Columbus Woman Fined 400 For Liquor Possession and Transport
In Logan on Monday Judge Harley M. Whitcraft fined Mrs. A. M. Elder of Columbus a total of 400 with costs after guilty pleas to possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. A five gallon keg of whisky and two pint bottles were found in the Elder vehicle by Deputy Joe Farbeann on the New Straitsville Highway. Her husband also faced charges of intoxication and paid a $25 fine plus costs.
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Logan
A. M. Elder
Columbus
Harley M. Whitcraft
Joe Farbeann
Farbeann
Elder
Parbeann
New Straitsville
District Red Men hold annual district school at Rockbridge
Logan November 10 report attendance about 100 as delegations from Athens Adelphi Logan Lancaster Columbus Circleville Gibisonville and Tucson attended. District chief John F. Rider directed program with Mohawk Tribe No. 174 Athens exemplifying work and Circleville chosen as next meeting place. Ladies Aid served dinner.
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Logan
Red Men
Rockbridge
Athens
Adelphi
Lancaster
Columbus
Circleville
Gibisonville
Tucson
John F. Rider
Ladies Aid of the
Dinner guests honored at Cherrington home on East Hunter
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington hosted a dinner Friday evening at their East Hunter Street residence. Guests included Mrs. Fenzel of Athens and families of Kerr, Boocks, Cherrington, Ackers, and Mrs. George Leyshon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Cherrington
East Hunter Street
Fenzel
Athens
Vaughn Kerr
Clarksburg
W. Va
H. M. Boocks
J. S. Cherrington
C.F. Ackers
George Leyshon
Classified and Circulation notes and contact
Listing shows staff correspondent Clinton Webb directing readers to phone 6024 for news society local items and classified ads. D Y Milne is listed for circulation inquiries with phone 272.
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Clinton Webb
Your
6024
The
Messenger
D. Y. Milne
Fourth Anniversary Program Planned at Kline Memorial Church
Plans are underway for the Fourth Anniversary program at Kline Memorial Church in Enterprise on November 29. Speakers include Arthur B. Cox of Westerville and J. F. Brashares of Enterprise, with several local pastors and the Young People's Orchestra and Choir providing music. Attendees are asked to bring basket dinners for the all day event.
D A R Chapter Meets At Mrs Steinman Home
Governor Wor thington Chapter of the D A R gathers at East Main Street home of Mrs Alice Steinman. Mrs Ida Mathias presents Way to World Peace. Armistice Day reading by Miss Emma West. Roberta Green of Cynthiana Kentucky reads Grandma's Minuet. Refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Governor Worthington
Alice Steinman
East Main Street
Ida Mathias
Emma West
Mathias
Roberta Green
Cynthiana
Brights announce birth of Barbara Sue daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bright announce the birth of a daughter on Friday named Barbara Sue. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bright and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel Bright
Barbara Sue
Warren Bright
Robert Brown
Amica Club Social At Mrs Phelps Home
Mrs Victoria Phelps hosted an Amica Club gathering at her Church Street residence Friday evening. Mrs E L Nimon and Mrs Amoz Johnston won a contest during the social hour, with lunch served by the hostess and her sister Mrs Lida Nutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Phelps
Church Street
Amica Club
E. L. Nimon
Amoz Johnston
Lida Nutter
Zenith Club bids Mrs. Bess Mutchmore farewell to Canton
Members of the Zenith Club hosted a Thursday evening party for Mrs. Bess Mutchmore who will reside in Canton with Mr. and Mrs. William Mutchmore for the winter. A spread and social hour followed, and a gift was presented to the guest of honor. Mrs. Warren Murphy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Club
Bess Mutchmore
Canton
William Mutchmore
Warren Murphy
Memorial Sunday brings Logan Legion 70 members
About 70 members of Logan Post American Legion and Auxiliary attended memorial services at St Paul Episcopal Church with Rev. C M Lever delivering a sermon on Our Twofold Responsibility. Final Armistice Day plans discussed. many new members enrolled and parade plans announced.
