Chauncey Prepares for Plains and Greens Run Joins Rally
Chauncey Blue Devils chase a pair of weekend games starting Friday with a return clash against The Plains after an overtime win. Greens Run visits Chauncey Saturday as a hot streaking opponent, with Daugherty Nicholson Ross Smith and Carter to counter. Girls’ games feature two strong units and a prior Chauncey win over The Plains. The Past Chiefs Club meets at Main Street hosted by Mrs. William Caner with Thelma Linscott in charge.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Blue Devils
the Plains
Blue Devils
Greens
Daugherty
Nicholson
Ross
Smith
Carter
Invaders
Stanley
Osborne
Chauncey Girls
Plains
William Can
Main Street
Chiefs Club
Pythian Bisters
Thelma Linscott
Birthday Surprise Honored Chauncey Valetha Moore at Home
Valetha Moore was celebrated with a birthday surprise Tuesday night at her home. About 20 neighbors attended, bringing food and gifts while enjoying games and contests. Zelda Bratton baked the birthday cake for the occasion.
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Chauncey
Valetha Moore
Zelda Bratton
Chauncey Residents Attend Double Funeral in Nelsonville
A Chauncey gathering including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ferrel and others traveled to Nelsonville on Wednesday to attend the double funeral of Mrs. Robert Grimm and Mrs. Charles Maffin. The service was at the Church of Christ with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Ben Ferrel
Woodrow Ferrel
Frank Ferrel
Everett Ferrel
J. 9
Ferrel
Watt Ferrel
Bennie Ferrel
Mary Ferrel
Charles Sweeney
Sam Tippett
Gilbert Courtney
Charlies Bradfield
Peter Rankin
Mines in Chauncey and nearby districts resume activity
Fifteen mines are active today in the district after idle periods. Mines working include Chauncey No 25, Chauncey No 26, Hocking, Ohio No 1, Kimberly, Carbondale, Lick Run, Coonville, Luhrig, Black Diamond and others. Poston No 6 remains idle.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Poston No
Ohio
Kimberly
Carbondale
Lick Run
Chauncey No
Coonville
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Sunday School Elects Officers at Millfield
In the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School at Millfield officers were chosen with Orris Chadwell as Superintendent Leonard Simpson as assistant superintendent Clara Misner as secretary May Howard as treasurer Bertha Simpson as pianist Kathryn Gillispie as assistant pianist and Woodrow Simpson as librarian.
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Millfield
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Orris Chadwell
Leonard Simpson
Clara Misner
May Howard
Bertha Simpson
Kathryn Gillispie
Woodrow Simpson
Mohawk Liner Crash Details Highlight Steering Confusion
Mardy Polaner quartermaster aboard the Mohawk testified before a federal inquiry in New York about the crash caused by steering orders from Third Mate Jackson. He said confusion in the engine room followed the abandonment of the automatic steering apparatus as the Talisman collision occurred.
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Mardy Polaner
Mohawk
Talisman
New York
Jackson
Boy Meeks Undergoes Ear Operation At Sheltering Arms
Richard Earl Meeks, 6, of Broadwell, had an ear operation yesterday at Sheltering Arms Hospital and is reported in good condition today. An unrelated note mentions an albatross trap of natural formation in Australia with birds crashing into a cliff due to low wind.
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Richard Earl Meeks
Broadwell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Australia
Five year old Smathers dies of diphtheria in Jacksonville
Bonnie Grace Smathers aged five died at the family home from diphtheria. Private funeral at 10 a m Friday led by Rev J C Deeds with burial at Oakdale. Survived by seven siblings and parents. Elizabeth Holmes stays with grandparents Mrs and Mrs J W Robinson at Trimble while grandmother recovers from indigestion.
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Jacksonville
Bonnie Grace Smathers
Thomas Smathers
J. C. Deeds
MEB
Oakdale
Elizabeth Holmes
J. W. Robinson
Trimble
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs Underwood Improves From Ill Health Flu
Trimble reports Mrs Underwood once ill for months has the flu and is improving after a period of illness.
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Trimble
Underwood
No. 6 Sets New Tonnage Record at Glouster Mine
No 6 Mine at Glouster Sunday Creek loaded 3741 tons of coal Tuesday, the highest mark ever reached by this mine. The No 6 operation has become the largest in this section of the state with tonnage steadily increasing.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Birthday Parties Honor Young Family Members in Jacksonville
Mrs. Charles Jvaith hosted a January 26 party for her sons Charles and Richard with games and treats. Guests included relatives and nursery school teachers, sharing gifts and well wishes. A second gathering at the R F E Davis home celebrated grandsons Gerald and Charles Vernon with cake and 24 candles.
