Chauncey UMW Auxiliary Holds Home Meeting
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers met at Mrs. Hazel Perry’s home on W. Mound Street with Mrs. Jessie Johnson presiding. A follow up benefit party was held. Attendees included Mrs. Elsie Walker, Lena Bailey, Ora Barnhart, Virginia Mitchell, Myrtle Tippie, Ilva Hill yer, Ollie Hillyer, Mary Lacy, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Perry and guest Mrs. Gene Brochart. The group will meet next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Church of Christ Parish House for a potluck supper.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Hazel Perry
W. Mound St
Jessie Johnson
Elsie Walker
Lena Bailey
Ora Barnhart
Virginia Mitchell
Myrtle Tippie
Ilva Hillyer
Ollie Hillyer
Mary Lacy
Azel Perry
Gene Brochart
Church of Christ Parish House
Mrs Wilson Hosts Birthday Dinner in Millfield
Mrs Evelyn Wilson entertained Sunday at her Millfield home with a birthday dinner honoring Chauncey Wilson. Attending were Hughie McCune and family, Robert, Goldie Mae, Johnnie, Leroy, Dorothy, Lucille McCune, Donald Vernon and son Robert, Virgil Wilson, and Rosalee Mathews Wonder land, all of Millfield.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Wilon
Millfield
Hughie McCune
Ruth Smith Is Honored At Chauncey Birthday Party
Mrs. Ruth Smith of Chauncey was honored at a surprise birthday party at her W Main Street home. Leatha Olin of Buchtel halted the card taking session as Vesper Phillips held high and Kathryn Mulligan low. Attendants included Evelyn Garner Norma Matheny Marie Ferrer Virginia Rowland Betty Wintermuth Phyllis Schultz and Ruth Smith.
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Chauncey
Ruth Smith
W. Main St
Leatha Olin
Buchtel
Vesper Phillips
Kathryn Mulligan
Evelyn Garner
Norma Matheny
Marie Ferrer
Virginia Rowland
Betty Wintermuth
Phyllis Schultz
Chauncey visitors from Columbus and Mansfield travel to The Plains
Chauncey and Columbus residents visit The Plains as guests of local families including Mrs. Carrie Channell and Mrs. Rebecca Harrison. Mansfield’s Glenn Channell plans to stay Wednesday and Thursday in The Plains. Mrs. David Sawyer’s health in Sheltering Arms Hospital shows improvement. Mrs. Mary Davis returns to Columbus after visiting Chauncey residents.
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Chauncey
Jimer Smith
Columbus
Arthur J. Smith
Glenn Channell
Mansfield
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Rebecca’ Harrison
Lew Jones
Orbiston
William Stalder
Leroy Moraska
Dayton
David Sawyer
Redtown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mary Davis
Myrtle Tippie
Chauncey and Upwards Visit in Detroit
Chauncey Collins and his son in law Owen Upward accompanied by his daughter visited Detroit. The Upwards were guests of Ruth Smith on West Main Street during the trip.
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Chauncey
William Collins
Inlaw
Mrs
Owen Upward
Detroit
Mrs. Upward
Ruth Smith
W. Main St
Plains Church of the Nazarene undergoes basement refresh
The Plains Church of the Nazarene is painting walls floors and furniture in its basement as part of a redecorating effort.
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Chauncey
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Quilt All Day at Church
The Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday in the church for an all day quilting gathering.
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Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chester church service for George Parker and local notices
Military services were held at the Methodist Church for George Parker. A surprise party at the Curtis Wolfe home honored their son Howard with twenty two guests. Various visitors and weekend guests were listed from Parkersburg, Columbus, Marietta and Middleport.
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J. S. Frank
Guy
Summerfield
Floyd Ridenour
Charles Baum
Benson
Columbus
Hannah Cleland
John Wickham
Garden Club
Gordon Ridenour
Gladys Allen
Parkersburg
Wurtis Wolfe
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
Sidney Pickens
Middleport
Stanley Swan
Goldia Wolfe
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Alva Rupe spent an evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs Homer Ab bott. Mr. Lowell Swisher and family visited Mr. and Mrs Wesley F Ward for a weekend. Osborne Farley hosted a day with Frankie Mitchells. Buddy Marie and Delores Fife stayed with cousins Lawrence Juanita and Wilma Farley. The Rev Osborne Farley and Rev Raymond Fife attended a Zion Church meeting. Mrs. Ross Fife visited her mother Marie Fife now living with daughter Eliza Scott.
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Alva Rupe
Homer Abbott
Lowell Swisher
Wesley F. Ward
Osborne Farley
Frankie Mitchell
Buddy
Marie
Delores Fife
Middleport
Lawrence
Juanita
Wilma Farley
Raymond Fife
Zion Church
Ross Fife
Marie Fife
Eliza Scott
Easy to Make Needlework Patterns and Health Note
Demure Gibson Girl blouse with round yoked collar and puff sleeves offered as pattern No 8321 in sizes 32 34 36 38 40 with yardage details and 25 cents pattern price. Also advertising slip for nightgown pattern No 5046 sizes 42 44 46 with 15 cents plus postage. Mentions 1944 U S heart disease share and New England 17th century meat cheese trade.
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Gibson Girl
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Anne Cabot
Avenue of the Americas
Singing Star crossword style clues pack in many hints
A compact puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with a baritone named John as a possible hint. The grid entries include common abbreviations and wordplay like aged terms, musical notes, and directional cues.
May 4 horoscopes urge cautious, analytic action for progress
The Stars Say for Tuesday May 4 advises pausing to analyze a sudden event before a careful, businesslike decision. For birthdays it warns against rash leaps and urges shrewd evaluation to turn opportunities into profits using regulated methods. The piece notes the German word for cotton meaning tree-wool.
