Charity Workers Praised By Chauncey Dover Board of Education
Chauncey June 1 resolutions praise Red Cross Mrs O C Bird and Mrs T N Wolfe for aiding the last school year charity program. Mayor Hines helped secure food through dances. Mrs Preston and local women helped serve meals to needy children. Seven Chauncey Dover schools feed about 400 children daily through summer.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Cperiool
Red Cross
O. C. Bird
Walburn
Ork mm Chauncey
State Honors Chauncey Dover Pupils Do Well
In the state tests, Chauncey-Dover High School students earned honors. Raymond Tucker won fourth in General Science, Glen Gardner placed ninth in American History, and Robert James placed ninth in World History.
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Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey
June M
Chauncey-Dover High School
Raymond Tucker
Glen Gardner
Robert James
Children’s Day Services at Greens Run Church
Children’s Day will be observed Sunday night at 7:30 at Greens Run Church of Christ Chauncey. Rev G B Courtney is minister. Program led by Miss Carrie Smith. Public invited.
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Greens Run
Chauncey
Church of Christ
G. B. Courtney
Misa Carrie Smith
Ball Game Slated Chauncey Team Versus All Stars Sunday
Chauncey baseball team led by Ernest Johnson will host an All Stars squad from upper Sunday Creek Valley Sunday at 2 30 p m at Chauncey field. Local fans expect a good contest with the star lineup. Entertains at dinner Chauncey June 11 Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye hosted a dinner on High Street in honor of Mrs Nye's uncles and aunts Rev and Mrs Elmer Dent Florida Mr and Mrs Evans Dent and Mrs L W Russell Athens all former residents.
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Chauncey
All Stars
Ernest Johpson
Upper
Sunday Creek Valley
Chauncey Field
Floyd Nye
High Street
Nye
Aryl
Elmer Dent
Florida
Evans Dent
L. W. Russell
Athens
District Brotherhood Meeting In Greens Run Church
Christian Men's Brotherhood of Churches of Christ in this district meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Greens Run Church of Christ with Judge C EB Peoples of Pomeroy as speaker. Special music by Chauncey Trimble and Bishopville. Last meeting before fall. Will C Merritt Trimble is president.
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Chauncey
Christian Men's Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Judge C. EB. Peoples of
Pomeroy
Trimble
Bishopville
Will C. Merritt
Brotherhood
Sixth Anniversary Naomi Class Guest Day Set
Chauncey June 11 The Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Bible Class marks its sixth anniversary with a guest day next Wednesday at 2 pm. Mrs Ray Michael leads arrangements. each member may invite a guest. A program precedes a social hour and tea served by Mrs Floyd Linscott and Mrs Ralph Porter. Mrs C S Rice in charge of the program. Mrs Nore Graves teaches the class.
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Naomi
Chauncey
Om Bible
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray Michael
Floyd Linscott
Ralph Porter
C. 5. Rice
Nore Graves
Junior Choir To Sing Children’s Day at The Plains Church
CHAUNCEY June 11 Children’s Day entertainment at The Plains M E Church will be Sunday night June 19. A miscellaneous program features music by a Junior Choir with Miss May Amorette Rush McCullough and Dorothy Cada directing the training of children. Twin sons born CHAUNCEY June 11 Mr and Mrs Henry Zimmerman announce the birth of twin sons in Columbus each weighing eight pounds. Mrs Zimmerman formerly Verna Collins of Chauncey and a niece of William Collins Sr of this city.
