Chauncey Men’s Progressive Club March Meeting
Chauncey Church of Christ hosted the Men's Progressive Club march gathering in the church parish house led by president Andrew Simpkins and secretary Frank Lewis. Harve Courtney directed devotions and music. Robert Matson gave a reading. Discussions covered parish house improvements including a new kitchen and youth outreach across Chauncey and Dover Township. A committee was formed to work with the Church Board on improvements and to report progress at monthly meetings. Refreshments were provided by the social committee chaired by Gilbert Courtney.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Andriew Simpkins
Frank Lewis
Harve Courtney
Robert Matson
Dover Township
Gilbert Courtney
Community visits and social calls in Ohio Valley towns
Mrs John Klinger of Sugar Grove called on Mrs C P Worthman while Mrs James Walters of Lancaster visited her mother Mrs C P Worthman. Mrs Cora Robinson of near Laurelville called on Mrs Bill Hel ber. Miss Mildred Blum spent an
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Enterprise
John Klinger
Sugar Grove
C. P. Warthman
James Walters
Lancaster
C. P. Worthman
Cora Robinson
Laurelville
Bill Helber
Mildred Blum
Mrs Canter Hosts Past Chiefs Club Meeting
Mrs William Canter of 41 Main Street Chauncey welcomed 14 members and two guests, Mrs Ruth Thompson and Patricia Thompson. Club president Mrs Margaret McHarg led the gathering with a program and games, awarding prizes to Bess Fleck Ida Wise Clara Wallace Pat Thompson and Sylvia Wallace. St Patrick s Day themed decorations favors and refreshments were provided by the hostess.
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Chauncey
William Canter
Main St
Chiefs Club
Ruth Thompson
Patricia Thompson
Margaret McHarg
Bess Fleck
Ida Wise
Clara Wallace
Pat Thompson
Sylvia Wallace
Mrs. Canter
Athens Residents Visit Millfield Hosts
Mr and Mrs Gabriel Guerra and daughter Ann of Athens were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs L D Muzio and daughters Lucy and Delores in Millfield. Mrs John Civille of Dayton was also a recent guest at the Muzio home.
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Chauncey
Gabriel Guerra
Ann
Athens
L. D. Muzio
Lucy
Delores
Millfield
John Civille
Dayton
Muzio
New Low Priced Refrigerator Defroster Clock Franchise
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Athens
Meigs
Perry
Morgan
Washington
Atlas Sales
Mfg. Co
Civic Opera Bidg
Chicago
Polish student to speak at Izaak Walton League event
Logan Tadeusz Danielewski of Warsaw Poland and Ohio University will address the Hocking County Izaak Walton League Ladies Night at 6 30 p m He survived Warsaw during World War II was deported to a German labor camp in 1944 and later liberated by American troops He worked for the YMCA for British and Polish troops studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London He will then go to Delaware to compete in the state oratorical contest.
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Logan
Tadeusz Danielewski
Warsaw
Poland
Ohio University
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Danielewski
Germany
YMCA
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
London
Delaware
Chauncey Residents Move to Michigan
Mr and Mrs Clarence Russell longtime Chauncey residents moved to Royal Oak Michigan to live with their grandson Fred Russell Jr They sold their Ellis Avenue home to a Point Pleasant family who relocated to Chauncey this week.
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Chauncey
Clarence Russell
Royal Oak
Mich
Fred Russell
Russell
Ellis Ave
Point Pleasant
Guest of Sister Chauncey Heffken
Mrs. Theodore Heffken of Glouster recently visited her sister Mrs. Hattie Mingus in Millfield for a brief stay and family reunion.
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Chauncey
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
Hattie Mingus
Millfield
Children Improve at Chaunc ey Home
Bobby and Nancy Cook children of Robert Cook Chauncey have been ill at their home 39 High Street and are reported improved today.
