Breezing Along with Brie t z Eddie
Maki sails back to Finland as a freighter deck hand. Fans discuss golf stars Nelson Wood and Wood's rivals while Babe Ruth earns 2250 for ten days in Chicago. Arizona-Texas League scores show Tucson Cowboys blasting foes 61 runs across three games then losing 13 1. Pro football changes loom as Brooklyn Eagles exit AFA and Terry's Giants push pennant pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
New York
Taisto Maki
Finland
Lord Byron Nelson
Cleveand
Craig Wood
Babe Ruth
Ray Dean
Baseball Academy
Chicago
Yanks
Tucson Cowboys
Brooklyn Eagles
American Football Association
Terry
Giants
Hook Funeral Held at Hollister Church Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Moody Hook were held at Hollister Church with burial at Tister Cemetery. She was sister of Al Moody of Sugar Creek and is survived by husband two sons John Jr and Pearl of Sandusky and five daughters Bertha Wolfe of Nelsonville Mable and Laura Conant of Lancaster Florence Davis of Sugar Creek and Mildred Hook at home.
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Chauncey
Bertha Moody Hook
Tister
Chauncey District Social and Pers. Visits in Millfield and Chauncey
Chauncey residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs Heber Channel and niece from Ake fon visited Millfield and shared weekend time with Ralph and Elizabeth Channel. Lanning family with Mrs Minnie Willis spent time in Columbus and Chauncey visiting Hazel Wills Teney and Irene Jackson. Richard Castor from Willoughby dropped by Chauncey with his family. Leona Rowley, granddaughter of Mrs Ont Wess, is reported recovering well from surgery at St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg. Bobby Jackson, three, is recovering from a serious illness. Dr. and Mrs Kenneth Nye and children Diane and Kenneth TT are in Chauncey after a southern motor trip following Dr Nye's osteopathy degree from Kirksville Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Heber Channel
Ake Fon
Millfield
Ralph Channel
Elizabeth Channel
Lanning
Virginia
D.kson
Irene Jackson
Richard Castor
Willoughby
Leona Rowley
Ont Wess
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Bobby Jackson
Kenneth Nye
Diane
Kenneth TT
Floyd Nye
High St
Nye
College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Birthday Observed at Millfield Dinner for Oscar Napy
Millfield residents observed Oscar Napy’s birthday with a chicken dinner hosted by his wife. A pink and yellow cake baked by daughter Alice Theisen served as centerpiece. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Theisen, June, Virginia, Frederica and Violet Theisen, Mr. and Mrs. Charl Simpson and family, Richard Woodrow Simpson, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Simpson.
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Millfield
Napy Synph Con
Oscar
Alice ‘Theisen
Chauncey Club Hosts Bhirt Tail Club Meeting
Chauncey residents gathered Monday at Betty Jane Dickerson’s home on Mound Street for a Bhirt Tail Club event with a potluck lunch. Attendees included Ro Dera Simmons Betty Jane Courtney Margaret Jackson Doris Bryson Lois Ann Shafer June Davis Elsie Worden Ethel Henry Mary J Helen Harvey and Dickerson herself. Mrs Thomas Lowery of Chauncey was to undergo a surgical operation at a Marietta hospital today, after being taken there Monday with her husband by her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Betty Jane Dickerson
Emmett Dickerson
Mound St
Ro- Dera Simmons
Betty Jane Courtney
Margaret Jackson
Doris Brynson
Lois Ann Shafer
June Davis
Elsie Worden
Ethel Henry
Mary J. Helen Harvey
Mone
Thomas ‘Lowery
Marietta Hospital
Racine Social and Personal notes include many visits
