Local Ladies Aid quilting meeting at Mrs Atkins home
The Ladies' Aid of the Church of God met at 112 North Lancaster Street for quilting sewing and social time. Refreshments were served and Mrs Esther Ravenscroft closed with prayer. Next meeting set for Mrs Minnie Grubb in Hudson Avenue. Members attended include Mrs Minnie Grubb Mrs Robert Smith Miss May Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
E. L. Atkins
North
Lancaster Street
Esther Ravenscroft
Minnie Grubb
Hudson Avenue
Robert Smith
May Smith
Wolfe
Maude Sams
Maud Pinkerton
Flo Hess
Hooper
Carpenter
Minnie Ayers
Grove Sams
Crash as basis for suit heard Tuesday
Mrs Elizabeth Coey sues Alfred E Carr for 1500 damages claiming a foggy night crash into his parked car on The Narrows near College Hill bridge left her injured. Carr contends other cars had passed and he was trying to start his vehicle when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Carrathe
Winter
Elizabeth Coey
Cory
Carr
Chauncey and
Glouster
College Hill Bridge
Coey
Five Generations Attend Home Coming in West Virginia
Five generations gathered at Mrs. E. J. Williams in Massus Bottom West Virginia for a home coming Sunday. Athens visitors included Mrs. E. L. Atkins and Mrs. L. V. Burdette with families. Fifty nine attended a picnic dinner served indoors due to rain. Mrs. Williams has often visited relatives in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Willams
Massus Bottom
W. Va
Athens
E. L. Atkins
L. V. Burdette
Beckleys Take Over Lawrence Building in Athens
The Lawrence Block at Court and Union Streets in Athens changes hands from W. B. Lawrence to John L. Beckley and his son Harry Beckley. No changes planned. building features four first floor business rooms and six apartments on upper floors. Ohio University faculty members have long occupied much of the upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Court and
Union Streets
W. B. Lawrence
John L. Beckley
Harry Beckley
Athens
J. A. Stingriff
McHenry & Sisler
M. T. Ellis
J. L. Beckley
Ohio University
Sons of Union Veterans Picnic at Old Mans Cave
The Sons of Union Veterans and their Auxiliaries of the Fifth District of Ohio will hold their annual picnic at Old Mans Cave on Sunday July 7. All comrades and auxiliaries are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sons of Union Veterans
Fifth District
Ohio
Old Mans Cave
Trusking Industry Reports At Annual Meeting In Marietta
About 125 trucking industry workers gathered at the Washington County Experiment Truck Farm on the Muskingum for the annual field day. Ohio and neighboring states were represented as Wooster station and Ohio State University experts led technical discussions on paper mulching for vegetables and crop trials. Stewart's Disease in corn drew attention with state tests and Wooster lab analysis to find a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Muskingum Valley
O. N. Eiley
Wooster
Judge Worstell Acts as Probate Court Judge
Judge L. G. Worstell will preside over the Probate Court from July 2 to 21 during the absence of Probate Judge 8. M. Johnson who left today for Los Angeles to attend a national Elks convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Johnson
Athens Lodge of Elks
L. Crawford
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Calif
Katherine Figg
East Car
Johnson
Copenier Street
Fambus
John G. Price
Elks
California
Kansas City
Albquerque
N. M
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
8. M. Johnson
Derthick Man Hangs Self in Morgan County Jail
Frank McConahey 55 of Derthick vicinity died by suicide in McConnellsville jail after tearing a towel into strips and hanging himself. He had been convicted of automobile accessory theft. serving a $183 fine and costs at $1.50 per day. Two co-defendants remain jailed. Burial set at Glouster Cemetery near Old Mine 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConahey
Homer Township
Costa
McConnellville
John Williams
Old Mine
W D. Christman
Oakdale
Glouster
Road petitions fail to bring actual grants
Delegations from several townships visited the Board of Athens County Commissioners in an all day session at the courthouse. No road grants were promised though officials will inspect roads in Carthage and Lodi on Friday due to a conservative funding stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Lodi
Ames
Waterloo
Lee
Wo Soncott announce marriage of daughter at Chauncey
Mer and Mrs Wo Soncott of Jacksonville announce the marriage of their daughter Kollefen Gillon to Mr Castlatin, son of Mr and Mrs Jac in Chauncey, performed June 28 by Justice J Miller. Mr Martin, miner, employed by base Coal Company, will toast the bride and groom with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy
Mer
Wo Soncott
Jacksonville
Charrage
Kollefen Gillon
Castlatin
Jac ‘In
Chauncey
Miller
Justi
Basse Coal Company
Mir. Martin
Bone
Endurance Fliers Struggle With Severe Colds
