Society Hostesses Entertain Tonight in Pomeroy
Mrs. D rtis Reed and Mrs. Heritage host a dinner at Mrs. Reed's home with yellow and white pom pom chrysanthemums and matching place cards. After dinner the evening features bridge with a guest list of prominent local society women and Misses Marie Richman Ruth and Vada O Neil.
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Pomeroy
D.rtis Reed
Heritage
Reed
Marie Richman
Efuth
Vada O'Neil
Asa Bradbury
Maynardavis
Wright McCroba
Tal Finsterwald
Dayton Hworth
Homer Shank
Clifton
M. D. Hartinger
O. R. Faris
P. L. Clif
Harry Feiger
D . Hennessy
Carl Bridgean
Ithamer Weed
Jen Stansbury
Literary Society Meeting Explores Japanese Art and Scenery
Middleport Nov. 6 The Idleport Literary Society met at Mrs Lucyss home with an interesting talk on The Artistic Noun of the Japanese and its relation to rich desouque scenery. Current events and crafts of Japan featured with Mrs W G Davis, Nella Calderwood, Mrs Otto Gieson, and Mrs M L Davis contributing.
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Middleport
Idleport Literary Society
Lucy
W. G. Davis
W. G. Davis Kre and Crafts of
Japan
Nella Calderwood
Idapaneze
Otto Gieson
M. LL Davis
Mechanic Suffers Eye Injury At Brooks Garage
Pomeroy November 6. Frank Ab, chief mechanic at the Brooks Rabach garage, injured his eye yesterday morning while working on a battery. A battery exploded and acid splashed his face though not his eyes. He escaped vision loss though burns were painful.
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Pomeroy
Frank Abchief
Brooksrabach
Fle
Abbot
Middleport Mention Residents and Visitors Line Up
Mrs Frank Murray and Mrs Jers Kindle visited Gallipolis yesterday. Ward Osborn left for Charleston. Leah Vance departed to Columbus. Walter Wolfe of Columbus was a business visitor here. Miss Martha Joachem and sister from W Va are visiting relatives. Mrs F E Talbott returned from Columbus. Mrs Dr Poindexter and Mrs E bet came back from Ironton.
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Middleport
Frank Murray
Jers Kindle
Gallipolis
Ward Osborn
Charleston
Leah Vance
Columbus
Walter Wolfe
Martha Joachem
E Quincey
W. Va
F. E. Talbott
Dr. Poindexter
E. Bet
Ironton
Class Showers Bride Pomeroy
The Young Women class of the Baptist church held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Guy Watson a recent bride in a Sunday school room last evening.
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Pomeroy
the Baptist Church
Guy Watson
Doctor to take over practice in Portsmouth
Dr. W. 8. eyes ear nose and throat specialist will move from Ellis to Portsmouth to assume Dr. Green's duties while Green spends winter in Florida.
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Ellis
Portsmouth
Pomeroy
Dr. W
Green
Florida
Clubwomen Return From Ironton Convention
Mrs Dr xter and Mrs E Probst of Odieport and Mrs George Nye with Mrs Arthur Boatman of Pome returned from Ironton after attending the Ohio Women's Club Federation annual convention. Delegates reported a successful meeting and praised the hospitality of the Fonton people.
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Middleport
Dr.xter
E. Probst
Odieport
George Nye
Arthur Boatman
Pome
Ironton
Ohio ‘Omen’s Club Federation
Fonton
Eastern Stars Elect New Officers at Meeting
Nov 6 Ma temple hosts Eastern Stars monthly gathering. Local group elected new officers, an event central to the evening proceedings.
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C. E
Middleport
Eastern Stars
Matemple
Ladies Circle Meets at Pomeroy Home
The Presbyterian church Ladies circle met at the home of Miss Jennie Davis on Wednesday evening with George Caldwell and Mrs. Har en peon as hostesses.
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Ladies Circle
Pomeroy
The
Presbyterian Church
Jennie Davis
George Caldwell
Haren
Dinner honors new pastor and family at church
In Middleport on November 6 Rev. R A N Achey and family of Venison, former pastor of the local Church of Christ, and Mr and Mrs John Rawson were honored at a church dinner hosted by the women for the new pastor Rev Mr Fowler and his family.
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Middleport
R. A. N. Achey
Church of Christ
John Rawson
Fowler
Locals Take Short Trips to Ohio Towns and Nearby States
Charles Skip Kiehnee and Bert Smith left yesterday for Canada to hunt big game. Homer Shank visited his brother F. F. Shank in Columbus. Several tours to Gal lipolis with Miss Pauline Wetzel at Holzer hospital. Families travel between Columbus Gallipolis New Castle Pomeroy Point Pleasant Glouster Ed Martins and Condor street with various visits and moves.
