P T A Plans Playground Fundraiser For Lincoln School
Chauncey P T A met in the high school auditorium with officer absence noted. They formed a committee led by Mrs Fannie King to raise funds through an April 10 social to buy swings and playground equipment for Lincoln school, after a musical program by Chauncey students and the high school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Parent- Teacher Association
Clell Cunningham
Karl Gardner
Lincoln School
Fannie King
Noah Harvey
Charles Ogg
A. L. Preston
Christine Brown
Chauncey Schools
Funeral for Mrs Gladys Selby Mock Held in Buffalo
Jeffer son Lowery from The Plains and Mrs Ira Cunningham with daughters attended the funeral of their granddaughter and cousin Mrs Gladys Selby Mock held Saturday in Buffalo Ohio. Mrs Mock, a former Jacksonville resident, died at her Canton home and was buried there after services in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jefferson Lowery
the Plains
Ira Cunningham
Donald Cunningham
Russell Cunningham
Clell Cunningham
Gladys Selby Mock
Buffalo
Mock
Jacksonville
Canton
Stack Recovering at Grant Hospital After Surgery
A card from Charles E. Stack former Millfield merchant now at Grant Hospital in Columbus says he is recovering well from a recent operation. He expects to stay in the hospital about two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Chauncey
Charles E. Stack
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Funeral Held For George A Gould In Luhrig
Mr and Mrs A L Preston and Mrs W J Smith of Chauncey attended the funeral of George A Gould who died in Luhrig. Mrs Preston and Mrs Smith were relatives of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
A. L. Preston
W. J. Smith
the Plains
George A. Gould
Luhrig
Preston
Smith
Gould
Chauncey Personal News From Weekend Visits
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Roland Syx Miss Luella Syx and Henry Martin of Dayton spent the weekend with relatives in this city. Mrs Henry Martin is here due to the serious illness of her father William Burchfield. Mrs Mary Meinhart returned to Chauncey from The Plains, visiting daughter Mrs Earl Thompson. Mrs Wade Young of Corning was in Chauncey Sunday visiting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Roland Syx
Luella Syx
Henry Martin
Dayton
William Burchfield
Mary Meinhart
Earl Thompson
the Plains
Wade Young
Corning
Ode Jacksons Buy Jackson Avenue Property
Mr and Mrs Ode Jackson buy Jackson Avenue property from Mr and Mrs Harmon Kimletz and plan to move this week Chauncey and Florence Kimletz will relocate to a company house north of town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode Jackson
Jackson Avenue
Chauncey
Airs
Harmon Kimletz
Bake Sale Held by Millfield Church Group
Chauncey March 26. The Young People's Bible Class of the Millfield Church of Christ sponsored a bake sale Tuesday in the company store in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Young People’s Bible Class
Millfield
Mrs Martha Sayers Celebrates 90th Birthday
Celebrants gathered at the Wade home to honor Martha Sayers, the oldest Millfield resident, for her 90th birthday. Relatives and friends attended and presented her with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wade
Powell hosts guests for Sunday chicken dinner
Mr and Mrs Phillip Powell entertained guests at their home Sunday evening including Mr and Mrs John Cline and children Mr and Mrs Floyd Wemmer and children and Andrew Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Powell
John Cline
Floyd/Wemmer
Andrew Willis
G. C. Patton
W. H. Wemmer
Local residents visit relatives and celebrate events
Mrs Nancy Leoffler visits at the Shaner home while Vance Vincent stays with grandparents in Chesterhill. Mrs William Cole returns from Columbus after a week with relatives. Milton Tracy of Columbus visits his parents. Ronald Robinett and Ruth Ruble and others travel between Nelsonville Haydenville and Columbus. Mary Burton contracts measles and Norman Carwile moves to The Plains. Andrew Willis and Frances Powell visit Murray City. John Cline family guests in Nelsonville. Walter Hayden spends Sunday in Columbus. T B Frazier attends a ninetieth birthday in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Leoffler
George Shaner
Vance Vincent
Grant Shook
Chesterhill
William Cole
Vaughn Earich
Columbus
Milton Tracy
Homer Tracy
Ronald Robinett
Nelsonville
Ruth Ruble
Haydenville
Doris Cole
Carl Willis
Mary Burton
Norman Carwile
The
Plains
Andrew Willis
Frances Powell
Murray City
Local residents and visitors share weekend travel
Sayers hosts and guests from Cambridge Zanesville Athens Nelsonville and Columbus visit relatives and attend family events. Numerous trips surface including dinners, funerals, and holiday plans as local residents welcome guests and report travel to and from Mansfield and nearby towns.