Cleveland July 2 Nearly at the endurance record attempt City of Cleveland pilots Byron Newcomb and LL Mitchell fought severe colds as drafts from a broken window and wind storm forced them to drop notes asking for hot tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tourists Confuse Route 50 Reversing 160 Miles
A battered tale of travelers in a small coupe with luggage misjudging their route. They left Cincinnati for St Louis but ended up 160 miles opposite their destination after repeatedly confirming the route signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touriata
Bam Durken
Enat
Athena
St. Lows
Hursen
St. Lous
Cincinnati
Burson
Colby
St Louisy
Cincipnati
John Little Dies of Heart Attack at Beaumont
Chauncey July 2 John Little a 48 year old Beaumont resident died suddenly from a heart attack while sitting on his porch. He is survived by his wife Hattie and nine children Elmer Little Ada Little Opal Little Evelyn Little Donna Lou Little and others. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Chauncey with burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Litthe
Beaumont
Mra Hattie North Gitte
Elmer Little
Amdith Rowlea
Jessie Har
Walter Little
Ida Little
Opal Lit
Pomeroy
Gerald
Thomes Little Whel
Matin Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nye
No Celebration Chauncey Bans Fourth Fireworks
Mayor W D Mines announces no fireworks will be allowed in Chauncey to celebrate the fourth due to an existing ordinance ensuring a safe and sane holiday. Chauncey residents and visitors like Mere Ella Cunningham and families from nearby towns are noted in the local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W D Mines
Sweeney Jr Sustains Bad Sprain After Porch Fall
Chauncey on July 2 reports Charles Sweeney Jr suffered a badly sprained left wrist in a fall from a porch at Harry Schoonover’s home. Doctor WV Sprague attended him. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney Sr of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schoonover
WV. Sprague
Charles Sweeney, Sr
Chauncey
Lee Dun Millfield to Undergo Appendix Operation
Chauncey July 2 Lee Dun Millfield was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus where he will undergo a cur ial operation for the removal of the appendix. A few months ago Mr Pyecan sustained a fractured leg in a mine accident at Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Millfeld
St Francis Hospital
Columbus, Mon
Dey
Pyecan
Millfield
Mines Active in Chauncey District and Social Visit
Seven mines operate in Chauncey today with nine on Monday. Mines listed include Nos. 72 75be 16 69 Ohio No 1 and Hocking. In Chauncey Mrs Jo Gaston Coe and daughter hosted at dine new Sunday honoring Ruth Dirkes of Mount Gilead and Mr and Mrs John Martin of The Maine with George Gabriel Sr of the tower Maine visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking
Chauncey
Jo Gaston Coe
Lete de Coe Hintz
Ruth Dirkes
Mount Gilead
John Martin
Maine
George Gabriel, Sr
Tower
Coe
Chauncery City Council Holds Regular Meeting
Chauncery City Council met in regular session Monday evening in the Mayor’s office with all councilmen present. The meeting covered routine business and the payment of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncery
Chauncey City
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Church of God Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Thomas
Faye Lash
Youngstown
Robert Lugh Thomas
Reda Watkins
Huntington National Bank
Columbus
Thomas Watkins
Olean
N. Y
Bill Buckley
Mariam Watkins
Leslie Haning
Detroit, Mich
Paul Jenette
Billy
Akron
B. Kern
Townsend Addition
Earl Snyder
Dayton
Snyder
Nora Crow
Cline Pharmacy Fountain
J. G. Vorhes
Marian of
Findlay
I. S. Beverage
University Terrace
Irene Gross
Newark
N. J
J. H. Gross
Morrin Avenue
Wayne Matthews
Marjorie Boyles
Mrs
Arthur Boyles
Edward Jennings
Boston
Mass
Wheeler Dew
South College Street
Jennings
The
Boston Post
Marietta
Charles Edward
Warren Linscott
A. P. Linscott
Canaanville Road
Elizabe Coey
IL. G. Worster
Beckleys
Court and Union
Trusking Industry
Muskingum Experiment Farm
Woodworths
Court St
Worstell
Nan
Oee County
Frank McConahey
Big Daylight
Board of Athens
Lod
Logan
Ing Endurance Pecord
Byron K
St. Loouis Re
Vraveling
Pheough Athens
United States
E. Paul Cotton
General Insurance Spice Security Bank
Ihial
Athens, Ohio
Barbara Gould
Woodworth
Karess
Gling Pharmacy Fo
John Little
M. Kk. Church
Evelyn Little
Donna Loutthe
Miss
Wrile Little
Thom
Little
Sis
Pearl Little
Ray Little
Hheawmont
Mra Edward Hook
Porbids
Mere Ella Cunningham
Chaucey
Jed Gartinger
Steubenville
Oho
Henry Frericks
Crookaville
Mra
Kartel
Mary Meinhart
Fart Thompson
Sam Casden
New York City
Max Altman
Camden
Beatrice Schwartz
CN. Sandera
Will
Charles Montgomery
Anna Cline
Guy Richardson
George Richardson
Chas T. Iillikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Sweeney, Jr
Lee Dun
Hotel Lafayette
Gallipolis
Ohio No. 1
Visetors
Ctty Council Meets
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
Holiday
Biedel-Mead Oil Co
Nelsonville
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