Mothers Day program at Chauncey Church of Christ noted
Mothers day observance at Chauncey Church of Christ includes a 9 30 a m service with music and readings directed by Mrs Christine Brown and Mrs A B Prior Charles Crosser and his junior boys class handle floral decorations and gifts will be given to the oldest mother and to the mother with most children.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Christine Brown
A. B. Prior
Charles Crosser
Local families host and visit across Chauncey and nearby towns
Chauncey hosts and relatives visit from Columbus Millfield Greens Run and Nelsonville. Baptism and revival at Happy Hollow Church last Sunday. Mayor Hines recovers from gallbladder attack with sister Mary Binderbasin visiting. Chauncey school teacher Evelyn Simms ill. Emma Smart Beckley substituting. Max Wilson and Charles Sweeney spent Tuesday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Bulloch
Ernest Bulloch
Ernest Lee
Johnny
Columbus
Floyd Bulloch
West Bailey
Dalmus Bulloch
Millfield
Oris Roof
Greens Run
Blaine Bulloch
Gertrude Robinett
Henry Lattimer
Albert Matheny
Nelsonville
Louise Guy
Junior Powell
Ervin Manning
Ancel Manning
Pearl Davis
Louie Guy
Elmer Smart
Max Wilson
Charles Sweeney
Chauncey trio attends funeral of Mrs Ruby Spears
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Enos Lookado and Mrs Cynthia Karns traveled to Lancaster Monday for the funeral of Mrs Ruby Love Spears, former Chauncey resident and daughter of Homer Love and Nettie Love Miller. Funeral services and burial were in Lancaster Sunday. Chauncey residents Eldon Jomden Glyde Jomden Nellie Blackford and Bertha Border were in Lancaster at the Spears home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Enos Lookado
Cynthia Karns
Lancaster
Ruby Love Spears
Homer Love
Nettie Love Miller
Eldon Jomden
Glyde Jomden
Nellie Blackford
Bertha Border
Spears
Esther Chauncey Bible Class Meets at Tippie Home
The Chauncey Esther Bible Class of the M. E. Church met Tuesday night at Addie Tippie’s Main Street home. Mrs. Nell Jorden led the business meeting and Dorothy Blackford delivered devotions. One visitor, Mrs. Faye Hartley, attended, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Members present included Elizabeth Simmers, Maek Tennehall, Deloris Taylor, Nell Jorden, Bertha Border, and Addie Tippie.
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Chauncey
Esther
M. E. Church
Addie Tippie
Main St
Nell Jorden
Dorothy Blackford
Tippie
Faye Hartley
Elizabeth Simmers
Maek Tennehall
Deloris Taylor
Bertha Border
Mrs. Naomi Mullins Undergoes Major Surgery in Columbus
Mrs. Naomi Blackford Mullins wife of Clarence Mullins of Chauncey underwent a major operation at Grant Hospital Columbus last Saturday. Her condition is stated as satisfactory. Her husband stayed with her over the weekend and visited again Tuesday. She invites well wishers to write. Address Room 302 Grant Hospital.
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Chauncey
Naomi Blackford Mullins
Clarence Mullins
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mullins
Mines Active in District Work Schedule
Six mines were marked for work Thursday and seven for Wednesday in the Chauncey district. Active today include No. 9, No. 1 X, Hocking, Poston No. 6, Carbondale and Black Diamond. Wednesday’s operators were Carbondale, Hocking, Black Diamond, Poston No. 6, No. 10X and No. 9.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Poston
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Carbondale Hocking
Adena Hosts Visit From Jacksonville Friends
Mr and Mrs Charles Cox of Adena entertained Mr and Mrs Orley Joan Vore Mrs Alice Morrison of Jacksonville and Mr and Mrs Earl Souders and their children Earl Jr Gracie Phyliss May and Beatrice over the week end The Vore and Morrison party returned Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adena
Jacksonville
Charles Cox
Orley Joan Vore
Alice Morrison
Earl Souders
Earl Jr. Gracie
Phyliss May
Beatrice
Charles Robert Brown
Vore
Morrison
Garnet Hartman
Nelsonville
Charles Hartman
Eugene Wolfe
Enterprise
Charles Wachenschwanz
William Howard
Jimmie
Jacksonville Sewing Club Entertained
The Jolly Stitchers Sewing Club met Friday night at Jonetta Ridge's home with ice cream and cake for members and guests. A long list of visiting relatives and friends from Columbus Fostoria Newark Athens Crooksville Gallia and Dayton filled the weekend gatherings and social calls around Jacksonville Ohio.
