Chauncey PTA Elects Dorothy Blackford President
At Chauncey High School auditorium the Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association elected Mrs Dorothy Blackford as president for the coming year. Officers named include Paul Fiske vice president Christine Porter secretary and Woodrow Ferrer treasurer. A nominating committee led by Christine Peerer was announced with members Dannie Johnson Mrs Minnie Palmer Charles Minister Mrs Pearl Henry and Miss Bertha Bridgman. Miss Catharine Courtney second grade teacher spoke on The Shy Child. Christine Brown sang two duets as the meeting closed with Paul Fiske presiding.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Pta
Dannie Johnson
Minnie Palmer
Charies
Pearl Henry
Bertha Bridgman
Catharine Courtney
Christine Brown
Students Stage Midsummer’s Day Operetta at Millfield
Pupils in the first five grades present CHAUNCEY On Midsummer’s Day at Sanders Theater Millfield Friday night May 1 at 7 30 Eva Antle and Virginia Border lead a large singing and dancing chorus coached by Mrs Christine Brown assisted by Alfreda West Lois McLeod Evelyn Deal May Howard and Ida B Davis.
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Chauncey
Finst
Millfield
Sanders Theater
Eva Antle
Virginia Border
Christine Brown
Alfreda West Lois McLeod
Evelyn Deal
May Howard
Ida B. Davis
Personal and Social News Roundup from Millfield Area
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Carl Parker and Kathryn Gillespie Toledo were last weekend guests of the latters parents Eben and Mrs Gillespie Millfield. Mr and Mrs Donald Howard and son Gilouster were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B W Simpkins. Mr and Mrs Robert Carpenter Columbus were last weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Misner Millfield.
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Chauncey
Carl Parker
Kathryn Gillespie
Toledo
Eben Gillespie
Millfield
Donald Howard
Gilouster
B. W. Simpkins
Robert Carpenter
Emma Tracy
Columbus
Jas
Clarence Misner
Chauncey Plans Pre School Health Clinic
Chauncey High School will host a pre school health clinic for children entering school next fall on Tuesday May 5 at 12 30 pm local time. The event was announced today.
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Chauncey
Echool
Chauncey High School
Chauncey Church Announces May 3 Services
Chauncey Church of Christ schedules Bible School at 9 30 a m Sunday May 3 followed by Communion and morning worship A Mother s Day observance announcement will be made during services
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Revival Opens Sunday May 3 at Greens Run Church
Revival begins Sunday May 3 at Greens Run Church of Christ with evangelist O W Williams from McArthur. Local Church Night will be observed Sunday with all members present. Choir to provide music as meetings run nightly at 7 30 o'clock. Courtney to lead morning service at 10 30 and a baptismal later.
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Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ
O. W. Williams
McArthur
Gilbert Courtney
Church
Bible School
Courtney
Trimble Church
Women's Group Meets At Mrs Misner Home
An all day quilting and potluck dinner was held Wednesday by a group of Chauncey women at the home of Mrs Clarence Misner. Attendance included Mrs Gertrude Brown Mrs Margaret Simpkins Mrs Alice Theisen and daughter Violet Mae Mrs Velma Wemmer and daughter Genevieve Mrs Ruby Simpson Mrs Lucy Howard Mrs Susie Beil Mrs Clara Theisen Mrs Rebecca Tracey and Mrs Elsie Misner and daughter Lucille.
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Chauncey
Clarence Misner
Gertrude Brown
Margaret Simpkins
Alice Theisen
Violet Mae
Velma Wemmer
Genevieve
Ruby Simpson
Lucy Howard
Susie Beil
Clara Theisen
Rebecca Tracey
Elsie Misner
Lucille
Unity Meeting Planned by Churches of God in Chauncey
A unity meeting of the Churches of God in the district is set for Sunday May 3 at 2 p m in the local Chauncey church. Rev George Lorton of Homestead Fila leading revival services will be principal speaker. Meetings continue each night next week at 7 30 o'clock. Public invited.