Racine social column lists numerous visits and families traveling to Akron Mason City Letart Falls Columbus and Rutland. Names include Bradford Frecker Roush Jividen Wolfe Philson Clark Schwartzwalder and Chittenden with extended family in Newark Lancaster Plain City and Columbus. British beer flavor noted as more bitter in Roan England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shuler
Nancy
Letart Falls
Donease
Lizzie Cornell
Anna
State Hospital
Columbus
Charlie Cornell
Syracuse
Jonah, Cotterill
Harrisonville
Lilian Henderson
Wille
Rebecca Cotterill
Clark Jividen
Charles
Esther
Grace Philson
Cincinnati
Unt
John Clark
Herman Schwartzwalder
Dixon
Plain City
Ohio
Ulah
Collumbus
Schwartzwalder
A. V. Chittenden
Wilbur Theo- Yald
Rutland
Racine
Chester Social And Personal This Memorial Day in Chester
Memorial Day services were held at the Chester High School Auditorium with A J Lanagan of Syracuse as speaker. Musicians David Flanagan and Newman Powell performed three numbers, while a Fellowship Supper followed at the Grange Hall with setup by Rev F Brown and several couples. Attendees heard group singing led by Mrs Ada Morris and a piano duet, plus interest pictures of the last Pomeroy flood. Many local residents and visitors were noted with plans for future suppers and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester High School
A. J.lanagan
Syracuse
Sons of Veterans
David Flanagan
Newman Powell
M. E. Church
Grange Hall
F. Brown
Wood
Bernard Eisstein
Lloyd Dean
Elma Smith
Ada Morris
J.P. Brown
Willis Frost
Erroll Conroy
Edson Hoppstetter
Pomeroy Naional Bank of Farms
Mei
J. F. Brown
Clyde Calvert
Buel Ridenour
Maynard Bahr
Emma Riebel
Curtis Wolfe
Chester M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Rock Springs
M. E
Mary Hoffman
Bellefontaine
Will White
Cardington
Fritz Shank
Columbus
Margaret Eiselstein
Victor Will
Ernest | Knight
R. C. Windsor
Ak“ron
BK. Smith
B. K. Smith
Lucille
Thur "Knight
Delaware
Arthur Knight
Quinn Hayes
New Mexico School of Mining
Socorra
New Mexico
Everett R. Hayes
Mazon Council No 93 Meets at Millfield CHAUNCEY
Tonight at Hal in Millfield the Mazon Council No 93 aims to nominate and elect officers. A pot luck supper and the monthly birthday observance are planned. Memorial Day guests include Mrs Shey and Mr Tracy with several Columbus residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mazon Council No
D. of P. Hal
Millfield
Speiml
Naremgame
Etocca
Minto
Thomas Tracy
Mr Ragnes
Clarence Ty Mine
Sommers
Herbert Holly
Columbus
Letart Falls Social and Personal Notes Highlight Memorial Day
Despite stormy weather Memorial Day gatherings drew representation from Columbus Huntington Parkersburg St Marys Pittsburgh Athens Cleveland Charleston and Santon. Church events and 4 H activities fill the week with sermons at Letart and Fairview plus a box supper and ice cream at the community hall.
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Columbus
Huntington
Parkersburg
Garen Roush
Lefart Falls
Lefart
Indianapolis
George Sayrt James Balser
Clyde Balser
Industry
EW. Balser
Charles Hayman
John
Westerville
Ralph Kurst
Russell Reedy
Edythe Allen
Charleston
Ernest Allen
Harry Allen
John Worley
Ralph Ashley
Clara Day
Gallipolis
Glouster Social Notes and Church Meeting Report
Glouster social notes detail a church gathering at the Church Hall with hostess lists and a Sacred Evening reading. The Methodist women met at the Atkins Street home for Stewardship services. prayers and devotions followed a mystery box quiz and strawberry shortcake was served to members and a guest. A Ohio trip is noted as Mrs Bryson traveled to Columbus with relatives. funeral attendance in Huntington, W. Virginia is mentioned.
