Teacher Resigns From Chauncey Dover Board of Education
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education accepted the resignation of Mrs. Mary Ranson a three year home economics instructor. She improved the department earning an excellent rating from the state supervisor. Her resignation is effective August 1 and Mrs Ruth Newhart English will fill the vacancy.
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Chauncey
Chauncey - Dover Board of Education
Mary Ranson
Ranson
Ohio
Ruth Newhart English
English
Ohio University
Albany School
Bethel Mar School
Mr. English
Athens
Mrs. Theisen Hosts Euchre Club at Millfield
Mrs. Clara Theisen hosted her Euchre Club at her Millfield home. Two tables played with Janet Cole taking high score, Velma Wemmer second, and Amy Jo Moody low. Refreshments were served. attendees included Frances Wallace, Lizzie Patton, Irene Wade, John Theisen, and Clara Theisen.
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Chauncey
Clara Theisen
Millfield
Janet Cole
Velma Wemmer
Amy Jo Moody
Frances Wallace
Lizzie Patton
Irene Wade
John Theisen
Chauncey VFW Auxiliary to Meet and Observe Birthdays
Chauncey The Chauncey Dover Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 p m in the auxiliary rooms Mrs Elizabeth Canter will preside The birthday anniversaries of four members will be observed Refreshments will be served by the Social committee.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Elizabeth Canter
Austin Palmer Joins Superior in Northern League
Chauncey resident Austin Palmer left for Superior Wisconsin to play shortstop with the Superior team in the Northern League. He plans to return to Miami College in September after the season. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Palmer and sister Betty Palmer of Mill Street in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Austin Palmer
Isaac Palmer
Betty Palmer
Mill St
Superior
Wisc
Miami College
Community Notices from Hemlock Area Obituaries and Visits
Mrs Effie Richards and son Kenneth of Shawnee attend the funeral of Wil am Hines of Chauncey. Several families from Columbus Somerset Zanesville and Pomeroy visit relatives in the area. Delbert Hill of Zanesville and others visit Miss Golda Osenbaugh and Mrs Ella Osenbaugh at the Baughman Stallsmith home.
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Evelyn Brown
George Vanhorn
Baughman-Stallsmith
Lena Stallsmith
Cora McCormick
Ella Osenbaugh
Golda
P. B. Osenbaugh
Glenna Williams
Group Visits in Albany Centered on Sanders Family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanders of Trimble Route 1 visited Albany recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sanders, while Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bell and Mrs. John Theis of Millfield traveled to join Mrs. Nancy Sanders. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Sanders are sisters.
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Chauncey
Fred Sanders
Trimble
Route 1
Abe Bell
John Theisen
Millfield
Albany
Don Sanders
Nancy Sanders
Bell
Mrs.anders
Picnic at Columbus Zoo Draws Theisen Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Theisen of Millfield Mrs. Doris Theisen and son Tyrus Theisen of Athens Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theisen and daughter Donna of Columbus enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at the Columbus Zoo.
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Chauncey
John Theisen
Millfield
Doris Theisen
Tyrus Theisen
Athens
Paul Theisen
Qrushter
Donna
Columbus
Columbus Zoo
Guests Entertained by Mr and Mrs Bell
Mr and Mrs Abe Bell Millfield entertained as their guests Mrs Ann Border Wellston Mrs Adda Erwin and Mrs Belle Creachbaum Glouster during a recent visit with the host couple.
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Chauncey
Abe Bell
Millfield
Ann Border
Wellston
Adda Erwin
Belle Creachbaum
Glouster
Guests of Parents Chauncey Hamrick
Mr and Mrs Don Hamrick of Corning were recent guests of Mrs Hamrick’s parents Mr and Mrs Harry Heffken in Millfield.
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Chauncey
Don Hamrick
Corning
Sanders Move Chauncey to Fierce Ridge Property
Mr and Mrs Jack Sanders and their daughter Shirley have moved from the Howard apartment in Millfield to a new property at Fierce Ridge.
Couple from Millfield attends church conference in Marietta
Mr and Mrs Hen Heffken of Millfield visit Marietta where their daughter Carolyn attends a church conference.
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Marietta
Thauncey
Hen_ Heffken
Millfield
Carolyn
Millfield Bridge Club Meeting Postponed
The Thursday Night Bridge Club meeting at Mrs. Grace Border’s home in Chauncey has been postponed for one week.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Grace Border
Grandmother Visits in Jacksonville Week
Emily Sams spent a week visiting her grandmother Mrs. C. A. Beal in Jacksonville, reporting a mill spent as part of the travels.