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the Plains
Chauncey
the Plains M. E
May Amorette
Rush McCullough
Dorothy Cada
Henry Zimmerman
Columbus
Zimmerman
Verna Collins
William Collins
MILLFIELD PERSONALS AND FUNERAL NEWS
Funeral services were held for Mrs Allle Kintade at the M E Church in Nelsonville with Rev H A Sayre officiating. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Kincade's husband, Phillip Kincaide, was a former Nelsonville Chief of Police who died in a Sugar Creek mine accident sixteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
F. E. Boudinot
Allle Kintade
Elizabeth Phillips
Morristown
M. E. Church
Nelsonville
H. A. Sayre
Greenlawn
Kincade
Phillip Kincaide
Sugar Creek
George Mason
Glouster
Joe Mason
Hollister
I. F. Kinscade
Gordon
J. B. Mason
Bishopville
Albert Mason
Pomeroy
George Smith
Glenster
Sylvia Grose
Herbert Finsterwald
Homer Sisson
James Ogle
Canaanville
Guy Fierce
Athens
Troy Township
Dover Township
Concord
Golda Boudinot
Middletown
Ohio University
Herman North
Richard Dunkle
Lexington
Homer Pyle
Homer Fraoye
False Alarms Disturb Glouster Sleep Crowd Near Store
Glouster residents woke to three false fire alarms in the early hours with a crowd on the streets. A reward of $10 is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of the alarm offenders. Awning ropes at the BLFL Achauer store were cut during the night. Firefighters responded quickly but found no fire.
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Glouster
Andrew Allen
Iim
Blfl Achauer
High Street
Sunday Creek Mine
Millfield
Edward Alexander Is Taken by Death in Glouster
Edward Alexander Sr., 70, a native of England who settled in Glouster 21 years ago after leaving New Straitsville, died at his home Thursday night. Survived by four children Ralph Wellsburg Abe Gertrudge and Edward Jr. Funeral services at 1 p.m. Sunday led by Rev. M S Rogers. Burial in Glouster Cemetery.
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England
Glouster
Edward Alexander
No. 2
New Straitsville
Alexander
Ralph
Wellsburg
W. Va
Abe
Gertrudge
Edward, Jr
he _home
M. 5
Rogers
Church of Chri
Glousser Cemetery
Flour To Arrive Monday In Trimble Township Relief
Flours to be distributed at relief stations in Trimble Township with 1250 sacks arriving Monday. This is about half the supply from prior distributions. no information on future flour deliveries was provided. The rest of the item covers a lodge meeting of the Post Noble Grands Club of Marcellite Rebekah Lodge including attendees, contests, refreshments, and plans for the July meeting at Mrs. McHarg’s home.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands’ Club
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Anderson
Glouster
Trimble Township
Loper
Jane Loper
Murray City
Esta Garden
McHarg
New Marshfield Road
Athens
Trimble June 4-H Club Meets At Leader's Home
Trimble Juniors of the 4-H Club gathered Thursday June 9 at leader Justita Barich's home for a brief business session. Members present included Martha Ann Heckman Ina Palmer Nora Hall Ruth Johnson Verna Sayre Thelma Ratney Ada Bell Palmer Dorothy ek Dor piny Rainey and Ned Buus.
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Trimble
Justita Barich
Martha Ann Heckman
Ina Palmer
Nora Hall
Ruth Johnson
Verna Sayre
Thelma Ratney
Ada Bell Palmer
Dorothy Ek Dor
Piny Rainey
Ned Buus
Kimberly Marriage Announcement and Local Clergy News
Kimberly announces the marriage of Miss Vernice Davis to Leonard Donar of New York who currently serves as a soldier in Columbus. Miss Davis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Davis. The couple plans to leave for New York soon. Sunday School will be held at one o'clock instead of two due to the Union Class Meeting at the Welsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church. Asa Stevens and Frank Hook entertained with string music at the Lick Run picket camp Thursday. Daily Vacation Bible School opening last week continues well attended. Forest Staley has taken over The Athens Messenger route here, replacing Jack Rizer. William Davis spent the weekend with relatives at Dowler Ridge. Forde Sampson returned home after several days in Cadiz. Pete Call and Denny Ward of New Floodwood were Kimberly callers Sunday. Mrs Alma Joyjohn and Joss Linscott of Columbus were weekend guests of Mrs Hazel Thomas, Bir, and Mrs Cecil Reynolds and children of Dayton were visitors.
