Reunion Honors Mother at Chauncey Home
May 13 reports two Chauncey events. A family gathering at the James Lock home observed Mother’s Day with many relatives present. Separately county home inmates heard a Mother's Day sermon by Rev. V Ahibrand and music by Mrs. Bray and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
James Lock
Columbus
Flem Lock
Jake Johnson
Hobert
Thelma
Virginia
Oman
V. Ahibrand
Rhibrand
Noah Bray
Mothers Honored in Local Church Services May 13
Chauncey May 13. Mother's Day observed with sermons readings and songs in churches. Church of Christ Sunday School reports 205 attendance with 13 officers and teachers and collection of 811.84. Flowers decoratel chancel railings as the Friendship Bible Class hosted Naor Clase and teacher Myre Robert Graves from The Plains. Sermons poems and solos highlighted the day including poems by Lavina fivera and a saxophone solo by Dale Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Jeanette Palmer
Friendship Bible Class
Naor Clase
Myre Robert Graves
Chauncey Hosts Daugherty Family Gathers for Sunday
Supt. and Mrs. Bert Daugherty of the County Home Chauncey hosted guests Sunday their daughter Thames Dickering and son Dix of Athens and another daughter Miss Clarice Daugherty a Columbia schools teacher along with Mr. and Mrs. Jess McCall of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Daugherty
Chauncey
Thames Dickering
Dix
Athens
Clarice Daugherty
Columbia Schools
Jess McCall
Pallas Club hears Hoover crime talk at Saturday meet
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. Charlies Matthews home on Saturday. Miss Amy Weiler chaired a program featuring a state convention report by Mrs. Theodore B. Noss and a discussion of crime conditions in America sparked by Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh of Chicago who cited President Hoover and law in his address. The meeting closed the club’s calendar year with many visiting Athens locals and out of town guests noted.
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Pallas Club
Charlies
Matthews
Amy Weiler
Theodore B. Noss
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Chicago
Hoover
New York
America
God
Psi Phi Kappa informal house dance hosts guests
Psi Chapter of Phi Kappa entertained Saturday night with an informal house dance. Thirty five couples attended. Prof. and Mrs. W Fish acted as chaperones. Out of town guests included Ben Ryan Rob Gaffney Carl Keffler Frank Kintling from Omicron Chapter University of Cincinnati Tink Jones and his band provided music. Supreme President Toke FF Kinnam and Supreme Historian Herman A Seikel visited. Cincinnati baseball team members Berwanger Stafford Kunz and tangevin were dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. William Bentz and son Warren of Alfred spent Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Chapter
Phi Kappa
W. Fish
Ben Ryan
Rob Gaffney
Carl Keffler
Frank Kintling
Omicron
University of Cincinnati
Tink Jones
Supreme
Toke FF Kinnam
Herman A. Seikel
Berwanger
Stafford
Kunz
Tangevin
Frigidaire Promotes Cold Control Dial Demo and Recipe Book
Advertises the new Cold Control dial that speeds ice freezing and dessert preparation. Promises a showroom demonstration and a free Recipe Book with 50 recipes for customers seeking faster kitchen results.
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Lexington Area
New Lexington on May 13 issued licenses to Elmer M. Dudley a 24 year old credit manager from Zanesville and Dorothy Pearson 26 a teacher from Junction City and Milton Guy Campbell 23 a miner from New Straitsville and Louise Spencer 22 from Shawnee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Elmer M. Dudley
Zanesville
Dorothy Pearson
Junction City
Milton Guy Campbell
Miner
New Straitsville
Louise Spencer
Shawnee
Plan Meetings for Loyal Women And Friendship Classes
Chauncey readers are informed two Bible classes of the Church of Christ will meet this week. The Lovsal Wemeno division holds an afternoon session at Mrs. Charles Ogg home with president Mrs. Fierd Ny presiding. The Friendship class meets Wednesday evening at Mrs. Poenald Henry home led by teacher Mrs. Henry and president Mrs. Stella Cunningham, with Miss Alice Dew directing the program.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Lovsal Wemeno
Charles Ogg
Fierd Ny
Poenald Henry
Stella Cunningham
Henry
Alice Dew
Local families visit in Chauncey and nearby towns
Mrs. Mary Meinhart hosts Burgie Morgan and Evan Morgan Jr of St Clairsville and The Plains guests. John Karr and daughter Constance of Columbus visit Karr's parents. Frank Sands and Miss Maggie Morgan host Karr family in Chauncey. Harold Minister returns to Chauncey after teaching in Fairport Harbor. Harold and Bluth Ogee of Columbus and Athens visit Chauncey parents. Noah Bray and family from Hemlock join Rev and Mrs V Ailbrandy in Mill Street Chauncey.
