Chauncey Dover Election Yields Wide Chauncey Vote
In Chauncey Dover precincts about 600 votes were cast Tuesday. William D. Hines was reelected mayor with DeWitt Walker second and William N. Schoonover third. Everett Bell became clerk, Laurence Reeves reelected marshal, and Guy E. Osborne led Dover Township clerk votes. Dover wet amendment victory, state amendments defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smart
Carl Shafer
C. W. Ferrer
Herbert Wise
Luther Cruikshank
F. A. Staffinger
George W. Nye
A. J. Smith
Pearl Loper
Minnie Palmer
Guy E. Osborne
Chauncey
Dover Township
William T. Smart
Harold Blower
Justice of the Peace
Albert Watkins
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Chauncey- Dover Board of Education
Watkins
Sand Aoa Southerton
Wade
Fred Russell, Jr
Marie Pencelli
Ralph McKibben
Sugar Creek
Pupils Wreck Seats After Grid Games
Chauncey Dover pupils form a wrecking crew tearing down bleachers after games and storing them in the board’s garage under Auto Shop teacher Woodrow Ferrell. Helpers listed include Freddie Rupe Frank Stewart Lewis Shields Gene Staley Bill Scott and others.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey- Dover Board of Education
Woodrow Ferrell
Freddie Rupe
Frank Stewart
Lewis Shields
Gene Staley
Bill Scott
Lawrence Cline
Lillian Johnson
Helen Henderson
Dick Johnston
John Lewis
Rita Pennell
Wanda Jean Schoonover
Bunky Blackford
Thomas Dickerson
Dick Leffler
William Gretz
James Pickett
Richard Johnston
James Ley
Eldon Robinson
John Smith Honored With Chicken Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin hosted a 6 o’clock chicken dinner honoring John Smith of the United States Navy on furlough to visit his mother Mrs. Mabel Smith of Millfield. It is his first visit in 15 years. guests included Mrs. Martin, Robert Martin, Floyd Martin, Charles and Lena Martin.
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Chauncey
Charles Martin
Community notes from The Plains and Chauncey
The Child Study Club met at Mrs. Maude Michael's home with plans for a Christmas party and gowns for needy children. Chauncey church group held an election and social hour. Elwood Daughtery underwent knee surgery at Grant Hospital with stable condition reported. An Athens County estate sale notice describes land in Ber rtown Township offered by public auction on a Monday in November 1939 with a $500 appraised value and a two thirds minimum bid.
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the Plains
Margaret Keeton
Lillian Michael
Angela Marcinko
Florence Bell
Zelma Hawk
Florence Overly
Frank Lewis
Athens
Ohio
Berr
Ohio Company
John W. Armstrong
B. E. Armstrong
Plantsville
Charles W. Bayless
Athens County
Esther B. Gross
Woolley and
Aoe
Pennies and Cash Close$250 Settlement in Tierney Case
Boston physician Dr. J Paul Tierney paid his estranged wife Mary E Tierney $175 in bills $50 in checks and 2000 pennies as settlement of a separation dispute The court valued dresses shoes jewelry and silverware at $250 and ruled the payment closed the case with the pennies counted toward the total
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Boston
J. Paul Tierney
Mary E. Tierney
New York City
Joseph Walsh
Minstrel Producer Quits At 79 After 50 Years
New Philadelphia Ohio reports Sebastian Hare a pioneer minstrel show producer has quit the business at age 79 after fifty years in the field He began singing at nineteen and made his first local appearance in 1881 He commented that a man must quit sometime.
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New
Philadelphia
Sebastian Hare
Zodiac Outlook for Stars Say Moderately Lively and Auspicious
The lunar transit indicates fairly pleasant and profitable times in business, domestic, sentimental, social, and cultural areas. Vigilance advised against over-arduous manipulation or petty schemes that could bring defeat or disharmony. Birthdays promise fair success if deceits and intrigues are avoided. a child born today may be complex yet active and popular.
