Chauncey Bible Class Holds November Meeting
Chauncey November meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of the Chauncey Church of Christ was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Simpkins with the president in charge. Eleanor Close led devotions and Neil Tippett led the program. Readings were by Lucille Rivers and Clifford Shafer. Awards went to Mrs Pearl Henry and Mrs Christine Brown. December meeting will include a Christmas party and gift exchange at the Henry home with Sarah Thomas leading devotions and Marjorie Thomas the program.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Andrew Simpkins
Simpkins
Eleanor Close
Neil Tippett
Lucille Rivers
Clifford Shafer
Pearl Henry
Christine Brown
Donald Henry
Sarah Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
Carl Shafer
Charlies Wadley
Cee Daugherty
Charles Minister
Denver Bricker
Freda Smart
Gladys Pickering
Shirley Thomas
Homer Omen
Charles Pradfield
Ruth Fiske
Nazarene Church Revival Underway In Chauncey
Rev. J. G. Towriss leads revival services at the Church of the Nazarene The Plains with the sermon I Can Sleep When the Wind Blows. Rally Day is Sunday at 9 30 attendance goal 225. Evening evangelistic service 7 p m. David Jackson directs singing. Regular pastor Rev. Drill H Goff.
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Chauncey
J. G. Towriss
Church of the Nazarene
the Plains
David Jackson
Drill H. Goff
Fellowship Night at Greens Run Church in Chauncey
A Wednesday Fellowship Night at Greens Run Church of Christ drew 75 attendees. The program featured Donna Fierbaugh reading, Mary Davis vocal solo, Fred and Hazel Bratka guitar duets, Thelma Fierbaugh cornet solo, Adult and Young People's Choirs, and a talk on Fellowship by Mrs. Salyers under Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Refreshments were provided by Myrtle Foers, Lena Leake, Mary Davie, and Verna Sworts.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Church of Christ
Donna Fierbaugh
Mary Davis
Fred
Hazel Bratka
Thelma Fierbaugh
Salyers
Gilbert Courtney
Myrtle Foers
Lena Leake
Mary Davie
Verna Sworts
Local Social Notices From Washington Weekend Visit
Mrs. Charles Downhour and daughter-in-law Mrs. Harry Webb joined the Washington excursion and visited Virgil Webb in his home. Lacey McNutt hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Herb Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Frank from Delaware at their Sunday gathering. Kenneth Nye of Athens visited Thursday to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nye. Ruth Fiske to host bridge club Friday night at Hillcrest Inn.
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Charles Downhour
Harry Webb
Washington, D. C
Floyd Nye
Ruth Fiske
Hillcrest Inn
Addie Shepardson
Kalamazoo
C. O. Pierce
Joe Gabriel
Athens
Ned
Ohio University
Harry J. Stevenson
Forest
Len Brown
Eloise James
Columbus
Eva W. James
Logan Briefs Note Hospital Birthday and Club Gatherings
Hospital supervisor Mrs. Paul Masters received a surprise birthday dinner in the Cherrington Hospital dining room with Dr. M. H. Cherrington and Dr. J. B. Cherrington among attendees. A number of club meetings and social visits follow, including the Among Ourselves Club luncheon, Thimble and Art Club, N. N. Bridge Club, and Home Makers Club events with members from various cities. Also noted are a hunting trip in Forest and a family visit, plus a police admonishment of two brothers in Logan.
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Paul Masters
Ethel Cooper
Cherrington Hospital
Masters
M. H. Cherrington
J. 8. Cherrington
Charlee Barker
Lucille Miller
Margaret Ringhiser
Jane Webb
Fanny Glenn
Clara Stone
Misa Charlotte Dishong
Helen Kinsey
Cox
Glouster council set to hear rates and sewer plan details
Tonight at the city building the Glouster council, with the public affairs board and Southern Ohio Electric Co., will consider a new electric current rate ordinance. The company seeks a 10 year term while some favor two to three years. A sanitary sewer system costing about 140000 with city expenditure not to exceed 10000 will be explained, with facts expected at the meeting.
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Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Power Company
Birthday honors for Mrs. Grover Patton club night
Mrs. Grover Patton celebrated her birthday with a club gathering on Wednesday night. Husbands were invited as guests, a handkerchief shower given, games played, refreshments served, and a gift presented to the hostess. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Franke McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mingus, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Patton, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett, Mrs. Daniel Fulton, Mrs. Ida Hill, Mrs. L. W. Sanders, Mrs. Henry Heffkin, and Woodrow Patton.
