State official to speak at Glouster Mining School meeting
Tonight in room 15 of Glouster High School Building a mining lecture by Nolan from the State Mining Department will feature pictures and discussion. Prof A L Seabright will supervise class work following standard procedures, and all area miners and friends are invited.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Glouster Mining School
Glouster
Glouster High School
Nolan
State Mining Department
A. L. Seabright
Brown Beauty Shop Bowls Win League Championship
Brown Beauty Shop won three games from Union Lunch in the final Wednesday match at Wolf Alleys. J. Wolf Sr totaled 629 for the three games and led with the league average 192. L. Price topped a 256 single game and H. Cunningham posted 669 for the three games. The Brown Beauty Shop finished first for the season, Union Lunch second, with records including Brown team single 1007 and team triple 2908.
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Glouster
Wolf Alleys
Browns Beauty Shop
Union
J. Wolf, Sr
J. McAllister
Brown Beauty Shop
L. Price
H. Cunningham
Brown
G. Wolf
Mrs Myrtle Gardner Dies at Glouster Home
Mrs Myrtle Gardner dies at her Glouster home after a year long illness. She was born in Morgan County, daughter of Anthony and Elizabeth Blackburn, widow of Harry E Gardner and mother to Frank Gardner, Jack Gardner, Mrs Charles Williams, Mrs J L Gibbs, Catherine Gardner. Survived by brother James Blackburn and sisters Elizabeth Blackburn, Bertha Christman and others. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at M E Church with Rev F G Boroff officiating. Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at daughter Mrs Williams residence.
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Glouster
Myrtle Gardner
Catherine Gardner
Columbus
All American relief meeting set for Chauncey
An unemployed and relief-needy mass meeting is called for March 27 by the organizing committee. The gathering will convene at Chauncey at 10 a.m. to discuss aid measures.
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Chauncey Glouster
Chauncey
Glouster Clerks Report Low Unemployment at Union Meet
Glouster clerks union meeting at IOOF Hall Tuesday night records praise for local store owners cooperation under the new wage hour contract. Only six clerks in Glouster remain unemployed due to the closure of the store they worked for. A large turnout attended the gathering.
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Glouster
IOOF
Coffman
Glouster Social Notes Highlight local visits and illness
Robert Angle returns home to Glouster after weeks in Zanesville for medical care and plans to travel back for further treatment. Mr and Mrs Gerald Cunningham and daughter Phyllis of Athens visit Miss Esta Cunningham, who is ill, with Al Craft substituting at Glouster High School.
concert attendance at Frederick Baer recital in high school hall
Miss Alice McAfooes Miss Anne Weymueller Mrs Harriette Weymueller and Robert Weymueller were in Logan Wednesday evening for a Frederick Baer concert at the high school auditorium.
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Alice McAfooes
Anne Weymueller
Harriette Weymueller
Robert Weymueller
Logan
Frederick Baer
Pocahontas Lodge Meeting Friday Night
Pocahontas will meet Friday night with a potluck supper on the program. The group will conduct business of importance as announced.
Loyal Gleaners Class Meeting Friday Evening
The Loyal Gleaners class will meet at the Church of Christ Friday at 7 30 p m. Attendees will gather for their regular session in the church study room.
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Church of Christ
Lois McGrew Hosts Junior Loyal Girls Class Event
Lois McGrew will entertain the Junior Loyal Girls Class of the Church of Christ at her Spring Street home on Friday evening March 25 at 7 oclock.
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Lois McGrew
The
Church of Christ
Spring St
Superstition Warns Nails Clip Harms Child Growth in York
An old Yorkshire superstition claims that trimming a baby’s nails in the first year will cause the child to grow up to be a thief. The belief reflects village folklore and moral lessons from historical England.
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Yorkshire
England
Chauncey Buys Truck for Community Work
The Chauncey corporation has purchased a truck to aid town projects. Lawrence Reeves will manage the vehicle as street commissioner and serves as town marshal in the remainder of the late Burke Witham term.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Corporation
Lawrence Reeves
Reeves
Marshal Burke Witham
Grange Schedules Benefit Entertainment in Chauncey
Chauncey Grange No. 2646 will present a benefit show by Frank Dudgeon and WSAZ radio artists from Huntington West Virginia at Chauncey High School auditorium. The two hour program on Wednesday March 30 begins at 8 p m with stage acts music and singing. Dover Grange members are selling tickets.
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Chauncey
Dover Grange
Frank Dudgeon
WSAZ
Huntington
W. Va
Chauncey High School
Chauncey Mine Resumes Activity in Districts Report
Chauncey Mine 25 of the Manhattan Coal Co resumed work today, the first time this week, as seven district mines reported activity on Thursday. The list includes No. 28, No. 90, Chauncey N Y 25, Lick Run, Black Diamond, Kimberly, and Hocking.
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Chauncey Mine
Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Chauncey N. Y
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Kimberly
Hocking
Miss Frances Hanning Returns From Week-Long Vacation
Chauncey employee Miss Frances Pearl Hanning has returned from a week’s vacation. She visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hanning near Albany and a sister Mrs. Clarence Karr in Pomeroy.
