Chauncey-Dover Sophomore Halloween Party
Chauncey Dover High School Sophomore Class held a Halloween party on Mill Street hosted by Miss Dolorous Canter. Guests included Supt. Wesley Walburn Miss Ruth Fiske Mrs Christine Brown and Paul Theisen with 35 attendees enjoying games and music.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Hallowe'en
Dolorous Canter
Frank Canter
Mill Street
Wesley Walburn
Ruth Fiske
Christine Brown
Paul Theisen
Walburn
Plains M. E. Class 6 to Meet at Miss Chan nell Home
Chauncey reports Class No 6 of the Plains M E Sunday School will convene Thursday evening at the home of Miss Maxine Cannell for a business and social session with Mrs Charles McCullough as teacher.
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Chauncey
Th Plains M. E
Maxine Channell
Charles McCulloign
Mines marked up for operation today in Chauncey district
Thirteen mines in Chauncey were marked up for work today with several mines listed by number including No. 9 No. 73 No. 267 No. 10 and others. The report notes activity in the Chauncey area as of November 6. Separately Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters Chauncey stage an auction sale after their temple meeting at 7 o'clock.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Poston
Hocking
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Chadwell announce birth of son Glen Allen Coldwell
Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell announce the birth of a son at their home in Millfield the baby named Glen Allen Coldwell.
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Chauncey
Allen Chadwell
Millfield
Glen Allen Coldwell
Notable Guests Attend Columbus Visit in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Charlies Downhour and Miss Mary Stalder from Chauncey joined Mr and Mrs Harry Webb in Columbus on Sunday as guests for the Webb family.
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Charlies Downhour
Mary Stalder
Chauncey
Columbus
Harry Webb
Society Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Mr and Mrs Robert Horn and their son Robert Campbell Horn of Lynbrook L I left by motor for Wellsville to visit his parents after a week in Athens with Mrs Horns mother Mrs C H Horn Mrs Horn and the child will stay in Wellsville while Mr Horn returns East He is Pathex sales manager in New York City and will soon visit his ill brother Clinton Horn in Boston Clinton Horn recently entered Harvard Business Administration after graduating from Ohio University in 1919 Mrs W H Vorball ended a week with her parents on West Union Street and returned to Tim a Dr W H Vorball oversees Lima State Hospital Mr and Mrs Homer Buckley of Cleveland left for home after visiting for the Miami Ohio game and staying with Mr and Mrs Dura Chase Mrs Buckley was Vera Webster a Ohio University graduate Mr Robert E King of Akron visits his wife ill at Sheltering Arms Hospital Mrs King was stricken seven weeks ago while visiting her parents on East State Street Miss Martha Whipple a Shaker Heights teacher spent the week with her parents on Congress Street Mr and Mrs Carl Hibbard Mr James Wilson and Mr Dick Brooks of Cleveland visited the Brooks family over the weekend to attend the Miami Ohio game Hibbard is Brooks half brother and Wilson is his sister Dick Brooks is Brooks son
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Robert Horn
Robert Campbell Horn
Lynbrook
L. 1
Wellsville
W. «. Campbell
Athens
Mr. Horn
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
New York City
Boston
Mass
Clinton Horn
Clinton
Harvard Section of Business Administration
Ohio University
W. H. Vorball
M. F. Hearn
West Union Street
Tima
W. H. Worbau
Lima State Hospital
Homer Buckley
Cleveland
Dura Chase
Puckley
Vera Webster
Robert E. King
Akron
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Martha Whipple
Shaker Heights
George Whipple
North
Congress Street
Carl Hibbard
James Wilson
Dick Brooks
Herbert W. Brooks
West Carpenter Street
Mr. Hibbard
Brooks
Herbert Brooks
Athens Homecoming Guests Fill Ohio University Scenes
Medical staff members Dr. John C. Henry and Dr. A F Wahlig visited Athens with families for the Ohio University Homecoming. Teachers and guests from Gib sonburg, Glouster, Ada, and Wellston attended, with Alpha Gamma Delta members among the visiting group.
Columbus social round includes Miami Ohio game and dance
Mr and Mrs Harold Wise and daughter Martha Jo of Columbus visited Mrs and Mrs Carl Porter at 7 West Washington Street over the weekend. They attended the Miami Ohio football game and the Beta Theta Pi dance Saturday night. Mrs Thomas Watkins visits Columbus daughters and Miss Reda Watkins. Mr and Mrs Herbert W Brooks were Columbus business visitors Monday. Order of White Shrine meets at 7 tonight in the K of P Hall.
