Sixteen Mines Working In Chauncey Field Today
Sixteen mines operate in Chauncey district as Poston No 6 Millfield No 725 Chauncey and Hocking lead activity. The list includes Luhrig Lick Run Hocking No 125 Chauncey No 9 No 52 LD Poston Black Diamond No 69 No 20 No 24 No 28 Poston No 6 Ohio No 1 No 90 and No 10x.
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Chauncey
Poston No
Millfield
Chauncey and
Hocking
Luhrig
Lick Run
L. D
Poston
Ohio
Bible Class Meets Twenty Present At Chauncey Church Event
Twenty members of the Christian Woman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Charles Ogg on Jacobs Avenue. Two visitors attended along with Rev. Miles Hoon and Mrs. Bess Mutchmore. Mrs. Floyd Nye presided. Miss Helen Howard and Mrs. Bertha Helsel won contests during social hour.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Charles Ogg
Jacobs Avenue
Miles Hoon
Bess Mutchmore
Floyd Nye
Elizabeth Knode
Hoon
Rankin
Helen Howard
Bertha Helsel
Dane Sosborne
C. W. Ferrel
T. R. Hammilteh
Charles Bradfield
Lee Schoonover
Guy Brookins
Neal Helse
Chas. Sweeney
Elizabeth Ade
Peter Rankin
Elen Howard
Charles S Ogg
Cotton Pickers To Visit New Marshfield
Chauncey Jan 28 Chauncey Cotton Pickers Minstrels gave their entertainment at the Sanders Theater in Millfield Wednesday night. They will perform in New Marshfield tonight at the K of P Building. The show is reportedly well received this year.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Cotton Pickers Minstrels
Sanders Theater
Millfield
New Marshfield
K. of P
Cottage Prayer Meeting at Morristown Church
Weekly Morristown Holiness Church gathering to be held tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Walton in Morristown.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
Frank Walton
Chauncey Millfield The Plains News Brief
A terse staff note from The Messenger reports Chauncey and Millfield in The Plains as the latest news outlets with contact details including a Messenger staff correspondent and a phone line.
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C. 8. Bradfield, Jr
Messenger
Chauncey
Millfield
the Plains
Chauncey PTA Plans Scout Troops With Athens Leaders
Chauncey High School auditorium hosts a large PTA meeting led by President Mrs. A L Preston. Discussion covers forming boy and girl scout troops with guest Athens scoutmasters and speaker Mrs. T M Wolfe addressing child welfare work.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
A. L. Preston
Reverend W B Taylor to Speak at Chauncey Church Event
The Rev W B Taylor of the First Church of Christ Jackson Ohio will speak at the Christian Men's Brotherhood meeting at Chauncey Church of Christ on Tuesday night February 9. William C Merritt, president of the Brotherhood, will preside and a large turnout is expected.
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Chauncey
W. B. Taylor
First Church of Christ
Jackson
Ohio
Christtian Men’s Brotherhood
Chauncey Church of Christ
William C. Merritt
Brotherhood
Chauncey Bridge Club Sees Two Tables In Semi Monthly Party
Mrs Theron Goodson hosted a semi monthly bridge party at Ellis Avenue Chauncey with two tables. Lena Wilson won first place Edith Wilson second. Sarah Thomas attended as a guest. Members present included Mrs Ralph Brown Mrs Earl Bridgewater Miss Ruth Fiske Miss Eleanor Minister Miss Lena Willson Miss Edith Wilson and Mr Goodson.
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Chauncey
Theron Goodson
Ellis Avenue
Lena Wilson
Edith Wilson
Sarah Thomas
Ralph Brown
Earl Bridgewater
Ruth Fiske
Eleanor Minister
Lena Willson
Goodson
Chauncey Family Hosts Liberty Hill Visitors
Mrs. Elize Beth Phillips and her son Elmer of Chauncey entertained Wednesday with guests Ave Mason and his sons Clyde and Willard from Liberty Hill Ohio.
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Chauncey
Elizebeth Phillips
Elmer
Ave Mason
Clyde and
Willard
Liberty Hill
Ohio
Glouster Days Planned By Village Merchants
Glouster merchants plan Glouster Days this Friday and Saturday to attract shoppers. Stores display pennants to call attention to the event. Officials anticipate Glouster Days becoming a regular feature about six times yearly.
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Glouster
Four Plea Guilty Result in Fines in Jacksonville
Four men arrested Sunday night by Marshal Francis Barrett were arraigned before Mayor Joe Judson on intoxication charges. All pled guilty and were fined $14.60 each including costs. John Withem Leo McMenamy and Il Ginnan arranged payments, while Hol Kempton will work off his fine on the streets.
