Hamden Local Social and School Notices Hit by Turbulent Week
Hamden residents are returning from trips and resuming duties as families note a string of social calls and church events. Mrs Cloyde Copeland takes a tempo assistant post while Mildred Thomas remains on duty. Several neighbors visit relatives, attend funerals, and host gatherings at Main Street and Toc. Local service group meetings and school activities are reported with Miss Evaline Lobdin Kirkendall among the listed attendees.
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Raiden
Marrrett
Ray
Ovidi Sheb
Tar
Jom Uny
Coalton
United Brethren
Matin Street
Hr.s. Arnott
Ray Cow
Jean
Columbus
Earl Woltz
Maul Miller Fas
Nay Cox
Jakers Eink
T Wolts
Ameonstie
Letter Golf LUCKILY ten letter puzzle from Bath to Robe
A compact note describes a word changing puzzle where one letter per move forms valid common words. It outlines constraints: keep letter order, make a complete word each step, and achieve a target chain like hike to dour, using slang avoided and standard terms.
Shelton Society Olds Meeting On Wednesday
The Shelton Missionary society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. James Mc Clelland in Trimble. President Mrs. Christman led the business session with songs and prayer. Topics covered included Easter plans, missionary challenges, funds, and the Africa station trip report.
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Christman
Miss Raber
McClelland
Sands
Charles Danford
Alumni Banquet Plans Finalized and Bond Details Discussed
Trustees of the sinking fund tentatively approved bonds for street work and a certificate of indebtedness worth 3,414.97 was ordered renewed. The county commission will decide if bonds are offered to the state industrial list or sold to the highest bidder at par.
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Louster
National Bank
April Meeting Set At Mrs Herrold’s Home
Mrs Rainey hosted an informal discussion with guests who later enjoyed refreshments in the dining room. The April meeting will be held at Mrs Herrold’s home.
Burned Trimble woman transported for severe injuries
March 17 in Glouster Mre William Somplatsky of Trimble was taken to White Cross hospital in Columbus by the C I Wallace ambulance after burns from clothing igniting on an open gas stove last August. She had been in a hospital for months and her burns have not fully healed, prompting transfer with husband and mother Mrs. Lewis Clark. Also reported, farmer William Hardesty shot himself, with the hearth thought to be the cause of his death.
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Glouster
Wiliam Somplatsky
Trimble
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
C. I. Wallace
Mothers Meet Glouster March Thrift Discussion
Jacksonville Mothers' Club gathered at Mrs. Drexel Nicholas home with Mira Mandrell assisting. Mrs. Shirkey presided as the I meeting opened with radio selections scripture and prayer by Mrs. Rambo. The program focused on thrift teaching for children with remarks by Mrs. Wes t Householder Mrs. Fred Household er Mrs. Mandrel and Mrs. Sayre. Refreshments followed for 41 members. April meeting to be hosted by Mrs. von Scheele.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers’ Club
Drexel Nicholas
Mira
Mandrell
Shirkey
Rambo
Membe
West Householder
Fred Householder
Mandrel
Sayre
sApril
von Scheele
Skits Presented By Plains Pupils At The Plains
Six original skits were staged by Junior and Senior high pupils at The Plains High School auditorium. The tenth grade won for best skit about a negro milier. Verna Wallice led girls in the Charleston contest and Roger Tumphrey led boys. Proceeds benefited The Plains Darent-Teacher Association.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Herman Humphrey
Charleston
Verna Wallice Wis
Roger Tumphrey
Fioys
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Chauncey Alumni Plan Banquet Arrangements
Chauncey High School alumni meeting this week elected officers and formed committees for the annual banquet to be held in the Chauncey high school gym May 2. Christine Courtney Brown was elected chairwoman and Loma Blackford treasurer, with Grace Smith heading decorations and Basil Buchanan luncheon. Members and guests are urged to pay dues and attend the event.
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Chauncey High
Nira
Christine Courtney Brown
Chauncey
Offi
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Basil Buchanan
Stanley Howard
Charles San‘iders
Virgil Lahugh
Biackford
Aff
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Change Minds Those Who Had Planned To Plant Potatoes
CHAUNCEY March 17 The real winter weather in the past days after early springlike weather prompted residents to rethink plans to plant potatoes. Several in this city had planned to plant tubers on Saint Patrick s Day.
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Chauncey
Meals Served in Relief Kitchens Across Valleys
Report notes 85 kitchens in the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys served 5 035 meals to needy children last Thursday. Miss Nevarene Goff, a Logan teacher, visits this city over the weekend at the home of her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs James McCollam on Converse Street.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Nevarene Goff
Logan Sehots
James McColl
Converse Street
Chauncey Personal Notes From Jackson Visit
Chauncey and Six returned to Jackson Michigan where he is employed after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Six. Nile Sanders a medical student at Ohio State University spends holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders in Millfield. Gertha Salanik of Barberton called to The Plains due to her sister Elizabeth Welististy's death. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Greene and four children of Bicknell Indiana visit relatives Mrs Frank Lands and Mrs James Mullins. Mrs S P Tinklepaugh returns to Middleport after visiting sister Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr.