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Harold Wise
Martha Jo
Columbus
Carl H. Porter
West Washington Street
Beta Theta Pi
Surprise Party Honors Mayor Hines on Birthday
Chauncey officials recount a family surprise at Mayor W. D. Hines birthday. Relatives gathered on Converse Street for a picnic with food and a cake baked by his sister Mrs. Eli Westfall. Attendees included W. H. Hines, E. HH. Hines, Herman Binderbasin, EH Westfall, Miss Juanita Latta, and Nile Dew of Chauncey and Burr Oak residents.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Converse Street
Eli Westfall
W. H. Hines
E. HH. Hines
Herman Binderbasin
EH Westfall
Juanita Latta
Burr Oak
Nile Dew
Entertainer Peyton Shields to perform in Sugar Creek
Chauncey veteran showman Peyton Shields aged 86 will present an entertainment including Punch and Judy in Sugar Creek on Wednesday evening. Shields has long toured with his acts in school buildings across the country.
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Peyton Shields
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Prof. Shields
Dunn Family Visit Ties Columbus Chauncey Kin
Mr and Mrs James Dunn and daughter Bettie from Columbus visited Chauncey Sunday as guests of Mrs Rosa Dickerson and Mrs Carol Conrad. Also Mr and Mrs Noah Harvey and daughters of Chauncey visited relatives near Lancaster Sunday.
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James Dunn
Bettie
Columbus
Chauncey
Dunn
Rosa Dickerson
Carol Conrad
Noah Harvey
Lancaster
Cleveland Visits Spark Weekend Gathering
Mr and Mrs George Banks host in Cleveland as Mrs M A Hammond of Bowton Mass sails in. Jack Cooley, avid Batchelor of Columbus join Edward Banks at 37 Franklin Ave with Montford Brown of Fleet Street. A double birthday dinner honors Paul Hall of Athens and Douglas Hat of Chillicothe along with family and friends from Athens Columbus Chillicothe. Out of town guests include Grover Hall family Douglas Hall and Oscar Barrows plus Wil Hall Marie Poffenberger Co lumbus.
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George Banks
Cleveland
M. A. Hammond
Bowton
Mass
viiSiling
Jack Cooley
Avid Batchelor
Columbus
Edward Banks
Franklin Avenue
Montford Brown
Fleet Street
Paul Hall
Athens
Douglas Hat
Chillicathe
Russell Hall
Mildred Wilson
Miro
Mire Wilson Ator
Leslie Mansfield
Helen Jean Brown
Grover Hall
Douglas Hall
Chillicothe
Oscar Barrows
Wil Hall
Marie Poffenberger
Epworth League Plans MembersContest at First Methodist
Epworth League cabinet met at Rev. C. M. Coulter’s home to decide on a new member drive. Attendance earns a point, four points for each new member who has attended three meetings. The prize banquet will be in February. Captains Phoroths Holcombe and David Reading led, with aides Worthman Hunter Woolley and Black.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
League
C. M. Coulter
Robert Worthman
Dorothy Holcombe
David Reading
Margaret Watkins
Violet Hunter
Tessa Woolley
Siles
Econtest
Phoroths Holcombe
Miss Holcombe
Mary Elizabeth Black
Thanksgiving party planned and festival discussed
Mary Louise Walker Burt Dorothy Kiese and Irina Ruth Greenawalt are listed with David Reading's aides Ted Hresten Margaret Haskina Robert Wagner Paul Cable Bruce Maugh Thea Conmett Louise Morehead and Helen Cox. The November 20 party was decided with Margaret Haskina in charge. A district festival was also discussed with Poworts Leagues of the district to participate and proceeds directed to the poor.
Hobson Study Circle Reports at City Federation Meeting
The Hobson Study Circle with the president presented the program for the City Federation meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room Monday afternoon. Dr K Mar distributed the tax amendment discussion while soloist performances accompanied the program. Delegates were elected to the district convention with Mrs John Finsterwald named as first delegate and Mrs Fr W Cone as first alternate. A committee on case products of the blind was appointed by Mrs Finsterwald. Richard Snowsell announced a 25 cent donation from every Christmas card box to the Federation.