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Jacksonville
Charles Jvaith
Charles
Richard
Mary Alice
Stuth Ann Phillips
Edithe Meeley
Billie Lowry
Billy
Charlies Tinkham
Charlies Williams
Eloise Bisnaugie
Helen Grandy
Jack Smith
Helen Davies
Nina Lowry
Charlies
Air
Charles Smith
R. F E. Davis
Gerald
Harry Vernon
Glouster
Davis
Courtney Pettit
Trimble
Robert Miller
Jack
Bridge and Euchre Tournament Ends in Glouster
The Amerian Legion Auxiliary sponsored event concluded with high score bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. O. A. McDonald and Ray White and high score euchre prizes to Miss Mary Skinner and Yondell Johnston. A Local Union No. 68 UMWA delegate will be elected at Greens Run High School Saturday at 1 PM with other business on the agenda.
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Glouster
The
Amerian Legion Auxiliary
O. A. McDonald
Ray White
Mary Skinner
Yondell Johnston
Greens Run High School
Meeting of Young Married People's Class
The Young Married People's Class of the Church of Christ will meet Friday night at the home of Mrs. Irene Smith on Hill Street.
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Church of Christ
Irene Smith
Hill Street
Glouster Cottage Prayer Meeting Announced
A cottage prayer meeting is set for Friday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Robbins, with Mrs. Stract assisting. The event invites neighbors to join in the devotional gathering.
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Glouster
Loyal Women's Class Meeting At Glouster Church
Loyal Women of the Church of Christ met in the social room with Mrs. Delma Post in charge. Mrs. Jessie McDonald read the scripture and Mrs. Carrie Morris offered prayer. A Lincoln program followed with Post, McDonald, Morris, Vaughn, and Myers as hostesses. Four members have long streaks of Sunday School attendance Felda Stansberry Weitha Williams Rosa Swarts and Anna Cobb. A lunch was served to 3% members.
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Delma Post
Jessie McDonald
Carrie Morris
Post
Felda Stansberry
Weitha Williams
Rosa Swarts
Anna Cobb
Kate Vaughn
Grace Myers
McConnelsville Team Meets Glouster Friday Night
McConnelsville High basketball travels to Glouster High to face the Tomcats on Friday night. Glouster shows better play in recent games and a strong crowd is expected for the local matchup.
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Glouster
McConnelsville High
Glouster High Tomcats
Tomcats
P T A Plans Benefit in Glouster
The Glouster Parent Teacher Association sponsors a bridge and encore party at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday night February 20. Proceeds aid local schools. Charles EB Williams, Route 5 mail carrier, completed modernization of his Spring Street home into a six room single story residence with new partitions, a large living room, and rebuilt dining room and kitchen.
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Glouster Parent- Teacher Association
American Legion
Charles EB. Williams
Route 5
Spring Street
Drayman Buckner Larkin Seeks Replacement Horse
In Piqua on January 31, friends of Buckner Larkin aged 75 are raising funds to buy a new horse after the death of his longstanding work animal. Larkin, known for small hauling with horse and wagon, now seeks community support.
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Piqua
Buckner Larkin
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Fast Cough Relief
Buckley’s Mixture is advertised as triple acting for bronchitis and colds. The ad claims rapid action, safe for children, easing coughs after a few doses and clearing the bronchial passages for easier breathing, available at Athens Pharmacy.
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Buckley
Buckley's
Athens Pharmacy
Dec 21 not the shortest day say Ohio State prof
Prof Edwin F Coddington of Ohio State University says Dec 21 is not the year's shortest day for most people. He notes leap years alter the date of the actual shortest day and explains how the Gregorian calendar causes these irregularities.
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Columbus
Edwin F. Coddington
Ohio State University
Australia
Siberia
Coddington
Ohio State
Asia
Japan
China
India
Why Get Up Nights Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes a bladder relief product with juniper oil and buchu leaves in small green Bukets tablets. It claims to flush acids and waste, ease bladder irritation, and reduce waking, desire, scanty flow, and backache. A 25 cent trial is offered with a money back guarantee after four days.
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Cline
Contract Bridge Ends Marriage in Chicago Divorce Case
Mrs. Allen Blazer age 22 testified in superior court that contract bridge doomed her marriage to a 41 year old husband. The couple quarreled from their 1979 nuptial date for six years over bridge and separated last Monday. Judge Rudolph F. Desart granted her divorce and custody of their year old daughter.
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Chicago
Allen Blazer
Superior
Rudolph F. Desart
Fewer Pupils Absent as Public Health Improves
Measles cases total twenty this week in Athens with fourteen developing in one day. Miss Viola Fell notes improved public health. city schools show fewer absentees: Senior high 33, junior high 33, Central 30, West Side 18, East Side 25. Kansas? No. (Note: state relief commission approves a $160 Trimble town hall painting project.)
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Viola Fell
Central
West Side
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