Adult Fellowship Class Of The Plains Church Entertained
CHAUNCEY Adults Fellowship Class of The Plains Methodist Church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Betty Dearing with Mrs. Violet Bryan presiding. Devo tions led by Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy. Secretary's report by Elaine McGranor and treasury report by Alice Coon. Planned ice cream social July 14 on the church lawn to benefit the building fund. Rummage sale planned Sept. 2 at City Hall Athens. Next meeting with Mrs. Mary Horn.
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Chauncey
Plains Methodist Church
Betty Dearing
Violet Bryan
Beatrice Smith
Elizabeth McCoy
Elaine McGranor
Alice Coon
Treasury
Naomi
Pauline Knowlton
City Hall
Athens
Mary Horn
Carrie Nida
Emma Cade
Faye Lovely
Alberta Linscott
Eleaine McGranor
Dorothy Cade
Evelyn Aleshire
Bernice Barnhart
All Bran Diet Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A former 25-year constipation sufferer credits Kellogg's All-Bran with dramatic improvement after starting breakfast with the cereal. The ad urges daily consumption of one ounce with water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days.
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Allbran
Andrew H. Truby
Woodland
Ill
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Friendship Class July Meeting at Chauncey Church
The Friendship Class of First Church of Christ Chauncey will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Henry 16 Main St. Mrs Glenn Davis president and Mrs Charles Bennett secretary will be in charge. Members are asked to bring sales tax stamps.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Donald Henry
Main St
Glenn Davis
Charles Bennett
Sister Is Visitor in Chauncey Visit
Mrs. John Pukay of Yorkville Ohio visits Chauncey to see her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs C H Courtney and daughter Kathy Claire at 26 Ellis Ave.
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Chauncey
John Pukay
Yorkville
Ohio
C. H. Courtney
Kathy Claire
Ellis Ave
Ray Quickle
Jack
Columbus
Quickle
Clee Samuels
Dorothy Alexander
Walter McCarley
Portsmouth General Hospital
Marie Alexander
Ethel Kennedy
Lena Sweeney
Athens
Goldin McCarley
Jimmy
Dottie McCarley
Leroy Wilson
Portsmouth
Byrd Alexander
Risonville
Graham Haning
Frederick Dixon
John Clark
William Boring
Weltha Haning
Irma
Garnet Boring
Carpenter
Lucy Stotts
Marie
Delores
Harry Stotts
Two Return from Camp in Sevent Day Adventist outing
Woodena Ferrel and Jo Ferrel daughters of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Ferrel of Chauncey returned after a 10 day stay at Tar Hollow Camp in Ross Hocking State Forest. Woodena served as lifeguard and councillor. the girls have attended for six years. Beverly Mowry also attended.
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Chauncey
Woodena
Jo Ferrel
Woodrow Ferrel
Lexington Ave
Tar Hollow
Ross Hocking State Forest
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Beverly Mowry
B. F. Mowry
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mrs Sanders Hosts Millfield Needle Club Meeting
Chauncey Mrs Clarence Sanders hosted the Millfield Needle Club at her home in Millfield. Guests included Mrs Lucille Sanders and Mrs Helen Sanders. Hostess served a plate lunch. Members present were Mrs Mabel Smith Mrs Mabel Sisson Mrs Eda Heffken Mrs Edith McDaniel Mrs Nellie Brookins Mrs Donna Thomas Mrs Kathryn McDaniel Miss Olive Brookins Mrs Elizabeth Robinett and Mrs Bertha Sanders.
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Chauncey
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
Lucille Sanders
Helen Sanders
Mabel Smith
Mabel Sisson
Eda Heffken
Edith McDaniel
Nellie Brookins
Donna Thomas
Kathryn McDaniel
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Bertha Sanders
Mrs Simpkins Hosts Thursday Night Bridge Club
Chauncey notes that Mrs Margaret Simpkins will host members of the Thursday Night Bridge club at her Millfield home on Thursday night.
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Chauncey
Margaret Simpkins
Millfield
Community Notes From Vinton Area social updates
Mrs. John Stevens is the new assistant at the Vinton post office. Verna George resigns to help at a grocery. Rev Chester Lemley and family move to the Hayward Harmon place near Taylor farm. Local residents visit, travel, and attend church camps and events. bean dinner plans by American Legion and Auxiliary set for the first Saturday in August.
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Vinton
John Stevens
Peggy Ward
Verna George
Chester Lemley
Hayward Harmon Place
Taylor Farm
David Graham
O. E. Painter
Jean Adair McCoy
Phylis Metcalf
Helen Mahan
Baptist Church
Dennison University
Granville
Margaret Butts
Columbus
Mason Kennedy
Dale Gleason
Helen
Joan
West
Los Angeles
Albert Howard
American Legion and Auxiliary
Glenngrove
Ruth Quickle
Holzer Hospital
Tom Davis
Akron
Dorothy Alexander
C. E. Alexander
Jack Quickle
Debbie
Needle Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Mabel Smith
Mrs Mabel Smith will host the Millfield Needle Club meeting Tuesday night at her Athens home. The gathering brings club members together for crafting and socializing in a neighborhood arts group.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Millfield Needle Club
Athens
Communists Banned from Education Group
The National Education Association, with about 450 000 members, voted to bar Communists from membership at its five day convention. Officials refused to disclose exact results of the secret ballot.
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ST. Louis
National Education Association
Coast Guard Concludes Capt Kiessling Trial
The Coast Guard finished its trial of Capt Rudolf J Kiessling over negligence in the collision of the Great Lakes cruise ship City of Cleveland III and a freighter. A verdict is expected in about 40 days. Five prominent men, all passengers aboard the cruiser, died in the accident.
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Detroit
Coast Guard
Rudolf J. Kiessling
Great Lakes
City of Cleveland
Local residents visit and travel notes from Downington area
Miss Louise Jewell on vacation from McBee Co in Athens visits Columbus and Niagara Falls. Many locals travel to visit relatives in Huntington Canton and Columbus, with various family members and employers mentioned during weekend stays and greetings.
Not one single case of throat irritation Camels
Coast to coast test of 2,470 throat examinations found no throat irritation from smoking Camels over 30 days. Reported result suggests Camels are mild in taste and throat impact as per weekly medical checks and notes by throat specialists.
Millions Prove Camel Mildness in Their Own T Zones
A promotional feature urges readers to smoke only Camels for 30 days to judge mildness and flavor. It promotes a thorough, no trick test by comparing Camel tobaccos and asks readers to let their T Zone decide which brand feels mildest.
Marathon Talk Champ Bill Stern Endures Test
Sports commentator Bill Stern talks about his long endurance tests and notes Camels cigarettes suit his throat best. He describes a pack-after-pack daily trial as the only test that makes sense to him.
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Bill Stern
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Marietta
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Bass
Reserve Life Insurance Company
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