Golfers Lose 1 Conde Tilt In Turbulent Ohio Tilt
The report notes rain and flood delays affecting a county league baseball game with Athens and Middleport in Ohio. It mentions Miller and Walters as standout players and hints at postponements, with Gallipolis and Mason City on the schedule for Monday in SEC action.
Rockets fall to wellston in district clash
Athens High ball team led by Tommy Oldfield faced Wellston in a district game. Oldfield struck out 12, but Wellston stole the show with a no hit bid last Tuesday. Thompson’s fifth inning triple sparked a Rockets rally, and several errors plus timely two-base hits produced an 8 to 5 final as Wellston edged ahead in the late innings.
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Alston
Athens High
Field
Thompson
Sims
Rockets
Wellston
Dan Toilson
Forman Dupler
Hom
Henderson
Roger Allen
Ashton
Ten-Ten football schedule announced for University of Dayton 1948
University of Dayton announces a 10 game 1948 football schedule. Opponents include John Carroll in Cleveland St Bonaventure in New York Marshall at home Toledo at home St Louis U at home Xavier in Cincinnati Miami at home Oklahoma City U at home Town St. Teachers at home and Chattanooga away.
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TON
University of N
John Is
Cleveland
Closume
Chattanooga
John Carroll
St. Bonaventure
Olean
N. Y
Marshall
Toledo
St. Louis U
Xavier
Cincinnati
Miami
Okla
City U
Town St. Teachers
Tenn
Ken Strong retires after 25 years of top football play
Ken Strong ends a long career after 25 years in the sport. A 1934 All-America at New University, he scored 351 points for the New York Giants, marking a high in his professional football era. He recalls the Polo Grounds moment when the Giants broke a skid with a 30-13 win over Chicago.
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YORK
NBA
Ken Strong
Strong
New University
York Giants
Chicagoa
Bu S
Ties Highlight Bogey Tourney At Athens Country Club
The blind bogey tournament opened the season at Athens Country Club with ties for the top three places. Dr. Ted Sprague and H. E. Miller shared the win at 71 each, while Jack Coon and Bill Bruggn er tied for second. A nine-player third place tie followed, featuring Byron Wolfe Steve Wilson Dr L E Butts Roger Pedigo John Algeo Don Finsterwald Norman Dean and Frank Richey. Gerald Stauffer and Lieutenant Skinner received prizes for being farthest from the bogey number. Best medal scores were posted by Don Finsterwald 74 Pedigo 76 and Dean 79.
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Athens Country Club
Ted Sprague
H. E. Miller
Jack Coon
Bill Bruggner
Byron Wolfe
Steve Wilson
L. E. Butts
Roger Pedigo
John Algeo
Don Finsterwald
Norman Dean
Frank Richey
Gerald Stauffer
Lieutenant Skinner
Pedigo
Dean
Logan Nine Dominates Pomeroy in 6 1 Victory
Logan Chiefs beat Pomeroy 6 to 1 as Rafferty pitched a four hit performance with six strikeouts. A five run third inning fueled the win, highlighted by a double from Joachim and a squeeze bunt by Rollin Daniels.
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Logan
Logan Chiefs
Pomeroy
Rafferty
Chiefs
Joachim
Rollin Daniels
Wright
Stephenson
Loge
Aninvenemen
Daniels
Quiller
Ginn
Ohlinger
Shrine Game Set for May 27 at Red Bird Stadium
The annual Shrine baseball game sponsored by Aladdin Temple of Shriners will be played Thursday evening May 27 at Red Bird Stadium. Promoted by Thomas A. Bangs and Al Banister, the Columbus event benefits crippled children under The Crippled Children's Hospital Association Inc. This marks the 10th year of the initiative with expanded pre game activities planned.
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Columbus
Aladdin Temple of Shriners
Red Bird
Thomas A. Bangs
Aladdin Temple
al Banister
Columbus Baseball Club
Crippled Children's Hospital Association, Inc
Gallia teams postponed by rain and funeral
Gallipolis clubs in the Ohio Valley Association were idle Sunday due to rain and a military funeral. The Gallians would have faced Leon if weather allowed, while the Queen Bees were set to meet Hartford but rain halted play. The Bees will host Pomeroy Thursday and Gallians will travel to Hartford for the next encounter.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Association
Gallians
Leon
Queen Bees
Hartford
Bees
Pomeroy
Wesleyan Linksmen Prevail In Golf Meet
Ohio Wesleyan defeats Ohio University 9 21 on the Hocking Hills course as Kane leads with a 72 and Heisler sweeps his match. OU suffers fifth loss of the season with Wayne University of Detroit next on Athens Country Club layout.
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Logan
Harry Kane
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Hocking Hills
Kane
Bobcats
Hubert Selz
Bruce Heisler
Wesleyan
Ed Marlowe
Ray Lohr
John Smit
Ed Kocinski
Cleveland
Tony Lotrecchiano
Wayne University of Detroit
Athens Country Club Course
Selz
Smith
Tohr
Kocinski
Ohio
Lotrecchiano
Heisler
Marlowe
Seniors Beat Juniors in City Baseball Clash
The Glouster junior high team fell to the senior high on the stadium diamond Friday afternoon by an 8 to 6 score. Senior hitters led the victory with timely hits and strong defense. Juniors battled back but could not bridge the final gap.
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Glouster
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Chic Young
Bumstead
Red Ryder
Fred Harman
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Athens
Middleport Tern
Ction
Key Miller
Dick Walters
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Chase Oldfield
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Ong
GER_BREWING
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Susie
Eddie Cantor
Joan Davis
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Allyn Joslyn
Charles Dingle
Bobby Driscoll
Fritz Langs
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Anthony Quinn
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Carol Thurston
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