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Chauncey
Grover C. Patton
Ida Hill
L. W. Sanders
Henry Heffkin
Woodrow Patton
Five Mines Reported Working in District
Only five mines in the district are reported active today. The Chauncey Mine 25, Hocking, Lick Run, Kimberly and Black Diamond are cited as operating.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Hocking
Lick Run
Kimberly
Black Diamond
Atha Class Elects Officers At Methodist Church Supper
Officers were elected at the supper meeting of the Atha Class of the Methodist Church. Mrs Blanche Mohler will serve as president Mrs Ed Bright as secretary and Miss Garnet Parks as librarian. Rev W N Shank now teaches the class. Mrs Shank was a guest and the group attended church services afterward.
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Atha
Methodist Church
Blanche Mohler
Ed Bright
Garnet Parks
W. N. Shank
Shank Waar
Commercial Motor Freight Seeks Route Change in Ohio
Public notice states Gat Commercial Motor Freight, Inc. filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to amend Certificate No. 300 routing intrastate travel Columbus to various Ohio and Indiana points, consolidating routes and abandoning newer certificates. The fleet includes 3 22-ton and 47 14-ton motor vehicles and 98 trailers. hearings scheduled with details at the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus.
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Public Utilities Commission of
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Ohio-Indiana Line
Toledo
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Youngstown
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Coshocton
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Athens
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Mansfield
Akron
Canton
Newark
Lancaster
Logan
Washington D. Hamilton
Eaid
Soak Mission
Commercial Motor Freight, Inc
Lodge Elects Officers for 1936 at Bishopville Lodge
Bishopville Lodge No. 470 F. and A. M. elected officers for 1936 with E. E. Galloway as Worshipful Master and J. J. Shepard as secretary. Trustees named H. E. Moody O. R. Davis R. C. Galloway and other posts filled. A Farmers Institute is planned for Mountville December 6 and 7 with state speakers and a Saturday evening program.
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Lodge
Glouster
Bishopville Lodge
E. E. Galloway
Co. R. Davis
Fred Price
J. J. Shepard
D. M. Shepard
E. R. Blower
M. E. Gladden
Tyler
E. G. Campbell
H. E. Moody
O. R. Davis
R. C. Galloway
A. C. McCance
Howard Ahle
Charles Gardner
Henry
Farm Institute
Mountville
Farmers’ Institute
Mrs J A Douth Visitation Noted in Nearby Area
Mrs J A Douth of South Zanesville is visiting friends in the vicinity. A long time Burr Oak resident, she moved to South Zanesville eleven years ago where she has since resided.
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Glouster
J. A. Douth
Zanesville
Glouster Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Glouster society notes list O S Fierbaugh of Ashland, former Trimble resident, visiting several days. Mr and Mrs James Phillips of Trimble and Mr and Mrs Dick Jones of this city returned from Cleveland where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Phillips and Delores.
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O. S. Fierbaugh
Ashland
Trimble
James Phillips
Dick Jones
Cleveland
Ralph Phillips
Delores
Emmett Rogers
Akron
Richard Cary
Dexter
George Davis
Alta Sweeney
L. D. McAfooes
H. F. Kittie
Marynville
Atty
Gwynn Sanders
Union Sets Clock for Clerks Hours in Local Area
The Retail Clerks union executive board announces new working hours to take effect soon. Clerks in Glouster Trimble and Jacksonville join the local union, with members praising strong cooperation in launching the new organization.
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Glouster
Retail Clerk's Union
Trimble
Jacksonville
Clerks’ Union
Armistice Day Chicken Dinner At Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will serve a chicken dinner at the Legion hall on High Street Saturday evening. A quilt will be awarded as an added attraction.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
High Street
Angle opens grocery and meat market in Glouster
Wayne Angle opens a grocery and meat market in the Telephone Building Glouster Ohio with BE Palmer of Athens in charge of meat and Clyde Mason as clerk. A claim notes waste oil from salmon canning contains more vitamin D than cod liver oil.
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Wayne Angle
Glouster, Co
BE. Palmer
Athens
Clyde Mason
Angle Grocery
Funeral notice for Mrs. Glouster and church service details
Fragments report a funeral notice for Mrs Glouster with a church service and a 7 o clock gathering. The text mentions Cana F and A M and a funeral event may follow.
Vendor Man Offers Vendol Tonic At Athens Pharmacy
An advertised remedy Vendol promises relief from stomach trouble nerves kidney weakness rheumatic pains and constipation. TheVendor Man invites readers to Athens Pharmacy to sample the tonic with no charge and asserts widespread endorsements from users in Athens and nearby areas.
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Athens
James FE. McGuire
Route 3
Chillicothe
Ohio
Lowell
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