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Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
St. Paul Protestant Episcopal Church
C. M. Lever
Lever
Mr. Lever
91St
Auxiliary
Frank Walters
C. Wood Bowen
Union Furnace
Parent-Teacher Association
Melrose Harbaugh
Laurelville
Murray City
Two Couples Jailed After Highway Crash
In Hocking County, William Bell and Mr and Mrs Alfred Huston were arrested Saturday night on the Nelsonville Road for intoxication. Bell, driver, pleads not guilty to driving while intoxicated. hearings set. Mrs Bell and Mrs Huston plead guilty, each fined five dollars plus costs. Huston fined five dollars. Witnesses to the wreck will testify.
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Hocking County
Logan
William Bell
Alfred Huston
Nelsonville Road
Joe Farbearn
Stanley Spannow
Bell
Harley M. Whitcraft
Jail Population Rises to 24 in Logan County
Logan county deputies report the jail housed 24 inmates after Sunday arrests including three women. The count marks the highest level in months and reflects a busy weekend for law enforcement.
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Sands At North Spring Street Home
Mrs Harold Chambers hosted a bridge party Saturday evening for Mrs H H Sands at her North Spring Street residence. Two tables played for high scores won by Mrs George E Carr and Mrs Judson Shriner. an elaborate lunch followed the game. Guests included Mrs Sands, Mrs Carr, Mrs Shriner, Mrs Fred Burchfield, Mrs C F Rauch, Mrs Roy Ruble, Mrs Clinton Webb, and Mrs Arthur Hankison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chambers
H. H. Sands
North Spring Street
George E. Carr
Judson Shriner
Sands
Carr
Shriner
Fred Burchfield
C. F. Rauch
Roy Ruble
Clinton Webb
Arthur Hankison
Ohio State Navy game weekend visitors in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Risch and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Friend were in Columbus Saturday for the Ohio State Navy game and stayed through Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sawyer. Mrs. Irma Powers Miss Florence Bort and Donald Bort also visited Saturday and Sunday staying with relatives in the area of New Straitsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Risch
Roger Friend
Columbus
Ohio State Navy
Ted Sawyer
Irma Powers
Florence Bort
Donald Bort
Edgar Jaynes
John Jaynes
Birge Jaynes
Edward Slatzer
New Straitsville
Go to School Day Planned for Plains Schools Thursday
The Plains will observe Go To School Day on Thursday in both The Plains High School and grade schools. Supt. S. S. Rice invites parents and patrons to visit and view pupil and teacher work throughout the day.
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Chauncey
Plains
Supt
S. Rice
Evangelist B H Pugh closes six week revival
Chauncey Nov 10 Evangelist B H Pugh ends a six weeks meeting at Holiness Mission Church East Millfield. Many converts reported. Fourteen converts baptized in Millfield creek Sunday afternoon. Sunday night featured music by Miss Cotterill Stewart Irene and Gladys Shears and groups from Luhrig Redtown. Preaching service scheduled at East Millfield Wednesday and Morristown Holiness Church prayer meeting tonight.
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Chauncey
B. H. Pugh
Holiness Mission Church
East Millfield
Millfield
Miss Cotterill
Stewart
Irene
Gladys Shears
Luhrig
Redtown
East Mill
Dinner guests at McKinney home include clergy and Walton
Mr and Mrs A Mc Kinney hosted a Thursday night gathering. Sunday guests included the Rev B H Pugh the Rev Kelsey and Frank Walton.
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Ing
A. McKinney
Mrs. McKinney
B. H. Pugh
Kelsey
Frank Walton
Chauncey High School Junior Senior Classes Sponsor Fanfest
Members of Chauncey-Dover High School Junior and Senior Classes sponsor a carnival tonight at the high school gymnasium. A stunt program will precede the sale of food items.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Mines resume at Chauncey five days after idle period
Mine No. 25 at Chauncey is operating today after a day of idleness. Fifteen mines in the district are working this day, including Hocking, Kimberly, Luhrig, Black Diamond, Ohio No. 1, No. 267, No. 9, No. 119, No. 10, No. 69, No. 24, No. 28, and L. D. Poston.
