Dover Temperance Rally At Chauncey Church Of Christ
Temperance rally for Dover Township set for Sunday night at 7 30 at Chauncey Church of Christ. Dr H T Houf of Ohio University will speak on Moral Issues In the Dom in Election. Chauncey Rev G B Courtney to chair with choir and Jerseyville male quartet. Attendance committee lists multiple Dover organizations and local pastors.
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Chauncey
Dover Township
Chauncey Church of Christ
H. T. Houf
Ohio University
Athens
Coolville
G. B. Courtney
Jerseyville
Dover
Chauncey Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Bible Class
Guss Gra
Allenry Rheumatic Pain Cure Promises Fast Relief
A newspaper notice proclaims ALLENRY a powerful treatment to end rheumatic pain in 48 hours. It claims it removes excess uric acid and guarantees an 85 cent bottle with a money back promise for backache sciatica neuritis and lumbago.
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Dad
Quick
Adv
Curtis Groce Dies Funeral Friday
Curtis Groce 45 died Tuesday at his Plains home. Funeral at 2 p m Friday at the residence with Rev Ward Radford. Burial at New Marshfield. Survived by wife Ruth McNeal Grace a son Douglas 16 a daughter Catherine 13 two brothers Charles Salem and Pearl Nelsonville and three sisters Maude Howell Lubrig Meda Hamer The Plains and Grace Locke Logan.
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Chauncey
Curtis Groce
the Plains
Ward Radford
New Marshfield
Ruth Mc- Neal Grace
Douglas
Catherine
Charles
Salem
Pearl
Nelsonville
Maude Howell
Lubri
Infant Irene Hunt Dies in Chauncey
Irene Hunt four months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hunt, died Monday at the family home in McArthur after pneumonia. The body was brought to Chauncey for services at the M E Church by Rev G B Courtney. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Surviving are the parents five brothers two sisters and the paternal grandmother.
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Chauncey
Irene
John Hunt
McArthur
M. E
G. B Courtney
Church of Christ
Greenlawn
Chauncey-Dover alumni plan Thanksgiving football game
Chauncey Nov 2 193? alumni from classes of 1930 31 32 and 82 are asked to meet at the high school auditorium Tuesday at 2 PM to select an alumni football team to play the varsity on Thanksgiving day.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary Attend Crooksville Home-Coming
Chauncey Ladies' Auxiliary No. 9 of the United Mine Workers attended the Mine Workers Home-Coming in Crooksville on Saturday. The Chauncey drill team, led by captain Beatrice Worden, performed a flag drill and enjoyed dinner there. Members listed include Pearl Lowery, Pearl Schoonover, Jennie Courtney, and others. The auxiliary will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday night.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Mine Workers of America
Crooksville
Chauncey Auxiliary
Beatrice Worden
Pearl Lowery
Pearl Schoonover
Jennie Courtney
Henry Shepherd
Forest McDonald
Nellie McConaha
Edna Courtney
Gertrude Johnson
Ida Beitelcheis
Addie Tippie
Bess Perry
Theresa Lennigar
Ardith Bowles
Hattie Tittle
Charles Baker
Auxiliary
Miss Edith Ewing Dies at 24 in Jackson
Miss Edith Ewing aged 24 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ewing died Thursday at the family home in Jackson after 11 years of invalid life. Funeral services were held Saturday at the family home and burial followed in Jackson. Surviving are her parents three brothers Carroll Ray and George Arthur Ewing two sisters Mrs Clarence Shear Jackson and Mrs Clarence Gruler Ironton Ohio. She was a niece of Mrs Thomas Oliver Asa Canter and Lewis Canter of Chauncey. Attending from Chauncey were Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver Mrs Jess Scott Mrs Edgar Burt Mr and Mrs Arian Brannon Mr and Mrs Asa Canter and son Willard Lee Mrs Thomas Deal Lewis Canter and Mr and Mrs Raymond Savage.