J. E. Barnhart Victim of Unusual Accident
J F E Barnhart, a longtime Athens resident and local grocer, suffered a severe accident while crossing a swollen stream. The bank collapsed sending him five or six feet into the water, breaking his right ankle and severely tearing ligaments in a remote ravine during rain. He crawled for help and now cannot walk for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. Barnhart
Athens
Barnhart
Suspect Effort Was Made To Wreck Train
NEW LEXINGTON March 26 Officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad investigate an attempt to wreck a passenger train from Cincinnati to Zanesville. At the Goston Tunnel a motor car operator found an anti creep bar on the rail in a dark spot at tunnel end. It could have derailed locomotive pony trucks and was not easily seen by approaching engine crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Goston Tunnel
W. FE. Pletcher
Ford says prohibition brings prosperity in interview
Henry Ford, in the April Ladies Home Journal, argues the United States must choose between drink and poverty or prohibition and prosperity. He says his companies enforce dry policy at home and abroad, and that the current recession aids anti prohibition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Henry Ford
Samuel Crowther
The
Ladies Home Journal
Ford
U. S
Perd
Ord
LeFever Announces Senate Re election Bid in Ohio
Glouster March 26 Dr Kek LeFever of Glouster announces candidacy for re election to the Ohio Senate from the 14th district He will seek the Republican nomination in August The district covers Athens Fairfield Hocking Washington Morgan and parts of Noble and Monroe counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
KE. Lebever
Ohio Senate
KekFever
Athens
Wairfield
Hocking
Washington
Morgan
Noble
Monroe
W C T U Rejects Digest Prohibition Poll
The Ohio Womans Christian Temperance Union Executive Committee at its mid year meeting in Columbus condemned the Literary Digest poll on prohibition. They adopted a resolution protesting the straw vote method citing doubts about distribution and vote counting accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Literary Digest
Ohio Womans’ Christian Temperance Union Executive Committee
Music Study by Delphian Society Focuses on European Masters
The Delphian Society met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. B. Walker’s home to study composers Weber Schuman and Schubert. Program leader Mrs. Carl Ferguson and several members led reports including Miss Gertrude Pritchard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
W. B. Walker
Moore Avenue
Carl Fergnson
Gertrude Pritchard
Fred Wheaton
H. A. McCaskill
Bishop Class Hosts Meeting at Central Avenue Church
The Bishop Class of Central Avenue M. E. Church held a Tuesday evening meeting at 25 Sunnyside Drive with contests readings and period activities. Mrs. Gertrude Matheny won first prize and Anna Belle Cone gave two readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
M. Ek
Elmer Radford
Sunnyside Drive
Gertrude Matheny
Anna Belle Cone
Garfield Porter
Arthur Romine
J. WI Reed
Progressive Club Hosts Evening of Readings and Talks
Mrs Howard Brookins hosted the Progressive Literary Club at 168 North Congress Street with two papers, one by Mrs Elson Hedges on Arabia and another by Mrs C D Duncan on Madagascar. Mrs Guy Graham entertained with humorous readings. Business and Professional Women's Club to meet Thursday in City Building. Virgil Study Group of the AAAW will meet at 7 pm with Miss Amy Alten at 14 Poplar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Howard Brookins
North
Congress Street
Progressive Literary Club
Belleall
Elson Hedges
Arabia
C. D. Duncan
Madagascar
Guy Graham
Business and Professional Women's Club
Virgil
AL A. W
Misa Amy Alten
Poplar Avenue
Peters Burgelio and others attend Cincinnati highway meeting
Mr W EB Peters Mr A 0 siomme and Mr H N Burgelio travel to Cincinnati this afternoon to take part in the George Washington Federal Route 60 highway meeting for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Peters
Siomme
H. N. Burgelio
Cincinnati
George Washington
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. William Tom Birthday
A Tuesday evening surprise party celebrated Mrs. William Tom at 248 Richland Avenue with family members including Wade James William Janice Ane Kaye Ward Arch Stewart Leola Masters and Chace Masters. Guest Mrs. Harry J. Simpson of Howard Ohio visits Mrs. Paynter at 99 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tom
Richsland Avenue
Wade
James William
Janice
Jessie Miller
Jon Vernon
Ane Tom
Kaye
Ward
Arch Stewart
Leola Masters
Chace Masters
Harry J. Simpson
Howard, Ohio
Mra H. Paynter
East State Street
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Mary Keasey
Sherman Keasey
Ellis Covert
Deanville
George Watzenbach Sr
Mill Street
Have Bake Sale
F. FE. Boudinot
Oxfords
Slingluff
Collegienne Shop
R. H. Wade
John Kendall
Cambridge
Abe Rankin
Basil Buchanan and Son
Holiday
W. Va
Ruth
Welston
Dudley Larich
Francis Parich
City
Gilbert Keirns
Edward McMoneway
H. QO. McDaniel
Red Crabtree
Mansfield
Hazel Wilson
Mrs. DD. A. Pierce
O. C. Howard
Stanley
Ohio University
Leonard Skiver
Here
Skiver
John Klotts
Nelsonville I’riday
John Kastonin
George Shaner, Jr
Familly
Maggie Linscott
Janie Sayers
Charles Robinett
Ivan Matheny
Vern Robinett
William Sission
Paul Howard
M. A. Howard
Alvin White
Broadwell
Henry North
Roy Dunkle
Richard Dunkle
James Bulloch An
Charles McDaniel
James Frazee
Harry Frazee
J. E. Barnhart
Long Bottom
Hill
Powe
Dr. LeFever
Senate of Ohio
Weber
Schuman
Schubert
KE. D. Cooley
Beasie Shepherd
Etta Johnson
W. M. Smith
Pythian
Chamber of Commerce
Central School Patent-Teacher Association
Charles Martin
Lancaster
Robbie
Martin
Joe Dpd. Martin
Everett Person
Montrose Avenue
H. H. Beane
John Beane
Youngstown
Bess Shoemaker
Rosabelle Clements
Dayton Frost
Harold McBride
Coolville
Heane
Miss Shoemaker
Onto University
Sunmon
Gorden Sun Coffee
W.B. Drake - Jeweler
Jack Pumpkin
Head of Oz
the Land of Oz
Ozma of Oz
Daily Vapers
Nunn- Bush
Crawford
Woodworth
Ty McHer
S. Court St
Scotts
Castoria
Asana
Burma
Ccescesan
Ambrosia
Garden Court
Ayers
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Tox
Menthol
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
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