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Jacksonville
Francis Barrett
Joe Judson
John Withem
Leo McMenamy
Il Ginnan
Hol"Kempton
Former Glouster Girl Dies in Detroit Hospital
Miss Mary Morgan about 20 years old died in a Detroit hospital after an appendicitis operation. The body will return to Glouster for funeral services at the Church of Christ at 2 pm with Rev. M. S. Scharge officiating. Burial in Glouster Cemetery. Miss Morgan was a former resident of Glouster. her mother and brother reside there.
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Glouster
Mary
Detroit
Jack Adams
Adams
Morgan
Club Initiates Glouster Students This Week
Thirteen senior students and two second year students were initiated into the club this week. Initiates include Dortha McDonald Nina Brunton Gladys Sikorski Thelma Mae Doddison Ruth Darling Caryll Hoffman Suzanne Gingerelli Dorothy Gee Bertha Williams Edmund Beshara Garner Elmer Jones and Paul.
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Glouster
Monsieur
Madamellé
DorthacDonald
Nina Brunton
Sen- Gladys Sikorski
Thelma
Ma Mae Doddison
Ruth Darling
Post
Caryll Hoffman
Suzne Gingerelli
Dorothy Gee
Bera Willams
Edmund Beshara
Garner
Elmer Jones
Paul
Rutter Funeral To Be Held Friday In Bishopville
Alex Rutter of Oakdale died Tuesday at 59 from stomach cancer after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 a.m. led by Rev. M. S. Rogers of the Church of Christ, with burial in Bishopville Cemetery. He leaves a wife and three daughters, Mrs Len Stires of Oakdale and Anna and Bertha at home. He lived in Trimble Township most of his life.
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Glouster
Alex Rutter
Oakdale
M. S&s. Rogers
Church of Christ
Bishopville
Len Stires
Anna
Bertha
Rutter
Trimble Township
Mrs Lydia Kittle To Visit Family In Athens And Crooksville
Jan 28 note that Mrs Lydia Kittle of Trimble departs this week to spend the winter with her children in Athens and Crooksville and plans to return home for the summer.
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Trimble
Lydia Kittle
Athens
Crooksville
Vandals Target Maplewood Cemetery Plants
Complaints rise over theft of plants and artificial flowers from Maplewood Cemetery graves. Containers have been broken to remove offerings. Authorities vow action and say an example will be made of anyone caught vandalizing the site.
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Glouster
Maplewood
Rose seeks probate permission to sell Spooner estate
George W. Rose as administrator filed in Glouster probate court for authority to sell the deceased Mary Spooner’s Front Street residence. Heirs are said to reside in Michigan and Indiana according to the petition.
Glouster bowler Gormely places fifth in Newark sweepstake
Bryan Gormely of Glouster finished fifth in a sweepstake bowling tournament in Newark with a score of 831 across four games. About 186 bowlers entered, with Columbus contestants taking other prizes. Three more local bowlers from Glouster also competed but did not place.
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Glouster
Bryan Gormely
Newark
Columbus
Community Notes From Glouster And Surrounding Areas
Social rounds across Glouster Trimble Derthick and nearby towns feature visits by Mrs. Raymond Mulpas, Raymond Davis, Mrs. Clarence Winn and daughters Lillie and Hazel, Jesse Witham, Mrs. Fred Hefkin and children, and many others. Local births, ill health, and weekend gatherings mark a bustling week with relatives and friends visiting at homes in Millfield Cambridge Greens Run Athens Zanesville and Derthick.
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Raymond Mulpas
McDougal
Raymond Davis
Ironton
Clarence Winn
Lillie
Hazel
Glouster
William Davis
Jesse Witham
Bishopville
Sherely Northrop
Fred Hefkin
Jene
June
Billy
Dora Hefkin
Harold Blower
Millfield
John Hooper
Chester Davis
Cambridge
Davis
Carl Welling
Vernice
P. H. Willeke
Trimble
James Trace
Fred Zimmers
Bud Trace
Emmett Olbers
Greens Run
Helvin Kutta
Fred Heskin
West Virginia
Minnie Keck
Athens
William Arrowman
Dan Cox
Derthick
Darrel Witham
Porter Conaway
Della Chalfant
Billy and
Emmett Jr
Fred Olbers
Weekend Socials Highlight Trimble Smithtown and Surroundings
Miss Mildred Smith spent a weekend with her brother in law and sister the Mullins in Trimble. Several guests attended birthday dinner for niece Lucille Carter of Smithtown hosted by Frank and Wilma Davis and included Carter family Jones guest Kenneth, and Harvey Smith household. Additional visits feature Ras Able with Laura Carpenter in Federal and Elton Pedicord from Thornville, Arah Drake with Leslie Gardner at Mountville, Cora Householder and Walter Parks family in Jacksonville, Oscar Artrup of Glouster with C N Pedicord, Will Browman of Derthick with Jesse Withem, Elsie Murphy with her children visiting Arenee Ahle, and Lucille Carter visiting again with James Carter.
