Tornado Tore Through Chauncey area damaging homes
In Chauncey Monday a tornado wrecked porches and homes on Monroe Avenue near Nye Cemetery. Items blown away included bird cages, a tub, blinds, porch swing, clothing, a red panel, and a porch-roof piece. Over 50 shade trees were uprooted or damaged. one home moved nine feet from its foundation. Jack Cunningham suffered facial cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
J. H. Locke
Monroe Ave
Nye
Jack Cunningham
Fred
Arlene Agin
High St
Henry Organ
Hillcrest Road
Joe Bridgewater
May Ave
Chauncey Mine
Clarence
Elsie Staley
Chauncey Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Work
Eight mines in the district were marked up for work Wednesday including No. 5 No. 9 No. 10X No. 267 Poston No. 6 Carbondale Kimberly and Black Diamond. Visitors include Vera Shannon and son John Barbara Newman Powhatan and Leon Newman of a CCC camp near Dayton visiting Mrs. Elizabet Waldie. Mrs. Anna Michael and Elizabeth Sheffield Dayton were guests of Mrs. Lucy Shields. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prior Chauny visiting daughter in Roanoke Va. Earl Householder and party from Detroit visited Chauncey relatives and returned home with William Viance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Carbondale
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Vera Shannon
John
Barbara Newman
Powhatan
Leon Newman
CCC
Dayton
Chauncey
Elizabet Waldie
May Ave
Anna Michael
Elizabeth Sheffield
Lucy Shields
Ellis Ave
A. B. Prior
Chauny
Oanoke
Earl Householder
Detroit
Rose Dickerson
Carl Conrad
William Viance
Staces Entertain CHAUNCEY Guests Sunday
Mr and Mrs Stace Sugar Creek entertained Mr and Mrs Elmer Schaefer and daughters Charlotte and Dorothy from Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Carl Turner and children Alma Billy and Claude from McCunesville Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell and daughters Martha and Kathryn from Millfield Mr and Mrs Newton Russell of Millfield Mr and Mrs John Stace and daughters Jo Ann Beverly and Jeanine of Athens and Mrs Nora B Stace returned home Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Martin Stace
Sugar Creek
Elmer Schaefer
Charlotte
Dorothy
Pomeroy
Carl Turner
Alma
Billy
Claude
McCunesville
Elmer Russell
Martha
Kathryn
Newton Russell
Millfield
John Stace
Jo Ann
Beverly
Jeanine
Athens
Nora B. Stace
Foreclosure Notice in Athens County Tax Case
G D Gorham as Treasurer files foreclosure petition No 16840 against A O French for tax and special assessment liens on real estate in Athens City Lot 1910 Camore Heights Addition. Defendant must answer by July 10 1937 or judgment will be entered. Foster B Cornwell assistant prosecuting attorney. 5-26-fotw.
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A. O. French
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Athens
Camore Heights
Foster B. Cornwell
Fotw
Nelsonville real estate auction listed in partition sale
In pursuance of an order of sale in partition the Nelsonville property at 141 Myers Street 116 Monroe Street and 100 Monroe Street in Athens County is offered at public auction on a Wednesday in 1987. Separate parcels 868 876 891 are valued at 700.10 8700 2000 and 3400 total with two thirds minimum. Terms: cash day of sale. Sheriff Charles Baylerrs signs.
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Clyde Ayers
Nelsonville
Ohio
Athens
Welch and Pendleton
County of
Myers Street
Monroe Street
Charles W. Baylerss
Athens County
Esther
Gross
HNFP
Kelso
Injured Woman Taken to Hospital After Windstorm
Mrs. Lewis Northrop of Chauncey was injured in her home during Monday’s windstorm and removed to Mercy Hospital in Columbus. She was trapped under brick and suffered head shoulder arm and leg injuries with suspected internal damage. her condition worsened late Monday.
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Chauncey
Lewis Northrop
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Albany Grange Plans Program and Notices
Albany Grange will meet Saturday evening June 26 at the Grange Hall with a pot luck lunch. Among the items, Miss Mannie Dixon visits, and several local families are noted with social and church activities. A Bible Prophecy course and Epworth League report are announced, plus a planned party once 25 members join.
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Albany
Albany Grange
Grange Hall
Mannie Dixon
James Dixon
Dixon
Albany High School
Youngstown School
Floyd Fought
Jeff Tewsbury
Emmett Wingett
Lucile
Lodi
Saturay
Libby Cottrill
Radcliffe
Lawrence Morris
Z. P. Davis
Ralph
Marion
Vance Springer
Louise Lowther
Lancaster
Maxine Radcliffe
Columbus
Bluejay Caught in Cream Heist Photo Moment
In a Seattle neighborhood a bluejay attracted trouble by puncturing milk bottle tops for weeks. Homeowners used a fake bottle to lure the culprit, capturing a photo of the guilty bird during the act.
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Seattle
Tornado Kills Cow in Chauncey Birge Field
A cow owned by Albert Robinson of Chauncey died Monday after a tornado struck near Sunday Creek. A large windblown tree fell on the animal, breaking its neck and back while it pasture-ened in the Birge field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Albert Robinson
Birge
Sunday Creek
Sharpsburg Area Is Swept by High Water
Sharpburg area experiences record rainfall Monday with water over a foot deep. A four foot wall of water rushed down Marietta Run, washing away a field of soybeans soil fences and small bridges. Nearby residents and families are mentioned along with community events and upcoming Children's Day exercises.
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Sharpsburg
Marietta Run
Hiram Thompson
Ray Love
Columbus
Charles Caldwell
Schwab
Caldwell
Frank Bardin
Ralph McCune
Ellenboro
W. Va
Levi Bardin
Wes Carsey
Joe
Athens
Aldridge
Hermon
Ralph Frash
Seba Dickson
Leota Strode
Robert Grimes
Earl Carpenter
Chesterhill
Burge Armstrong
Bettie
Marietta
Mt. Hermon
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