Chauncey P T A observes Candlers Day at Meeting
Chauncey P T A held Candlers Day at the school auditorium this week with Mrs. Gartner presiding. G B Courtney and visiting O W Williams spoke. The candle lighting honored Ruth McClead, Minnie Palmer and Em Dickerson among others. The Brookins family, including Mary Mills and Floyd Brookins, were noted, with their sixtieth wedding anniversary upcoming in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gartner
Yinnie Palmer
G. B. Courtney
O. W. Williams
Minnie Palmer
Luther Cruikshank
Em Dickerson
Arthur Dering
Home Department
Ruth McClead
Guy M. Brookins
Thelma Jean Brookins
Olive Brookins
J. Milton Brookins
Martin Brookins
Brookins
Dover Township resident J Mil celebrated 87th birthday
Lifelong Dover Township resident J Mil marked his 87th birthday with a family gathering held Wednesday. The event honored an active, long-lived resident, with a pink birthday cake presented by daughter-in-law Mrs. Howard Athens and a chicken dinner for attendees.
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J. Mil
Dover Township
Howard Athens
Why Uumer
Sran Relieved Constipation With All Bran Cereal
A note describes Sran using All Bran cereal to ease constipation and aid digestion. It mentions vitamin B iron and the product’s natural appeal as a patent medicine choice.
Boys Class Meets CHAUNCEY At M E Church Sunday School
The Boys' Class of the M. E. Church Sunday School met at Mrs. Earl Bridgewater's home on High Street. Next regular meeting set for the home of Joe and Carl Stalder. Mrs. Bridgewater led a program and prizes went to Jack Smith and Warren Hale. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Preston Tucker, Victor Tucker, Austin Palmer, Barney and Warren Hale, Richard and Elton Swart, Neal Sweeney, Jack Sweeney, William Olliver, Virgil Green, Carl Stalder, Joe Stalder, Jack Smith, Erle Bridgewater Jr., and Dow Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
M. E. Church
Earl Bridgewater
High Street
Joe
Carl Stalder
Bridgewater
Jack Smith
Warren Hale
Preston Tucker
Victor Tucker
Austin Palmer
Barney
Richard
Elton Swart
Neal Sweeney
Jack Sweeney
William Olliver
Virgil Green
Joe Stalder
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Dow Bridgewater
District Personal Notices From Chauncey To Athens
Chauncey residents Chauncey Max Wilson and Harry Trasin return from a Cincinnati business trip Wednesday. Arthur Brewer family of Chauncey visit Athens with John Brewer family and Misses Florence and Alice Brewer. Hannah Hibbard of Sand Ridge remains seriously ill at home. Mrs N Sanders and son Bob of Millfield visit sister Mrs George Williamson in Athens. Wendell Moore of Lower Plains returns from Detroit driving a truck for O O Mantz Athens with companion Robert Dicken of Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Harry Trasin
Giouster
Cincinnati
Arthur Brewer
Jean
Jimmie
Bob
Athens
John Brewer
Florence
Alice Brewer
Hannah Hibbard
Sand Ridge
N. Sanders
Millfield
George Williamson
Wendell Moore
Lower Plains
Detroit
Mich
O. O. Mantz
Robert Dicken
Revival Continues In Guysville Church
Revival continues at the Guyasville Church with services through Sunday. Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30. Epworth League members meet Sunday night at 6 45 with Miss Wanda Barrows Stewart leader. A forum on friendship will be held.
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Guyasville
Canaanville
Stewart Church
Epworth League
Guyeville
Wanda Barrows
Stewart
Henry Dew Dies Former Chauncey Resident
Chauncey resident Henry Dew 55 died Wednesday night at his daughter Nina Kerr’s home in Zanesville Ohio after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm from the M E Church in Corning with burial in the Dew cemetery at Burr Oak. Survived by wife Mary Dew long a patient at Athens State Hospital. daughter Nina Kerr. sons Henry Dew Jr Buchtel Wendell Dew. a son Dwight predeceased. multiple sisters and brothers.
