Improvements Commended By Inspector At Dry Dock No 225 Mine
About a dozen safety advances at the 1800 ton-a-day Dry Dock Coal Co. No 225 mine near here are praised in a federal inspection report. The mine, with 235 workers under J. B. Vanity in May, features gas testing, rock dusting, locomotive warning devices, trolley guards, escapeway signs, and ample lubricants in a fireproof structure.
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Chauncey
Drydock Coal Co
J. B. Vanity
Vanity
Chauncey Hosts Visitors From Louisiana and Ohio
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Don ald W Henry have hosted Dr and Mrs Victor Lloyd Wharton of Lake Charles Louisiana Mr and Mrs B Gottgolf Louise Wharton and children Judy and Penny of Mansfield and Mrs T E Hedges Ruth Wharton of Centerburg Mrs Henrys parents E G and Mrs Wharton returned to Centerburg after winter in Louisiana with Dr Lloyd Wharton of Lake Charles
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Chauncey
Donald W. Henry
E. Main St
Victor Lloyd Wharton
Lake Charles
8. B. Gottgolf
Louise Wharton
Judy and
Penny
Mansfield
T. E. Hedges
Ruth Wharton
Centerburg
Louisiana
Lloyd Wharn
Ex Residents Are Visitors
CHAUNCEY Dr and Mrs Wil Sprague Van Nuys California form Chauncey residents have been visiting relatives in Chauncey and Athens They also visited their daughter Marian at Blanchester Ohio In Athens they were guests of the doctor's brother Dr John Sprague and Mrs Sprague's sister Bess Russell In Chauncey they visited the doctor's brother and sister Dr Warren V Sprague and Mrs Myra Watkins and Mrs Sprague's niece Inez Nye
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Chauncey
Wil Sprague
van Nuys
Calif
Athens
Marian
Blanchester
Ohio
John Sprague
Mrs.prague
Inez Nye
Friendship Class Meeting at Chauncey Church Home
The Friendship Class of the Church of Christ in Chauncey met at Mr and Mrs G W Davis home in Lexington Ave. Irene Davis led the devotions from Continuing the Worth While with Pearl Henry. Hosts provided refreshments. Attendants included Andriew Simpkins Reena Simpkins Albert Jackson Jennie Jackson Elwood Daugherty Dorothy Daugherty Gilbert Courtney Neva Dresher Margery Bennett Glenn Davis and Irene Davis.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
G. W. Davis
Lexington Ave
Irene Davis
Mavery Bennett
Pearl Henry
Andriew Simpkins
Reena Simpkins
Albert Jackson
Jennie Jackson
Elwood Daugherty
Mrs Courtney Receives Guests in Chauncey
Mrs Zenovia Courtney of Chauncey hosted visitors including Mrs Lucy Harvey Mrs Mary Belle Stephenson Mrs Peggy Blower and Mrs Geraldine Martin Trimble. While ill three weeks she stayed with her parents in law Mr and Mrs Albert Courtney High Street. Choir members of Trimble Church of Christ brought cut flowers. Other guests included Mrs Ethel Blackford and Mrs Florence Gillespie of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Lucy Harvey
Mary Belle Stephenson
Peggy Blower
Geraldine Martin
Trimble
Zenovia Courtney
Courtney
Lbert Courtney
High St
Chauncey Woman's Class Entertained at Mrs Rice Thomas Home
Chauncey Chauncey Women s Class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs Rice Thomas s home Circle Hill with Mrs Carl Shafer presiding. Florence Pendergrass led devotions from the Psalms and Nellie Brookins joined Florence in song. Guest Mrs Royal Sprague spoke on California. Refreshments were served. next meeting at Mrs Pendergrass Ellis Ave.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
Carl Shafer
Florence Pendergrass
Royal Sprague
van Nuys
Calif
von California
Nellie Brookins
Mrs. Pendergrass
Ellis Ave
Nurses Hostess at Millfield House Party
Miss Frederica Eisen a nurse at Veterans Administration Center Dayton hosted a recent house party at her parents home Mr and Mrs William Theisen Millfield. Attending nurses included Ruth Broyles Pataskala Hazel Lee Brater Cincinnati and Mondas Dun Sabina. Also present were Violet Theisen Gordon Mingus Columbus and Mr and Mrs R A Pierce and children Diana and Michael of Athens and Mr and Mrs Warren Chappelear of Glouster.
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Mrs. Warren Chappelear
Glouster
Pretty white collar frock with be-ruf fled pockets
Easy to make pattern No. 8494 for girls sizes 4 to 14 years features a crisp white collar full circular skirt and be-ruf fled pockets. Send 25 cents to Sue Burnett at The Athens Messenger for pattern 8494 and the Fall Winter fashion book with free pattern inside.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York 19
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Country's Banner 1 Depicted Is The Flag Of FORIZONTAL
A crossword style list presents clues across and down for a puzzle. Entries include references to river passage brain anatomy unaspirated roman statesman and many short definitions such as field officer ab fish organ and others. The grid seems to interlock with numerous abbreviations and wordplay clues.
Needlework Nightie Pattern for Larger Figures
Delightful nightie pattern designed for larger figures offering comfort and style. Includes cape sleeved and embroidery yoke options, sizes 36 38 40, tissue pattern iron transfer color chart and material needs. Send 20 cents and details to Anne Cabot, The Athens Messenger.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Stars Warn Careful Plan For Tuesday July 19
The astral outlook urges a carefully studied and well executed program. Expect signs of conflict and the need for sound logic to avoid impulsive overspending. Birthday individuals may face competing interests and risky, shortsighted choices threaten expansion plans. Stay with planned actions and long term security.
Stephens Aids Red Sox Bid to Overtake Yankees in AL Hit Rush
Mickey Vern Stephens drives Boston with a pair of RBIs and a ninth inning homer as the Red Sox beat the Indians 4-2 in Cleveland. Yankees split a twin bill with the White Sox while Detroit and St. Louis posted wins. Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Chicago races tighten. Many teams traded blows across the league as rain shortened several games.
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Tribe
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Oston
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Philadelphia
Braves
Luis Olmo
Red Munger
Outfielders and Pitchers Tie Skill to Batter Power
An article discusses outfielder technique, patience, and movement to adapt to pitcher’s stuff. It covers tracking fast balls, grounding balls, and maximizing throws to limit runners, with examples from the Yankees and Cleveland players and a note on a bicycle race result.
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