Chauncey Dover High School Commencement Honors 28 Graduates
Joseph W. Fichter delivers the commencement address at Chauncey-Dover High School. Karl Gardner presents diplomas to 28 graduates in a program featuring processional, music, salutatory, valedictory, and class song. The class roll lists 28 names including Alfreda West and Dorothy Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Joseph W. Fichter
Columbus
Karl Gardner
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Chauncey-Dover High School
G. B. Courtney
Largo Dvorak
Juanita Jones
Alfreda West
Sarah McLean
Ruth Shafer
Earl Bridgewater
Alice Johnson
Margaret Tippett
Dorothy Gillespie
Clifford Shafer
William Smith
Reverend Courtney
Mary Louise Baughman
Joe Civille
Paul Daugherty
Thomas Dew
Mary Ferrer
Wilma Ferrer
Willard Fielder
Glenn Gardner
Paul Green
Carolyn Guerra
Joe Guerra
Frances Harvey
Danny Hashman
Roberta Hess
Charles Leffler
Steve Madek
Robert Nye
Clark Preston
Lorene Pyle
Lorene Saffel
Dora Lemons
Clifford
Chauncey Dinner Honors Theisen Family
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A Theisen of Chauncey hosted a Sunday chicken dinner at their Mill Street home to honor the host’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theisen Sr and John Theisen of Millfield.
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Promises Bile Flow Aid
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Liver Pills to “wake up your liver bile” without calomel, claiming the pills relieve sour feelings, low energy, and a poisoned aura by making the bile flow freely. Priced 25 cents at various stores in 1951.
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Carter
M. Ca
Chauncey Senior Builds Cheese Box Canoe
Lawrence Shields, a Chauncey-Dover High School senior, built a 15 by 3 foot canoe from cheese boxes and canvas in manual training. His project, graded monthly by instructor Clyde Morris with B plus, was launched on Hocking River with seniors Paul Green, Glenn Gardner, and Charles Leffler sailing to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lawrence Shields
Chauncey-Dover
Hocking River
Paul Green
Glenn Gardner
Charles Leffler
Athens
Shields
Clyde Morris
Charlies C. Shields
Ellis Avenue
McKinley Rites Held After Tragic Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Dan McKinley were held at the Athens home of her brother in law P. H. McKinley with Rev. F G Batterson officiating. Burial followed in Glouster cemetery. Survived by husband two brothers and three sisters.
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Chauncey
Dan McKinley
Midfield
P. H. McKinley
Athens
F. G. Batterson
Jacksonville M. B
Mothers Honored at Morristown Sunday School Service
Mother's Day services at Morristown Sunday School honored Mrs. L. D. North age 65 as oldest mother, Mrs. Harlen Kasler as youngest, and Mrs. Blaine Bullock for nine children. A program of readings songs and special music was presented. 156 persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Morristown
L. D. North
Harlen Kasler
Blaine Bullock
Chauncey Club to Host Nelsonville Game Sunday
Chauncey baseball club will play Nelsonville at the Chauncey field Sunday afternoon, announced by manager Otto Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Baseball Club
Nelsonville
Chauncey Field
Otto Russell
Painters Work At C R Howard Home In Chauncey
Chauncey residents report C R Howard and J H Lock have spent the week painting rooms at the C R Howard residence with visible progress and steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. R. Howard
J. H. Lock
Glouster Mobilization Preparations Completed
Glouster ex service men auxiliary members and Boy Scouts will mobilize Friday night for service. The annual call will come by radio and Legionnaires auxiliaries and scouts must report to the American Legion hall. Department Commander J W Patterson to read message via Ohio radio at a secret hour. State headquarters open all evening and post commanders urged to wire mobilization counts promptly.
