Beaumont Man Struck by Automobile at Chauncey
Beaumont resident Charles McDonald age 46 was struck by a car driven by E M Pence of Lima while attempting to cross Converse and E Main Streets in Chauncey Wednesday afternoon. He sustained head laceration and body bruises with no broken bones and was taken to a local doctor then returned home.
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Chauncey
Charles McDonald
Beaumont
E. M. Pence
Lima
Converse
E. Main Sts
Warren Sprague
Pence
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey District residents visit family in Chauncey and Columbus. Leon Kirken dall, Columbus, visits parents Hershall and Mrs. Kirkendall. Gladys Zimmer, Akron, visits Chauncey relatives. Alberta Kirkendall, Athens, stays with Frances Noland. Kate Blackston, Columbus, visits Rev. and Mrs. Courtney. Maude Brown, Columbus, visits Alice Glancy. George Scott, Columbus, attends funeral of Ottie Cline Schaeffer’s niece. Donna Jean Morgan visits grandparents and celebrated seventh birthday. Barbara Noland admitted for emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms. condition favorable.
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Chauncey
Leonard Kirkendall
Columbus
Hershall Kirkendall
Gladys Zimmer
Akron
Luther Spitzer
Alberta Kirkendall
Athens
Frances Noland
Kate Blackston
Arbiston
Gilbert Courtney
Maude Brown
Alice Glancy
Orbiston
George Scott
Catharine Johnston
High St
Ottie Cline Schaeffer
Donna Jean Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Floodwood
Henry Morgan
Mary Meinhart
Barbara
Joe Noland
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Picnic Held At Kille Home Near Bartlett
A Sunday July 21 picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Kille near Bartlett celebrated birthdays for Mrs Kille Emmet Shaner C A Wines and Elbert Cox and the Shaner wedding anniversary. A potluck dinner followed with many attendees and families listed including Vines Cox Graham Chesser Shaner Frazier Bradford Goddard Selby and Kille.
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Bartlett
Willard Kille
Dexter Community Notes Selections From Dexter Personal
Mrs. Jane Saxton dies at home and funeral set for Thursday at Dexter Church. Various locals visit relatives and attend services, with listed gatherings including the Showalters in Lancaster and the Nelsons in Old Dexter Church. Christian Endeavor plans a trip to Middleport for a youth meeting.
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Dexter
W. R. Amos
Raymond Showalter
Lancaster
Jane Saxton
Dexter Church
Claude Delaney
Barbara Ann
Zaleski Lake
Kenneth Weaver
Trimble
Kate Nelson
Old Dexter Church
Helen Cook
Philadelphia
Ward Nicholson
Grace Savage
Roger Savage
Clair Nicholson
J. F. Bowles
Wilmot Davis
Springfield
Lawrence McCann
Honolulu
Selva McCann
Arline Nelson
Columbus
P. H. Nelson
Christian Endeavor
Middleport
Salem Social and Brief Personal Notes
Salem Epworth League and Willing Workers met Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J S Brandenberg. An old fashioned school session followed led by John Dixon with a spelling bee won by Chester Wilson. August meeting planned at Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilsons home. Ice cream and cake served. Salem homecoming planned for Sunday July 28 with Rev Carrol Chesser preaching at 10 30 and a basket dinner and praise services in the afternoon.
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Salem
Epworth League
J.S. Brandenberg
John Dixon
Chester Wilson
McGuffy
Carrol Chesser
Helen
Bernice Burt
London
Billy Wilkes
Floyd Wilkes
Ellis McDonald
Danny
Jacquelin Verity
A. C. Verity
Fisher Station
Social Notes of Kananga highlights weekend gatherings
Kanauga social notes recount a surprise party for Leland Ber ridge's sixteenth birthday with twenty guests. Various visits include Mrs. Myrtle Dooley's return to Charleston with Mr Eskew, Walter Schoonover's weekend in Kananga, and multiple outings and family visits among locals and visitors from Pittsburgh Parkersburg St. Louis and other towns.
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Fannie Schoonover
Florence Russell Allen
Roadside Park
Thomas Spence
Walter
Paul Wagner
Spring Hill
W. Va
Grace
Ella Wagner
Exline
St. Louis
Junior
Leslie Deem
Ernest Lewis
Pittsburgh
Otis Lewis
Helen Burnett
Charleston
John Vickers
Paul Ables
Julius Fleischman
Sherman Venz
Ironton
E. C. Venz
Victor Swain
Joe
Racine
Wade Ables
W. F. Deem
Children Called To Chauncey Over Mother's Illness
The children of Mrs. Annie Shields were summoned to Chauncey Tuesday as her condition remained critical. On Wednesday a slight improvement was noted though the illness still held her in a serious state.
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Chauncey
Annie Shields
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Meeting Tonight
The Chauncey forest Rose Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight at 7 30 in the K of P building.
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Chauncey—Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of
Chauncey
K. of P
Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary for Cartwrights in Greens Run
CHAUNCEY The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Carl and Bessie Hoisington Cartwright was celebrated Saturday night at the family home in Greens Run. Relatives and friends gathered for greetings and gifts, with ice cream and cake served. Attendees included extended family from Bethel Ridge Fierce Ridge The Plains Hooper Ridge Chauncey and Greens Run. A church social follows at Greens Run with members from Chauncey Millfield Taylor Ridge and Trimble.
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Chauncey
Carl
Bessie Hoisington Cartwright
Greens Run
Cartwright
Matilda Hoisington
Ocie Hoisington
Carl Hoisington
Ferne
Ruth
Bethel Ridge
Marella
Church of Christ Parish
Chauncey, Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
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Chauncey District
Kille
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
England
Kananga
Lodge
ILC
Eee
Country Club
Pkes
Tsao Ee Eee
Kroger
Kroger Welco
Kroger's Country Club Pure Creamery
Campbell
Soo
Kroger's Clock Bread
Kroger's Fresh Coffee
Kroteed
Ohio
Tender Callies
Arnour
Chuck Roast
Morton
Kraft
Maxwell House
del Monte
Kroger’s Country Club
Golden Bantam C. C
Royal Anne
Mary Lou
Kroger’s
Kroger's Country Club
Campbell's
Dr. Phillip's
Clifton Kroger
U. S
Rta
W. State
Edward Cartwright
Fred Leake
Dow Cannon
Marda Lee
Morris Cartwright
Allen Chadwell
Millfield
Carl Cartwright
Edna
Ray Cartwright
Ane 2S S
Court St
Fred Sanders
Mgr
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