Meigs Republicans Won’t Endorse a Full Ticket
Pomeroy May 7 The Meigs Republican Committee will not endorse a full slate as the Democrats did. Observers say multiple candidates will seek many offices, making a guaranteed party ticket unlikely. Auditor race features potential candidates George Daniels C E Wagner Hosmer Roush. incumbent H J Blackmore may run on the Democrat ticket.
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Pomeroy
Democrat Central Committee
Central Committee
Republican Committee
Local residents host visitors and family over weekend
Several families from Columbus and Parkersburg spent the weekend in town. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuntz of West Main Street and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Russell and son Jimmie were in Cincinnati. Dr. and Mrs. Downie moved into Lochary cottage on Lincoln Hill. Others at Ohio University Mother's Day program included Mrs. Gebhart Chapman Reed Retzel Geary and Kingsland. Mrs. Will and Miss Dorothy Will of Parkersburg visited FE Will's home. Ewing improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kuntz
West Main Street
Cincinnati
Norman Russell
Jimmie
Columbus
R. E. Boice
Mulberry Avenue
Wright McCroba
Muskingum River
Lincoln Hill
William Downie
Pomeroy
C. E. W. Downie
Downie
Lochary
Milton Hood
Raymond Hook
Columbia
Ohio University
Eda Gebhart
Margaret Chapman
Theodore Reed
Louis Retbe
Amy Geary
Amy Kingsl
Dorothy Will
Parkersburg
FE. D. Will
H. 1D. Defenbacher
Margaret Fiood
B. H. Ewing
Ewing
Petition for will construction filed in Deem estate
Probate court journal shows M D Webster as administrator filing a petition to construct the will of Mrs L M Deem. Inventory was previously filed and approved and private sale of personal property completed. Inheritance tax on John Rankin estate set from gross 6630.05 to net 7112.41. Lelia E Flora named administrator of David Flora estate with appraisers Howard Bolin Harvey Eastman and Harry Smith. Inventory return deadline for Mary E Hartley estate extended to May 12. First and final accounts filed for estates of William P Howell Joan Lyle Mary A Carson and Arvinia Thomas by respective administrators.
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Pomeroy
Mra. L
M. Deem
M. D. Webster
Probate Court Journal
John Rankin
Lelia E. Flora
David Flora
Howard Bolin
Harvey Eastman
Harry Smith
Mary E. Hartley
William P. Howell
Joan Lyle
Mary A Carson
Arvinia Thomas
Ralph M Howell
H. J. Hoffman
George E Carson
J. W
Meigs County Fishing Crackdown Warned by Protector
Meigs County will strictly enforce fishing laws says state game protector A H Joachim Jumping or nets fish traps and similar methods will lead to arrests C W Jones was arrested for setting a fish trap in Horse Cave Creek and fined 25 dollars plus costs Squire Titus’s court. Grants Return to Meigs After Kansas City Visit Tom W Grant founder and president of Business Men’s Assurance Co travels with two employees to visit Mrs Downing and Alpha Somerville in South Fifth Avenue Columbus office manager Stratman also visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim Pomeroy
Meigs County
A. H. Joachim
C. W. Jones
Horse Cave Creek
Joachim
Squire E. KR. Titus
Grants
Meigs Middleport
Tom W. Grant
Business Men's Assurance Company
Grant
Kansas City
Pomeroy Deputy Registrar A R Clifton Resigns
A R Clifton who has served as deputy registrar of the Ohio Motor Vehicles Bureau in Pomeroy for several months has resigned from the position.
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Pomeroy
A. R. Clifton
Ohio Motor Vehicles Bureau
Mrs. Fugate Returns to Middleport for Visit
Mrs Frank Fugate arrives in Middleport after seven months at Rocky Glenn Sanitorium near McConnelsville and a winter in Columbus. She is joined by her sister Mrs R S Kaser and will stay two weeks with their mother Mrs Eva Klein before returning to Pomeroy and Columbus.
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Fugate
Middleport
Frank Fugate
Rocky Glenn
McConnelsville
Columbus
R. S. Kaser
Middleport Folks Travel and Visit Nearby
Middleport residents and relatives visit Columbus Athens and Parkersburg weekend. Dan McNaughton travels to Fostoria for business. Mrs. Ohlinger ill at Bradbury home. Edith Hawkins visits Columbus. Nelle Bailey to Pelee Island. Marcum family to Bluefield and back.