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Chauncey Field
Chauncey
Hocking
Kimberly
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Ohio
L. D. Poston
Woman suffers fractured right arm in Chauncey fall
Mrs. Cath Erine Johnston of Chauncey fractured her right arm at the wrist when she slipped and fell on her porch on High Street Sunday. Both forearm bones were broken and ligaments torn, according to the report.
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Chauncey
Catherine Johnston
High Street
Local social notes and travels across towns
Guests of Mr and Mrs D Y Milne visited in Shawnee and in this city Clarence Blosser visited Clarence Swope in Delaware in the restaurant business Mrs William Bierly and son Elmer visited Youngstown with Mr and Mrs A A Spraker to return Wednesday Mr and Mrs A E Hull Claude Bright and Robert Juergensmeier left for a two days business trip to Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. Milne
Shawnee
Clarence Blosser
Delaware
Clarence Swope
William Bierly
Elmer
Youngstown
A. A. Spraker
A. E. Hull
Claude Bright
Robert Juergensmeier
Cincinnati
Southerton Family Guests and Illness Report
Mrs. Catherine Southerton Chauncey and John Southerton Sugar Creek visited Sand Ridge Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs L H Southerton. Mr Southerton, long ill, is reported much improved. Carl Shaffer and family of Chauncey with Lois Ann and Elizabeth Spears spent Sunday in Columbus with Miss Reena Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Southerton
Chauncey
John Southerton
Sugar Creek
Sand Ridge
L. H. Southerton
Southerton
Carl Shaffer
Clifford
Lois Ann
Elizabeth Spears
Columbus
Reena Shaffer
Social visits across Chauncey and Columbus shine weekend
Miss Elsie Olliver and Miss Charity Betts of Columbus visited Miss Olliver’s parents on Converse Street in Chauncey. Mrs. Mabel Spears Ruth Myers and Mr. Ray Myers joined Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson there Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. G B Courtney and children Marguerite and Gilbert Jr of Chauncey spent Monday in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Olliver
Charity Betts
Columbus
Chauncey
Olivers
Thomas Olliver
Converse Street
Mabel Spears
Ruth
Ray Myers
Carl Shaffer
George Wilson
G. B. Courtney
Marguerite and
Gilbert, Jr
Ray Smittle
Local Social News: Visits from area residents
Mr and Mrs Harry Moore spent Sunday in New Marshfield visiting Mrs Lizzie Hick. Mrs George Gabriel Jr spent Monday in Nelsonville with her sister Mrs Lizzie Barber and family. Mr and Mrs W E Dicken and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H A Tipton near Mc Arthur. Herbert and Ernest Burchfield Poston were weekend guests of Kenneth Burchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
New Marshfield
Lizzie Hick
George Gabriel, Jr
Nelsonville
Lizzie Barber
W. E. Dicken
H. A. Tipton
McArthur
Herbert
Ernest Burchfield
Poston
Kenneth Burchfield
Cleveland Visit For Mr and Mrs Rice and Mrs Bower
Chauncey visitors Mr and Mrs C S Rice and Mrs Mary E Bower spent the end of the week in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Bower. They returned home with Mrs Bower who is visiting The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. S. Rice
the Plains
Cleveland
Mrs. Bower
Mr. Rice
Mary E. Bower
Ru Ma Rheumatic Pain Remedy Ad
A guaranteed $1 Ru Ma pill promises to ease rheumatic pain in days with money back if symptoms persist. The advertisement claims fast relief from stiffness swelling and aches and touts Quick's Cut Rate Store backing with a full refund offer.
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Ru-Ma
Quick’s Cut Rate
Adv
PTA Meeting Postponed in Chauncey
The King of the Plains Parent Teachers Association meeting at the Grade School gym has been postponed to Thursday night of next week. Herman Humphrey will speak on Manual Training and Miss Beryl Cone on Home Economics. Mrs. T. N. Wolfe will report on Healy Work with special music planned.
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Chauncey
King of the Plains
Herman Humphrey
Beryl Cone
T. N. Wolfe
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