Chauncey Church Women Plan Founding Anniversary Meet
Chauncey Loyal Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ marks an annual anniversary with an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Floyd Nye on High Street. Mrs. Homer Johnson leads, potluck noon dinner, Mrs. Carl Shafer teaches, programs by Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Sweeney. Former members invited.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
High St
Homer Johnson
Carl Shafer
William Hartley
Charles Sweeney
Life Line Trio to Feature Chauncey Rites
Evangelists Reverend Chauncey Peel and Mrs. Peel and Albert Clark of Bloomington Indiana will speak and sing at Chauncey Tuesday night in the Sand Ridge school building. They travel to New York next on an evangelistic tour. Peel formerly led Morristown Holiness Church. Public invited to the service.
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Chauncey
John Peel
Albert Clark
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Vera Bridgewater
May Ave
Sand Ridge
Peel
Chauncey Personal Notes Highlight Local Illnesses and Visits
Edward Courtney ill at home in Chauncey. Mrs Lulu Smith seriously ill at her Main St home. A L Preston of Chauncey visited H C Collins at Rose Farm. Thomas Cruickshank of the CCC at Zaleski stayed with his parents in Chauncey. Jimmie Cheadle of Albany visited Mort S Courtney. William Collins Sr of Athens visited Chauncey with Arthur J Smith. Luther Cruickshank and son Leslie visited Nina Collins in Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Edward Courtney
Lulu Smith
Main St
A. L. Preston
H. C. Collins
Rose Farm
Thomas Cruickshank
CCC
Zaleski
Luther Cruickshank
Jimmie Cheadle
Albany
Mort S. Courtney
William Collins
Athens
Arthur J. Smith
Leslie
Nina Collins
Nelsonville
Marriage announced at Chauncey wedding festival
Mr. and Mrs. Harley C. Collins of Rose Farm Ohio formerly local residents celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on March 19 and announced the marriage of daughter Glenna to Clarence Gossman son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gossman of Crooksville on the anniversary date.
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Chauncey
Harley C. Collins
Rose Farm
Ohio
Glenna
Clarence Gossman
John Gossman
Crooksville
Harley Collins
Buchtel
Gossman
Chauncey, Dover High School
Blanche Collins
Butcher
Adult Education Classes Begin in Chauncey
A WPA committee studies Chauncey as a community and plans an enrollment meeting for Wednesday March 30 at 7 30 p m in the high school. Floyd Cooper and others will assist. Posters will be placed in business houses and residents contacted. Enrollees urged to attend.
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Chauncey
WPA
Floyd Cooper
Cooper
Social Briefs of Guysville Highlights local visits
Mrs P G Chapman and daughter Janice and Mrs L D Robinson and daughter Diana and Mrs Foster Bean and Mrs Laura Barnett were in Parkersburg Thursday. Dick Snow Columbus was weekend guest of his parents Dr and Mrs D C Snow. Mrs Maggie Osborn Rushville has returned home after two week visit. Mrs George Marshall visited friends in Parkersburg Wednesday. P G Chapman in Columbus on business. Guysville Masonic Order members attended lodge at Trimble Monday night. Pauleta McLaughlin entertained friends Saturday night.
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Guysville
P. G. Chapman
Janice
L. D. Robinson
Diana
Foster Bean
Laura Barnett
Parkersburg
Grace Cunningham
Dick Snow
Columbus
D. C. Snow
Maggie Osborn
Rushville
William Yeager
Corning
A. A. Campbell
Arthur Fuller
Elmer
Chillicothe
Clarence Fuller
George Marshall
Guysville Masonic Order
Trimble
Pauleta McLaughlin
Greens Run Woman to undergo major operation in Columbus
Mrs Angie Fierbaugh of Greens Run was taken to White Cross Hospital Columbus for a major surgical operation this morning. Her husband W H Fierbaugh remains with her. Fred Leake of Greens Run was also admitted to White Cross Hospital for observation and likely to need an operation.
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Chauncey
Angie Fierbaugh
W. H. Fierbaugh
Greens Run
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Fred Leake
Seventh Grade Home Econ Classes Exchange in Plains
The Plains brief notes girls from seventh grade home economics exchanged classes with boys in manual training and will return to their usual classes Monday April 4 1938. Local families move and visitors from Athens Mansfield Cuyahoga Falls Salem Nelsonville and Glouster are listed along with health updates and school notes.
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the Plains
Stars Predict Turbulent Yet Stabilizing Tuesday
The reading for Tuesday March 29 foresees lively planetary alignments driving sharp decisions in work, investments or property. It highlights recognition for industry and faithful service with opportunities to solidify affairs, plus a possibly restless but constructive birthdate profile and a venturing child.
Jumping from a Steeple Cautionary Verse by Mrs Reeves
A poem by Mrs Carl Reeves of Carpenter Ohio warns against jumping from a high structure. It praises risky exhilaration but notes a hidden danger a pile of stones on the ground ensures a hard landing. The verse counsels safer choices over reckless bravado.
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Carl Reeves
Carpenter
Ohio
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