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Chauncey
Edith Ewing
George Ewing
Jackson
Carroll
Ray
George Arthur Ewing
Clarence Shear
Clarence Gruler
Ironton
Ohio
Miss Ewing
Thomas Oliver
Asa Canter
Lewis Canter
Jess Scott
Edgar Burt
Arian Brannon
Willard Lee
Thomas Deal
Raymond Savage
Rivers Rites Friday in Chauncey for Addie Rivers
Chauncey resident Addie Rivers wife of John Rivers died Wednesday at the family home in Sand Ridge after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at the Church of God with burial in Nye Cemetery. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Royal Matson of Parkersburg West Virginia her father and five brothers.
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Chauncey
Mra
Addie Rivers
John Rivers
Sand Ridge
Church of God
Nye
Royal Matson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Millfield Family Guests and Weekend Visits
Millfield area families hosted relatives and friends this weekend. Mr and Mrs Pearl Devore and Miss Lola Devore of New England visited Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell. Mr and Mrs John Smith of Bailey Run awaited their son Arthur Smith and family. Miss Mary Mae Dunkie, recovering from typhoid fever, improved slowly. Mr and Mrs W H Sisson and daughter and Mrs Elizabeth Robinett spent the weekend with Vern Robinett’s family at Haydenville. Lawrence Butler and family moved to Gloucester into a recently bought property. Mr and Mrs J D Hill and son Dicky of Columbus visited P D Hill’s parents. Mrs Hill and Dicky planned a week with Mrs Hill’s parents near Athens.
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Pearl Devore
Lola Devore
New England
Allen Chadwell
John Smith
Bailey Run
Arthur Smith
Mary Mae Dunkie
W. H. Sisson
Elizabeth Robinett
Chauncey District Personalities and Local Notices
Chauncey residents host Edward and wife at Ellis Avenue. Fritz and Neil Fischer of Zaleski visit. William Robinett family from Columbus spend weekend here. Miss Virgie Fennell shows improvement after quinsy. Addie Rivers' daughter Mrs Matson’s mother dies prompting Parkersburg visit. Reforestation army members depart Camp Knox. Barbra Noland, six, ill with diphtheria but improving.
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Chauncey
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Fritz Fischer
Neil Fischer
Zaleski
William Robinett
Billy Lee
Norma Jean
Columbus
Floyd Stanley
Virgie Fennell
Thomas Fennell
William Matson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Matson
Addie Rivers
Chauncey and Vicinity
Camp Knox
Neil Tippett
Roy Haynes
George Evener
Herman Barnes
Herman McMasters
Barbara
Joe Noland
Haseen
Salt Creek
Homer Township P T A Organized at Mountville
Homer Township parents and teachers association formed at the school building under direction of Mr. Workman. Harold Moody elected president with Lillie Carter as secretary treasurer. Committees named for program membership and more. Meetings set for the first Monday each month.
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Mountville
Homer Township
Workman
Chesterhill
Kinney
F. A. Davis
Roberts
Harold Moody
Lillie Carter
Lucille Carter
Pauline Shepard
Lena Ball
Thelma Bowersock
Muriel Pedicord
Association
Piano Recital Pupils of Mrs Goodson Heard Saturday
Chauncey, Nov. 2 Mrs Theron Goodson hosted a piano pupil recital at her Ellis Avenue home. The program featured Betty Green Erle Bridgewater Jr Virginia MacQuade Betty Heffkin Lorena Mae Sisson and Rhea Keirns with refreshments served afterward. Guests included Mrs Ruth Bridgewater Mrs L W Sanders Mrs William Sisson Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Mrs Henry Heffkin Jacquelyn Sanders and Henrietta Heffkin.
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Chauncey
Theron Goodson
Ellis Avenue
Ruth Bridgewater
L. W. Sanders
William Sisson
Elizabeth Robinett
Henry Heffkin
Jacquelyn Sanders
Henrietta Heffkin
Hit by Sledge at Modoc Mine Injures Paul Bingman
GLOUSTER Nov 2 Paul Bingman was struck near the right eye by a sledge in a Modoc mine shop. The blow glanced off and spared serious injury. He received medical care at the mine office then was taken to his parents home on Madison Street.