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Vernice Davis
Leonard Donar
New York
Columbus
Miss Davis
William Davis
Welsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church
Asa Stevens
Frank Hook
Lick Run
Forest Staley
Athens Messenger
Jack Rizer
Wiliam Davis
Dowler Ridge
Forde Sampson
Cadiz
Pete Call
Denny Ward
New Floodwood
Kimberly
Alma Joyjohn
Joss
Linsscott
Hazel Thomas
Local Notes On Visits And Picket Duty At Mines
Local miners resume nightly picket duty at Lick Run Mine and several women join the effort this week. Residents report a string of social visits including Virgil Seenes of Deanville, Asa Pickett and daughter visiting relatives near Carbondale, and Mrs. Dorr Draper of Jackson, Michigan. Visitors also include Mrs. Emmett Ryan of Beaumont, and Mrs. Della Lauderback remains in unchanged condition.
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Muehls Brown
Janes Toon
Columbus
Lick Run
Virgil Seenes
Deanville
Asa Pickett
Carbondale
Thomas Parry
Nelsonville
R. D
Charles Hook
Chester Malton
Ambherstdale
W.va
Robert Bechler
Dorr Draper
Jackson
Mich
Mable Hanning
Columbua
Harry Lukas
Chester Staley
Ed Nelson
Fred Nelson
Frank Nelson
Marietta
Jeff Blackwood
Hebbardsville
Emmett Ryan
Beaumont
James Picket
Della Lauderback
Nina Rupe
Lou Donaldson
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits in Hebbardsville
Hebbardsville hosted a series of social calls and visits. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bell and others from Union Milton Blake Columbus and Athens, with weekly calls and family visits noted among neighbors.
Local residents share visits and weddings in Pomeroy area
Carpenter Mr and Mrs Jess Sisson with son Kenneth and daughter Mary and Mrs Don Jewell visited Pomeroy Friday. Mr and Mrs E C Swearingen of Charleroi Pa returned home after visiting relatives. Rolland Vernon of New Lexington 18 spent time with aunts Mrs H E Starkey and Mrs E W Starke. F BE Wood received the autograph quilt made by local church ladies sold at Thursday supper. Beulah Starkey daughter of E W Starkey and Denzil Jones of Albany were married Saturday May 28 in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Paul Edmundson and two children of Dexter spent Wednesday with F M Darst and Miss Metta Jeffers Athens spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Jeffers.
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Jess Sisson
Kenneth
Mary
Don Jewell
Pomeroy
E. C. Swearingen
Charleroi
Rolland Vernon
New Lextngton
H. E. Starkey
E. W. Starke
F. BE. Wood
Beulah Starkey
E. W. Starkey
Denzil Jones
Albany
Kentucky
Paul Edmundson
Dexter
F. M. Darst
Metta Jeffers
Athens
W. E. Jeffers
Cutler Families Honor Mrs Goens with Birthday Party
Cutler residents hosted a Tuesday night gathering in honor of Mrs Ariel Goens her birthday. Attendees included Mrs Cora Fletcher Mrs Elizabeth Palmer Miss Helen Harris and many others. Local athletics notes mention Cutler Athletics winning a double header 11 2 and 12 2 with Dalton pitching both games. A Hamilton drowning report notes seven year old Eugene Blatteau drowned in the Big Miami River while tadpole hunting. Buses replace street cars on 23 lines in Fey.
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Hamilton
Eugene Blatteau
Mire
Robert Gardner
Miami
Bradstreet notes optimism in weekly business review
Bradstreet's Weekly Review of American Business, released Friday, shows returning confidence among businessmen and buyers in key cities. Employment improving, retail activity buoyed by summer weather and advertising, and a budget-balancing move by legislators cited as hopeful signs. Stocks at a minimum require replenishment amid slow Great Lakes seasonal gains.
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New York
U.P
Bradstreet
United States
Great Lake
Baltimore Produce and Poultry Prices From Regional Markets
Market notes show eggs near 13¢ with various sizes and grades from AGRO and RELANDS, leghorns at 14¢, standard eggs at 20¢, Butter near 92 score and 18¢ standards, potatoes ranging New York 68¢ per bushel, Maine Green Mountain at $1.05 to $1.10 per 100 pounds, Idaho Russet at $1.55 to $1.60 per 100 pounds. Poultry prices list colored lions 32sP15e, leghorns 13¢, broilers 19¢, ducks 10–12¢, geese 7–9¢, fresh killed hens 25¢. W Pittsburgh and Cleveland markets noted, with current receipts and several grades of eggs and poultry.