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Glouster
American Legion Hall
Ohio
J. W. Patterson
State Department
Social visits noted across Athens area
Mrs. Harry Webb and daughter Donna Jean of Athens visited her parents the Sickles. W E Dickens hosted guests including Emmerson Vore Vere Ridge Howard Fields and Roy Gabriel. Floyd Potts and children of Nelsonville stayed with Benton Potts and Levi Hale. Mary Ellen Bartlett of Athens visited her grandparents H. E. Stage. Wesley Lyman and children stayed with Mary Stahl and Bert Russell. Dessie Anderson of Columbus visited her parents Edw. and Mrs. Anderson. F E Cook entertained Ralph Hysell and son Frank of Vore Ridge and Frank Cook of Athena. Harry Moore and Wendell Moore with Roger visited Mrs. Frank Moore. Mrs. Arthur Burchfield recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webb
Donna Jean
Athens
Edw. Sickles
W. E. Dicken
Emmerson Vore
Vere Ridge
Howard Fields
Roy Gabriel
Floyd Potts
Nelsonville
Benton Potts
Levi Hale
Mary Ellen Bartlett
H. E. Stage
Wesley Lyman
Harry
John
Mary Stahl
Bert Russell
Dessie Anderson
Columbus
Edw. Anderson
F. E. Cook
Ralph Hysell
Frank
Vore Ridge
Frank Cook
Athena
Harry Moore
Wendell Moore
Roger
Frank Moore
Arthur Burchfield
Embree Park Grant Aids Pennsville Park Maintenance
Approximately 1200 dollars annually will be available for Embree Park in Pennsville Morgan County. Henry Embree of Chicago with J W Embree as trustee oversees a 30000 dollar endowment fund for park upkeep, left by J W Embree in whose honor the park was named. The fund is invested in bonds.
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Glouster
Embree
Pennsville
Morgan County
Henry Embree
Chicago
J. W. Embree
Minstrel Benefit Set At High School Auditorium
In Corning on May 18 a band minstrel will be staged at the high school auditorium to raise funds for the school. Millfield talent will perform with a cast of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Millfield
Unemployed March Plans June 25 Route Out of Athens
An unemployed march headed to Columbus on June 25 will depart Athens June 21 at 9 AM. L. Watson of Cleveland and Toledo, state action committee representative, announced headquar ters in Athens and a recruiting station to open this week. The march will stop at Nelsonville Logan Lancaster Canal Winchester on the way to Columbus, with feeder columns from Roseville New Lexington and night stops in New Straitsville Corning Glouster. Local relief committees will collect food clothing and medical supplies for the marchers.
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Glouster
Columbus
Athens
L. Watson
Cleveland
Toledo
State Action Committee
Ohio Unemployed Council
Watson
Little Italy
James Bracy
Oakdale Pike
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Canal Winchester
Roseville
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Corning
Local man found guilty of illegal game law violations
Kenneth Bexter Jobs was convicted by Mayor Bright in Logan for possessing young faxes and digging out. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and jailed in Hocking County for non payment. Arrests were made by Game Protectors Swartz of Glouster and Eberst of Logan.
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Glouster
Bright
Logan
Kenneth Bexter
Jobs
Hocking County
Bexter
B. F. Swartz
Ed Eberst
Sunday School wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Hartford Dunnett
The Methodist Church Sunday School Class No 4 hosted a wedding shower for Hartford Dunnett and Katherine Talbert, with many practical gifts. Attendees included Helen McCaskey Irene Rasp Geraldine Hoisington Edith Tinker Irene Davis and others as well as relatives from Dayton and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hartford Dunnett
Katherine Talbert
Helen McCaskey
Helen Guinther
Irene Rasp
Geraldine Hoisington
Edith Tinker
Irene Davis
Bill Muler
Walter Perks
Eleanor Davis
Louise Dunnevy
Dorothy Seckinger
Elizabeth Ellen Rambo
Arlene Davis
Wilbur Hill
Iris Davis
Courtney Pettit
Charles Guinther
Hyatt Pettit
Eloise Davis
R. E. Davis
Lewis Talbert
Warren Talbert
Roland Rambo
Richard
Esther Knight
Dayton
Hettie Rambo
Charles McCarthy
Jim Riley
Theresa Riley
Youngstown
Jacksonville
McLeish PTA Presents Happy Valley Play Tonight
The Parent-Teacher Association of McLeish School plans a fundraising performance of Happy Valley at the town house in Bishopville tonight. The show starts promptly at 7 30 with proceeds aiding school needs.
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McLeish
Parent- Teacher Association of the McLeish Schola
Bishopville
Happy Valley
Logan Stock Releases Propagation Fish in Salt and Clear Creeks
In Logan on May 18 Deputy Protector Edward Eberst reports a stock of mature bass, rock bass, crappies, and catfish released in Salt Creek and Clear Creek for propagation. An additional shipment will soon stock the Hocking River and local waters.