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Clarence. Shield
W. P. Saunders
Huntington
Thomas Wagner
Mikina Noll
C.L. Thayer
Eileen Shielde
Portemouth
Clarence McDade
Belle, W. Va
Mirwand
Clyde Alesander
Mire
Lilie Wagner
Charleston
John
Hell
Msn
Bert Grimm
Columbus
Fina
Dan ‘Humphrey
Latha ‘Grimm
Humphrey
Warren Suiter
Charles Beegle
Dorcas Friday Ternoon
Milo” Vanmeter
Carl Vanmeter
Morning Star
William Wilson
E. M. Thapman
C. L. Thayer
Bert O'Connor
Beaver
Methodist Church
Howard, McNickles
Akron
William MeNickles
Belleville
W. Vai
Clyde Jones
Pomtroy
Charles Me, Nickle
Racine
Wilbur “Boston
E. Liverpool
John Boston
Letart
Onary Society of the Methodist Church
Mra. William
Lendivetter
Atkins St
Hooper
Charles Kirk
View
J. J. Stanley
H. Tay
Florence Vaughn
F. G. Boroff
F. G. Boroft
Beckleys Win Opener In Athens Softball League
Beckley team opens title defense with a 13 to 0 victory over Millbeck's Shoes. Delbert Hayes limits opponents to four hits as Van Dyke and Hayes lead the offense with multiple singles. Tonight features Clover Farm Store versus McBees in a 6 o clock game with Varalli delivering a three bagger for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens Chy Sotdam
Beckley
Eam
Millbeck
Delbert Hayes
Beckley Crew
van Dyke
Hayes
the Plains
Bee Winnners
Hayes Teague
McKay
McDa
McAfee
Tripe
Clover Farm
McBeesles
Danny Varalli
Meek
Harry Lack
Rice
Ma Ley
John Prazier
Moore Marmot Sey Tree
Nittien
Faulkner
I Yarmite
Mihi
Mixed parties sponsor events at church and community hall
The Ladies sponsor a dance and a missionary society event after the First Baptist Church. A roast and sandwich sale fund a church project at Moore Hall and a Friday club meeting at Mrs H L Jauehius home. Community members attend Thursday and Friday evenings in June for socials and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster—Misionary Society
First Baptist Church
Moose Hall
Elwnich
Kiwanians Hear Musical Numbers in Portage County
Kiwanians heard Karl Witaler, a woodwind instrumentalist from Ohio University Athens, perform several numbers at Motel Gordon. His humorous arrangements included Grandfather's Clock and a Mendelssohn piece, with Fre die Kite as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lorat Kiwantane
Gordon
Karl Witaler
Onin University
Athens
Mtr
Itn
Germany
Wna
Grandfather's Clock
Mendelsohn
Fredie Kite
Roger Kittle
Kiwanis
Mr. Witzler
Cin
Meeting to elect three to go to Washington for aid
Attendees at a Athens County meeting plan to elect three men to travel to Washington D C for an interview with President Roosevelt and Crione rrington in hopes of obtaining federal assistance. A collection will be taken to defray costs of the delegation.
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uLousrin
Brillant
Washington, D.C
Inerview Preadent
Hosevelt
Crione
Athens County
TeEN Glouster Teachers Given Contracts for New Year
At the Board of Education meeting in Glouster, all returning teachers were rehired for 1940 41 term. High School staff include Helen Green Sara Kesler Betty Hoyt McCoy Frances Thomas Kathrys Dennison Laila Danford Dora Ervin Jane Murray Ralph Richey Don Greider Glenn Wallenhaupt and Principal L G Delong. Greider to head coach football and basketball. Wallenhaupt assistant coach. Janitor changes noted. salary set at 50 per month for fireman. no janitor hired for Monroe Building. Sophia Nagle rehired as janitress. Le Stedman retained as fireman. Superintendent Piegley’s two year contract retained with final year granted. pay details cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallenhaupt
Aasistant
L.G. DeLong
Rade
Rachel Murr Pauling Myers
Bert Williams
Nell McCann
Bennett
Mee
Ruth Watkins
Mise
Ella
June Tat
Mise Vaughn
Les
Sophia Nagle
Ax High School
le Stedman
Monroe
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Wisconsin
Harry Stuhl-drener
Foday
Howard Roberts
Chicago Daily News
Dodgers
Brooklyn Post
A. J
Manager Durocher
Dixie Walker
Joe Youmile
Jim Wasdell
Luke Hamlin
Vito Tamulls
Whitlow Wyatt
Ernie Kay
Joe Gallagher
Hook
Hollister Church
Sugar Creek
Chauncey District Social and
Pers
Chauncey Club
Chester
George Adams
Ronek
CL. Thayer
Ron Smith
Chesapeake
Harry
Lee
Lam
Ifre
John White
Clare Wels Aire
Walter" Yount Mex
Will Walter Lena’ Orndort
George ‘Vermanten
Lucie “Vosegn
Wilmon
Smith
Aloys ‘r'Beanara
Tena 'Wolfe
Janneth
W. W. Bryson
Ira H L. Taylor
Cleveland
Dwight Clark
C. M. Clark
Thin City
Will Sweene
Pauline Jackson
Lois Devore
Neil Tarter
Celeraton
Forest Rose Ki
Eecentareee
Beckleys
MPRT
H. L. Jauehius
Maple St
Aia Beer Ua
Imperial
Meier
Oture
East State ST
West Columbus ST
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Thomas W. Pigeley
Walley
Simmonthe
ATLAS
Origns
Tyiee
Sommer
Acain
Rubber Advance
Wilbur
Firestone
Standard
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville Murphy Motor Co
Donaldson Motor Co
Guster
Albany
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