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Baltimore
Bulter—Creamery
Relands
Standard
Pike
Cleveland
New York
Maine
Idaho
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Startling Rise in Auburn Stock Points to Market Shifts
New York June 11 Auburn automobile stock surged to 76 up 9 points and doubled from a week earlier as markets rallied with a broad rise in shares. Gains softened late with some losses and indications of a technical corner in Auburn. Steel Common drifted back toward the prior close after a late spike. American Can and Telephone saw smaller gains before retreat. Western Union posted a loss on weak earnings. Woolworth and Union Pacific fluctuated. Utilities slid, signaling uneven market breadth.
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Warner Bros
New York
V.P
Wes’ Rouse Emc
Phillips
Sinclair Eee
Department of Stand. Ol
Calif
Ma’ King
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Fed
Heveral Trade Commission
Ous Steel
Eastman Kodak
International Business US
Steel (Com
AT . S. Steel
Pia
Allied Chemical
U Motors, Rubbers & Equir
Auburn
Chrysler
Inca
Elec
Ford Canada
Gen. Motors
Jeniee
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear
Madson Motors
Hupp Motors
E Canada
Motor Wheel
Nasi Motors
Uw. Ee
Packard
Ren Motors Tewart Warner Peu
Rudebaker
Iu. S
Coppers & mi
Andes Copper
Anaconda Gopper
Bickel Einer
Eunicatt
Power
Lam
Gas & Ele
Soniitee
Briggs Mir
Bond & Share Ke
Lone Star
Niagara Hudson Power
United Aircraft
Rei
United Biscut
Woolworth “Union Carben & Carbide
Auburn Automobile
Reillig
Western Union
Woolworth
Union Pacific
Enthusiasm Wanes Over New Bond Pool
In New York on June 19, enthusiasm for the Americas Securities Investing Corp bond pool of 100 million dollars waned as traders pulled bids and took profits. The bond market showed an irregular downward trend with United States Government bonds remaining an exception. Railroad bonds were in supply while leading railroad issues drifted lower with sporadic rallies. Industrial and utility bonds showed highly erratic price movements.
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New York
U.P
New Americas Securities Investing Corp
United States
Pennsylvania
Nickel Plate
Missouri Pacific
New York Stocks Rail and Industrials Roundup
A broad list of rail and industrial stocks appears, including Allegheny Corp, AT & T, Reading, Rock Island, St Paul, Union Pacific, Curtis Wright, DuPont, General Electric, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Kroger, Loews, Paramount, Sears Roebuck, and United Corp. The note shows mixed performance indicators for industrials, utilities, and common stocks across major sectors.
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RAILS
Allegheny Corp
AT. & G. Flow
N. W
Reading Rock Island
St. Paul - Lou
Pacific Union Pacific
Alice Chemicals
Col. Gas & Elec
Commonweal & So
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright (A) Drug Inc
DuPont
Gillette
Synth Harvester
LT. & T. Kroger Loews
Mont. Ward
Biscoit Nat
Paramount Publix J
Penny Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Standard
United Corp
Live Stock results from Cincinatti and Pittsburg markets
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK hogs totaling 2109 with some 236 direct. Prices mostly steady to higher with better grade hogs around 169 to 175. Cattle and calves weaker in some lots, sheep light receipts. PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK receipts near 1000 with market weak, quoting hogs in 3.75 to 3.95 range, sows 2.20, cattle uneven, calves nominal. Final grain review from CHICAGO shows wheat up fractionally, corn and oats mixed with small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piteshurgh
Chicago
Contractor Henderson Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Logan Ohio road contractor William A. Henderson of Hocking County filed voluntary bankruptcy schedules in U S District Court here listing liabilities of 4838.62 and assets of 3503. The item also notes a gardening tip about watering gloxinia and the harm of water on leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wiliam A. Henderson
Logan
Hocking County
United States District Court
Cart Jard, onal ting. tums, Ament is torig
Cart Jard, an ailing note, shows partial phrases about tumbling numbers and an enigmatic Ament in origin. The readable text hints at a fragmented item, with no clear event, date, or involved entities.
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