Local visits and travels across Kentucky and nearby towns
Rev and Mrs Hardin spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives in Ruswell Kentucky. Mrs McNickles returned after three weeks with Parkersburg relatives. Several families visited relatives including Cross, Bailey and Witten households. Brown Roberts Shawness High principal returned for summer vacation. James Jiiden visited Akron friends. Mrs Weaver and four children left for Pt Pleasant for a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb. C. Hardin
Ruswell
Charlies McNickles
Parkersburg
A. V. Cross
W. B. Cross
Clark Jiiden
Owen Watson
Mary Jean
B. F. Witten
Carmen Bailey
Reedaville
Old Home Destroyed Racine Landmark in Fire
Fire of undetermined origin broke out at 4 a.m. Sunday in the two story frame home of Mrs. Rosie Salser. Volunteers fought the blaze but the dwelling and most household goods were destroyed. Mrs. Salser escaped, and the property was owned by Mrs. Rachael McElroy who lives with her daughter Mrs. Kate Wolfe. The house, one of Racine’s oldest, stood near the Cross Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Rosie Salser
Salser
Rachael McElroy
Agenarian
Kate Wolfe
Cross Bre
Real Estate Transfers in Lebanon and Pomeroy Areas
Real estate transfers reported for the last week include Lebanon Township parcels from John Leenhour to Roy and Lilian Proffitt. Olive area transfers from J A and Lily S Smith to J E and Bertha Swan. Bertha Gaffney to Bertha Evans on one acre. Salisbury parcels from Bertha and Blain Giles and Francis and Guy Larkin to Fannie Jaynes et al. Frank J and Barbara Leifheit to Sidney Leifheit 36 32 and 3 acres. Pomeroy transfer from O B and Goldin Elberfeld to Herman and Frances Warner. additional Leifheit to Sidney G Leifheit 1 acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Lebanon Township
John Leenhour
Roy
Lilian Proffitt
Lot
Olive
J. A
Lily S Smith
J. E
Bertha Swan
Macres
Rutland
Bertha Gaffney
Bertha Evans
Salisbury
Bertha
Blain Giles
Francis
Guy Larkin
Fannie Jaynes
Frank J
Barbara Leifheit
Sidney Leifheit
O. B
Goldin Elberfeld
Herman
Frances Warner
Frank
Sidney G. Leifheit
Presbyterian tea by Whatsoever Class in Middleport
Mrs Iva Brown Mrs George Wittmer Mrs W G Huddleston and Miss Sara Jones will host a Thursday evening tea at the home of Mrs T H Davis North Third Avenue and Coal Street The May 0 date marks the third in a series with a short program to be given by Presbyterian Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Iva Brown
George Wittmer
W. G. Huddleston
Sara Jones
Mra
T. H. Davis
North Third Avenue
Coal Street
Presbyterian Church
Surprise party honors Mrs Pearl Graves on birthday
Mrs Charles Walburn and Mrs Dwight Frost hosted a surprise Friday night for their mother Mrs Pearl Graves on her birthday at South Pearl Street. confined to home after a fall, she shows improvement. guests from her Sunday School Class and the Loyal Women of the Church of Christ attended. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Charles Walburn
Dwight Frost
Pearl Graves
South Pearl Street
Plains P T A Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Plains P T A elected officers Wednesday night at the high school auditorium. Finney was named president, M O Bryan vice president, Rail treasurer, and Elva Cooper secretary. Finney spoke and Bryan offered a farewell address. The seventh grade performed a special number and Alfred Gabriel played violin. Mr and Mrs W A Hamer announce the marriage of their son Willard Hamer to Janice Down of Columbus. They were married Saturday April 2 and will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Finney
M. O. Bryan
Rail
Elva Cooper
Mr. Bryan
Alfred Gabriel
W. A. Hamer
Willard Hamer
Janice Down
Columbus
Glouster F. O. E. Baseball Wins Opener
The Glouster F. O. E. baseball team beat Jacksonville F. O. B. 2 to 1 in a seven inning Sunday city opener. Jacksonville took an early run on an error a stolen base and a hit. Glouster tied in the second on Merediths hit a Parker sacrifice and Rutters hit. Glouster added a run in the fifth when McAllister singled stole two bases and scored on a passed ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High holds alumni banquet closing commencement week
Glouster High School wrapped up commencement week with an alumni banquet and dance in the high school auditorium Saturday night. 212 attendees were seated at tables served by the Glouster PT A. and the class of 1934 heard Ralph Gatehel as toastmaster. Supt. Figley welcomed the class, Jimmie McCarty presided, Miss Margaret McDonald spoke for the senior class, and Mrs Weymueller sang twice with Leo Reichert and his Newark orchestra providing dance music. Many alumni from out of town attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
