Mother-Daughter Banquet Sponsored by The Plains Church
The CHAUNCEY Naomi Class of The Plains Methodist Church sponsors a Mother Daughter banquet for church mothers and daughters. It will be held Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the high school community room. The dinner committee includes Ruth Couell Marie Michael and Loretta Henry with Alta Cooper and Elva Cooper on the program committee.
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Chauncey
Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
Mothers and Daughters
Ruth Couell
Marie Michael
Loretta Henry
Alta Cooper
Elva Cooper
Weekend visit by Mrs Fulton and Mrs Smith in Parkersburg
Mrs Jessie Fulton of Millfield and Mrs Mabel Smith of Athens spent the weekend in Parkersburg West Virginia visiting Mrs Fulton's cousins Mr and Mrs Earl Brookover. The Victoria Cross was instituted in 1856.
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Chauncey
Jessie Fulton
Millfield
Mabel Smith
Athens
Parkersburg
W. Va
Decoration Representing Four Seasons Planned
Four long tables in the basement of Millfield Church of Christ will be decorated to honor the four seasons for a Tuesday 6 p.m. pot-luck dinner during Family Week. The event celebrates birthday anniversaries and invites all members and friends to attend with food. A committee will run the program and entertainment after the meal.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Voters in Kimberly primary yield 152 ballots cast
In Kimberly precinct May 2 primary 152 votes were counted with 78 Democrat and 74 Republican ballots. Mourne won the Democrat central committeeman race with 42 votes. Tolliver 31 and Lyons 4 trailed. Beckler won unopposed for Republican central committeeman as Mourne succeeds Byers who moved.
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Kimberly
Earl Mourne
Democrat Central
Gordon Tolliver
Lawrence Lyons
Robert Beckler
Mrs Bertha Blackford Undergoes Major Surgery
Marietta Hospital took Mrs Bertha Blackford wife of Clarence Blackford 67 Mill Street to Osteopathic hospital Marietta last week for major surgery. She is the eldest daughter of Rev and Mrs Guss Graham of near Chauncey and was accompanied by her husband.
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Chauncey
Bertha Blackford
Clarence Blackford
Mill St
Osteopathic Hospital, Marietta
Miss Blower Visits Sister in Glouster
Barbara Blower of Millfield spent the weekend in Glouster visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Lee Dunkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Blower.
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Miss Blower
Chauncey
Barbara
Harold Blower
Millfield
Glouster
Mary Lee Dunkle
Local Church Organization Holds Meeting
CHAUNCEY Women s Council of Millfield Church of Christ met at the church with Mrs. Mrydle Wilcox presiding. A secretary s report was given by Virginia Border and Olive Brookins gave a treasurer s report. Mrs. Garnet Blower led devotional and spoke on Together We Build. Members and guests included Mrs. Wilcox and her daughter Winifred Estelle with two children.
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Chauncey — Women’s Council
Millfield Church of Christ
Mrydle Wilcox
Virginia Border
Olive Brookins
Garnet Blower
Edith McDaniel
Wilcox
Eda Heffken
Winifred Estelle
Duane and
Carol
Sylvania, Ohio
Injured miner Chauncey Hammis returns home after hospital stay
Chauncey Hollis Cunningham entered Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens last Wednesday for back injuries from work at Chauncey Mine 25. He has been released.
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Chauncey
Hollis Cunningham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Chauncey Mine 25
Mother Visits Daughter In Mason Hospital Recovery
Mrs. Royal Matson Chauncey visited her daughter Mrs. Addie Buck in Mason West Virginia Hospital after an appendectomy. Buck is reported to be recovering satisfactorily following the procedure performed in Pomeroy.
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Chauncey
Royal Matson
Pomeroy
Addie Buck
Mason, W. Va
WSCS Meeting Plans and Local Social Visits
The WSCS met with Mrs. Virgil Roush in West Shade with ten members and three visitors. They will meet June 7 with several listed hosts. Attendees attended A F Warner’s funeral at Ravenswood and other local visits include Richwood Bremen and Trimble guests as well.
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Eugene Hankinson
Ivan
Dayton
William Davis
Frank Pickett
Oliver Carsey
Isaac Six
Nelsonville
Fred Adams
Bonnie Jean Andrews
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Floyd Brown
Long Bottom
WSCS
Virgil Roush
West Shade
John Grace
S. A. Rairden
W. W. Gandee
Grace Louden
A. F. Swan
Leona Hensley
Linnie Swan
A. F. Warner
Ravenswood
J. C. Beamer
Harold Saunders
Richwood
A. E. Fellows
N. E. Bonar
Charles Hensley
Berry Bonar
Bremen
Nellie Seckman
Fast
Liverpool
Fire damages upstairs room in Chauncey home
Mayor Charles Wadley reports a child playing with matches started a fire in an upstairs room at 35 Main St. causing $50 damage to bed and bed clothing. Chauncey fire department responded to the call.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Frank Cline
Main St
Friday Safest Day to Drive While Saturday Most Dangerous
A historical note states that Friday is the safest day to drive a car and Saturday the most dangerous based on statistics. The claim reflects generalized traffic safety observations of the period without modern data context.
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T’s
America
Studebaker
Borg-Warner
Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Athens
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Kimberly Social Notes
Mourne
Maywood Byers
Teal Wilson
Evelyn Howard
Edna Clark
John Adams
Goldie Duskey
Lawrence Pitts
Washington
Cpl. Pitts
Pete Pitts
Cpl
Marietta Hospital
Trimble
Jesse Easler
Duncan Falls
Ohio
Frances Clark
Theresa
Tappan
Mrs. Aspers
Bailey St
Camden
N. J
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Cannons
C. Bonnet
D. Meadowbrook
Cannon
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