Rothwell Club Pledges $10 To NYA Pool Project
Glouster Rothwell Club meets at Marn Street home and votes ten dollars toward the NYA swimming pool project. Agnes Clark outlines goals and requests cooperation. H F Kittle presides. Also notes book review on The Scarlet Pimpernel and Edison life paper. Hospital report updates Tanner in Columbus hospital after major operation.
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Glouster Rothwell Club
NYA
Glouster
Rothwell Club
M. M. Bryson
Agnes Clark
H. F. Kittle
Jessie Hill
Orezy
Mary Hawk
Thomas Edison
Edison
O. A. McDonald
John B. Stiff
Louise Preston
Columbus
Spring St
Salvation Army to Hold Sunday Service in Odd Fellows Hall
Salvation Army in Athens branch will conduct Sunday services at 2 PM in Odd Fellows Hall with Sunday School at 2 and evangelistic services to follow. Captain and Mrs. Fred Reif lead local services each Sunday afternoon at the hall. Mrs. C. L. Koons was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan for observation with possible operation. accompanied by Mr. Koons.
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Glouster
Salvation Army
Odd Fellows Hall
Athens
Fred Reif
C. L
Koons
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Loyal Gleaners to Meet at Mrs. Mary Roberts Home
The Loyal Gleaners class of the Church of Christ will gather this evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Roberts for a church group meeting.
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Glouster
Gleaners
Church of Christ
Mary Roberts
Funeral Rites for Mrs Luella Downhour in Chauncey
Funeral services for Mrs Luella Downhour aged 50 were held in Chauncey with Rev Courtney of the Church of Christ officiating. Mr Sweeney Jr and Mrs Brown sang three hymns. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers included Mrs Nye Mrs Johnson Mrs Rankin Mrs Hamilton Mrs Pendergrass and Mrs Brookins. Survivors include her husband three sons from a former marriage Harry Virgil and Donald Webb and three sisters Mrs Mary Phillips Mrs Blanche Hoffman and Mrs Grace Bralder.
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Chauncey
Luella Downhour
Courtney
Church of Christ
Sweeney, Jr
Brown
Greenlawn
Rs. Nye
Johnson
Rankin
Hamilton
Pendergrass
Brookins
Chauncey Church of Christ Announces Sunday Services
Services at Chauncey Church of Christ on Sunday March 15 begin with Bible School at 9 30 am Then communion and preaching by Rev Gilbert Courtney at 10 30 am Courtney will preach at Greens Rum Church of Christ at 7 pm.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Courtney
W Greens Rum Church of Christ
Revivals Continue at Zion Furnace Baptist Church
Rev. Guss Graham Chauncey leads revival services at Zion Furnace Baptist Church with Rev. John Kemper and Homer Nelson Sciotoville assisting. Meetings run nightly at 7 o’clock and the public is invited.
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Chauncey
Zion Furnace Baptist Church
Guss Graham
John Kemper
Homer Nelson
Sciotoville
Quilting Party at Mrs Brookins Home in Millfield
Chauncey Olive Brookins and Mrs Pauline Pettit hosted an all day quilting party and potluck dinner at the Brookins home in Millfield. Attendees included Celia Boudinot James Love Mia Viola Howard Jessie Fulton Elizabeth Robinett Mabel Sisson Kathryn McDaniel Bessie Pettit Nira Louise Bailey Garnet Blower Hyatt Pettit and Olive Brookins. Seven mines reported active work Friday in the district including No 5 No 90 No 69 No 107 No 267 Car bondale and Lick Run.
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Chauncey
sAliss
Olive Brookins
Pauline Pettit
Brookins
Millfield
Celia Boudinot
James Love
Mia
Viola Howard
Jessie Fulton
Elizabeth Robinett
Mabel Sisson
Kathryn McDaniel
Bessie Pettit
Nira Louise Bailey
Garnet Blower
Hyatt Pettit
Carbondale
Lick Run
Toby and Bill Brandt Share a Night of Plans in City
Toby and Bill Brandt meet in a cafeteria on a Wednesday. He flirts and predicts a future in advertising while denying love. They reflect on independence and staying friends as they enjoy a wrestling match and plan another date before Toby sleeps, unaware of upcoming changes.