High School
Ralph Gatehel
Harriet Weymueller
Logan
Alumni Association
Thomas W. Figley
Glouster Schools
Two Plead Not Guilty In Police Court
Clyde Singer, 23, colored, denied furnishing liquor to a minor and awaits a Wednesday hearing. Wilford Cunningham, arrested for driving a car while intoxicated, pled not guilty and has a Thursday 7:30 p.m. hearing set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Clyde Singer
Singer
Wilford Cunningham
Fred Heck
G. H. Love
Paskevich and Kouvalonek Tie at Holy Cross Church
United in marriage at Holy Cross Church in Glouster Saturday morning were Francis Paskevich of near Jacksonville and Anna Kouvalonek of Millfield. Rev. A V Kessler officiated a nuptial high mass. Best man Steven Kowalenek and bridesmaid Grace Musczynski supported the couple. The bride’s mother is Mrs. Michael Bendervitch. groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Paskevich. A wedding dinner and celebration followed at the bride’s home with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Victor Paskevich
Jacksonville
Program of Music and Dancing Pres ented Saturday
TRIMBLE The annual banquet of the J T Alumni association was held at the high school gymnasium Saturday night. The room was decorated in the association cobra lav ender and white. Members of the graduating class were guests of honor and the high school faculty and Rev and Mrs J G Deeds were guests of the association. A three course banquet was served with M M Bryson as master of ceremonies the following program was presented Invocation Rev J G Deeds song senior welcome Thelma Talbert senior response Leo Oakey rapping Thea Janice and Donna Jean Murray toast Sara W Willis violin solo Edith Tinker vocal solo Ralph Shirkey toast Esta Haskins songs toast Ada Lent vocal solo Della Landen toast Mary McCann piano solo Thelma Talbert Auld Lang Syne Alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
J-T
M. M. Bryson
J. G. Deeds
Thelma Talbert
Leo Oakey
Thea Janice
Donna Jean Murray
Sara W. Willis
Edith Tinker
Ralph Shirkey
Esta Haskins
Ada Lent
Della Landen
Mary McCann
Senior Typing Classes Publish First Jacksonville-Trimble Annual Token
The Jacksonville Trimble High School senior typing classes under Mrs Sara Willis produced the first issue of Token the high school annual. The 30 page mimeographed volume includes class and faculty photos by W M Anderson who also designed the cover. All articles were written by the typing class with graduates noted since 1926. Costs under 40 dollars with no advertising or plates, funded by annual sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Sara Willis
W. M Anderson
Crawford opens Majestic Theater in Corning
John Crawford of this city reopened the Majestic Theater in Corning last Saturday night after redecorating the building and installing a new film projector. He announced that pictures will be shown each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Crawford
Majestic Theater
Corning
Crawford
Chauncey Church of Christ Men Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Chauncey Men's Bible Class at Chauncey Church of Christ announces a special Wednesday night gathering at the church. The program includes a business session, officer and teacher elections, and music by the church orchestra, with refreshments served. All men are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Chauncey Hosts Weekend Visit From Ohio Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry C Linscott of Chauncey entertained over the weekend their daughter Dorothy Linscott and Miss Louise Bowser and Miss Esther Little, all from Westerville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harry C. Linscott
Dorothy Linscott
Louise Bowser
Esther Little
Westerville
Ohio
Plains residents update during weekend social notices
The Plains report notes Mr. and Mrs. Grant Michael spent Sunday with Mrs. Michael’s mother at Fisher. Mrs. Nora Graves is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Bean moved to their new home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Grant Michael
Teachers Take Test Logan
The second teachers examination of the year was held at Logan High School Building Saturday with 12 applicants in attendance. Papers will be graded early this week. The next examination will be given the first Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Geranium Growing Tips From Local Greenhouse
A local greenhouse official offers practical geranium growing advice. Plant after May 1 in a sunny location with compact soil and solidly packed roots for strong growth and bloom. Avoid overwatering and remove fading blossoms to preserve plant strength.