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Chauncey
Burr Oak
Henry Dew
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Nina Dew Kerr
Zanesville
Ohio
M. E
Corning
Dew
Mary Dew
Athens State Hospital
Nina Kerr
Henry Dew, Jr
Buchtel
Wendell Dew
St. Louis
Dwight
Loyal Pals Meet CHAUNCEY at Pickering Home
Loyal Pals Class of the Church of Christ Bible School gathered at Mrs. Gladys Pickering’s Ellis Avenue home with Dix Pickering hosting and Charles Min ister as teacher. Plans for an attendance contest run to June were made, officers elected, prizes awarded, and a picnic supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ Bible School
Dix Pickering
Gladys Pickering
Ellis Avenue
Charles Minister
James Rankin
Charles Bradfield
Ralph Walters
Richard Osborne
Paul Tippett
Charles Pendergrass
Jack Millington
Billy Schrappe
Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday Plan Announced
Chauncey Church of Christ lays out Sunday events with Bible School at 9 30, communion and preaching at 10 30 by the regular pastor, senior and junior C E B at the usual time, evangelistic service at 7 30 led by evangelist O W Williams. Orbiston choir to provide music. A 36 person Trimble delegation attended last night with their youth choir led by Mrs Pearl Christman and Miss Hazel Raber. Williams spoke on Seeking The Lost and will address Our Master tonight.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Bible
C. EB
O. W. Williams
Orbiston
Trimble
Young Peoples
Pearl Christman
Hazel Raber
Williams
Former O U Professors Attend National Meeting
Three former Ohio University professors attended the national educational meeting in Cleveland. M Stoke now at Mt Holyoke College Massachusetts, Dean Worcester now at University of Nebraska, and L B Job former educational professor now president of Ithaca College. Stoke and Job left Ohio University in 1901, Worcester left in 1929.
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Ohio University
Cleveland
M Stoke
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Dean Worcester
University of Nebraska
L. B. Job
Ithaca College
Stoke
Job
Worcester
Jr. N. A. A. C. Ute to Miss Sunday Meeting
The Jr N A A C will not meet Sunday as previously announced. A notice of the next meeting will be given in due time.
Glouster Kiwanis Bring Chest to Zanesville Meeting
Glouster Kiwanis Club with 11 of 14 members attends Zanesville Kiwanis meeting. The clubs exchange the Kiwanis chest from Athens. Warden Preston E. Thomas of the Ohio Penitentiary talks and answers questions. Zanesville hosts music and stunts with about 75 members present.
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Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Zanesville Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Chest
Athens Club
Zanesville
H. F. Kittle
Glouster Dub
Zanesville Kiwanians
Preston E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Thomas
Zanesville Club
Lucille Jones Weds GLOUSTER
Announcement of the marriage of Lucille Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred L Jones and Jack Kenneth Raber. The wedding took place last Sunday at Grace Methodist Church in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Lucille is a niece of Mrs Fred Heck and EB L Jones. The Jones family moved from Glouster about fourteen years ago and lived near the Beal Building later owned by Frank Butts.
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Glouster
Lucille Jones
Fred L. Jones
Jack Kenneth Raber
Grace Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Heck
EB. L. Jones
Beal
Frank Butts
G Club Meets at Mrs. Hill Home on Front Street
The weekly G Club meeting was held at Mrs. Dortha Hill's home. A progressive letter was sent to former member Mrs. Charles Harper, recovering from appendicitis surgery in Albany. Luncheon served to Pauline Gamwell Jo McGee Elizabeth Kennedy Maxine Johnston Dorothy Jones Florence Clark. hostess Margaret McDonald. New member Emelee Zimmers voted in. Next meeting set for Lois Dunlap's on Braun Street Tuesday night.
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Glouster
G” Club
Dortha Hill
Front Street
Charles Harper
Albany
N. Y
Pauline Gamwell
Jo McGee
Elizabeth Kennedy
Maxine Johnston
Dorothy Jones
Florence Clark
Margaret McDonald
Emelee Zimmers
Lois Dunlap
Braun Street
Red Headed Stepchild Rehearsal At High School Auditorium
Rehearsal has started for the play The Red Headed Stepchild to be staged in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Mary Skinner Jack Zimmer Jimmy Wolf Mary Frances Carpenter Joseph Cheney Anna Louise Logue Theo Williams John Shubert Laura Mae Brunton Dorothy Zimmer Norma Dyer and Margaret Post with Katherine Dennison as coach.
Defends Killer Prominent as counsel in major crim inal cases
Louis Piquett, Chicago attorney, is the lawyer retained for the defense of John Dilling er, an outlaw who staged a sensational escape from the jail in Crown Point Ind. Piquett was chief counsel for Leo V. Brothers, convicted in the Alfred Lingle murder case.
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Louis Piquett
Chicago
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Piquett
Leo V. Brothers
Alfred Lingle
K of P Delegates Attend District Meeting
County Deputy E R Andrews and Lodge Deputy Worthy Parker of the Knights of Pythias attended a district K P gathering in Corning on Thursday night with the Corning lodge Knights of Pythias.