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Chauncey
Churches of God
George Lorton
Homestead
Fila
Chauncey Church of God
Chauncey Mine Local B58 to Hold Special Meeting
Local Chauncey Mine 28 Manhattan Coal Co will hold a special meeting Saturday May 2 at 1 pm in the K of P Building to hear a report of the Legislative Committee Floyd Karns is secretary of the local.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Manhattan Coal Co
K. of P
Floyd Karns
Rev Perry to Preach at Bishopville Church Sunday
Reverend Charles Perry will deliver a sermon at the Bishopville Church Sunday evening. Cucumbers were a favored dish of the Roman Emperor Tiberius mentioned in the report.
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Perry
Glouster
Charles Perry
Bishopville Church
Tiberius
Plains High School Senior Dance and Bingo Party
The Plains High School senior class sponsors a dance and bingo event in the auditorium on Friday May 8. Proceeds support Senior Day with music for square and round dancing, bingo attractions, door prizes, and refreshments.
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the Plains
the Plains High School
Middleport Notes And Local Updates
Webb has been ill since January and is slowly recovering. Mrs. Emma Sisson moved from Long Bottom to Sycamore Street to occupy one of Mrs. Cora Redcay’s houses. The Loyal Berean Class of the Church of Christ will hold a bake sale Saturday at the Shiflet Building and serve a plate luncheon on Thursday May 14 at the church. Mrs. Dr. A Howell, at Millan Hospital Charleston, is improved but still seriously ill per her brother Dr Work. Postmaster Smith and H J Hysell are slightly improved after critical illness. New indium sources, extremely rare and valued about ten times platinum, have been found in America.
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Middleport
Webb
Emma Sisson
Long Bottom
Cora Redcay
Sycamore &St
Berean
Church of Christ
Shiflet
A. Howell
Seniors Lead In Honor Roll At Chauncey Dover High
Honor roll list names seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Seniors led with 40 percent on honor roll, followed by sophomores at 17 percent while juniors and freshmen each reached 13 percent.
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Chauncey- Dover High
Chauncey
Chauncey -Dover High School
Frances Atkinson
Richard Daugherty
Mary Dunkle
Ann Farich
Gloria Hintz
Chris Keasey
Eli Labosky
Margaret Marshall
Clara Misner
Louise Nagle
Woodrow Patton
Frederick Ross
Eric Bridgewater Jr
Alice Johnson
Virginia McQuade
Andy Benyi
Florence Blackford
Helen Ferrer
Virginia Nagie
Edith Northrop
Iron
Fleece Wool Market and Indian Tiger Size Comments
The market shows quiet fleece wool trading with 35 cents grease for 660m combing bright fleeces, houses asking 36 to 37 cents, mills showing little interest. Buyers, led by top makers, bid 78 to 80 cents scoured for French combing length wool in original bags with delivery soon. Indian tigers are described as large beasts over 10 feet long and weighing 550 to 650 pounds.
Former Glouster Man Dies in Indiana
James R. Reynolds, 68 years old, a former Glouster resident, died at his home in Linton Indiana after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 30 p m and burial followed in Fairview Cemetery Linton He is survived by his wife Mae Reynolds two half brothers Albert Reynolds Glouster R F D and Joe Reynolds Burr Oak three half sisters Mrs Ethel Graham Glouster R F D Mrs Clifford Birtcher and Mrs Alfred Nicholson Columbus.
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Glouster
James R. Reynolds
Linton
Ind
Fairview Cemetery
Reynolds
Mae Reynolds
Albert Reynolds
Get Together Club Bingo Party Reported In Bishopville
A Get-Together Club meeting at the townhouse was led by president Mrs. Mae Stump. Bingo winner was Mrs. Lucy Kirkbride. Quilt blocks went to Mrs. Louise Williams and Mrs. Maude Gardner. Kasler’s team led the Red and Blue contest. Several members were sick. Candy was served. Next meeting is at 1:30 PM next Thursday.