Sophomores and Seniors Receive High Honors at Athens High
Sophomores Ruth Gerwig and Jean Pickens earn certificates of high honor for six weeks. A large list of students from the sophomore and junior classes receive high honors and honors, with several names noted for high distinction across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Ruth Gerwig
Jean Pickens
Richard Eddy
Gerald Hanes
Robert Daggett
Anna Dunfee
Golda Morris
Margaret Zimmerman
Camille Cash
Mary Graves
Evangeline Heard
Ruth Lewis
Janet McKinnon
Nelle Pinkerton
Alice Bardin
Esther Secoy
Florence Smith
Howard Hohn
Harry Entwistle
Emerson Houf
Charles Leaders
Margaret Burt
Beth Cable
Marjorie Cooper
Eileen Decker
Hazel Kelley
Martha Minameyer
Kathleen Shannon
Geneva Waggoner
Marjorie Wheaton
Virginia McVay
June Fultz
Betty Baker
Roberta Chism
Mary Davis
Katherine Haller
Florence Harvey
Ruth Phillips
Kathryn Reynolds
Emma _ Strahl
Mary Margaret Wilkes
Richard Acomb
Paul Ayre
Jean Barlow
Marjorie Beasley
Jessie Cooper
Helen Gamertafelder
Evelyn Hartman
Elma Hill
Helen Stacey
Maxine Westfall
Grace Wood
Walton Davis
Jack Meister
Robert Reading
Wade Volweiler
Eileen Phillips
Kathleen Carpenter
Thelma Beal
Ann Beasley
Ethel Cable
Esther Cakenougher
Lorna Cooper
Dorothy Duncan
Dolores Henderson
Anna Jacoby
Phyllis Jordan
Ferne Rowland
Evelyn Ruston
Charles Hardman
Reuben Rotherme
Clayton Smith
Willard Smith
Grace Whitefield
Margaret Ann Thompson
Lodi High Juniors Honor Seniors At Banquet
The Lodi High School Auditorium showcased class colors and flowers for the Juniors annual banquet for the Senior Class. Home Economics students prepared and served the meal under Miss Phillips. Several local residents were noted in weekend visits and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Lodi High School
Miss Phillips
Sam Jeffers
Columbus
Waldo Douglas and Son
Nelsonville
William Dewhurst
Hospital Notes Sheltering Arms Hospital Weekly Report
Sheltering Arms Hospital records list admissions for the past week including Mrs John Burns Pomeroy surgical J W Parker Athens Mrs Hyla Harder Wilkesville Mrs Emmett Rowles Athens G H Ware Wellston Arthur McPherson and son Athens Thomas and Edward Oldfield Athens Emmett Obers Gloucester Frank Williams Jacksonville Kathleen Henry Athens Denver Nelson Dexter all surgical. Convalescents include Lena Jordan Harrisonville and others. Discharges include Gladys McCune and son Athens and several others from Athens New Marshfield and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Burns
Pomeroy
Surgical
J. W. Parker
Athens
Hyla Harder
Wilkesville
Emmett Rowles
G. H. Ware
Wellston
Arthur McPherson
Son
Thomas and Edward Oldfield
Emmett Obers
Glouster
Frank Williams
Jacksonville
Kathleen Henry
Denver Nelson
Dexter
Lena Jordan
Harrisonville
Arthur Smiley
William Morrison
Hamsey Run
C. E. Stout
New Marshfield
John Clark
Zajeski
John Friend
Zaleski
John Harvey
W. G. Bricker
the Plains
McPherson
Burns
Nelson
Parker
Harder
Gladys McCune
Mr Williams
Bow Jes
Thomas and
Edward Oldfield
Ware
Mery
Relief Project Bricks Arrive for Athens Streets
Fifteen carloads of paving bricks allocated to Athens under the CWA have arrived for future street improvements. Bricks valued at about 2700 plus 300 barrels of cement and a car load of fertilizer and grass seed were received for airport and street works. One CWA project on West State Street remains to be finished. council to decide paving from Court to Lancaster. Airport grading proceeds as workers drop to about 30 doing two days weekly. Past month Athens spent roughly 7000 on relief and CWA efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
CWA
West State Street
Lancaster
Shafer Street
FERA
Many Give to Davidson Fund