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Chauncey
Frances Pearl Hanning
Hoyt Hanning
Albany
Clarence Karr
Pomeroy
Bradford Social and Personal News Notes
Mrs. Ethel Lambert of Middleport visited Mrs. Cordellia Lambert. Miss Eileen Eskew visited parents Mr and Mrs John Eskew. County Rally at Bradford Church drew a large crowd. Ed Russell visited ill father Anthony Hysell in Pomeroy. Families from Tuppers Plains and Gallipolis joined Sunday dinner at Charles Lambert’s. Mr and Mrs Charles Withee wed recently with 100 guests. Leah Rose Buck improving after illness. Morris Harrison of Rutland supped with Charles Buck. Mrs Charles Lambert recovering from illness. Funeral for Letta McQuire held at Bradford Church Tuesday. Paul Archer and Laure Cliff visitors.
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Bradford
Ethel Lambert
Middleport
Cordellia Lambert
Charles Buck
Bailey Run
Frank Buck
Charles Hysell
Eileen Eskew
John Eskew
Ed Russell
Anthony Hysell
Pomeroy
Arthur Hendricks
Gallipolis
J. E. Kaylor
Elmer
Gerald Kimble
Phyliss
Tuppers Plains
Charles Lambert
Charles Withee
Chauncey Rebekahs Visit Athens For Initiation
Chauncey Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge hosts a meeting at the IOOF Hall in Athens. Members of Forest Rose Lodge and their candidates are asked to assemble at 7 p.m. The Athens lodge will initiate Chauncey candidates and a potluck supper will follow.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah
Nannie Allom
Rebekah
Athens
IOOF
Forest Rose Lodge
Chauncey Lodge
Prominent church leaders to speak at Worldwide Brotherhood dinner
At the Worldwide Brotherhood dinner the Churches of Christ will feature speakers from multiple cities. Cleveland station WHK airs 8:30 p m Gaines Cook Akron station WJW 8 p m George Snyder Guy Wright Columbus WHKE 7 45 p m Dr Floyd Faust Cincinnati WKRC 10 p m Ray C Jarmen Fr Wayne WOWQ 8 15 p m Stephen J Corey.
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Chauncey
Worldwide Brotherhood
Churches of Christ
Cleveland
WHK
Gaines Cook
Akron
WJW
George Snyder
Guy Wright
Columbus
Floyd Faust
Cincinnati
WKRC
Ray C. Jarmen
Wayne
Stephen J. Corey
Cleveland church leader visits Chauncey for Bible school meeting
Chauncey Wednesday saw Elbert Starn director of Religious Education for the Church of Christ in Ohio and Mrs Harold Short of Cuyahoga Falls visiting Rev Gilbert Courtney who is recovering from a three months illness They had attended a setup meeting for the Daily Vacation Bible School program in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Elbert Starn
Cleveland
Church of Christ In
Ohio
Harold Short
Cuyahoga Falls
Chauncey Wednesday
Gilbert Courtney
Nelsonville
Chauncey Area Personal Notes From Chauncey and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer and Lois Ann Shafer were hosted at the Shafer home Tuesday night. Mrs Minnie Koons returned to Columbus after weeks with relatives in Chauncey. Mrs Zimmie Smith moved in with her father Holt Courtney and sister Jennie Courtney. Mr and Mrs De Witt Walker moved into the vacated property. Ida Hill Edith McDaniel and John Sharick from Millfield visited Columbus Tuesday. Opal Beckley of the County Home spent the weekend with her parents in Vinton County. William Cochran and family in Chauncey are ill. L L Sweazy returned from a Logan visit with daughter Cleo Kellenbarger and niece Mrs David Lloyd. Mrs Lloyd and Vaughn Lloyd accompanied her home. George Lofrance is building a new garage. James Williamson Sr and Jr from Columbus visited Chauncey on Jacobs Ave. Albert Mees of Pomeroy visited daughter Mrs Paul Shay in Chauncey. Albert Robinson of Chauncey visited his parents in Columbus. he remains ill after two years.
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Chauncey
Carl Shafer
Lois Ann
Floyd Shafer
Lower Plains
Minnie Koons
Columbus
Ida Pendergrass
Zimmie Smith
Holt S. Courtney
Jennie Courtney
de Witt Walker
Smith
Ida Hill
Edith McDaniel
John Sharick
Millfield
Opal Beckley
Vinton County
William Cochran
L. L. Sweazy
Paul Shay
Albert Robinson
Jeff Robinson
Robinson
Local Union 648 to Meet on Hospital Rules Revision
United Mine Workers local 648 will hold a special meeting at Greens Run School on Saturday March 26 at 1 pm to discuss revisions to hospital rules.
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Glouster
United Mine Workers of America
Greens Run
Mine Weighmaster Injured in Explosion at Mine 255
Virgil Yaw weigh master at Mine 255 was seriously injured Saturday when a spray machine exploded. He was knocked from his car onto another car and later taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Doctors reported six broken bones and a crushed cheek bone. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Yaw of the city.
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Glouster
Virgil Yaw
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Yaw
J. V. Yaw
Heart patient Maxine McAfee moved home after three months
Chauncey girl Maxine McAfee aged 12 who lived with her grandmother Mrs. L L Sweazy and attended Chauncey schools spent over three months in Children's Hospital Columbus with a serious heart ailment following rheumatic fever. She was moved by ambulance Wednesday from the hospital to her mother Mrs Iva McAtee Fridley in Columbus where doctors report her condition slightly improved.
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Chauncey
Maxine McAfee
L. L. Sweazy
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Maxine
Iva McAtee Fridley
Adlerika Ad Claims Quick Gas Relief At Athens Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for stomach gas pressing on the heart. It promises relief after one dose and claims to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, with Athens Pharmacy listed as a source.
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Athens
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