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Mildred Smith
Roy Mullins
Trimble
Frank Davis
Luecille Carter
Smithtown
Garfield Carter
James Carter
John
Kenneth Jones
Wilma
Lester Smith
Harvey Smith
Ras Able
Laura Carpenter
Federal
Elton Pedicord
Thornville
Arah Drake
Leslie Gardner
Mountville
Cora Householder
Walter Parks
Walter Lee
Jacksonville
Charles Milhoan
Oscar Artrup
Glouster
C. N. Pedicord
Will Brrowman
Derthick
Jesse Withem
Elsie Murphy
Arenee Ahle
Lucille Carter
Retarding Farm Work Amid Heavy Rains In Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg reports continued rain hampering field labor this past week. Rev. Bennington preached at Mt. Herman on Sunday morning to a fair sized crowd and held services at Oak Hill in Washington County at 9 30. Miss Lucile Aldridge returns to high school after illness. Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson of Amesville visited with Mr and Mrs Clarence Kerns Sunday. Chicken thieves operate locally with a raid on John White s Carmel chicken house Friday night taking Rhode Island Reds. Mrs Forest Rus-
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Bennington
Mt. Herman
Oak Hill
Washington County
Lucile Aldridge
Arthur Thompson
Amesville
Clarence Kerns
John White
Carmel
Rhode Island
Forest Rus
Local Folks Visit Across Towns This Sunday
Mr and Mrs William Arrowman spent Sunday at BishopVille as guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Witham. Mr and Mrs Carl Welling and daughter Vernice visited friends at Amesville, along with Dwight Smith and Lewis Exline. Roland Mulpas and children Doris Gearsdean and Wilfred were guests Sunday from.
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Taylor Ridge News
William Arrowman
BishopVille
Jesse Witham
Carl Welling
Vernice
Dwight Smith
Lewis Exline
Amesville
Roland Mulpas
Doris
Gearsdean
Wilfred
Residents attend Amesville game and regional visits
Plantsville and Vera Strode attended a basketball game in Amesville on Saturday evening. Mrs. Strode and her children Burhl Vera Lenore and Lillian Bardin visited Nelsonville on Sunday. Pauline Dickson returned home after a two week stay with Mrs. Andrew North of Lathrop. A Taxpayers League meeting at Mt Hermon Church Saturday evening featured E H Wilson as speaker. B E Armstrong elected president with Karl Dickson secretary and Arch McCune treasurer. Dale Kenney traveled to Zanesville Tuesday seeking work. Marie and Pauline Dickson spent Sunday with Ruth Thompson.
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Sell
Plantsville
Vera Strode
Amesville
Karl Dickson
Arch McCune
Dale Kenney
Zanesville
Marie
Pauline Dickson
Ruth Thompson
Birthday greetings for Donald Staus and Eileen Byerly
January 28 marks birthdays for Donald Staus a Rufus Putnam Training School sixth grader and Eileen Byerly a fifth grader at East Side School. The notice extols their long string of happy birthdays and gentle years.
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Donald Staus
Eileen Byerly
Donald
Rufus Putnam
Eileen
East Side
Ohio Using Swarms of Bees to Pollinate Apple Blossoms
Ohio delegates report a growing use of imported honey bee swarms for pollinating apple blossoms. The practice, highlighted at the state beekeepers conference, reduces reliance on bumble bees as wild bee numbers fall. Ohio led the nation with about 11 million pounds of honey produced last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
South
American Honey Producers’ League
Ohio Beekeepers’ Association
Mercy Killer To Undergo Testing
Judge R. B. Putnam named a sanity commission to determine the mental condition of James Stenhouse who confessed to killing his 2-year-old son David. Doctors J. M. Jones and J. C. Elder of Millersburg were chosen to conduct the mental test with Judge Putnam presiding.