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Burgie Morgan
Baby
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Evan Morgan
Sarah Morgan
Maggie Morgan
the Plains
Mary Meinhart
Chaun
Cey
John Karr
Constance
Columbus
Karr
Frank Sands
Charles Bradfield
Sarah Cronin
Jacksonville
Harold Minister
Fairport Harbor
Edward Minister
Chauncey
Harold Ogee
Mise Bluth Ogee
Athens
Mrs. Charites Ove
Chaunnees
Noah Bray
Hemlock
V. Ail Brand
Mill Street
Girls at Polytech High School Suspended for Initiation Paddling
Twelve girls at Polytechnical High School in Los Angeles are suspended after paddling Margaret Lindsay during an initiation. Margaret Lindsay’s father complained to Superintendent W N Stephens, who opened an inquiry and suspended the girls and two junior college boys. more suspensions may follow.
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Angeles
Polytechnikk Hich School
Margaret Lindsay
Lindsay
Margaret
W. N. Stephens
Gehoots
Stephens
World Salvation's With Mothers Declares Coulter
The Rev. C B M Coulter speaks at First Methodist Episcopal Church on "A Mother's Wages" praising mothers. He cites Lincoln and other figures to show a mother's influence on shaping leaders and nations, urging men to support motherhood in homes, schools, and hospitals, noting many women already contribute to the world.
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Abraham Lincoln
Coulter
Moses
Hation
Wotton
Temple of Humanity
Withen
Somoerrow
Water rent payments running slow warns clerk
George Mason of the water works office in the City Building says rent collections are coming in slowly. The last day to pay without a 19 percent penalty is May 26. If unpaid, water service will be shut off until the bill is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mason
Vorke
Mason
Five Men Charged With Intoxication
Five men were arrested Sunday on intoxication charges. Leo Mulligan Dave Neal and George Frazier were taken into custody by Police Captain Charles Mapte and Special Patrolman Ten W Johneen. Harry Mitchell and Roy Graham were arrested on Court Street by Patrolman Johnson. They will be arraigned before Mayor Woolworth Monday night in the City Building.
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Fivement
Leo Mulligan
Dave Neal
George Frazier
Charles Mapte
Ten W. Johneen
Harry Mitchell
Roy Graham
Court Street
Johnson
B. CC. Woolworth
Elks Pay Tribute to Mother in Song and Word
The Athena Lodge of Elks held its annual Mother's Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church Sunday night led by G. M. Romine Exalted Ruler. Dr. A Wilcox gave the prayer and Joha D Cross, lodge chaplain, paid tribute to mothers noting sacrifices and duties owed to mothers.
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Athena Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Presbyterian Church
G. M. Romine
A. Wilcox
Gamerntfelder
Joha DB. Cross
Mother
Unidentified Chinese man found dead in Scioto area
The body of an unidentified Chinese person, apparently strangled, was found in the Scioto River near the Rich Street Dam in Columbus on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto Columbus
U.R
Scioto Silver
Rich Street
Mothers Honor and Remembrance Service Featured
The event honors mothers including living and departed, with red and white carnations. Roy Vierce presided the remembrance, H N Targett gave benevolence, and H i Hinman spoke on protection by mothers. Special music included Rock Me To Sleep Mother and other performances by Helen Hedden Marianna Bing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cross
Roy Vierce
H. N. Targett
H. i Hinman
Featherston
Guardian Angels
Helen Hedden
Mother
Marianna Bing
D. Jiauque
BE. Williama
Mother Machree
Tech seeks to lift ban on bone racking policy reform
Georgia Tech does not recognize a thief petition as valid but aims to remove its ban soon. The institution notes the issue involves no official resolution yet and pledges to pursue rules changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Four Boys Complete Automobile Courses at Chauncey Dover High
Four students, Harold Chadwick, Howard, Charles Tracy, and Vd Iv, earned diplomas for completing an automobile mechanics course at Chauncey Dover High School this year. Courses taught under merchant Donald Seward covered 15 makes of autos, with 136 cars examined and only eight jobs unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Dover High School
Donald Seward
Hiarold Chadwick
Pa Hioward
Charlea Tracy
Beauty powder promises smoother skin and youthful bloom
An advertisement touts Melotoplo Vynce Powder as the fairest cosmetic, claiming a smoother spread and longer lasting finish with a youthful glow. It highlights pores minimized and skin tone refined, urging readers to try the product from The Zenner Co.
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Aakinesa
D Zenner CO
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