A total of 3 421 persons many of them school children have contributed from one to five pennies each to the Elza Davidson Memorial Fund reported Saturday by J R Harvey treasurer The signature of each contributor is being obtained and will be hermetically sealed within the market It is hoped that the number of contributors will reach 5 000 The story of Eliza Davidson as published in The Messenger has been read recently before many schools lodges and clubs to inform members of the hardships and heroism of a modest colored woman born a slave and now buried in an unmarked grave in Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Davidson
J. R. Harvey
Eliza Davidson
the Messenger
Athens
Thelma Standly
Oakdale
West State Street
Athens High
Big Sandy
Jacksonville
Oregon Ridge
Wylie Chapel
Nelsonville
Delphian Club
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
West Millfield
Morristown
Glouster
the Plains
Torch
East Side
Athens Business and Professional Woman's Club
Social Literary Club
Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday School
Albany Consolidated
Zenner's Department Store
Ohio University District Scholarship Winners Named
President E B Bryan announced district winners of the general scholarship test for Ohio University District high school seniors from 17 counties. First in boys was Richard Lewis Lawton Belpre. first in girls was Elinor Imogene Ayres Belpre. Scholarships worth 80 dollars will be awarded to seven incoming freshmen based on district standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Richard Lewis Lawton
Belpre
Wade T. Volwiler
Athens
Joseph Shively Gill
W. Dean Calland
McConnelsville
Willard Hurlan Smith
Warren Monroe Badger
Nelsonville
Charlies Robert Sias
Howard C. Hooper
Pennsville
John William Meister
Ralph McKinley Hite
Logan
Elinor Imogene Ayres
Elinor Jane Hitchcock
Ellen Eunice Maier
Eagleport
Alice Rebecca Heskett
Fire Hits Camp Hocking Garage Near Forest Fire Alert
Camp Hocking units prepared to report to a forest fire when a blaze was found in the camp garage. Investigators believe an electric spark started the fire. Chemicals were needed to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Camp Hocking
Botley Couple Welcome Son in Lancaster Home
Mr and Mrs William Botley of Lancaster announce the birth of a son at their home on Saturday. The mother lived near Logan with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Blum before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William Botley
Lancaster
Athens County Rail Project Reignites in 19th Century Saga
The piece recounts the 19th century push to build a railroad through Athens County from Bailey Run to the Ohio River, detailing key figures such as J. P. Weethee, Calvin Brice, and Colonel W. C. Lemert. It notes grading efforts at Chauncey and Morristown, construction trains, the Hocking River bridge, and the eventual extension to Glouster and Corning with contracts valued at $14,000 per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Weethee
Atlantic & Lake Erie Railroad
College Hill
Joseph Wilkes
Johnson
John Johnson
Nelsonville
Mt. Auburn
Weethee
Athens County
Bailey Run
Morristown
Millfield
Joseph Hall
Charles McDonald
Cheries Southerton
C. H. Howard
Chauncey
Samuel Rutter
Albany
New Lexington
Corning
Glouster
Ohio River
W. E. Peters
Athens
R. P. Rifenberich Construction Company
Wheaton Hardware Store
Colonel Pond
McConnelsville
Calvin Brice
W. C. Lemert
Seymour
Nye
Athens Countians
McKittrick
Hocking
Wilson
May Day Festival at The Plains Grade School
The Plains May Day Festival featured colorfully costumed children representing birds and flowers. Louise Bumgardner was Queen, Emmett McDonald the Knight, with attendants and heralds named, as singers and dances honored the event. The second grade post office group sold 47 Mother’s Day stamps to raise funds for the community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Plains
Louise Bumgardner
Knight
Emmett McDonald
Bobby Hushower
Elmo Yates
Avanell McKee
Betty Jane Cochran
Anita Cooper
John Lahmier
Evagene Stalder
Ralph Cade
Walter Lowery
Wilbur Morgan
Naomi Class Meets at Mrs Thompson Home