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Hobson
Mise Dette Fingsterwald Prestting
City Federation
Chamber of Commerce Roume
K. Mardis
Merc. FE. FF
Maurer
John Finsterwald
Mra
W. Cone
Nelson Welk
Etta Laverty
Finsterwald
J. W. Hudson
Fred Stauffer
Elery Michael
Frank Buxton
W. T. Bentley
Richard Snow
Federation
Speediest Remedy Sought in Te The Most Epeedes
The fragment mentions seeking the quickest remedy, but details are unclear. The note suggests urgency and a focus on rapid relief, with no clear person, organization, or place identified. Further context is needed to determine the event, actors, and location.
Alpha Xi Eta Dinner Honors Province President
A Monday evening formal dinner at Hotel Berry drew 42 guests including Mrs Hole B Hertin of Belatre, the Belatre province president. Patronesses and attendees included Mrs L G Worstell, Mrs A A Atkinson, Merc H Harris, and Mrs A C Anderson.
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Alpha Xi
Etta
Hotel Berry
Mra
Hole
Hertin
Belatre
L. G. Worstell
A A. Atkinson
H. Harris
A.C. Anderson
Luther Clans of the Christian Church Meet in Thanksgiving Program
The Luther Clans of the Christian Church gathered Monday with Mrs Clyde Burt at 19 Eliott Street. Mrs A V Johnson presided, Mrs W W Connett led, and roll call prompted thanks. The program included Thanksgiving reflections, readings by Jane and a Billy Lewis solo with his mother Mrs Jane Tewls accompanying.
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Luther
Christian Cnanreh
Sith
Clyde Burt
Eliott Street
A. V. Johnson
W. W. Connett
Janets
Billy Lewis
Mra
Janes Tewls
Mra C
Clark
Piano Solo Contest Winners Named in Local Event
Mrs. Oscar Riggie and Mrs. Guy Smith won the contest. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Tames Day, Mrs. Mary Funkhoueer, Mrs. Sam Henderson, Mrs. Clarence Wryekoff, and Miss Grace James.
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Margaret Eduh Nif
Oscar Riggie
Guy Smith
Tames Day
Mary Funkhoueer
Sam Henderson
Clarence Wryekoff
Grace James
Canton Officer Is Fired After Speech
Canton voters went to polls as Merritt C. Jacobs, ousted Canton patrolman, prepared to appeal suspension before the Civic Service Commission. Jacobs was suspended by Police Chief Marl W. Hexamer for statements at a rally linking certain members of the police department with long time vice lords.
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Canton
U.2
Merritt C. Jacobs
Mayorarty
Civic Service Commission
Jacobs
Crear Marl
W. Hexamer
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Chauncey- Dover High School
Chauncey No. 23
John C. Henry
A. F. Wahlig
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Henry
Marjorie Dee
7. L. Henry
Clyde Parrish
Coolville
John C. Ileary
Charlotte Junod
Marian Wing
Gibsonburg High School
Nelle Pickering
Lancaster and
Second Streets
Bessie J. Lemmon
Columbia School
Rachael Macy
Licking County
V. A. Lemmon
Stewart
Alpha Gamma Delta
la Roux
Pryor
Martha Smith
Wilkinsburg
Eleanor Echols
Portsmouth
Alice Frum
Fairmont
W. Va
Jane Milar
Parkersburg
Dorothy Ward
Wileen Vorhees
Pittsburgh
Kuma Smith
Penn Leach
Wellston
Hilda Neal
Charleston
Helen McDade
Gallysolis
Helen Kittle
Michwood
Charlotte Lear
Marietta
Sullivan
Marian
Donnelly
Bucyrus
Sweet
Mary Miller
Clouster
Ira Barnes
James A. Lutz
Harold
Darton
Sarah Meredith
Glouster
Margaret Hilty
Ada
Wred H. Meccy
Meredith
Miss Hilty
Rexall
Theine Pharmacy Co
Hain
Iowa
Thomas Watkins
Edward McQuade
Reda Watkins
Order of White Shrine
K. of P. Hall
Sun Rises
Moonetts
P. m
W. DD. Hines
Ivanhoe
Vanhoe
Turkey
Thankseiy
Colonial
the Colonial Finance Company
Paul Cotton
Mgr
Olito
Hobson Circle
Mrs. George O. Thurn
Ach
Athens County
Alpha
Delta
Berry
Psther
Heatrola
The
Kerr Hardware Co
Mrs
George O. Thurn
Cline
Pyren
Aluminum
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