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Millersburg
R. B. Putnam
James Stenhouse
David
Dra. J. M. Jones
J. C. Elder
Putnar
Wood County Grand Jury Returns 36 Felony Indictments
Wood County grand jury at the January term returns 36 felony and two misdemeanor indictments. Among felonies are two counts each against four former Wood County Bank employees James Fleming R C Ward John Faris and Harley Cline charged with embezzlement of bank funds.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Wood County Grand Jury
Wood County Bank
James Fleming
R. C. Ward
John Faris
Harley Cline
Bladder Physic Promises Quick Relief and Sleep Restore
An advertisement touts BU KET S five grain tablets as a pleasant bladder physic that cleanses the bladder to ease nocturnal urination and irritation. It claims impurities and excess acids are driven out and offers a 25 cent test box from Cline Pharmacy with a money back guarantee after four days if not relieved.
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Cline Pharmacy
Adv
Child Wounded by Police Bullet in Gang Gunbattle
In New York a three year old, Howard Engle, was wounded by a ricocheting police bullet while a gunfight with three gangsters ended with their surrender. The child was in a perambulator and suffered a flesh wound. the gangsters were charged with grand larceny for stealing the car.
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New York
U.P
Howard Engle
Chatfield Village Runs Debt Free After Improvements
Chatfield, near Bucyrus, remains entirely debt free as funds cover all operating expenses without a current tax levy after a recent program of improvements.
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U.P
Chatfield
Ohio to strictly enforce night boat lights rule
Columbus, Jan. 28. State law requires boats on Ohio waters at night to carry lights. Conservation Commissioner William H. Reinhart announced a measure against night use of illegal fish traps and nets, noting most illegal fishing occurs after dark.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
William H. Reinhart
Ohio State Law Faculty Urges U S to Accept World Court
The entire Ohio State University law faculty led by Dean Hershel W. Arant sent a letter to Senator William E Borah urging the United States to adhere to the World Court. Eleven members signed the appeal.
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Columbus
U.P
Law
Ohio State University
Hershel W. Arant
United States
William E. Borah
United States protests France radio import quota
Washington reports the U S government has urged France to drop its planned quota on American radio imports. The exchange reflects U S concern over trade barriers affecting electronics from U S manufacturers.
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Washington
U.P
United States
France
How To Care For Varicose Veins Advertisement
An advertisement promotesEmer ald Oil as a remedy for varicose veins and ulcers. It instructs applying oil to swollen veins then binding the leg with a wide bandage from ankle to knee to stop pain and aid healing, claiming quick relief and guaranteed help.
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McKes Drug Company
Adv
Izaak Walton League To Broadcast Talks
The Izaak Walton League of America will broadcast brief talks on natural resource preservation and outdoor life with music by famous radio stars. The program airs Saturday January 30 from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m CST on 55 NBC stations coast to coast.
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United States
Izaak Walton League of America
Faous
NBC Associated
Roosevelt Defends Silence on Baker
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt said he is too busy with state affairs to comment on Newton D. Baker's League of Nations statement and insisted he is not pussyfooting on the issue or any other question. He emphasized the need to focus on New York matters.
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Albany
N. Y
Newton D. Baker
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Home Economics Class Meets Friday at The Plains School
The Plains School home economics class led by Mrs. T. M. Wolfe will meet at the school Friday at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
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the Plains
the Plains School
T. M. Wolfe
Propose More Speed in National Highway Work
Zanesville boosters from the Chamber of Commerce and Muskingum Motor Club along with Cambridge and New Concord representatives traveled to Columbus to urge Governor George White to accelerate National Highway improvements. They pressed for a 30 foot road within two years and a two year plan replacing the current five year timetable for Hebron to Cambridge.
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Zanesville
Fugitive Meigs County Man Admits Escape From Pen
Monroe Morris, 35, arrested at his Cone Road home Tuesday night, admits he is an escaped convict from the Ohio Penitentiary at Columbus. Convicted of manufacturing liquor in Meigs County, he served four months of a maximum five year term. He and his family had moved to a farm here. Prison guards will escort him back from Columbus.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Monroe Morris
Cone Road
Ohio
Columbus
Meigs County
Newspapers Prove Better Medium for Advertising Says Carver
Cincinnati January 28 A P Ralph L Carver of Los Angeles told the National Association of Merchant Tailors of America that newspaper advertising yields better returns than radio He cited the lack of illustrations on radio as a key hurdle to driving sales.
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Cincinnati
Ralph L. Carver
Los Angeles
Today
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Carver
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
Pleasant relief from constipation described with aging beauty and health decline. Claims olive tablets by Dr Edwards provide safe, gentle action without griping and promote cleansing of bowels and liver poisons. States vegetable compound available at 15c 30c and 60c in drugstores.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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