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Jacksonville
Jolly Stitchers Sewing Club
Jonetta Ridge
Erma Draper
Frances Allen
Dorothy Hartley
Frances McClelland
Dororthy Kasler
Mary Jo Chappelear
Verda Faye Morrison
Mary Alice Phillips
Lillian Barrett
Mary Roman
Alta Rawlins
Joe Barrett
Shirley
Johnny Antle
F. P. Shirkey
Columbus
E. C. Shirkey
Thomas Davis Jr
Robert Morrison
Fostoria
William Hallam
Robert Selby
Edwin
Cecil Harper
Martins Ferry
Robert Brown
Ives Dunlevy
Newark
Charles Guinther
Raphael Kasler
Marie Stevens
Edward Stevens
Ruth Wooley
Athens
Helen Davies
William Northrup
Crooksville
A. R. Woodgerd
Clarence Hill
William Hill
C. von Scheele
Gail Noye
Merritt
Arthur Antle
Antle
Bertha Reick
Myron Marquis
Charles Zarley
Trimble Heights
Reich
Main Street
Bonnie Sayre
Nettie Heiser
Huntington
J. L. Mandt
Joseph Stimley
Margaret Stimley
Dayton
Max von Scheele
Nick Hartley
Frank Hartley
George Grandy
Oak Grove Personal Social Happenings
Oak Grove notes list weekend visits and gatherings with multiple families. Names include Wachenschwanzs, O Hara s, Wendells, Lefflers, Ely s, Carpenters, Foughtys, Hoskins Wachenschwanz Hankison Woodard Cagg Patton Hartman Wolfe Howard and Jimmie with several trips to Old Man s Cave Ash Cave and Florida.
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Charles Wendell
Gilbert Leffler
Logan
Harold Wolfe
Columbus
Verna
France
Helen
Carbondale
Herbert Ely
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Walter Carpenter
Floodwood
Waugh Foughty
Florida
Ernest Hoskins
Civil War era 5 cent bill signed by Fort Wayne mayor
In H. C. McKown's collection lies a Civil War era 5 cent bill signed by L. P. Randall, Fort Wayne mayor. McKown estimates about 2,500 improvised mints operated nationwide during the war and notes that 14 firms in Fort Wayne alone issued pennies.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
H. C. McKown
L. P. Ransdall
McKown
Mohawk Indian Medicine Offered At 49 Cents In Ad
An advertisement promotes Mohawk Indian Medicine claiming to purge poisons from the body and improve health. It offers a large bottle for 49 cents with a money back refund if unsatisfied and lists Gallaher Drug Store at 16 Court Street as the seller with mail orders costing 15 cents extra.
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Gallaher Drug Store
Court Street
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Evangelist O. W. Williams
Church of Christ
Morristown
Holiness Church
Blaine Bullock
Bailey Run
Gulfport
Miss
U.R
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Colusa
Cal
Frank Gillian
Pittsburgh
U.P
Arthur E. Shelgrey
H. D. Stahl
Mid-Pacific
Ocean
Jacksonville Sewing Club
Oak Grove
Betty
Floyd Lowery
Marion
William O'Hara
S. Court ST
Betty Lewis
DE Luxe
Henry
Betty Lewis Chocolates
Mother’s. ‘Day Silver Box
Fortek Sandwich Grill
Kwikway
Waffle Iron
Kwikway Electric Iron
Richard Ball
Cocoanut Royals
DR. Edwards
Doans
Miles Alka
Lucky Tiger Hair
Corega
Bunte’s
Bunter
Princess Royal Blue Chocolates
Deliciou
Real Candies Hershey
Whitman’s
Whitman's
IiKy Anti i
SEARS
Visi Vac Glass Coffee
KOTEX
Sanitar
Quest Deodorant
Colgate
Good Housekeeping
Money Back
Indianan
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