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Jackson
Mich
Wesley Six
Nile Sanders
Mediloa
Ohio State University
Columbus
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Gertha Salanak
Barberton
Plains
Zabeth Welististy
Hamilton Greene J
Bicknell
Ind
Frank Lands
James Muli ‘Lins
S. P. Tinklepaugh
Middleport
Charlies Bradfield
Parking rules on Fairlawn avenue restrict to south side
GLOUSTER March 17. Parking on Fairlawn avenue from the C A Real residence to the Leighty residence is now confined to the south side due to the street being narrow. Signs placed by Street Commissioner Viney Saturday notify the public of the ruling. CALLED TO COLUMBUS GLOUSTER March 17. Mr and Mrs James Logue were called to Columbus Friday for their daughter Elizabeth who is ill at St Francis Hospital. A telephone message said her condition showed improvement and the Logues returned home Friday night.
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Glouster
Fairlawn Avenue
C. A. Real
Leighty
Fairlawn Avyonue
Viney
Columbus Gloucster
James Logue
Columbus
Elizabeth
St. Francis Hesp
Logue
Miners Return to Cresaps Mine at Moundsville
Forty miners reported for work yesterday at the Cresaps mine near Moundsville as operations resumed under receivership of the Bertha Consumers Coal company. The workers, previously laid off, returned to a plant managed under a consolidated structure with the Concord region undergoing reconstruction.
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Moundsville
Cresaps
Consolidated Nel Company
Bertha Consumers Coal Com
Kdlene
Ter Conswuers Company
Ify
P T A Meets In Plakins Grove Regular Session
Plakins Grove P T A holds its regular meeting on Monday night with reports from officers and plans for upcoming events discussed.
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Yo Ue
National Beauty Pageant Is No More
A scrambled report notes the end of the Wallar Beauty Pageant and mentions confusion over schedules, with scattered references to events including a March 17 column by Phedlur info dealer and a teacher association lighting session. Also mentions Mrs Roy Andrews's stroke-like condition and paralysis.
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Wallar
Annual Lodge Inspection Scheduled for Next Tuesday
Paramuthian lodge to conduct its annual inspection on March 24 at seven o clock with Geomiy master aft Me Connellvilly in charge The Master Mason decree to be conferred on one candidate Officers expect many visitors from other lodges and members Jones 2 pooper worshipful master and officers aim for a high turnout The eastern Star lodge will serve dinner at seven o'clock.
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Geomiy
Connellvilly
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Pooper
Eastern Star Lodge
Coal Output Group Proposals Spark Consolidation Drive
Washington March 17 a measure to promote consolidation and cooperation in the marketing of bituminous coal was introduced by a Republican representative. The plan would form groups of coal producers and marketing entities to coordinate sale and distribution efforts.
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Washington
Ineasure
Repr Tapultican
Perma Compani
Cure for Rupture Promises Quick Relief by Notices
A damaged notice urges readers with ruptures to seek a method claimed as painless and without surgery. It cites a carpenter, Eugene My, at 422 write to address in Manasquan New Jersey for information about a nonoperative cure and to avoid operation risks. The notice stresses hope and warning against delays.
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Pullen
Carpente
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PTA Meeting Highlights School Talent Show
A Tuesday PTA gathering at the school featured a program with Tin Pan Parade grades 2 2 and Vacul duet by Skuth Wilbur and Varyl Murdock piano solo by Muory Camink and Ruth Wilbur plus performances of Hot Zip Coon by fourth grade and songs by fifth seventh and eighth grades.
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Varyl Murdock
Muory Camink
Ruth Wilbur
Fairview Notes and Local Visits in March
Mrs F Wellington Barnhart progresses after hospital admission on Wednesday. A J Rungell and daughter Alice visited Stanley Rusgell. Ernest Harper and family relocate to Heedvilla. Florence Barnhart of Akron returns home due to illness. Lewis Nicholas of Belpre visits Mary Russell. Deep Hollow school closed as Melbern C Nicholas dies. Surprise party honors Mrs Ralph Wines with many attendees. Mrs Tarphart visits Mr and Mrs W Garnbart.
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City Hospital
Parkershore
A. J. Rungell
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Ernest Harper
Heedvilla
Fairview
Florence Barnhart
Akron
Lewis Nicholas
Belpre
Mary Russell
Deep Hollow
Melbern C. Nicholas
Ralph Wines
Clifford Velden
Clay Velden
Jesse Justice Marper Justice
Hazel Justice
Mra
Justive
Louise Watkins
Frank Colwell
Gertrude Johnson
Wilma Ue Gertende Cole
Aoy Cote
Donald Nestor
Tarphart
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Birth notices and local society updates page
March births announced for a daughter at least. Athens resident Bloteher Metcalf visits Columbus Farm. W.Va. dispatch notes a serious trothen illness. Welsh Hod Mrs. S. Db tombs, vaccination effects. Gerald Graham relocates to rented rooms. Mrs. C. Hopewell and daughter visit Ativens. F. K. Carpenter from Albany makes a business visit.
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Volumbus
Bloteher Metcalf
Athens
Ash
Dod
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Eformer
Welsh
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C. Hopewell
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F. K. Carpenter
Albany
Hargo
Fred Greene Pleads Guilty to Burglary
Fred Greene pleaded guilty to burglary after arraignment before Magistrate Carl Porter on a Mineral County home burglary charge. He was bound over to the grand jury on bond with extradition papers obtained by Sheriff William Williams and brought to Athens County jail.
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Fred Greene
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Athens County
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Mineral
Henee
Beckley
W.a
Athena Attics Bheriff WiNhan Willams
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