Local Union Delegates To Meet In Nelsonville Hall
Delegates from district mine locals will meet at Local Union No. 2 Hollister Monday at 6 30 pm, announced William B. Morris secretary of the State Committee. Captains Newman and Crawford left for Toledo, while Lt Col Sheller and seven observers remain on duty at the Yew Hotel. Also reported are reinstatements of 38 former Ivy Mine 261 workers and an agreement enabling more applicants at Mine 267 after exhausting its eligible list. Fred Dresher, Lick Run Mine watchman, was wounded by a discharged pistol while refilling his water.
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Nelsonville
Oct
Hollister
William B. Morris
State Committee
Earl Newman
Willam Crawford
Toledo
Newman
Crawford
T Tey
John 8. Sheller
Yew Hotel
Glouster
Fred Dresher
Lick Run
Manhattan Coal Company
Cherrington Hospital
Dresher
Four Nelsonville Sisters Meet in Reunion At Family Home
Four sisters with a combined age of 305 years gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Filinger in Nelsonville. The youngest is 69 and the oldest are twins who will turn 80 in November. The group includes Mrs. Margaret Burna of Henderson Kentucky and Mrs. Filinger from this city along with Mrs. Cornelia Moore of Fairfield Alabama and Mrs. Emma Wallace of Evansville Indiana. It was their first meeting in several years and they plan another reunion next year.
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Nelsonville
Frank Fillinger
Knotner Street
Filinger
Cornelia Moore
Fairfield
Emma Wallace
Evansville
Albany Baptist Church
Manual Labor University
Albany
William T. Lewis
University
George Hanger
Bird
Lewis DeWitt
Academy
Free Will Baptist Church
Buil
Albany Union
Enterprise Academy
Baptist Church
Troop 46 Scouts Meet Despite Absence of Scoutmaster
Members of Troop 46 gathered at the American Legion Home in Nelsonville Friday night for a short session. Plans include a library with Bob White as librarian and a museum run by Tom Auflick, with a new staff including Tom Auflick Clayton Lee and Bill Weltzheimer. The next meeting is set for Friday October 14 at 7 pm at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Tom Auflick
Bill Mechem
Jack Riley
Robert Stratton
Jack Pritchard
Tom Keating
Charlies Moler
Bill Matheny
Clayton Lee
Terry Green
James Barrows
James
Bennie Sterling
Bob White
Bill Weltzheimer
Sam Hawk
Ralph Pierce
Legion Home
Ohio Legion Auxiliary reception honors state president
At a Columbus Governor's Mansion reception Thursday night Mrs. R. H. Jackson Mrs. Frank Jackson Mrs. E. B. McCune Miss Fanny Mulligan and Miss Oma Wilson joined Auxiliary members from across Ohio to honor Mrs. Lester Merritt newly elected president of the Department of Ohio American Legion Woman's Auxiliary Miss Mary Louise White daughter of Governor White helped host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
R. H. Jackson
Frank Jackson
E. 8. McCune
Fanny Mulligan
Rma Wilson
Columbus
Governor's Mansion
Lester Merritt
Ohio
Department of Ohio of American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
Mary Louise White
E. E. Club Honors Mrs. W. Silcott on 89th Birthday
Members gathered at Mrs. W. Silcott's High Street home to observe her eighty ninth birthday. She received bouquets of cut flowers and a friend presented a poetry tribute in her honor.
Forest Rose Club Feasted at Mrs Koenig Home in New Lexington
Members and guests of the Forest Rose Club gathered Friday night at Mrs. William Koenig's New Lexington home. A three course dinner served at 6 o'clock included Mrs. Mary Brown Mrs Burl Wallace Mrs Luther Wyskiver Mrs Clarence Green Mrs Walter Green Mrs Neilson Dowler Mrs Malcolm Raybould Miss Lulu Parry Miss Bessie Deer and Margaret Clark as members, with Mrs Hannah Parry and her son Charles joined by Mrs William McCulloch and Mrs Dave Evans as guests.
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Forest Rose Club
William Koenig
New Lexington
Koenig
Mary Brown
Burl Wallace
Luther Wyskiver
Clarence Green
Walter Green
Neilson Dowler
Malcolm Raybould
Lulu Parry
Bessie Deer
Margaret Clark
Hannah Parry
Charles
William McCulloch
Dave Evans
West School Parent-Teacher Association elects officers
First meeting of the West School Parent-Teacher Association was held with large turnout. Officers elected include President Mrs B M Coakley and Treasurer Mrs Cliff Hartley. Fall Festival planned for Friday November 4 with lessons and activities. Miss Ruth Cook led attendance prize for 15 mothers.
