Chauncey Choir elects Nye as president at First Christian Church
In Chauncey on June 10 the Chauncey First Christian church choir elected officers with Mrs Inez Nye as president and Mrs Nelle Brookins as vice president. Ruth Fiske was named secretary treasurer and Christine Courtney Brown directed the choir. After practice a social hour followed at the Nye home on High street with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
First Christian Church
Inez Nye
Nelle Brookins
Ruth Fiske
Christine Courtney Brown
School of Music
Ohio University
Nelle Popper
Gretta Fielder
Jeanette Palmer
Wyona Gardner
Lavella Locke
Lucy Nye
Kathleen Smith
Esther Fiske
Gertrude Fewell
Mary Lou Fiske
Marie Ferrell
Esther Fewell
Pauline Nye
Ralph Brown
Frank Nye
Charles Bradfield
Guy Gardner
Fioyd Nye
James Nye
Guy Brookins
Kindergarten Opens Tuesday Morning for Summer Sessions
Miss Lilian L Steves head of the kindergarten department announces the summer program for registered children only starting Tuesday at 9 oclock with sessions from 9 to 11 and a summer registration fee of 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian L. Stevens
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Miller in Chauncey
Pearl and Miller announce the birth of a daughter at Peach Ridge on a Wednesday. The baby is the granddaughter of Henry and Mrs Osborne of this city. The Millers are former Chauncey residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Miller
Peach Ridge
Chauncey
Rs. Pearl Miller
Henry Osborne
Millers
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Programs
Chauncey is scheduled for a Sunday at 9 30 morning Sunday school with a chorus choir special namers. The Christian Endeavor society meets at 7 00 with Miss Cora Ferwell directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Cora Ferwell
Mrs Ben Ton Penn Returns Home After Goiter Operation
Mrs Ben ton Penn daughter of Mr and Mrs S A West Hocking underwent goiter surgery in a Columbus hospital and is reportedly improving. She hopes to return to her home in Pomeroy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ben‘ton Penn
S. A. West
Hocking
Columbus
Pomeroy
4-H Club Ice Cream Social At The Plains
The Plains 4 H club hosts an ice cream and cake social on the lawn of Factory church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factory Chauncey
4- H Club of
the Plains
Ohio University commencement draws Millfield native graduate
Mrs. V. O. Zalinser and Mrs. L. E. Buckler returned to Washington Pennsylvania after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pearl D. Hill in Millfield. They traveled to attend Ohio University commencement where Miss Eleanor Hill of Millfield was a graduate receiving the degree of B.A.
Social Notes Chauncey Entertains Guests at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Staffinger of this city entertained at their Converse street home on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Mary McLaughlin Thelma and Billie McLaughlin of Wellston Ohio Dewey Winkhans Columbus Ohio Mr. and Mrs. George Mason and their son Ben and others not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Staffinger
Converse Street
Mary Mc-Laughlin
Thelma
Billie McLaughlin
Wellston, C
Dewey Winkhans
Columbus
George Mason and Son
Ben
Morris Family of Glouster Featured in Local Notice
Mr and Mrs Elmer C Morris and daughter Bernice of Glouster are named in a local notice. the brief item identifies the family and residence as part of a community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Morris
Bernice
Glouster
Social guests hosted by Mr and Mrs West at Hocking
Mr and Mrs 8S A West entertained as their guests Tuesday at their home in Hocking. Attending were Rex Ackley and children, Monday West and Francis West of Pomeroy, Mrs Henry Hennessy of Middleport, and Mrs Jess Schaafs of Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. West
Hocking
Rex Ackley
West
Francis West
Pomeroy
Henry Hennessy
Middleport
Jess Schaafs
Charleston
W. Va
Zion Baptist Ladies Aid Society Quilting Meeting
The Zion Baptist Ladies Aid Society of the Lower Plains held its regular all day quilting session. Members present included Mrs. Elmer Coon, Mrs. Ira Barnes, Mrs. Harry Moore, and Mrs. B. S. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Lower Plains
Elmer Coon
Ira Barnes
Harry Moore
8S. G. Nichols
Nichols Host Social at Lower Plains Home
Mr and Mrs W C Nichols entertained guests last Sunday at their Lower Plains home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter McGuire Akron Ohio Mrs Kenney Union Glenn Tewksberry Barberton Ohio Mr and Mrs William Hawk Athens and Mrs William McDonald and Mr and Mrs F E Cook Lower Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Nichols