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Toby
Bill Brandt
Gency
Bill
Wee Ido
Ryan
Araye
Mr. Brandt
Toby Ryan
Zion Baptist Church Class Holds Meeting
CHAUNCEY The Happy Hustlers Class of Zion Baptist Church held its March gathering at Mrs Far Grant home. The program included songs and readings. Ice cream and cake were served to members Betty Guseman Marion Guseman Pauline Fetts Florence Dickens Roy Langel Kenneth Langel Everett Anderson Melvin Moore Walter Gabriel and Paul Dicken.
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Chauncey
Happy Hustlers
Zion Baptist Church
Far! Grant
Betty Guseman
Marion Guseman
Pauline Fetts
Florence Dickens
Roy Langel
Kenneth Langel
Everett Anderson
Melvin Moore
Walter Gabriel
Pob Dicken
Grant
Chauncey Personal Notices Include Births and Visits
Chauncey social column notes visits from Chauncey area families to relatives in The Plains Murray City Haydenville Nelsonville Millfield and Columbus. A birth is announced for George Richard Coleman born Wednesday March 11 to Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman of Hamsey Run. grandmother names given as Hiram McConaha and the Colemans Luhrig.
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Chauncey
William Channell
William Stalder
the Plains
Nelsonville
Emma Heffkin
John
Hattie Mingus
Eda Heffkin
Millfield
Zanesville
George Christopher Coleman
George Richard
Hamsey Run
Hiram McConaha
Mra. Coleman
Luhrig
Reverend Goff To Preach At Plains Church Services
Rev Goff will preach at The Plains Church of the Nazarene in morning and night services Sunday Sunday School led by Mrs Carrie Channel at 9 30 a m with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Young People meet at 6 15 p m.
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Chauncey
Drell Goff
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Carrie Channel
Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting To Welcome Six Candidates
Magic Lodge No. 797 expects many Odd Fellows at tonight’s meeting. Six candidates may receive the first degree, with one candidate brought from Sereno Lodge Ath ens to participate.
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Glouster
Magic Lodge
Sereno Lodge
Athens
Local Union 648 to Convene Saturday Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of Local Union 648 U M W of A will be held at the Green's Run school building Saturday after noon at 1 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as important business and routine matters will be transacted.
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Glouster
Union 648
Green's Run
Ashtabula Chamber Opposes Ohio River to Lake Erie Canal
The Ashtabula Chamber of Commerce directors oppose the proposed canal route citing that it would cross Ashtabula County and remove five percent of the county from the tax base by creating a feeding basin.
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Ashtabula
Village blacksmith thrives as 1935 needs rise
The report notes George E Wood, a village blacksmith, continuing the trade and claiming to have shed 1 110 norses in 1935, reflecting postwar demand and local craft resilience.
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George Ewood
Attendance Rewarded in Madison and Monroe Schools
The sixth month attendance banner award goes to Madison Grade 3A with 90.93 percent under teacher Miss Helen Dennison. Monroe Grade 5B earns the banner at 84.90 percent with teacher Miss Emma Jauchius.
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Glouster
Madison
Helen Dennison
Monroe
Emma Jauchius
Motter to Speak at M E Church Sunday
Rev Motter of White Cross Hospital Columbus will lead Sunday service at 10 30 in the M E Church replacing Pastor Boroff. He will discuss the hospital's work and mission.
Hair Coil Shrine Feature Draws Kioto Visitors
A Kioto temple shrine houses a massive coil of human hair donated by Japanese women, drawing curiosity from locals and travelers. The hair sculpture stands as a striking cultural artifact symbolizing communal devotion and personal identity.
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Kioto
Japan
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