Funeral Services Weld for Mrs Loper
Chauncey March 10 The death of Mrs Clarence Loper 28 occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs John Loper The Plains church held the funeral service largely attended The Rev A L Bradshaw pastor of the Church of God delivered the address The Chauncey trio and piano provided music Burial took place in Athens cemetery Pallbearers were Mrs William Hines Mrs Clarence Mullins Mrs Edward Blackford Mrs Martha Schoonover Mrs Clarence Llimitions and Mrs Linnie Hutchins Floral offerings and bearers were Athens residents Mrs Lopez formerly worked for Home Telephone Company She leaves husband two children Mary Ellen and John William parents Emmett and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Clarence Loper
John Loper
Plains Church
Ev. A. L. Bradshaw
Church of God
Christine Courtney
Mildred Landa
Charles Bradfield
Lucille Biradfield
Lopez
Entertaining Evening At The Plains Hosts Celebrate
The Misses Myrtle and Gladys Boring entertained friends at their The Plains home on Saturday night. Dancing continued late with refreshments served by the hostesses. Music provided by Albert Allshire, Arthur Wilson and William Nichols. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Linscott, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Henston, Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. R Z Whetstone and family, Janie Allshire, W H Henston, Harry Robinson, James errel, Signa Boring, The Plains. Miss Thelma North of Carbon Hill. Gerald Tryon and Miss Millie and Tillie Boring of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Myrtle
Gladys Boring
the Plains
Albert Allshire
Arthur Wilson
William Nichols
Floyd Linscott
Vinton Henston
R. Z. Whetstone
Janie
W. H. Henston
Harry Robinson
James Errel
Signa
Plains
Thelma
Carbon Hill
Gerald Tryon
Millie
Tillie
Athens
Finney Hosts Dinner at The Plains
Mr and Mrs W A Finney entertained Sunday with a two course chicken dinner at their home in The Plains. Guests included Mrs Stella Herold and family of Athens Miss Jennie Finney of Athens James McKee of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Harrison Davies and daughter Betty of The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. A. Finney
the Plains
Stella Herold
Athens
Jennie Finney
James McKee
Nelsonville
Harrison Davies
Betty
High School Debate Arrangements For Friday
The Chauncey high Negative team will travel to Amesville on Friday evening March 20 to debate the Amesville high school team. The Buchte high Negative team will visit Chauncey that same evening to debate the Chauncey high affirmative team at the high school building.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High
Amesville
Buchte! High
Canaanville Minstrel Show Set for Chauncey Saturday
The Canaanville Parent-Teacher Association will present their minstrel show in Chauncey on Saturday March 14 at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. Chauncey High School will receive a portion of the proceeds and the event is described as a full evening of entertainment. A later item notes the birth of a daughter, Gladys Verlenn Beitelcus, born in Chauncey to Mr and Mrs Elmer Beitelcus on March 16, with grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Oscar Lovesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Canaanville
Parent-Teacher Association
Chauncey High
Elmer Beitelcus
Te Pound
Gladys Verlenn
Oscar Lovesy
Chauncey Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Lee Martin
Mr and Mrs Lee Martin entertained with a dinner at their home in Chauncey on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bruce Martin of Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lee Martin
Chawheey
Bruce Martin
Nolan
Chauncey Ladies Aid Society Meets On Thursday
The Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society plans its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Besa Green’s Mill Street home due to the president Mrs James Lote being ill. Vice president Mrs Lettie Coe will chair the program and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oc Ladies Aid
Chauncey
Ladies Ala Society
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Mré
Besa Green
Mill Street
James Lote
Lettie Coe Henta
Funeral Attendance List for Mrs. Clarende Lopez
A crowd gathered at The Pialis Monday to honor Mrs. Clarende Lopez. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Katz chback and numerous relatives such as Mrs. Ellan Cunningham, Mrs. Lefia Cunningham, Mrs. Allie Boling, Miss Jennie Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cluiketank, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Heading and their family, and Mrs. Thomas Fennell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaunchy
Chatiniéey
Pialis
Clarende Lopez
William Katzchback
Ellan Cunningham
Luther Cluiketank
Misa Jennie Courtney
Hubert Warner
Allie Boling
Lefia Cunningham
Andy Heading
Thomas Fennell
Residents Share Sunday Visits Around The Plains Community