The Naomi Class gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Neva Thompson's home for study and discussion. Refreshments followed for Marie Pullin Lela Shrieves Bernice Humphrey Jean Porter Bernice Lumen Marie Michael Ruth Cade Margaret Frost Thelma McAllister Audrey Kail Helen Michael and Neva Thompson. Visitors included Mr and Mrs B E Williams and Owen Strickler of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Donald Bumgardner Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Floyd Courtney Columbus visited Mrs Fred Bumgardner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Naomi
Neva’ Thompson
Marie Pullin
Lela Shrieves
Bernice Humphrey
Jean Porter
Bernice Lumen
Marie Michael
Ruth Cade
Margaret Frost
Thelma McAllister
Audrey Kail
Helen Michael
Neva Thompson
B. E. Williams
Owen Strickler
Columbus
W. A. Hamer
Donald Bumgardner
Nelsonville
Floyd Courtney
Fred Bumgardner
District Personals Highlights From Chauncey Visit News
District residents report weekend visits and stays in Chauncey and Columbus. Ronald Robinett and Judith Ann of Lancaster visited his mother Mrs Lizzie Robinett. Herman Theisen Jr of Millfield stayed with Edward and Guinn's family in Lathrop. Salas Olson of The Plains joined in Columbus trip. Bennie Ferrer and family traveled from Sugar Creek to Chauncey and stayed above the Ferrer store on High Street. Almont Devore of Chauncey spent Sunday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ronald Robinett
Judith Ann
Lancaster
Lizzie Robinett
Herman Theisen, Jr
Millfield
Edward Uinn
Lathrop
Salas Olson
the Plains
Columbus
Bennie Ferrer
Sugar Creek
High Street
Almont Devore
Millfield Tops Sunday Creek Mine 6 in Park Bout
Millfield baseball team defeated Sunday Creek Mine No. 6 at Millfield Park 12 to 8 in a Sunday afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Sunday Creek Mine No. 6
Millfield Park
Chauncey Family Visit Notes and Local Guests
Chauncey and Mrs. Athens spent Sunday with the family of Albert Kate Southerton. Mrs. Charles Ogg is visiting her home on High Street. Mrs. Adolph Nelson Marilyn of Indian River visits Mr and Mrs. M. J. Game for the weekend in Athens. Mrs. Guy Gardner and Mrs. H. B. Noble Chauncey were part of Sunday meals with the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Athens
Albert Kate Southerton
Charles Ogg
High Stret
Adolph Nelson
Marilyn
Indian Rivera
M. J
Guy Gardner
Millfield Residents Visit Albany and Indianapolis Families
Miss field and daughter spent the week as guests of Hot family and former township. They went as far as Albany where Chester Sanders and Mrs Dow Sanders were noted. Ernest Stanley Chauncey remains in Indianapolis with daughters-in-law Jackson and Bert Jackson, while brother John resides there. The town planned special programs and exercises Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Misfield
Hot Family
Albany
Chester Sanders
Dow Sanders
Ernest Stanley
Chauncey
Marew Jackson
Bert Jackson
John
Indianapolis
Ind
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Meigs Republican Committee
Pomeroy Personals
A. R Clifton
Dan McNaughton
Fostoria
Merrill Covert
Mr. Bolen
John Russell
Lincoln Street
Helen Beeson
Christine
Kathryn Grant
R. A. Hecox
Nelle Bailey
Mill Street
Carlos Thomas
Pelee Island
Ontario
J. Marcum
Bluefield
W. Va
Mr. Marcum
Lase
Merchants
Chesterhill
F. O. E. Trims
DOVES
Cradbew
Triplett
Aeon
Bowman
Oeerenss
Peebles
Enenaineas
Ecco Sosons
Pee Senewee
Stephenson
Clark
Shumway
Harry
Hilt
Maryskella Anderson
Anderson
McAllister
Meredith
Withem
Pyle
Basse
J T
Ender and White
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the Plains News
By Are Thomas
Green House
Fanny
Dennis Jones
Gladys Friese Igill
Grace Jeffers
George Douglas
John Elder
Cora
Bate McDonald
Francis Martin
Mr. Martin
Mrs
Charles Martin
Ben Biddle
Sugar Grove
Mrs. Biddle
J. C. Pierce
Alice Dailey
Athens City
Davidson
Ccc Camp
L. C. Nye
Cey
Toledo
Pat
Mike
Robert George
Amos England
Nea Hesse
Th Tor
E. B. Young
Blackburn
Chauncey Per
H. B. Noble
Viser
Mrs, Jackson
Cises
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