The
Lower Plains
Walter McGuire
Akron
Kenney
Union
Glenn Tewksberry
Barberton
William Hawk
Athens
William McDonald
F. E. Cook
Ladies Aid Plans Millfield Church Meeting Tonight
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church at Millfield will hold its business meeting tonight at 7:30 at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. J. R. Wade and Mrs. H. C. McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Millfield
J. R. Wade
H. C. McDaniel
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meet at Plains Home
The Plains group met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frank Smith's home to discuss the Moslem Women study book. Hostess provided refreshments. Three visitors attended: Mrs. Z A Courtney and Mrs. Best. Members present included Mrs. Thomas Cade Mrs. Charles Keaton Mrs. Richard Calhoun Mrs. Fred Nida Mrs. Elmer Lavely Mrs. Theodore Nagie Mrs. Orley Shrieves and Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Plains
Frank Smith
Fred Nida
Z. A. Courtney
Best
Thomas Cade
Charles Keaton
Richard Calhoun
Elmer Lavely
Theodore Nagie
Orley Shrieves
Smith
Lindbergh's 1924 Colorado Flight in a Flying Circus
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, famed stunt pilot, flew in Fowler Colorado with a Flying Circus exhibition. A violent wind storm forced him to climb and circle to avoid danger as two passengers rode along. The makeshift field contained haystacks and trees, making night landings perilous despite daylight skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fowler
Colorado
J. Wray Vaughn
Lindbergh
Lindbergh recalls early flying days and first parachute jump
The narrative recounts Charles Lindbergh training with the Flying Circus in 1924, his fear during an aerial collision while parachuting in the SE-5, and his subsequent recovery. It notes his time at Brooks Field and Kelly Field, and his habit of studious, quiet work before fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Brooks Field
Texas
D. Wood
Kelly Field
San Antonio
McAllister
Memorial Services Planned by Logan Knights of Pythias
Logan lodge of Knights of Pythias selects Sunday June 19 for annual memorial services in Logan on June 10 report notes the date chosen for the event and the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Logan
Logan Lodge of
Memorial Services and Addresses Planned for Pythian Event
The Pythian Sisters join morning memorial services at the Methodist church with Rev. James R. Fields delivering the sermon. At 3 PM Judge Louis B. Houck of the court of appeals will give the memorial address at the Pythian theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Pythian Sisters
James R. Fields
Methodist Church
Louis B. Houck
Court of Appeals
Pythian Theater
Plea of Not Guilty By Hoyt Heightland In Ohio Case
Hoyt Heightland pleaded not guilty to a charge of failure to provide for three minor children after arraignment in Probate court. Trial set for Thursday June 16 at 9 am. Bond $600. unable to post, imprisoned in county jail. Heightland arrested in Lancaster and brought to Athens by Sheriff Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Heightland
State of
Ohio
Heightland
Lancaster
Athens
William Williams
Stranger claiming to be Davis seeks Van derhoof heirs
A man calling himself Albert Davis arrived at the county courthouse seeking the Van derhoof family. He claimed an inheritance from England and was told to investigate Tupper's Plains and Coalville. He then disappeared and yesterday's officials gave little credence to his tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Court House
Albert Davis
England
Vanderhoof
Tupper
FAD Drink Offers Quick Energy And Dual Service
FAD can be served hot or cold providing quick energy and mild stimulation. A single can is described as doing double duty by fulfilling both energy and beverage needs.
Miner’s plea for sane leadership in pay disputes
Chauncey calls for conciliatory talks between miners and operators amid price fixing and strikes. He criticizes current union leadership as self serving and asks for fair, conservative guidance to avoid a costly salary grab and mass hardship in Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys. June 10, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
the Messenger
David Watkins
Columbus
Ohio
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valley
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Liss
First Christian Church Singers
South Dakota
Black Hills
President Coolidge
Baptist Aid
Nichols
Christian Aid
Missionary Society
U.S
Turkey
F. C. Stedman Company
Packers
Stranger
America
C. D. Shafer CO
Nelsonville
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