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Chauncey
Bobby
Nancy Cook
Robert Cook
High St
Three Cases on File Dismissed by Court
Three cases in common pleas court were dismissed by Judge Harley Meyer. The State of Ohio vs Jack Dixon on prosecuting witness application Hes Hashman vs The Industrial Commission of Ohio settled by agreement, and Helen S Verba vs Michael Verba on plaintiff’s application.
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LOGAN
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
State of Ohio
Jack Dixon
Hes Hashman
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Helen S. Verba
Michael Verba
Library Adds Recent Books
Logan library adds several non fiction titles to shelves announced by librarian Evalan Hansel. Key books include Steam Turbines and Condensers Principles of Combustion Heat and Steam The Craft of Ceramics The Joy of Hand Weaving Basic Television The First Five Years of Life Handbook of Basic Motion Picture Technique Rifles and A Treasury of Great Reporting. Lighter works include Backwoods Teacher Mingo Dabney The Pink House The Duke's Daughter The Wall The Diplomat.
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Logan
Evalan Hansel
Nelson
Mingo Dabney
Street
White
Corbett
Hersey
James Aldridge
Bridge Club Entertainment in Logan
Mrs. Roger Humphrey hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with a 7 PM dinner at Blosser's and a bridge session at 75 West Second Street. First prize went to Mrs. Clarence Schempp, second high to Mrs. Judson Shriner, and guest prize to Mrs. R. L. Zay. Attending were Mrs. Clarence Blosser, Mrs. Clarence Matheny, Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. John Lee, Mrs. James Barker, Mrs. Dallas Kinser, and Mrs. Frank Harden, with Mrs. Charles Huffman as an additional guest.
Red Cross Campaign Nears Goal in Logan
Scattered reports from 1950 describe a Red Cross drive in Logan as going very well. Richard Farmer states about $2500 has been turned in toward a $3950 goal, with funds supporting a local blood bank for Hocking County and broader disaster and public works efforts.
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Logan
Red Cross
Richard Farmer
Farmer
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Births Report
Walter Becker, Logan. Mrs Ernest Dowler, Logan. Amanda Jane Alvis, Logan. Births to Mr and Mrs Joseph Lanning Chauncey a daughter. Mr and Mrs Donald Koon. Dismissed Mrs George Young and daughter, Mrs Robert Rosser and son, Mrs James Gabriel and son, Sidney Grubb, and Mrs Donald E Spang and daughter.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Walter Becker
Logan
Ernest Dowler
Amanda Jane Alvis
Joseph Lanning
Chauncey
Donald Koon
George Young
Robert Rosser
James Gabriel
Sidney Grubb
Donald E. Spang
Laurel Run Laurel Run Meeting Postponed to March 16
The Friendly Neighbor Club meeting is moved to March 16 at Mrs. Charles Wood's home due to Mrs. Wood's son Chester suffering mumps. Union Furnace school closes briefly because of flu spreading through the area.
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Laurel Run
Friendly Neighbor Club
Charles Wood
V. R. Wolfe
Lawrence Wolfe
Ed Dickerson
Monet
Bertie
Sylvia
Loyd Hostettler
New Plymouth
Leonard Dickerson
Bob McCalmont
Indiana
Clarence Patton
Clarks and Ansel Family Visits Reported in Lancaster and Bremen
Local social notes list Mr and Mrs Harley Clark and others visiting in Lancaster and Bremen including A G Holliday on his eighty first birthday. Guests include Mr and Mrs Don Ellinger and son Lonnie of Gore and Mrs Rheinschell Mavis and Mary. Rheinscheld near Logan referenced in tuberculosis cost data.
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Lancaster
Harley Clark
Alva Clark
Carl Engle
A. G. Holliday
Bremen
Don Ellinger
Lonnie
Gore
Robert Ansel
Baker
Aes Rheinschell
Mavis and
Mary
United Rheinscheld
Logan
States
Grace Ameline
Creola
H. Riggs
Columbus
Melvin Cox
Laura Lee Reese
Bill Helber
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Men’s Progressive Club
Michigan
Nadine Conner
Bridge Club
Floyd Braid
Kathy
William Helber
Altmans
Athens, Ohio
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