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Bishopville
Mae Stump
Lucy Kirkbride
Louise Williams
Maude Gardner
Kasler
Shaner
Audrey Steffy
Eagles Elect Officers at Monawk Aerie Meeting
Officers will be elected at a Monawk Aerie F O E meeting to be held at the Eagle Halls Monday night. All members are urged to attend and participate in the election.
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Jacksonville
Monawk Aerie, F.O.E
Eagle Halls
Return from Columbus Trimble
Mr and Mrs J W Robinson have returned from Columbus after a two week visit with their sons and daughters in law William Robinson and Walter Robinson.
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Columbus
J. W Robinson
William Robinson
Walter Robinson
Kempton Rites to Be Held at Taylor Ridge Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John Kempton will be held Sunday at 2 PM in the Taylor Ridge Church conducted by Rev. G. B. Courtney Chauncey. Burial will follow in Maplewood Cemetery. Council Meets Tonight in GLOUSTER at 7 PM City Building.
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Glouster
John Kempton
Taylor Ridge
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Maplewood
Proof of Pardon Sermon Topics at Local Churches
Rev. David P. Morris speaks at Church of Christ on Sunday morning with Proof of Pardon as the theme and The Heart of the Gospel for the evening service. Bible School meets at 9 and Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Midweek study Thursday at 7:30. M E Church morning service at 10:30 with Key Words of the Kingdom and The Parable of the Dragnet for 7:30. Choir sings evening service. Sunday School 9:30 and Epworth League 6:20. Prayer service Wednesday 7:30.
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Glouster
David P. Morris
Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
M. E
R. G. Boroff
Epworth League
Loyal Women's Class Holds April Meeting
In Glouster the Loyal Women's Class met at the Church of Christ with President Mrs Bertha Carpenter in charge. After song and scripture reading followed by the Lord's Prayer, a penny per inch waistmeasure fund raised flower money totaling $19. Lunch was served by several members.
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Emma Heffken
Hattie Achauer
Maude Vaughn
Kate Winn
Kin Dies in Kendalville Indiana
Arthur Roush brother in law of Homer H. Vian died at his Kendalville Indiana home Tuesday night. A death message was received by Mr. Vian.
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Glouster
Arthur Roush
Homer H. Vian
Fylouster
Kendalville
Ind
Mr. Vian
Wrestling Results From AP Roundups in Chicago Washington Pittsburgh
At Chicago Ed Strangler Lewis of Glendale California threw Sun Jennings of Oklahoma in 14 minutes 14 seconds. In Washington Gus Sonnenberg of Boston threw Abie Coleman of New York. In Pittsburgh Ernie Dusek of Omaha threw Hank Barber of Cambridge Mass 41-27. At New Brunswick Young Szabo of Hungary and Dave Levin of New York drew one fall each both knocked out on third.
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Chicago
Strangler) Lewis
Glendale
Calif
Sun Jennings
Oklahoma
Washington
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Abie Coleman
New York
Pittsburgh
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Hank Barber
Cambridge
Mase
New Brunswick
N. J
Young Szabo
Hungary
Dave Levin
Drew Fone
Bass season resumes in Ohio until June 16
The Hocking River section from Falls Mill Bridge to Carpenter farm high rocks remains closed until June 16 due to new stockings. Deputy Protest or Edward Eberst notes bass fishing is prohibited in the area for the season and nearby basins are affected by the stocking program.
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Logan
Edward Eberst
Hocking
Falls Mill Bridge
High Rocks
Carpenter Farm
Rockbridge
Hyperion Club Meeting At Mrs Fy Cher Home
Nelsonville notes Mrs Julius Fy cher will host Hyperion Club members at 2 PM Saturday at East Franklin Street. The event gathers club members for an afternoon meeting and social time.
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Nelsonville
Julius Fycher
Hyperion Club
East Franklin St
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