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Glouster
Modoc
Paul Bingman
Paul
C. A. Bingman
Madison Street
Chauncey-Dover Alumni Schedule Meeting
Chauncey November 2 local note invites all alumni of Chauncey-Dover High School to meet at 7 o clock Monday night at the school to lay plans for the annual Thanksgiving celebration.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Progressive Study Club Meets at Bryson Home
GLOUSTER November meeting of the Progressive Study Club will be held Friday night at the home of Mrs. M. M. Bryson on Main Street.
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Leta Westfall
BURR OAK November 2 Members of the Glouster Ladies Auxiliary of the L M W of A honored Mrs Leta Westfall with a birthday party at her home on Monday night They gave her material for a dress and enjoyed a potluck luncheon in attendance were numerous local couples and families including Mr and Mrs W H Christman Cecelia Skinner Mrs Addie Rutter Anna Miskel Anna Echstenkamper Mrs Fred Miller and daughter Arvella Mrs Nellie Elliott Mrs Ira Spencer and daughter Helen Mr and Mrs Avard Hashman and daughter Anna Mr and Mrs Loyal Robinett Mrs William Shears and daughter Gladys Mrs Armal Rain ey Miss Lillie Koons Mrs Jewett Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs James Milhoan and daughter Hazel Mrs Hazel Adams Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Byers Mrs Ola Byers and son Mrs Flora Rankin Mrs Nellie Hellyer and two sons among others
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Burr Oak
Glouster Ladies’ Auxiliary
Leta Westfall
W. H. Christman
Cecelia Skinner
Addie Rutter
Anna Miskel
Anna Echstenkamper
Fred Miller
Arvella
Nellie Elliott
Ira Spencer
Daudaughter
Helen
Avard Hashman
Anna
Loyal Robinett
William Shears
Gladys
Armal Rainey
Lillie Koons
Jewett
Thompson
James Milhoan
Hazel
Hazel Adams
Ellsworth Byers
Ola Byers
Flora Rankin
Nellie Hellyer
Westfall
Four Glouster Students Enrolled at Ohio State University
Information from the institution lists four Glouster youths at Ohio State University in Columbus. They are Edmund F. Beshara, Andrew E. Chitty Faith M. Lantz, and Frances M. Taylor.
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Glouster
Ohio State University
Columbus
Edmund F. Beshara
Andrew E. Chitty
Faith M. Lantz
Frances M. Taylor
Oakdale Masquerade Draws Large Crowd
Oakdale Tuesday night masquerade party at the school building drew the largest crowd in years. Six prizes were awarded for oldest and youngest masked, best and ugliest costumes, and prettiest attire with judges listed.
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Oakdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Jewett
Lee Love
Jennie Duckler
Clarence Frazier
Hazel Christman
Margaret Losey
Orvil Allen
Sybil Harry
Floyd Oberholzer
J. E. Mason
Two Glouster Regulars Out for Nelsonville Homecoming
Glouster high school will be down two regulars for the homecoming game against Nelsonville Friday. Halfback Charles Clark was injured in the New Concord game and end Malcolm Higgins was hurt during this week’s practice.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Kermit Blosser
Charles Clark
Concord
Malcolm Higgins
Halloween Party Held At Malcolm Higgins Home
GLOUSTER November 2 Malcolm Higgins hosted a Halloween party at his home Tuesday night with games dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Donna Lee Bailey Alfred James Bob Ochs Bob Clark Rankin Brunton Donna Mae Dodson Tillie Kessler Harold Binderbasin Phyllis Morris Jimmie Wolf Edward Wolf Homer Strohmeyer Junior Balderson Thelma
Child ill with scarlet fever prompts quarantine
In Concord on November 2 a child at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pearley Wicks is ill with scarlet fever. The residence has been quarantined to prevent spread.
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Concord
Pearley Wicks
Charles Ley and Donald Clark Cheney in Public Notice
Public notice lists individuals Charles Ley Charles Ste Donald Smith tas and Donald Clarke in unspecified matter. Names appear in scattered OCR fragments with no clear event, date, or location provided for detailed summary.
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Ley, Charles Clark
Donald, Cheney, Boyer
Charles Ste Donald Smith Tas
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