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Charles
Skip” Kiehnee
Bert Smith
Canada
Homer Shank
Columbus
F. F. Shank
Louis Horwitz
C. D. Reed
G. W. Downie
Charles McQuigg
Gallipolis
Mines 6 and 7 May Resume Operations At Millfield
In Chauncey Ohio Nov 6 it is understood that mines Nos 6 and 7 of the Poston Consolidated Coal Co at Millfield are preparing to operate soon The L P D Poston mine nearby is also expected to run in a few days The Jewel mine on Bailey Run is being cleaned up and will load coal shortly Prospects exist for Mine 26 at Floodwood and the Mid Hocking mine under the new charter of the senior and junior high school era 170 pupils are enrolled at The Plains High School with Principal Alex Root and a faculty list including T A Featherstone Leah Featherstone Helen Laferty Noland Murphy Florence Banks Edith Hamer Glenora Morgan.
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Chauncey
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Millfield
L. PD. Poston
Jewel
Bailey Run
Floodwood
Hocking
New Marshal Honored Chauncey Navy Honor
Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burk Witham to celebrate Chauncey’s newly elected marshal. Guests arrived in masks and enjoyed music, games, and late supper while offering congratulations to Mr. Witham on the new post.
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Chauncey
Navy
Burk Witham
Mr. Witham
Marshal of
Witham
Roy Pendergrass
Garfield Grimes
Elmer Six
TR. Hamilton
Dean
Charles Sweeney
Ona
Charles
James Goldsworthy
Robert Warner
Dale
C. TG. Close
Elizabeth
Eleanor
Ruth
Maud Boling
Matilda Hall
Harry Schoonover
William Katzenbach
Gracemith
Charles Carr
Don
Rollo Figgins
Mrs. Witham
Mrs Brewer Is Class Hostess In Chauncey
Chauncey November 6 Mrs John Brewer hosted the Loyal Women’s class of the First Christian church at High Street. Mrs G M Brookins presided with devotional lead by Mrs Arthur Swart. A Christmas bazaar and bake sale were approved with committees named. New member Mrs Howard O Brown joined. lunch served by Mrs Brewer and daughters.
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Chauncey
John Brewer
High Street
First Christian Church of
G. M. Brookins
Arthur Swart
E. C. Wharton
Guy Gardner
Sam Tippett
B. F. Ferrer
Neal Hessel
Ira Myers
John Shafer
Charles Ogg
Brewer
Alice Brewer
Ruth Ogg
Howard O. Brown
T. R. Hamilton
Edward Minister
Neal Helsel
Guy Smith
Guy Brockins
Howard Brown
Sam _ Tippett
Charles Fiske
Arthur Brewer
Plains First To Get Charter Under 66 Plan
The Plains high school in Athens county became the first to receive a new charter under the 66 plan. An enthusiastic meeting followed in the school gym where Superintendent H. R. McVay spoke on the history and growth of high schools, and presented the charter secured through his efforts with Plains principal Alex Root. The Plains foundation was laid in 1919.
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Chauncey
the Plains High School
Athens County
H. R. McVay
Athens
McVay
State Department of Public Instruction
Alex Root
The
Plains Schools
Plains High School
Seeer High Sch
Ladies' Aid Meets At The Plains Church
The regular weekly meeting quilting and dinner of the Ladies' Aid society of The Plains church was held on Wednesday in the old room Chauncey November 6. Members present included Mrs W M Hamer Mrs J V Hawk Mrs Z A Courtney Mrs Bernice Lyman and others.
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Ladies’ Aid
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Plains Church
Oid
W. M. Hamer
J. V. Hawk
Z. ‘A. Courtney
Bernice Lyman
Fannie Ball
George Smith
Zell Buffington
Thomas Cade
Charlies Keatson
Orley Shrieves
Frank Smith
James Stailey
James Powell
Grace Nagle
Mary Wiles
Robert McAllister
John Martin
Robert Graves
Richard Calhoun
Miss Syx Hosts Card Party in Chauncey Home
Miss Mary Syx entertained a small group at her Syracuse Street residence with card playing. Musical selections accompanied the evening along with a light lunch. Attending were Miss Evelyn Spearry Miss Alice Glass Miss Elsie Spearry Miss Mary Syx and Daniel OConnor Frederick Strong Perry Lee of Wellston Mrs James E Syx and daughters Edna and Floria.
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Chauncey
Mary Syx
Syracuse Street
Evelyn Spearry
Alice Glass
Elsie Spearry
Daniel O’connor
Frederick Strong
Perry Lee
Wellston
James E. Syx
Edna and
Floria
Standard Bearers Meet Wednesday In Chauncey
The Standard Bearer society held its regular meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Nida with Miss Thelma Nida presiding. A short program featured Marie Airshire on piano and a duet by Floride Shafer and Thelma Nido. Mrs. J L Pickering of Athens spoke. social hour followed with refreshments. attendees included Marie Airshire, Ruth Darnell, Myrtle West, Jean Mercer, Stella Gabriel, etc.