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T. A
West School
Ruth Cook
B. M. Coakley
Miss Florence Mulligan Visits Columbus This Weekend
Florence Mulligan of Personat is spending the end of the week in Columbus visiting friends and sightseeing.
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Florence Mulligan
Columbus
Benefit Dance At Buchtel Opera House For Needy Children
A dance sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the U M W of A will run Monday night from 8 to 12 at the Buchtel Opera House. Proceeds go to aid needy village school children.
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Buchtel Opera House
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Better Radio Music Question From State Music Clubs Leader
Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelly urged federation members to demand quality music from radio and combat degenerative trends in U S music at a luncheon in Athens. The State Federation executive board and 15 area clubs attended with Sigma Iota hosting a Friday night reception and an Ohio University School of Music program.
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Edgar Stillman Kelly
State Federation of Music Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Women's Music Club of
Athens
State Federation
Kelly
Oxford
Berlin
Paris
Women's Federation of Music Clubs
John A. Hoffman
Cincinnati
R. Anerbruck
Dayton
Raymond Osborne
Columbus
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
Harry Stalder
W. Phillips
J. J. Woolley
Mary Ness
L. V. Brown
Howard Goodwin
C. C. Millikin
H. R. Wilson
Misa Helen Hedden
Albany to Observe Pioneer Church Day Centennial celebration
Albany marks Pioneer Church Day to honor pioneer fathers with 100 peals of church bells on Sunday night October 9. The event includes Bible readings from a 125 year old Bible, choirs and old time hymns at the Methodist and Baptist churches in Albany.
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Albany
Reverend Brown
Sverend Wiggins
Shower honors Chauncey couple after home fire loss
In Chauncey on October 8 Mr and Mrs Charles Downhour hosted a large miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Stalder to help rebuild after a recent fire. Guests from Athens The Plains Murray City and Chauncey attended and a birthday cake was presented for Mrs Downhour.
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Robert Eddy
Nelsonville
Grace Cunningham
Irene McVay
Thomas Hoffman
Evelyn Hoffman
Chester Frazee
Winning
Mary Phillips
Lawrence Hoffman
Athens
Donald Webb
the Plains
Don Dowler
Murray City
Kimner Bregman
Athena
Charlies Wilson
Glounter
Johnson
Wilford Henry
Elizabeth Fiske
Man
Guy Brookins
Taeinia Joan
Pearl Henry
Clarence McCafferty
Clell Cunningham
T. R. Hamilton
William Collins
Ruth Smith
Freda Smart
Opal Rivera
Bernice Ferrer
Jimmie Rankin
Susan Donaldson
Wilma Kranyi
Chauncey Local No 358 Meeting and Woman's Bible Class
Large turnout at Chauncey Local No 358 meeting held Thursday night at Washington school Chauncey with Elmer Allen president and Rev Guss Graham reporting from Hollister miners meeting Carl Gardner also spoke Loyal Women's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ met Wednesday at Mrs Charles Sweeney home on High Street Mrs Floyd Nye led the session Mrs John Shafer gave devotions and Mrs Peter Rankin presented the lesson Contests were led by Mrs Helen Howard assisted by Mrs T R Hamilton
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Chauncey
Oct
Chauncey Local No. 358
Washington School
Elmer Allen
Guss Graham
Minera
Hollister
Carl Gardner
Loyal Woman's Bible Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Charles Sweeney
High Street
Floyd Nye
John Shafer
Peter Rankin
Mis
Helen Howard
T. R. Hamilton
Chauncey, Oct
Chauncey Woman's Christian Temperance Union
EB. M. Knode
Girls Class Guests at Plains Methodist Sunday School Teacher’s Home
Miss Lola Douglas Evelyn McDonald Mary Michael Millie Michael Opal Spencer Vera Wallace and Jean Hamer of the Girls High School class were hosted by their teacher Mrs C B Rice with Mrs Joe McCullough assisting. After the business session a social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Chauncey
Missea
Lola Douglas
Evelyn McDonald
Mary Michael
Millie Michael
Opal Spencer
Vera Wallace
Jean Hamer
Plains Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
C. 8. Rice
Joe McCullough
Local Visits Span Chauncey Murray City and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt of McArthur visited Chauncey to see Mrs. Walter Backus and were joined by Mrs. Backus for a Sunday return to McArthur. Marie Morgan of Lancaster visited Chauncey with her parents and relatives nearby while other locals dropped by Murray City to see Robert A. Surities after his illness. Elmer Bingman, Anna Lee Channell of Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Potee with Sonora Thelma Jean were in Columbus for weekend gatherings.