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Hauncey
Emily Sams
Mill
C. A. Beal
Jacksonville
Empire frock pattern 8484 by Sue Burnett
Pattern No. 8484 offers a figure flattering Empire style frock with high fitted waist and full skirt. Sizes 11 to 18, 4 1 2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 12, 25 cents plus pattern number and name to Sue Burnett, Athens Messenger, New York. Spring and Summer FASHION sewing guide, 64 pages, style news and free pattern inside, 25 cents.
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Puzzle Word Chart Clue List With Multiple Definitions
A mixed list of clues arranged in horizontal and vertical formats including terms for flags harbors colors emotions letters Greek names and common nouns with varied definitions and abbreviations across regions and languages. The items cover emetic actions turns bridges deceased pronouns and measures along with names and cultures.
Stars Forecast Adverse for Monday and Cautious Tuesday
The stars warn Monday June 20 brings little encouragement for progress and risks in health money property and partnerships. Tuesday June 21 suggests blocks on large goals but rewards for focused work and durable methods, though initial efforts may fail to impress superiors or attract capital.
Crepe Paper Roses Pattern No 5982 Promises Lifelike Blooms
Learn to craft crepe paper roses with stems you bend to your liking. Pattern 5982 includes step by step pictures, materials, and finishing directions. Send 20 cents, your name, address, and pattern number to Anne Carot at The Athens Messenger in New York.
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Anne Carot
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Baseball score fragment and club notes from a historical game
A dense OCR fragment covers multiple games and lines. It mentions players such as Jegan, Berra, Robinain, Weik, Evans, Weigel, Swift, Lollar, Guerra, Moss, Harris, and others amid infield and outfield notes. It references leagues, teams like Toledo Louisville St Paul Kansas City and players Vern on and Trucks, with scattered scores and innings.
Miller, Hausmann among moves in baseball notes
Random roster changes include Hofkie leaving as second baseman and George Hausmann added to the roster. Hausmann, former second baseman, may rejoin his old club. Commissioner Chand announces amnesty proclamation. Harness racing Grand will run this year on the 26th at Hollywood Park after recent repairs.
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Burgh
Bobby Hof
Minneapolis
Newants
George Haus
Hausmann
Hollywood Park
National clay court ships schedule announced for July
National clay court ships are slated to visit River Fort and nearby ports from July 4 to 17, with events announced for cities along the river route. Local organizers urge fans to watch for updated itineraries and ticket details.
Syracuse Cup OV A Games Highlight Tight Ohio Valley Standings
Syracuse and Hartford rode a two team dominance in the Ohio Valley Association, splitting results with lower clubs. Reedsville and Gallipolis battled for third as Syracuse beat Racine 7-5 and Reedsville defeated Calipolis 4-2 in a doubleheader and a postponed game with Syracuse upcoming.
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Hartford
Syracuse
Ohio Valley Association
Reedsville
Gallipolia
Racine
Callipolis
Larry Lieving
Twin Cities
Tigers
Keith
Gerald Clarke
Bob Layne
Henry Clatworthy
Paul Clifford
Hawley
Clatworthy
Mickey Miller
Jewel
Layton Sayre
Junior Gibbs
Lieving
Bob Duckworth
Maroons
Duckworth
Colonels Streak Snapped as Indians Regain First Place
The Indians swept a Sunday doubleheader to reclaim the American Association lead. Indianapolis won 4-0 behind Jim Walsh’s six hit shutout and 4-3 in the nightcap on Nanny Fernandez’s bases loaded single. St. Paul split with Milwaukee. Louisville fell from fifth to sixth as Columbus led.
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Associated Press
Louieville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Jim Walsh
Tribe
Nanny Fernandez
Hank Perry
Shore
Brewers
Saints
Eric Tipton
Columbia
Toledo
Cotton Deal
Kurt Kreiger
Johnny Crimian
Ing
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Sal Yvars
Blues
Dave Madison
Capolls
Bob Keegan
Madison
Bob Hofman
Ray Dandridge
Joe Collins
Bama Rowell
Dandridge
Jack Wallacsa
Hofman
Althor Captures Crow Shoot Title
Bert Popowski of Aberdeen, South Dakota, won the national crow shooting championship in Grand Rapids by killing 15 birds in three hours. He received the Sports Afield and the Rausenberger trophies for his victory, his first national title in crow shooting.
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Grand Rapids
Bert Popowski
Aberdeen
Popowski
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Yria
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Tee
Berra
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Ttle
Weik
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Weigel
Swift
Steroth
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Moss
Cohan
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Nea
Minner
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Virst
Salkeld
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Leon Valentine
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Delaney Iw Leonard
Marr. Duckworth
Arma
Miller
Fultz
Smith, Lieving and Donahue
Gallipolis
McFann
Burns
Humphrey
Gallipotla
Reedeville
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Boring
Althor
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