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Meets for All Day Program
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society gathered at Evalyn Pugh’s home for an all day meeting with a noon pot luck for twelve members and five visitors. Officers elected for the coming year were Kate Brooks president Marie Swartz secretary treasurer and Sade Brooks Kate Wood flowers and entertainment. Next meeting set with Kate Brooks on December 2 in the evening to sell a quilt. Various local relatives visited and spoke of recent trips and deaths. the note adds a historical fact about 17th century French bookbinders tax exemptions.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society
Evalyn Pugh
Bessie Pugh
Kate Brooks
Marie Swartz
Ella Wood
Sade Brooks
Kate Wood
Frank Pugh
Edward Pugh
Parkersburg
Harold Matthews
Albany
Pearl Wood
Edward Brooks
Felix Dorsey
Charles Wood
D. L. Wallace
Nelsonville
Larry
Maynard Coates
Chase
Chauncey
Harold E. Jones
Floyd Robinson
Hamilton
E. A. Dixon
Howard Welch
Andrew Gilkey
Near Shade
Old Mohawk Medicine advertised for rheumatic pains
A Gallaher Drug Store ad promotes Old Mohawk Medicine as a remedy for constipation liver issues and related pains with a two bottle offer 97 cents for the large size and 1 cent for the second. The ad promises a full refund if not satisfied and notes the limited time sale from the 16 Court St store.
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Gallaher
Gallaher Drug Store
Court St
Ady
Pastor's Wife Hospitalized After Major Operation
Chauncey Mrs Dunn wife of Rev Melvin Dunn Wellston minister Zion Church Lower Plains was taken to White Cross Hospital Columbus last Saturday for a major operation. Parishioners reported her condition as favorable. Stella Witham returned to Chauncey with her son Dr W D Witham from Columbus after a dental convention and visited family.
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Chauncey
Elwood Daugherty
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Dorothy
Dunn
Melvin Dunn
Wellston
Zion Church
Lower Plains
White Cross Hospital
Stella Witham
W. D. Witham
Alumni Association To Meet Friday
Chauncey Alumni Association President Joe Guerra announces a meeting Friday November 10 at 7 30 pm in the high school building. All committees for the annual homecoming and Thanksgiving dance are asked to be present and any alumni interested in the event is invited.
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Chauncey
Joe Guerra
Chauncey Alumni Association
Police directive halts wisecracks by Boston patrols
Boston police superintendent Edward W. Fallon ordered radio squad cars to stop wisecracking at messages from headquarters. He noted some officers answered broadcasts with comical remarks. Hindus in central India carry religious booklets bound in donkey skin as part of their custom.
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Boston
Edward W. Fallon
Central
India
British Women Favor Navy Blue Slacks in Air Raid Attire
London reports women have updated air raid dress choosing navy blue slacks paired with a woolly or cotton shirt. The ready by the bed outfit is kept on a chair for quick use. Popular style features navy flannel slacks with a side fastening and two pockets.
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London
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Athens Messenger
Hines
John Smith
Everyman’s Bible
Church of Christ
Church Parish House
State of
Common Pleas Court
Eva Balderson
J. J. Maskey
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Maxine Smith
Cedar Springs
Mich
Maxine
Loren D. Dickinson
By Genevieve Kemble
Chauncey Blue Devils
J-T
Blue Devils
Jacksonville Trimble
J.T
Guerra
Kozma
Chauncey- Dover
Pleasant Valley Aid Society
Columbus Hospital
Alumni Association
White and Wycoff
Benaris
South Court Street
Prince Albert
Velvet
Silhouette Cleansing
Woodbury
Luckies
Raleigh
Phillip Morris
Carton
Magnesia
Colonial Club
Unguentine
Burns
Jergen's
KOTEX
Pepsodent
Dentifrice
Campana Dreskin
Chamberlain
Colgates Shaving Cream l Sale
Capentes
V. C. Viosterol
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