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Chauncey
Standard Bearer Society
Fred Nida
Thelma Nida
Marie Airshire
Floride Shafer
J. L. Pickering
Athens
Marie Ailshire
Wills
Ruth Darnell
Myrtle West
Jean Mercer
Stella Gabriel
Maxine Channell
Joyce Smith
Frances Hamer
Fredericka Nida
John Shafer
The Plains Personal Society Gathering and Local Update
Mrs. Robert Graves hosted a dinner Wednesday honoring Mrs. M. E. Twiss Mrs. Edward Shipley and Mrs. Ray Michaels. Mrs. Bert Adams of The Plains is in Columbus receiving eye treatment. Mrs. Allen Jellison and son Junior returned to Zanesville after visiting The Plains with Mr. and Mrs. Peter.
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the Plains
Robert Graves
M. E. Twiss
Edward Shipley
Ray Michaels
Bert Adams
Columbus
Allen Jellison
Son Junior
Zanesville
Peter
Cooke Salmon Fritters And Parker House Rolls Menu
A collection of kitchen notes detailing Cooke Salmon Fritters with lemon juice and cayenne, Parker House Rolls with yeast sponge, Perfection Salad with gelatine and vinegar, Jiffy Salad Dressing, Date Pudding, and a We Fudge Short Cake recipe. Includes steps, quantities, and serving suggestions for each dish and variations.
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Parker House
Mask Party Tonight At First Christian Church
The Young People's Chorus of the First Christian church plans a mask party at the Bradfield home on Fast Converse street tonight. Attendees bring their favorite dish for the cafeteria lunch and enjoy an evening of music and games. All church youths are invited.
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Chauncey
First Christian Church
Bradfield
Fast Converse Street
Chauncey Juniors Dominate Nelsonville in Local Game
Chauncey Junior High overwhelmed Nelsonville Junior High in a Thursday afternoon matchup at the local field. Chauncey pulled away easily with a big lead and showcased a strong offense and defense throughout the game.
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Chauncey
Nelsonville
Chauncey Junior High
Chauncey Junior High Sees Bright Prospects
Chauncey Junior High boys delivered a strong performance with a 7 to 0 tone as Coach Cady voiced confidence in a promising team. Standouts include Fred Ferrer George Civill John Green Buck Southerton James Foster Leonard Hastings Ted Tippie Billy Vines Bennie Ferrer John Franz and John Col thins.
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Cady
Chauncey Junior High
Chauncey
Fred Ferrer
George Civill
John Green
Buck Southerton
James Foster
Leonard Hastings
Ted Tippie
Billy Vines
Bennie Ferrer
John Franz
John Colthins
Two Chicago youths tour 5000 miles for $55
Two Chicago youths bought a flivver for 55 dollars and drove through 20 states covering about 5000 miles. They slept in a tent and cooked their own meals, traveling with minimal expense.
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Chicago
Lost pearls returned in Paris after long delay
A string of 352 pearls valued at $39,090 was turned over to Paris officials after being missing for more than a year. The finder delayed reporting due to fear of official questioning.
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Paris
Heaton Wins Tight Coshocton Mayoral Race
In Coshocton on November 4, Harry B. Heaton, Republican, defeated Democrat E. L. Rinner by 35 votes to secure a second term as mayor. The race marks the closest mayoral contest in the city’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Harry B. Heaton
E. L. Rinner
Heet Pain Relief Advertises Easy Hem Heat Application
An advertisement describes applying Heet with an attached cork brush to pain areas such as hands elbows shoulders feet knees and back. It promises instant relief by drawing out pain stiffness and soreness and claims two soothing ingredients provide a penetrating cure. The liquid is clean pleasant and non staining and costs 60 cents at drug stores.
Attempted assault on woman shocks Logan residents
Logan citizens are aroused by an attempted assault on Mrs. Charles Mock on election night. A man in a light overcoat and hat rushed from an alley near the Harden company garage, grabbed her, and fled as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marquette near the scene intervened. Mrs. Mock, recently operated on, received medical attention at home. police continue the investigation and withhold the suspect's identity.
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Logan
Charles Mock
Best Hunter Street
Mock
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Pauline Wetzel
Holzer Hospital
Herman Mees
George Crosby
Belle Vernon
Susan Downie
New Castle
Ind
Grace Carter
Frank McNaughton
Baby
D. W. Wetzel
Ralph Freiker
Raymond Oliver
Point Pleasant
Cleveland
W. M. Krag
Telephone Company
Ed Martins
Tom Taylor
Condor Street
Glouster
Mr. Martins
Poston Coal Company
Mrs. Brewer
Miss Syx
Lash
Eric and
Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Jellison
Chauncey Juniors
Fleece Union
Part Wool Union
Wool Union
Boys’ Union
Waney-Goodrich Co
So. Court St
America
Scott
Woiman
Navarre
W.B. Drake
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Frank Derby
Rutland
Vermont
Lydia
Pinkham
Providence
Clover St
Roo
Lynn, Mass
Luskoffs
Breams
Ming You
Hope Maslin
Uncle Sam
N. T. Clark
Maslin
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