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Logan
Salt Creek
Clear Creek
Edward Eberst
Hocking
Medals To Be Awarded In Citizenship Contest
In Logan on Friday medals will be presented to junior high students who won a citizenship contest. Governor Worthington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the high school faculty organize the event. Mrs. C. A. Richey and Howard E. Kirk will present the medals and the program includes a short address by C Wood Bowen on citizenship with music planned.
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Logan
Frank Weiss Seeks Return To Logan City Council
Frank Weiss of the Fourth Ward becomes the first present council member to file for another term. L K Showalter and Dr Walter E Brehm are named as possible contenders. Several lawmakers have not announced plans as petitions pile up before early next month’s filing deadline. Stephenson leads mayoral petitions.
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Frank Weiss
Logan
Fourth Ward
L. K. Showalter
First Ward
Walter E. Brehm
C. T. Stephenson
Family visits and divorce suit feature Lancaster report
Mr. Ted Williams and his sons Man ny and Charles visited Lancaster on Tuesday. Mrs. P. M. Strain Clyde and granddaughter Gertrude stay in Jeannette Pa visiting Mary Dietrich. Helen Strain filed suit for divorce against Clyde Strain on May 16 alleging extreme cruelty. Mother’s Day programs at the Methodist Church concluded with an American Legion event tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Williams
Manny
Charles
Lancaster
P. M. Strain
Clyde
Gertrude
Jeannette
Mary Dietrich
Clyde Strain
Helen Strain
American Legion
Minstrel Show and Community Events Preview
The minstrel Samples features about 35 participants at Odd Fellows hall. A half and half dance is planned by the Unemployed League on Monday May 22. Murphy and Bigrigg Doodle Sockers provide music. Elmer and Mrs Hanning vacationed in Philo Ohio. Construction rushes on the new American Legion dance hall and lodge room at the old golf grounds. Junior Coakley sustained a forehead cut while at home. Edward and Mrs Lawson home repairs underway.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Unemployed League
Murphy and Bigrigg Doodle
Elmer Hanning
Philo
Ohio
American Legion
Junior Coakley
Orla Coakley
Association Scores TONG each ddvane-000 223 00x-7 11 1 Indianapolis
St. Paul and Milwaukee teams played a scoreline with Saint Paul losing 3 to 2. Daglia Riddle Twogood Pearson O Neill and Harris Fenner Caldwell Young were the named players in the contest with limited legible details.
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Tong
Indianapolis
Daglia and
Riddle
Twogood
Pearson and
O'Neill
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Harris and
Fenner
Caldwell and Young
Bulkley Gives His Assurance on Ohio Patronage
A bipartisan Ohio patronage dispute cooled as five Democratic congressmen met with Senator Bulkley. They sought assurances that recent appointment plans discussed in a March meeting would be treated fairly, whether proposed by the state central committee or the congressional delegation. Charles Truax withdrew, saying he doubted any action could be taken.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
State Central Committee
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
Henry Bruner
Mansfield
W. B. Congwer
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Executive Committee
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
William Leonard
Hamilton County
Senator Bulkley
State Committee
Charles V. Truax
Brav es Wally Berger Hauls In Eighth Home Run
Yesterday's Heroes reports Wally Berger of the Braves hit his eighth homer with two on base. Ed Brandt also pitched for the Braves, giving up three hits and collecting three of his own.
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Wally Berger
Braves
ED Brandt
Tries To Hang Gets 30 Day Sentence in Odd Case
Ambiguous early text describes a man named Neah or Alden being sentenced after a reported hanging attempt. Neighbors witnessed a struggle and the event occurred around an hour after another incident. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Buffalo
Neah
Alden
Tom
Inspection q9 Logan May Dinner for Young Chapter Era Star
A May 18 gathering in Logan will honor a distinguished Young Chapter era star. Dinner is at 6 30 o clock preceding the event.
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Logan
How She 29 Poun d Mon
Ad copy-like fragment describes a plan to lose fat using a daily habit with hot water and salt. Mentions a jar sold by a local drug company with a money back guarantee.
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Cline Drug Drug Co
Sweatshop labels blamed on southern competition
Bangor reporters say shirt manufacturers in Lehigh Valley sweatshops pay 12 to 13 year olds as little as 2 to 3 dollars weekly. They told Governor Pinchot's investigating committee that unfair southern competition bears responsibility for the low wages.
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Bangor
Lehigh Valley
Pinchot
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Mrs. Edward Lawson
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