Progressive Study Club Meets at Mrs Angles Home
A meeting of the Progressive Study Club is scheduled for tonight at the home of Mrs. Bertha Angle on Main Street.
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Glousbter
The
Progressive Study Club
Bertha Angle
Main Street
Mrs Braglin Sprains Arm After Ice Fall in Jacksonville
Mrs Sol Braglin suffered a severe sprain to her left arm after a fall on the ice Thursday night in Jacksonville. No bones were broken but the arm was placed in a sling and will be immobilized for some time.
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Jacksonville
Sol Braglin
Auxiliary meeting moved to Monday in Glouster
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday at 7 PM instead of Thursday in Glouster. On Thursday the auxiliary will serve a dinner to Rothwell Club members.
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Glouster
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Rothwell Club
Convenient Morning Dress Captures Quiet Style
A short note praises a morning dress described as pretty and convenient for work. It highlights a trim fit and slashed shoulders as smart features, noting the overall chic yet practical appeal.
Glouster Personal Notes Include Arrivals and Departures
Glouster residents and visitors are listed in a community column. Mrs. Jane LeFever returned from Mountville after several days with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Leeper. Isaac Jones of Zanesville and ex Sheriff Wayne Wingett of Athens visited the area.
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Jane LeFever
Mountville
E. B. Leeper
Isaac Jones
Zanesville
Glouster
Thisenty
Karl Gardner
Athens
Lester Pickering
Columbus
O. C. Pickering
Wayne Wingett
Helen Green
Glouster High School
Bellaire
Elizabeth Gaskalla
Joe Gaskalla
Gerald Jones
Don
Mrs. BE. LeFever
Aim To Include Grain in Crop Reduction Plan
Des Moines Iowa March 9 Farmers gain cash relief as 14 Midwest governors meet to draft a long term agricultural relief program. The conference called by Governor Floyd Olson aims to extend compulsory crop reduction to corn wheat and other grains and include beef cattle as a basic commodity for production curtailment.
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Des Moines
U.P
Midwest
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Washington
Congress
Dallas Boxing Results Show Local Winners
Clyde Chastain of Dallas outpointed Wilson Dunn in a ten round bout. Johnny Page stopped kid Leva, Jimmy Lecoume knocked out Bobby Reid in Fort Worth, with several other Texas bouts including a Dallas card featuring Le Coume weighing 14 and bout results for 122 pounds Reid.
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Dallas
Tex
Clyde Chastain
Wilson Dunn
Johnny Page
Kid Leva
Jimmy Lecoume
New Orleans
Bobby Reid
Fort Worth
Wrestling results in Kansas City highlight wins and draws
Ben Ginsburg of New York threw Johnny Shoop of Racine Wis. Medill of Omaha defeated George Keverly of Los Angeles. Joe Devito of New York won on four from Ed Lewis of Chicago. Ed McCorkin of Cleveland drew with Don McIntyre of Kansas City. Jack O'Dell of Denver drew with Whitey Grove of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Ben Ginsburg
New York
Johnny Shoop
Racine
Wis
Pat Medill
Omaha
George Keverly
Los Angeles
Joe Devito
Ed Lewis
Chicago
Ed McCorkin
Cleveland
Don McIntyre
Jack O'Dell
Denver
Whitey Grove
Rio Grande Closes Season with 47–17 Win over Franklin
Rio Grande College finished its basketball season by defeating Franklin University of Columbus 47 to 17 on Thursday night in Rio Grande. The lop sided win capped the home finale for the host team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Franklin University of Columbus
Resignation Hits CWA Complaint Board
Charles H. Frasure resigned from the CWA complaint board after less than a month of service. No replacement has been appointed yet, leaving the Rev. C. M. Lever as the only other named member, with vacancies reported.
Ohio University Symphony to Perform in Logan
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducted by DeForest W. Ingerham with Irene Withem as pianist will appear at Logan High School Auditorium Tuesday night at 8 15.
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Logan
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
DeForest W. Ingerham
Irene Withem
Logan High School
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for stomach relief
An ad-style health tip promoting Phillips' Milk of Magnesia for acid stomach and post meal discomfort. It states a daily dosing routine of two teaspoonfuls with meals and suggests Segret tablets as an alternative. Claims relief from headaches and afternoon fatigue and urges buyers to insist on the genuine Phillips' product.
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Yos
Phillips
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