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John
Hunt
McArthur
Chauncey
Walter Backus
Backus
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Henry Morgan
Eugene Morrean
Charles Bradfield
George Williamson
Jo Ann
Buddy
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Murray City
Robert A. Surties
Leonard Koenig
Elmer Bingman
Anna Lee Channell
Athens
Potee
Sonora Thelma Jean
Uncey
Columbus
Millfield Couple Wed in Quiet Tracy Humphrey Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Homer Tracy announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline to Chariea Humphrey Jr at Rev P F Pugh’s home near Cansonville Last Friday The bride a Chauncey Dover High School 1932 graduate The groom son of Mr and Mrs C R Humphreys of Millfield works at Sunday Greek Mine No 6 Receptions and local notices follow with church plans and baby birth notice for Lucy Ann Muzio in Chauncey.
Salvation Army Faces Clothing Need in Athens County
Captain Reif and Captain Beit record relief efforts as 697 families in Athens County seek aid. The army distributes clothing, bread, and groceries using a history system to verify prior assistance. 25 families were deemed unworthy. Children’s clothing remains most in demand as local citizens donate sweaters and bed clothing.
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Frances Willock
Fred Beit
Salvation Army
Athens Citinene
Athens County
Reif
Local Diversions and Property News From Chauncey Area
Underwent a tonal operation Sunday in Chauncey with Dr Warren Sprague in his office. The Sissons sold their Howard Building restaurant to Stanley Monard who will continue operating it. Dover Township trustees office in Chauncey was newly papered and woodwork painted. Worden of Chauncey did the work. Mr and Mrs Boyd Potter and Emma Jo Potter of Albany visited with Allen Boudinet. Sunday Creek Mine No 6 operated daily last week. Doris Hoops and daughter of Corning visited Mrs Hoops’ brother Richard Dunkie and family.
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B. W. Simpkine
Warren Sprague
Chauncey
William Sisson
Howard Building
Stanley Monard
Dover Township
Worden
Mra
Boyd Potter
Mises
Emma Jo Potter
Albany
Allen Boudinet
Sunday Creek
Doris Hoops
Corning
Hoops
Richard Dunkie
Woodworth Sued Over Merchandise Debt in Gallia Court
The Mock of the Republican Press files suit in Gallia Common Pleas Court accusing Woodworth Printing Company founder of taking two promissory notes July 30 and delivering merchandise valued at 497 dollars. The plaintiff seeks full judgment plus interest from dates of the notes with court terms set for January and September.
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Woodworth
Printing Company
Athena County
Mock
Republican Press
Main Iiten
Thories
Mack
Millfield Personal Notes and Halloween Party Report
Mrs. F E Boudinot hosted a Halloween party for the Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ and their husbands. October meeting details, luncheon, and attendees are listed. future plans include the November gathering at Mrs P D Hill’s home. Health note: Ira Corwin, 12, underwent eye surgery at Alma Hospital after an injury from a strike last Saturday.
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A. O. McDaniel
Allen Boudinot
G. C. Patton
T. H. Blower
John Sharick
F. EB. Boudinot
Herman Theisen
Ed Evans
H. O. McDaniel
C. H. Boudinot
P. D. Hill
Olive Brookins
Lurena Mae
Donna Lee Sisson
Faithful Circle Bible
Martha Bible
Bible Review
Iequests
Faithful Circle Bible Class
Church of Christ
Herman Theisen Tucc
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Ira Corwin
Frank Corwin
Corse Hi
Alma Hospital
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Troop 46
Rauch
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W. State St
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins and Electric Shop
W. C. Posten
Fort Street
William Brooks
Lawrence Mayer
Altice Dugan
This City
William Dunn
Zanesville
Thomas Mulligan
Helen Jackson
Circleville
Katie May
W .l. Webb
Marjorie Vorkes
Mary Lou Hudson
Ohio University
Donald L. Simonton
Poplar Street
Gilbert Lee
Jerry Simonton
Nelsonville S
Edward Thacker
Wilkaville
Better Radio Music
Music Group
John Woolley
Sigma Iota
Gibson
Albany Methodist Church
E. N. Nichols
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
Alexander Presberyterian
Hebbardsville
Baptist Church Oldest
Puerto Rico
Retiefageonelos
Canon
St Rio Piedras
Puerto Rican National Guard
Graham
BIBLE
Tracy-Humphrey
Millfield
Louis Muzio
Lucy Ann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Muzio
Louise Guerra
Cleveland
Sarah Wilson
Lena Wilson
Abe Wilson
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
Dan Friedberg
Edith Wilson
Army
Rte
Amy Gifte
Seta
Gallipolis
Gallia County Common
R. White
F. FE
Boudinot
Rardin Bros. Co
Athens, Ohio
Rothman’s
Reerieve Atc
Alc
Men’s Union
Miner's
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