floyd Welkere
Nelle Crouse
Westerman M. E. Church
Earl Smeltzer
Evergreen
Lulu Burson
Walter Wood
L. D. Freshcorn
Walling Corwin
Ted Moore
Dicky
Earl Moore
Russell Earl
P.T.A
Chauncey District Mines Press Under Cold Weather
The Chauncey district mines are busy as cold weather drives up coal demand. Eleven mines reported operating Wednesday including No 9 No 24 No 90 No 107 No 219 No 255 Poston No 6 Chauncey N Y 25 Carbondale Coonville and Kimberly. The Plains Workers Alliance Local G 2542 to meet January 18 at 7 p.m. at The Plains School. Reverend Court ney and others from Chauncey and Meigs County attended a Church of Christ meeting in Wooster.
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Chauncey
Poston No
Chauncey N. Y
Carbondale
Coonville
Kimberly
the Plains the Plains
The
Workers Alliance
G-2542
Plains School
Columbus
Records of 1739 Show Workers Shared Profits
Salem New Jersey reports profits sharing at the first successful colonial glass plant founded in 1739 by Caspar Wistar a Prussian immigrant the plan allotted one third of profits to workers. The note adds that since World War II England and Wales built nearly 4 000 000 homes.
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Salem
N. J
Caspar Wistar
England and
Wales
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Dover
Standard Oil
Standard Oil CO
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Lerch Sono
Zenners
Gossard Foundation
Prince
Gossard
Henderson
Vassarette
van Husen
W Nook Union
Kayser
Fieldcrest
Zenner
Chatham
Beacon
Moire
Hassock
Jarman
RED Cross
Rhythm Step — Naturalizers
Suede Shoes
Oxfords
Chauncey District
Wooster
Gilbert Courtney
Wills
J. P. Miller
Meigs County
Church of Christ
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