Mr and Mrs Ray Shafer and Family and Mrs C J Nida of Athens attended Sunday services at the Nazaree church in The Plains and visited the Bricker home. Charlies Osey of Nelsonville stayed with Rural McClain. Rev Blair of Floodwood preached at the Nazene Holiness church and stayed with Mr and Mrs Pearl Wick. Arthur Wilson and Ambrose Terres of Athens joined The Plains visitors at Carbon Hill with Mrs Charles North. Dale Channell and son visited Logan after William Channell's trip. Curtis Groed and family of The Plains spent Sunday with kin at New Straitsville. Millie and Tillie Boring, workers at Athens state hospital, spent the weekend at The Plains. Fray Channell of The Plains helped in Logan with Mrs Wiildin McLaughlin who is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shafer
C. J. Nida
Athens
the Plains
Nazerine Church
Lott Bricker
Charlies Osey
Nelsonville
Rural McClain
Mr. Blair
Floodwood
Nagefine
Plains
Pearl Wick
Arthur Wilson
Ambrose Terrés
Carbon Hill
Charles North
Thélma North
William Channell
Son Dale
Logan
Curtis Grocd
New Straiteville
Millie
Tillie Boring
Athens State Hospital
Hom
Fray Channell
Pinina
Wi Lidin McLaughlin
I.g. Nicely
Local Families Visit Friends Across Ohio
Mr and Mrs Louis Weisler with children Mary Martha and Billie and Mrs Mary Eisler toured Columbus to visit friends. Clinton Courtney and daughter Marjorie with Mrs Harvey Courtney traveled to Springfield for a week with Paul A Courtney’s family. Guy Smith family and Wayne and Rita were guests of Howard Bolin in Pomeroy. Floyd J Nye and sons visited Mrs Nye’s parents C M Higgins at White Hall. William D Hines and family from Chauncey visited Dean Linscott in Nelsonville. Bruce Martin and party left Chauncey for home in Norian West Virginia after a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Weisler
Mary Martha
Billie
Mary Eisler
Columbus
Clinton Courtney
Marjorie
Harvey Courtney
Chauncey
Springfield
Paul A. Courtney
Guy Smith
Eon Wayne
Rita
Pomeroy
Howard Bolin
Floyd J. Nye and Sons
White Hall
Nancy
Harmful Drug Myth Repackaged as Home Gargle Tip
A questionable old tip suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoons of water to gargle. It instructs repeating every two hours if needed and emphasizes using genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the r cross in tins of twelve tablets for cheap.
Mollusc Sets New Standard in a Moralistic Comedy
Ohio chapter of the National Collegiate Players presented The Mollusc at Ewing Hall. Melba Woodworth starred as the overworked wife whose sisterly self-image spurs comic tension with her husband Arthur Cameron and governess Frances Aincke. Tom, her brother, challenges the mollusc image and tries to reform her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Collegiate Players
Ewing Hal
W. A. Cooper
Hut
Hubert Davies
Melba Woodworth
Arthur Cameron
Frances ‘Aincke
Tom
Henry Shepherd
England
Colorado
Comedy of manners and postal rates mingle in reader fragment
The text describes romantic entanglements and class dynamics in a stage play with characters Miss Woodworth and Shepherd drawing attention, then abruptly shifts to a postal rate schedule detailing 11 percent cents per 9 ounce weight and exceptions for books and plants up to certain weights indicating mixed readable fragments from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogether
Tom
First Fractional Stamps Announced for Federal Postal Plan
Postmaster McKinstry said he ordered 800 000 of the new one and a half cent stamps under the federal postal bill. It marks the first government printed fractional denomination. The third class covers mail matter like books circulars and other print matter and excludes newspapers.
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McKinstry
Tournament Opens At Ohio Wesleyan For Central District Hoops
Silver loving cups and other trophies will go to winners and runners-up in both classes of the central district high basketball tournament at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mafer 13-14. Gold individual trophies prize winners in Classes A and B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mafer
Desert farming lessons from the Imperial Valley in a cattleman's tale
The piece contrasts the Emerson rancher who sold for $30,000 after turning land into fruit and alfalfa with the Hodge brothers who added melons to alfalfa. It notes a local watermelons market via Fred Harvey and praises opportunity through hard work, even two blocks from a moving picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Hodge Boys
Perhapps
Hodge Brothers
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Imperial Valley
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Jane
Stroys
Lash
W. Va
Mancy Martin
Gomer Martin
Mise Wilma Palmer
Chancey Personais
Gibson
Dreggiste & Rovesns & Co., Ay Ee
Fade
Father Johns
Father John
the Athens Messenger
du Pont
Kerr Hardware Co
Nis
United States
All Drug
Fletcher
Clors
Isaac Wilso~m
Chauncey, Ohio
Ns, Orme
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